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Lepine/Cheval Inventory

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Handwritten French inventory of the Chevals' possessions stemming from the death of her husband, Lepine.
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Created Date:
1743 10 26 October 26, 1743 1726; 1743; 1749
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Colonial Arkansas Post Ancestry

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University of Arkansas

Keywords

  1. Baron
  2. Bonnefont
  3. Cheval
  4. Colonial Arkansas History
  5. Francoeur
  6. Giscard Dit Benoist
  7. Grevembert Dit Flamant
  8. Grosillon
  9. Imbeau
  10. Inheritance And Succession
  11. Inventories
  12. Inventory
  13. Lafleur
  14. Lajeunesse
  15. Lepine
  16. Livestock
  17. Mignon
  18. Montcharvaux
  19. Personal Property
  20. Real Property
  21. Slaver
  22. Slavery
  23. Tisserant De Montcharvaux
  24. Tobacco

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