1543-1698. Paris. 13 pièces : - Lot 36

1543-1698. Paris. 13 pièces : - Documents relating to a young Protestant girl, Françoise De GORIS, whom the Bellechasse nuns kidnapped and forced to take the veil. May 1654. 3 folio documents on paper. - Marriage contract between Jehanne MOBLET and Guillaume LE FEU. Paris, August 10, 1598, 13-page booklet (+ 3 blanks) on parchment. - Marriage contract of Claude de CHATILLON, (b. 1527, d. 1589 in Saintes), son of Claude de Châtillon baron de Bouville and Gabrielle de Sanzay, with Renée SANGLIER, dame de Bois-Rogues, des Hayes, Gasselin, du Dormon... on August 4, 1559 in Paris, parchment 168 x 52 cm. consisting of 3 sewn leaves (head missing with loss of a few words). (The House of Châtillon derived its name from a Champagne county, of which Châtillon-sur-Marne was the capital, and formed the branches of Saint-Pol, Blois, Penthièvre, Chartres, etc. It possessed vast estates and was one of the most important families in France. It possessed vast estates and was allied to several sovereign houses). - Receipt for the purchase at auction by Claude GUINOT of a house in Charonne, seized from the confrérie des Chalissins de Paris in execution of a king's order, November 28, 1545. Parchment, 21 x 27 cm. - Restitution to Pierre JOUVYN, bourgeois of Paris, of his property confiscated for non-payment of the droit de franc-fief on his property in Montfort-l'Amaury, against payment of the costs of the proceedings, May 3, 1552. Parchment, 22.5 x 34.5 cm. - Decision to convene a family council at the request of Etienne LEVESQUE, merchant grocer apothecary, bourgeois of Paris, to provide new guardianship for his niece Anne Doulcent, her mother Katherine Genteil having remarried, December 29, 1552. Parchment, 30 x 52 cm. - Sentence of guardianship for Barnabé GEDOIN. April 10, 1591, booklet of 10 pages on parchment. - Booklet comprising 11 pp. (+ 1 blank) on parchment: Contract concerning Dame Claude de MAILLY, Johannes DU GUE, etc. June 9, 1665; Sentence, May 24, 1881, parchment document and Sale of land by Jehan Du Gué, June 24, 1581, 7-page in-4 booklet on parchment (3 items). - Receipt from Jean de CHAMPROND, Paris, rue St-Honoré, to the Commanderie du Temple. August 28, 1604, parchment 13 x 27 cm (Joursanvault 1100).