Conveyance Records ~ Book G, Part 1

These records were donated by the Terrrebonne Genealogical Society. These are the conveyance records for Terrebonne Parish, LA from #1 (1822) to #2167 (1837). The original records are in the Terrebonne Parish Courthouse.

No. 1583 Pg. 192 5/993 On February 12, 1835 Jean BOURG declared that he sold, ceded, abandoned and delivered a certain piece of land, to Pierre Marcelin BONVILLAIN, situated a short distance below Bayou Cane, containing three arpents front, on left bank of Bayou Terrebonne, with depth of thirty-four chains, or such depth as survey calls for, bounded above by land of Leandre B. THIBODAUX, and below by land of Jean Jacques LEBOEUF. It being same land vendor acquired from Nicolas LIRETTE. He sold land for $320.00. Now appeared Rosalie Leonore LIRETTE, wife of Jean BOURG, who declared that she authorized the sale.

No., 1588 Pg. 195-196 M 2/300 On March 21, 1835 Celestin BERGERON, inhabitant of Terrebonne Parish, acknowledged her received from Hypolite LANDRY, of Ascention Parish, guardian of Marcelin BABIN and Charles Dennis BABIN, minor children of Joseph BABIN, deceased, and Marguerite GAUDIN, deceased, the sum of $558.00, being total amount of the parts coming to Marcelin BABIN and Charles Dennis BABIN, in the succession of their parents, as appears in the court of testimony of Parish of Iberville, dated June 12, 1833. Sum was loaned by Hypolite LANDRY to Celestin BERGERON, to be repaid when children reached the age of majority. From Caleb WATKINS, of Terrebonne Parish, administrator of the succession of Mr. & Mrs. Charles GAUDIN, said Lincourt, they received the sum of $103.61, for the part coming to Charles Dennis BABIN, in the succession rendered in September 1833. Celestin BERGERON, wanting to assure Hypolite LANDRY. Mortgaged one habitation, situated in Terrebonne Parish, on both sides of Bayou Terrebonne, having two and one-half arpents front, by about thirty arpents depth, on the left side and about ten arpents depth on the right side, bounded below by land of Marcelin BERGERON and above by land of John A. GIBSON, and on the left side, land of Mrs. RHODES, and a negress, named Demitile, age about 22 years, and her children Daniel, a boy about 5 years of age, Benjamin, a boy about 1 year of age and Phrasie, a girl about 7 years of age. Witnessed by Auguste Hortado VERRET and Philippe A. SARGENT.

No. 1590 Pg. 197,198 On March 25, 1835 a decree of the court of Testimony, rendered on petition of Leandre B. THIBODAUX, ordering that an estimatative inventory of the properties belonging to the community, which lately existed, between Adelaide BERGERON, deceased, and Leandre B. THIBODAUX. Judge Leufroy BARRAS, accompanied by Jean LIRETTE and Jean Baptiste BONVILLAIN, major and domiciled witnesses, proceeded to inventory properties, in presence of Leandre B. THIBODAUX, acting in his own name and as guardian of the minors, Pierre Marcelin BONVILLAIN, acting in name of Emilie THIBODAUX, daughter of Adelaide BERGERON, deceased, wife of the said BONVILLAIN, and Celestin BERGERON, deputy guardian. The appraisers being Norbert BONVILLAIN and Philippe H. DARCE. Movable property not listed valued at $1204.00 and land to wit; a piece of land containing four arpents front on right bank of Bayou Terrebonne and seven arpents front on left bank, with depth of ten arpents on right bank and thirty arpents of depth on left bank, bounded above by land of Richard G. ELLIS, and below by land of P. M. SARGENT, on the left bank, and Jean. DELAPORT and Company, on the right bank, appraised for $3500.00. Another piece of land three arpents front on each side of Bayou L’eau Bleue, with depth found therein, bounded above by land of Edouard SAVOIE and below by land of Marianne BABIN, appraised for $200.00. Another piece of land with eight arpents front on each side of Bayou Terrebonne, with such depth therein, bounded above by land of WALKER and CLIFTON, and below by land of Francois BUQUET, appraised for $1600.00, for a total of $6504.00.

