succession of Pierre Trahan, dec'd. the father of sanum Angelique.

Thomas C. Anderson is listed as a neighbor in a land sale between Bellards & Adam Janies. See: Sale Christoval Bellared to Adam Jeanise Mar 8, 1892 in this database. Thos. Also owns land on Mallet and in Sec 76, twp 8S and Sec 60 twp 7 S R2E.

10 arpents fron X 40 depth on Bayou Plaquemine sold for $200.

Note: Margin says vendee: Lormondier fils, body of text says Joseph Rias.

The E 1/2 of a tract of land lying in PN, 30 arpents of praire land fo $63.05.

succession of Emerante LeBleu in 1859.

French: Land (boisee) situated on Bayou Plaquemine 2 arpents and the 1/6 part of an 1 arpent X 40 arpent piece of land.

* French: "land appartenant to". NOTE: French: The sanum vendor declares the property is at this moment mortgaged to the succession of Emerante LeBleu in the sum of $120. and the Mrs. Palemon Gunumry and Valmont Gunumry are (respensite) for the mortgage. Marie Evelina Latiolais wife of Edmond T. Gunumry approves the sale.

The entire section containg 644.96 acres

In obedience to the second section of an act to amend and {renact?) the 16th and 34th section of an act to acquire free public schools in the state of Louisiana approved 15 March 1855 and by virtue of an order directed to Onezime A. Gunumry, Treasurer, dnum proceed to the courthouse in the town of Opelousas, parish of St. Landry, in order to sell at public auction to the last and highest bnumder the 16th section lying in Township 7 south, Range 2 east in the northwestern District of Louisiana to be sold in four separate lots as per plat.

9-1/3 arp more or less on E. snume of Bayou in village of Church Point.