Succession Sale in Iberville Parish Louisiana 1849
Public sale to settle the succession of Hosémon Lambremont includes a sugar plantation on Live Oak Point with five arpent frontage and about 200 arpent area, an irregular tract of about 53 arpent, numerous enslaved people listed by name and age, moveable property, and terms detailing payments across 1849 1852 plus mortgage on land and slaves. Sheriff J L Petit oversees sale on June 30 1849 with notes endorsed to the parish recorder.
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State of Louisiana
Iberville
6Th District Court
Isle of Iberville
Hosémon Lambremont
Live Oak Point
D. M. Wilson
William C. 8
Ventress
Filette
Narcisse
Artwell
Louisa
Horace
Sam
Lucy
Julie
Flora
Arthémise
Drauzin
Francoise
Marguerite
Mary
Aerene
David
Milly
Matilda
Coleman
Henry
George
Washington
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