No. 1589 Pg. 196, 197 On March 21, 1835, by virtue of a decree rendered on the back of the petition of Marie SIVILE, surviving wife of Pierre GAUTREAUX, deceased, ordering an inventory of the community that lately existed between Marie SIVILE and her deceased husband, Judge Leufroy BARRAS with Jean Baptiste BEAUSERGENT and Jean Baptiste GUIDRY, in the presence of widow Pierre GAUTREAUX, acting for herself and names of her minor children and Orelien BOUDREAUX, acting as natural guardian of Marcelin BOUDREAUX, his son, minor issue from his marriage with Melite GAUTREAUX, daughter of Pierre GAUTREAUX, with appraisers Celestin BERGERON and Jean Louis HEBERT, valued movables at $851.00, and a piece of land containing four arpents front on left bank of Bayou Terrebonne, with a depth of twenty arpents, situated about three leagues from Bayou Lafourche, bounded above by land of Marcelin BERGERON and below by land of Jean Louis HEBERT was appraised at $1000.00, for a total of $1852.00. There was an obligation of James PORTER, due March 1835 for $1090 and another obligation of Michel BERNARD for $119.00.

No. 1592 Pgs. 198, 199 M/ 301 On March 25, 1835 appeared Mrs. Josephine BABIN, wife of Jean Marie LEBOEUF, assisted by her husband, who declared she received from Hypolite LANDRY, through Adolphe SEGHERS, the sum of $279.30, for her part in the succession of her father and mother, Joseph BABIN and Marguerite GAUDIN and said Hypolite LANDRY through Celestin BERGERON, the sum of $64.84, in the succession of Charles GAUDIN, said Linocut and his wife the sum of $103.61. She gives by these presents entire acquittance of Guardianship to Hypolite LANDRY, giving withdrawal, pure and simple, on all mortgages, which might exist.

No. 1597 Pg. 203 M2/349 On April 8, 1835 appeared Mariane HEBERT wife of Philippe LANCON, assisted by her husband, who declared that she had received from Mrs. Henry S. THIBODAUX, executrix of the succession of husband, the sum of $205.08, due her in the succession of Auguste Florentin HEBERT, her brother, deceased, the amount rendered by Adolphe SEGHERS, before the court of testimony dated September 22, 1834, giving withdrawal, pure and simple, of all mortgages that might exist in her favor. Sum was not paid in cash money, but was subtracted from a sale of land to Mr. P. LANCON, dated January 11, 1831.

No. 1600 Pg. 204 On April 6, 1835 Leufroy BARRAS went to the domicile of Jean M. DUPRE, to inventory movable properties belonging to the community, which existed between Marcelin PICHOFF and Marie Marguerite DUPRE, deceased. In the presence of Marcelin PICHOFF, guardian of minor child Paul, his son, and in his own name, Jean M. DUPRE, grandfather and deputy guardian of said Paul; William C. WATKINS and Arthur A. VERRET as witnesses, valued inventory at $133.00.

No. 1601 Pg. 204-206 On April 10, 1835 Leufroy BARRAS in conformity with the order of the court of testimony, in a family meeting, Laurent PICHOFF, John CONINGHAM, Gabriel LEBOEUF, Andre CHIASSON and Hubert BELLANGER, to deliberate the interests of Paul PICHOFF, minor child of Marcelin PICHOFF and Marie Marguerite DUPRE, deceased, agreed to sell movable properties, at auction.

No. 1602 Pg. 205 5/1005 ½ On April 10, 1835 appeared Laurent PICHOFF and Clair TRAHAN, his wife, declared they sold, ceded, abandoned and delivered to Marcelin PICHOFF a piece of land situated near Bellanger Canal containing one arpent front on left bank of Bayou Terrebonne, with depth of survey, bounded above by land of Joseph MILONE and below by land of vendor, for $200.00. Witnessed by H. BELLANGER and Hubert M. BELLANGER.

No. 1603 Pgs. 205, 206 On April 11, 1835, with a decree of the court of testimony, ordering an inventory of properties, debts and credits belonging to the community, which lately existed between Pierre DUPRE, deceased, and Henriette ARCEMENT, Judge Leufroy BARRAS went to the domicile of widow Pierre BRUNET, and in the presence of Mrs. Henriette ARCEMENT, widow BRUNET, with the guardian of Pierre Paul BRUNET child issue from marriage of said BRUNET, Jean Baptiste DUPLANTI, deputy guardian of said minor and William C. WATKINS and Renaud BOUDREAUX, legal witnesses, with Jerome DUPRE and Isidore DUPRE, appraisers, set value of $598.25, with $22.81 ½ in debts.

