Act of sale of property, a transaction between Antonio Lanclos and Emerant Lanclos, both of the Iberville District

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Antonio Lanclos and his wife Madalena Molinos, through their representative Pedro Braud, sold to Emerant Lanclos for fifty pesos a piece of land situated on the right bank of Bayou Lafourche in the Iberville District. The property was part of a larger tract purchased by Lanclos from the Chitimacha Indians on 1802 June 18.

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Act of sale of property, a transaction between Antonio Lanclos and Emerant Lanclos, both of the Iberville District

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1804-01-19

Description

Antonio Lanclos and his wife Madalena Molinos, through their representative Pedro Braud, sold to Emerant Lanclos for fifty pesos a piece of land situated on the right bank of Bayou Lafourche in the Iberville District. The property was part of a larger tract purchased by Lanclos from the Chitimacha Indians on 1802 June 18.

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Sale of property

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spa

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Document. Certified copy, dated 1833 February 12, signed by John Dutton, Judge, Iberville Parish. In Spanish.

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Rosemonde E. & Emile Kuntz collection: National period, 1804-1950, Manuscripts Collection 600, La Research Collection,

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