Iberville County Louisiana Archives Deed.....Burchuois, Domingo  - Unzaga, Et Al  February 6, 1804
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Written: February 6, 1804

Date: February 6, 1804

Sale - Appear:
The Indian named Champagne Unzaga, Chief of the Chitimachas Nation, with his 
brother, Juan Luis Unzaga, established at Bayou Plaquemine, and by the 
Interpreter, Atanasio Darden, declare that they consent and are of common 
accord, of all the Indians of the Village, to sell to Domingo Burchuois:

A tract, belonging to them, of one of the two Villages, which they possess in 
said place, situated in the above said District on the right bank of the Bayou 
called of the Fork of Plaquemine, composed of sixteen arpents of front with 
the ordinary depth of forty, bounded on the upper part by the land which they 
sold to Felix Braud, and below by those of their ownership.

Additional Comments:
Transcribed from original Spanish in 1978 by Delma Abadie

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