No. 1604 Pg. 206, 207 On April 11, 1835 in conformity with the court of probates, of Terrebonne Parish, rendered this day, on the petition of Jean Baptiste DUPLANTI, ordering an inventory be made, of all properties, belonging to the community, which existed between said DUPLANTI and Marie Francoise BRUNET, his wife, deceased, Judge Leufroy BARRAS went to the domicile of Mr. DUPLANTI, with him acting in his name and as guardian of his minor children; Marcelin, Joseph, Melazie and Arthemise, with Hubert BELLANGER as subrogated tutor, and Marcelite DUPLANTI wife of Etienne MALBROUGH, acting in her name, having 1/6 of succession, of her mother, Jean Baptiste DUPLANTI, Jr., acting in his own name, as having 1/6 right in succession of his mother. The appraisers are Renaud BOUDREAUX and Joseph J. DARCE, witnessed by William WATKINS and Thomas BUFORD set value at $1476.62 ½.

No. 1605 Pg. 207 5/1006 On April 11, 1835, in the 59th year of independence, Mrs. Anne Marie TYSON, widow of Jean MARS, who declared to have sold, ceded, abandoned and delivered to August PICHOFF a certain piece of land, about one mile below Canal Bellanger, containing one-half arpent front on each side of Bayou Terrebonne, with depth of survey, bounded above by land of vendress and below by land of widow TYSON, for $100.00. Witnessed by Hubert BELLANGER and Hubert M. BELLANGER.

No. 1606 Pgs. 207, 208 On April 13, 1835 according to a petition by Leandre B. THIBODAUX, demanding a family meeting, of his minor children; Aglae, Bertus, Demosthenes, Elodie, Lea and Numa, all issue from Adelaide BERGERON, deceased, present were Guillaume BERGERON, Marcelin BERGERON, Leandre CROCHET, Alexandre DUPRE and Henry CROCHET, who declared that the property be adjudicated, at the price of appraisal of $6,500.00, and whereas Leandre B. THIBODAUX, desiring to sell some land, wants to be able to mortgage a piece of land of eight arpents front, situated between the lands of WALKER & CLIFTON and Fois BUQUET, which act passed this day. Witnessed by Norbert BONVILLAIN and Marcelin BABIN.

No. 1609 Pg. 209 On April 16, 1835 Leandre B. THIBODAUX declared land adjudicated to him at appraisal price, in order to assume portion, will come to his children after debts are paid, mortgage in their name a certain piece of land of eight arpent front. Witnessed by Henry C. THIBODAUX and C. BERGERON.

No. 1617 Pg. 214 M 2/306 On April 21 1835 Mrs. Brigite BELLANGER, widow Henry S. THIBODAUX, declared she had received $510.00 form William ASHLY, in consideration of a sale passed October 27, 1828, for a piece of land three arpents front, on the right bank of Bayou Terrebonne, giving by these presents, full withdrawal of all mortgages concerning the above sale. Witnessed by Bannon G. THIBODAUX and E. D. BURGUIERES.

No. 1618 Pg. 215 5/1015 On April 21, 1835 Jean Marie PITRE declared he sold, ceded, abandoned, conveyed and delivered to Henri HOFFMAN a certain piece of land, for $160.00, paid cash in hand, land situated about sixteen miles from Thibodauxville, containing one arpent front on right bank of Bayou Terrebonne, with a depth of four arpents, bounded above by land of the vendor and below by the public road, which leads to Bayou Grand Caillou, being portion of a larger quanity bought from widow Pierre MENOU, who acquired land in division of the estate of Pierre MENOU, her husband. Witnessed by William SHAFFER and Alexander SARGENT.

No. 1619 Pgs. 215, 216 5/1016 On April 21, 1835 Pierre Bertin ROUSSEL declared that he sold, ceced, abandoned and delivered to Francois BABIN, for $300.00 cash, a certain piece of land, situated in this parish, about six miles from Thibodauxville, containing three arpents front, more or less, on right bank of Bayou Terrebonne, with depth of survey, bounded above by land of Jean Baptiste RICHARD and below by land of Messrs. MOORE and BATEY. Witnessed by John BOYD and John RODDY.

No. 1620 Pg. 216 On April 21, 1835 Pierre Bertin ROUSSEL sold, ceded, abandoned and delivered six slaves to Leufroy BARRAS for $3,000.00, as follows, a mulatto named Tony or Anthony age about 34 years, his wife Henrietta age about 34 years, and two children Jane aged about 12 years and Charity about 10 years, also two of Henrietta’s children, May aged about 11 years and Betsy aged about 8 years. Leufroy BARRAS mortgage his land of 25 arpents front on each side of Bayou Terrebone, as well as the above mentioned slaves. Witnessed by August Hurtado VERRET and Hippolyte PORCHE.

No. 1626 Pgs. 219, 220 5/1018 On April 23, 1835 Norbert BONVILLAIN and his wife, Elise PREVOST declared that they sold, ceded, abandoned and transferred a certain piece of land to Jessy BATEY and Henry C. THIBODAUX, for $500.00, cash in hand, land situated in Terrebonne Parish about Nine miles from Thibodauxville, containing three arpens front on right bank of Bayou Terrebonne, with depth as the survey calls for, bounded above by land of Florentin BOUDREAU and below by land of Paul BOUDREAU. Witnessed by Eleonore CROCHET and Evariste PORCHE.

No. 1630 Pg. 222 M 2/315 On April 29,1835 Mrs. Heloise FALGOUT widow of Edmond FANGUY declared she was justly indebted to Leon FALGOUT for the sum of $550.00, money loaned to her, she mortgaged a certain negress named Melanie, aged about 26 years, with her child named Roselin. Witnessed by William A. SHAFFER and Auguste H. VERRET.

No. 1631 Pg. 222 M 2/313 On April 27, 1835 Mrs. Heloise FALGOUT widow of Edmond FANGUY, acting as guardian of her minor children, declared she had received from Leon FALGOUT the sum of $1020.00, being price of the negro named Bill, bought at the auction of the properties of the community, which lately existed between herself and deceased husband, giving withdrawal of mortgage. Witnessed by August H. VERRET and Marcel FALGOUT.

No. 1632 Pg. 222, 223 M 2/314 On April 27, 1835 Cerille HEBERT acknowledged that he received $40.00 from Mrs. Henry S. THIBODAUX, being the part that comes to him, in the succession of Auguste Florentin HEBERT, her deceased brother, according to account rendered by A. SEGHERS, before the court of testimony September 22, 1834, he giving by these presents, entire acquittance for said sum. Witnessed by A. H. VERRET and Alexandre P. SARGENT.

No. 1633 Pg. 223 M 2/316 On April 28, 1835 Jean Baptiste BEAUSERGENT and his wife Marguerite BERGERON declared they received $160.00 from Mrs. Henry S. THIBODAUX, being the balance due on a sale of land April 10, 1832, two Arpents front on Bayou L’eau Bleue, and give acquittance and withdrawal of mortgage on land. Witnessed by Celestin BERGERON and J. B. LAPEROUSE.

No. 1634 Pg. 223, 224 5/1024 On April 28, 1835 Leandre CROCHET sold, ceded, abandoned and delivered a piece of land to Henry C. THIBODAUX, three arpents on left bank of Bayou Terrebonne, with 20 arpents depth, bounded above by land of Mrs. H. S. THIBODAUX and below by land of Florentin BOUDREAUX, for $1,000.00, paid in cash. Appeared Mrs. Magdeline BERGERON, his wife, agrees with sale. Witnessed by A. P. SARGENT and Leonore CROCHET.

No. 1635 Pg. 224 M 2/317 On April 28, 1835 Mrs. Henry S. THIBODAUX declared that she had received $600.00 from Eleonore CROCHET, in consideration of a sale dated February 9, 1832, recorded No. 1145, giving withdrawal of mortgage stipulated in sale. Witnessed by A. P. SARGENT and Leandre CROCHET.

No. 1636 Pg. 224 5/1022 On April 28 1835 Henry Claiborne THIBODAUX declared that in consideration of the sum of $700.00 cash, he sold, ceded, abandoned and delivered to Eleonore CROCHET a certain negress, slave for life, named Emelie, aged about 26 years. Witnessed by Alexandre P. SARGENT, Leandre CROCHET.

No. 1637 Pg. 224, 225 5/1023 On April 28, 1835 Eleonore CROCHET declared that he sold, ceded, abandoned and delivered to Leandre CROCHET a certain piece of land, about 15 miles from Bayou Lafourche, containing two arpents front on each side of Bayou Terrebonne, with depth of survey, bounded above by land of Victoire BABIN and below by land of Polin CROCHET, for $600.00 in cash. Witnessed by A. P. SARGENT and Henry C. THIBODAUX.

No. 1639 Pg. 225 M 2/318 On April 29, 1835 Gabriel ARSENAUX declared he had received $100.00 for the sale of a piece of land one and one-half arpents front, dated September 16, 1837, and by these presents, gives withdrawal of mortgage stipulated in sale. Witnessed by Miles TAYLOR and Henry C. THIBODAUX.

No. 1643 Pg. 228, 229 On May 1, 1835 Mrs. Marie Mariane VERRET widow Joseph DELAPORTE, acting as guardian of minor children, Alfred, Joseph and Marie Elvire, who declared that desiring to receive for minors, the succession of Joseph DELAPORTE d. and Mrs. Marie Felicite BLOYET, his wife, both d. about April, at Locmine, Department of Morbibou, France (children’s grandparents), as their father was only son of deceased, and he d. April 29, 1835 in Terrebonne Parish, LA. She names her general and special procurator Mr. BLOYET of Auray, Department of Moribou, in France, maternal uncle of Joseph DELAPORTE, deceased father of minors inhere named. Witnessed by Auguste H. VERRET and Alexandre P. SARGENT.

No., 1644 Pg. 229 M 2/320 On May 2, 1835 Clemence GUIDRY w/o Alexander LIRETTE acknowledged she received from Marguerite BERGERON, her mother, w/o Jean Baptiste BEAUSERGENT, the sum of $119.93, which is the part that comes to her, on the succession of Jean Pierre GUIDRY, her father, deceased, according to the account rendered in the office of Judge, of this Parish, giving full and entire acquittance for all she has claimed in the aforesaid succession. Witnessed by Celestin BERGERON.

No. 1845 Pg. 229, 230 M 2/321 On May 2, 1835 Mrs. Marguerite CHOUASTRE widow of Jacques VERRET declares that her husband sold to LAMOUREAU and LABADIE of Thibodauxville, a piece of land containing five arpents front on each side of Bayou Terrebonne, with depth of survey, bounded above by land of Pierre Bertin ROUSSEL and below by land of Joseph MILONE, about one quarter mile above Belanger Canal, land now in possession of William SHIELDS, she ratifies and confirms by these presents, the said act. Witnessed by A. H. VERRET and P. SARGENT.

No. 1647 Pg. 230 M 2/322 On May 5, 1835 Alexandre GUIDRY declared to have received $119.93 from his mother Marguerite BEGERON, being his part in the succession of Jean Pierre GUIDRY, his father, deceased, according to act rendered in the office of Judge of Terrebonne Parish. Signed Alexandre GUIDRY and Judge Leufroy BARRAS.

No. 1654 Pg. 225 5/1029 On May 16 1835, the heirs of Charles NAQUIN, deceased, namely; Yves NAQUIN w/o Jean DUPRE, one fourth of succession, Renet NAQUIN w/o Jean Pierre DUGAS, one fourth of succession, Pelegrin BOUDREAUX acting in the name of Anne Marie HENRY, daughter of Anne DUGAS, deceased, w/o Jean Baptiste HENRI, the said wife of Renaud BOUDREAUX, one fourth of succession, and the seven children of Jean NAQUIN, deceased. 1. Jean Charles NAQUIN, 2. Jean Marie NAQUIN, 3. Rosalie NAQUIN w/o Hypolite PITRE, 4. Hypolite NAQUIN, 5. Celeste NAQUIN w/o Similien BOURG. 6. Francois NAQUIN, 7. Hyacinthe NAQUIN, together, having one fourth claim in succession. Desiring to divide a certain piece of land, in this parish, having eight arpents front on each side of Bayou Terrebonne, bounded above by land of Jean Pierre DUGAS, they divided land into four Lots, of two arpents each. Beginning from upper line, lots numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, in descending, and after lots were drawn, lot #1 went to Mrs. Renet NAQUIN, widow Jean Baptiste DAIGLE, #2 went to Yves NAQUIN, #3 went to Anne Marie HENRY and #4 went to the heirs of Jean NAQUIN. Witnessed by Charles DUPRE and Renaud BOUDREAUX.

No. 1655 Pg. 235, 236 M 2/326 On May 16, 1835. On May 16, 1835, with a decree from the Court of Testimony, rendered on the petition of Henriette ARCEMENT, widow Pierre BRUNET, ordering a “Family Meeting”, of the relatives of the minor Pierre Paul BRUNET, child issued from the marriage of Pierre BRUNET and Henriette ARCEMENT, present were Louis ARCEMENT, Jean Baptiste BRUNET, Jean Baptiste DUPLANTI, fils, Etienne MALBROUE and Charles DUPRE, who declared that the property of the community be sold at public auction. Also was approved by Deputy-Guardian Jean Baptiste DUPLANTI, pere. Witnessed by Pierre Bertin ROUSSEL, Louis ARCEMENT, Jean Baptiste BRUNET and Pelegrin BOUDRAUX.

No. 1656 Pg. 236 M 2/327 On May 16, 1835 appeared Henriette ARCEMENT, widow Pierre BRUNET, guardian of Pierre Paul BRUNET, her son, and acting in her quality as administrator of the succession of Pierre BRUNET, deceased, who declared to have made and constituted as his special procurator, Louis ARCEMENT, his brother, to do all she would be able to do herself as administrator of the succession of Pierre BRUNET. Witnessed by Celestin BERGERON and Jean MALBROUE.

No. 1657 Pg. 236 M 2/328 On May 16, 1835 appeared Victoire Aspasie AUCOIN, wife of Jerome DUPRE, assisted and authorized by her husband, declares she sold to Pierre BRUNET, by act dated June 23, 1832, a piece of land containing 2 ½ arpents front on each side of Bayou Terrebonne, with ten arpents depth on each side, bounded above by land of Jerome DUPRE and below by land of Jean DUPRE and she wants to confirm and ratify the said sale, in its entirety, and renounces all of her rights, according to law, now and forever. Witnessed by Pelegrin BOUDRAUX and Charles DUPRE.

No. 1658 Pg. 237 COB Probate # 51 folio 237 et Seq. On May 16, 1835 a decree of Court of Probates, on petition of Jean Baptiste DUPLANTI Sr. widower of Marie Francoise BRUNET, ordering a “Family Meeting” of the minors Marcelin, Joseph, Melasie and Arthemise, minor children of issue of Jean Baptiste DUPLANTI and Marie Francoise BRUNET, deceased. Present were Louis ARCEMENT, Jean Baptiste BRUNET, Charles DUPRE, Pierre Bertin ROUSSEL and Celestin BERGERON, who declared that the community property be sold at public auction. Now appeared Hubert BELLANGER, subrogated tutor of minors, as well as Jean Baptiste DUPLANTI, Jr., one of the heirs, of full age and Etienne MALBROUE, husband of Marcelite DUPLANTI, also an heir, representing his wife, who also approved of auction of property. Witnessed by Isidore DUPRE and W. C. WATKINS.

No. 1667 Pg. 241 5/998 At New Orleans, LA on March 26, 1835 before Hughes PEDESCLAUS, Notary Public for City of New Orleans, LA, came and appeared Lyttleton Stanford WATERS, a resident of New Orleans, who declared that he sold, ceded and conveyed to Henry Claiborne THIBODAUX, a negress named Emilie, age about 31 years, belonging to him by virtue of the acquisition made from Samuel PAXTON, according to act passed March 2, 1829, before Hugh K. GORDON, deceased, then notary in this city. Sale made in consideration of the sum of $570.00, with $350.00 paid in cash, and $220.00 on account. Witnessed by Felix PERCY and Charles DARCANTEL.

No. 1668 Pg. 241 M 2/331 On May 26 1835 appeared Hypolite HEBERT who acknowledges he has received from Mrs. Henry S. THIBODAUX, widow Bridget BELLANGER, as executrix of the succession of her deceased husband, formerly guardian of Auguste Florentin HEBERT, the sum of $40.00, being the part that comes to him, in the succession of his father, deceased, where as acquitance is given. Witnessed by Antoine BOETO and Jean Baptiste HENRI.

No. 1669 Pg. 241, 242 112A/10934 On May 28 1835 appeared Mrs. Melanie DUPRE wife of Stanislas BOUDREAUX, assisted and authorized by her husband, guardian of minors Adelle, Henri, Armand Marcelin and Hilaire Mathurin, children of issue from 1st marriage of said Melanie, with Charles M. HENRI deceased, who declared to have named Charles DUPRE, as their General and Special Procurator, in the succession of their grandfather, Jean Baptiste Theodore HENRI. Witnessed by Philippe H. DARCE and Pelegrin BOUDRAUX.

No. 1670 Pg. 242 M 2/330 On May 28, 1835 appeared Etienne BILLIOT, who declared that he received $1,000.00, in consideration of a sale dated July 24, 1818, for land situated in this parish, containing five arpents front, more or less, located a short distance above Bellanger Canal, giving by these presents, withdrawal of the mortgage, reserved by said act. Witnessed by John RODDY and C. Lemichel DUROY.

No. 1671 Pg. 242 5/1031 On May 28, 1835 Charles Lemichel DUROY sold, ceded, abandoned and delivered to Pierre CHARPENTIER, a certain piece of land, situated in this parish, about 1 ½ miles below Bellanger Canal, containing 2 ½ arpents front on each side of Bayou Terrebonne, with depth of survey, bounded above by land of Hubert BELLANGER and below by land Joseph M. LANDRY, for $410.00, payable over time. Witnessed by John RODDY and L. E. BARRAS.

No. 1672 Pg. 242, 243 M 2/332 On May 29, 1835 Martial LEBOEUF, acting in the name of Mrs. Louise VERRET, his wife, who declared to have the power to discharge his said wife, of the debts and charges of the succession of Jacques VERRET, deceased, father of Louise VERRET, deceased January 11, 1833, he accept the said succession, in the name of his wife, only without liability for debts, exceeding the assets. Witnessed by Jean Baptiste HENRI and Charles DUPRE.

No. 1675 Pg. 244, 245 5/1032 On May 30, 1835 the legal heirs of Jean Baptiste Theodore HENRI and Ann NAQUIN, deceased 2nd wife, viz: Jean Baptiste HENRI, having claim to 1/5 of property, and 1/5 in the half of the property in community between deceased man and woman, Francois Constant HENRI, father of the 1st being heir for an equal part of succession, Guillaume Celestin HENRI, acting in the names of Melanie DUPRE, wife of Charles Magloire HENRI and now wife of Stanislas BOUDRAUX, acting as guardian of her minor child, issue from her 1st marriage with Charles M. HENRI, deceased, viz: Adelle HENRI, Armand Marcelus HENRI and Hilaire M. HENRI, by representation of their father, Charles Magloire HENRI, who was heir in the same degree as first three above named and Anne Marie HENRI, wife of Renaud BOUDRAUX and authorized by said husband, only daughter of Anne NAQUIN, the second wife of Jean Baptiste Theodore HENRI and heir of all of the real property of her deceased mother. A General Recapitulation, Anne Marie HENRI received $1761.29, Jean Baptiste HENRI, $1034.59, Fois C. HENRI $1034.59,Guillaume C. HENRI $1034.59 and the heirs of Charles M. HENRI $1034.59, a total of $7526.64. Witnessed by R. SHIELDS and H. F. THIBODAUX.

No. 1680 Pg. 247, 248 M 2/335 On June 5, 1835 appeared Henriette VERRET, free woman of color, who declared she received from Huberville ARSENAUX, the sum of $200.00, subscribed by herself October 15, 1833, that formed the sum of $500.00, in consideration of a sale dated the same day, for a piece of land on Bayou Little Terrebonne, she giving Huberville ARSENAUX withdrawal of the mortgage authorized by same act. Witnessed by Auguste H. VERRET and Alexander P. SARGENT.

No. 1682 Pg. 248, 249 On June 12, 1835 appeared Jean LAGARDE declared that he sold, ceded, abandoned and delivered to Charles BOURG dit ROUSSEAUX, a certain piece of land a short distance below the Court House, containing 2 arpents front on each side of Bayou Terrebonne, with depth as bears the confirmation, that is to say, about four arpents on each side, being pieces of concession of Pierre MENOU, sale made in consideration of the sum of $450.00, paid in cash. Witnessed by John BOYD and John RODDY.

No. 1683 Pg. 245 5/1034 On Jun 13, 1835, whereas Henry S. THIBODAUX made a donation of a piece of land containing 2 arpents front on each side of Bayou Terrebonne, situated near Bayou Cane, between the lands belonging above to Francois BUQUET and below by land of Miss Constance GAUDIN, whereon a public school house has been built, where as in the state of old age, wherein we find the said land is useless and even a burden, because of the encumbrances and taxes, in consequence, we have retroceded, from now and forever, these considerations, to Mrs. Bridget BELLANGER, widow Henry S. THIBODAUX, the said land herein after described, renouncing Donation forever. Witnessed by H. S. BOURGEOIS and Celestin BERGERON.

No. 1684 Pg. 249, 250 On May 16, 1835 J. B. LAPERUSE, Justice of the peace, was transported to the domicile of Jean H. LIRETTE and Marie Jean BRAUX, deceased, to appraise and inventory property of the late community. Value set at $377.62 ½. Signed by Jean LIRETTE, Augustin BABIN (mark), Pierre DAIGLE, Alexandre LIRETTE, Jean B. BERGERON (mark), Jacques LEBOEUF (mark) and Jean Marie LEBLANC (mark). Witnessed by P. H. DARCE and C. B. WATKINS.

No. 1686 Pg. 251 M2/338 On June 20, 1835 appeared Antoine BOETO, acting for Claire HEBERT, major daughter, domiciled in City of New Orleans, by act passed before Louis T. CAIRE, Notary Public in New Orleans, dated June 9, 1835, heir one-eight in succession of Marie DOUARON, her mother, deceased, wife of Jean Louis HEBERT and also heir for one-seventh share in the succession of Auguste Florentin HEBERT, her brother, deceased Terrebonne Parish. Antoine BOETO declared that he had received from Mrs. Henry S. THIBODAUX. Executrix of Henry S. THIBODAUX, deceased, who was guardian of Claire HEBERT, as well as her deceased brother Auguste, the sum of $528.00, being that which comes to her in the succession of Auguste Florentin HEBERT and also $568.27, from her mother’s succession, he gives withdrawal of all mortgages, which may result from aforesaid guardianship. Witnessed by GAMBIN and John RODDY.

No. 1687 M2/337 On June 20-1835 Mrs. Magdeleine LEBOEUF, wife of Sebastien TIVET, who declared she had received, both from the late Pierre CAZEAUX and Evariste PORCHE, administrator of the succession of Said CAZEAUX, the sum of $600.00, and the sum of $200.00 paid in cash, in consideration of a sale of land 5 arpents front, dated July 27, 1831, recorded # 1217. The lady being duly assisted and authorized by her husband, giving by these presents final acquitance and withdrawal of all the mortgages reserved in said sale. Witnessed by John K. BOYD and Pg. Alexander SARGENT.

No. 1688 Pg. 251, 252 M2/340 On June 25, 1835 Jean DUPRE and Yves NAQUIN declared that they name Charles DUPRE, their son, as Special Procurator, to receive from Evariste PORCHE, administrator of the succession of Pierre CAZEAUX, deceased, all sums, due them. Witnessed by Jerome DUPRE and M. F. DUPRE.

No. 1689 Pg. 252 M2/342 On June 25, 1835 Charles DUPRE, acting in the name of Jean DUPRE and Yves NAQUIN, his father and mother, declares he received, from Evariste PORCHE the sum of $2440.00, for the sale of land, dated March 27, 1830. Charles DUPRE gives withdrawal and final acquitance, authorizing final erasure of mortgage reserved on the land. Witnessed by Jerome DUPRE and Louis VERRET.

No. 1690 Pg. 252 M2/342 On June 27, 1835, according to a petition of Benjamin MALBROU, demanding a family meeting of the relatives of the minors; Rosalie, Leverine, Melina, Ozema, Laime and Telesphore MALBROU, issue from his marriage with Melisere BOUDELOCH, deceased, in order to give their opinion and to state if the properties belonging to the community of Benjamin MALBROU and Melisere BOUDELOCHE, his wife, deceased, be adjudicated at the price of appraisal. Present were Jean BOUDELOCHE, deputy guardian of minors, Valeri BOUDELOCHE, Francois MARONGE, Pierre BERGERON, Jean Baptiste BERGERON, Florentin BERGERON and Jean BOUDELOCHE. Witnessed by Simon LEBLANC and W. ROSE.

No. 1691 Pg. 253 5/1035 On June 27, 1835 Alexandre BERGERON declared that he sold, ceded, abandoned and delivered a certain piece of land to Julien CROCHET, land situated on right side of Bayou Terrebonne below Court House, containing two arpents front and ten arpents in depth, bounded above by land of Francois BELLANGER and below by land of the vendor, land being part of the confirmation of Joseph HACHET and being turned over by the concessionaire to Mrs. Henry S. THIBODAUX, who exchanged it with the present vendor. Sale made in consideration of the sum of $400.00, paid over time. Witnessed by John RODDY and Louis VERRET.

No. 1692 Pg. 253 On April 25, 1835 Rendered on the back of the petition of Marie SIVILE, widow of Pierre GAUTRAU, demanding that a meeting of the family of the minors: Eugene, Furcy, Terzile, Marie, Jean, Pauline, Azelie, Neuville, and Rosalina, all children of Pierre GAUTRAU and Marie SIVILE be called together to decide if the properties left by their father be sold and under what terms. They decided that all properties be sold at public auction. Witnessed by C. B. WATKINS and W. C. WATKINS.

No. 1695 Pg. 254 5/1004 On July 8, 1835 Joseph MALBROU sold, ceded, abandoned and delivered a little negro boy, named Michel, about 10 years of age, slave for life, to Leufroy BARRAS for and in consideration of the sum of $450.00, cash in hand, where acquitance is given. Witnessed by Pelegrin BOUDRAU and Francois DARCE.

No. 1697 Pg. 255 On March 20, 1835 appeared Miss Clemence BERTRAND, of full age, declared she makes Auguste BERTRAND, her special agent, to sell to Mr. William A. SHAFFER, a piece of land, situated on Bayou Black or Little Terrebonne, two arpents front, on each side, land she inherited from the late Jean Baptiste BERTRAND, her father. Witnessed by Guillaume Joseph GAUBERT and Edouard KNOBLOCK.