1396. Paris, 7 pieces. - Lot 30

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1396. Paris, 7 pieces. - Lot 30
1396. Paris, 7 pieces. . Jehan Amyot, payeur des oeuvres du roi. Receipt for one hundred livres received from Jean Poulain for work and repairs to the two hotels of the Duc d'Orléans. December 9, 1396, parchment 9 x 31 cm, red wax seal remnant on hanging tail. . Guillaume Ligier, fourrier duc and concierge of his hotel, received 25 francs from Jean Poulain for the remainder of his wages. April 13, 1396, parchment 7 x 31 cm. . Jeanne de Saint-Quentin, a poor woman, received 10 francs in alms from the duc d'Orléans to help marry off her daughters Ysabelet and Guillemette. February 17, 1396, parchment 9.5 x 20 cm. . Jean Godeschaut dit Le Roy, guard of the Petit Hotel du Duc d'Orléans, rue Saint-Antoine, Paris, acknowledges having received 10 gold écus from Godefroy Lefevre, valet de chambre and guard of the coffers, to help "feed a daughter of mine whom he had kept on fons (baptismal?)". February 23, 1396, parchment 10.5 x 21.5 cm. . Mahieu Regnault received from Godefroy Lefevre, apothecary and valet de chambre, 100 sous for work in the gardens of Saint-Marcel-les-Paris. July 17, 1396, parchment 8 x 23.5 cm, red wax seal remnant on hanging tail. . Jeanne, abbess of Saint-Antoine-les-Paris, received 10 livres tournoi, the amount of the annuity she collects every year on her land at Boneuil les Crespy. January 12, 1396, parchment 9.5 x 26.5 cm. . The Duke of Orléans paid 10 gold ecus to Jehan de Bourmort, monk of Sainte-Catherine du Val des Ecoliers, on the day he sang his first mass. June 6, 1396, parchment 7 x 29 cm, remnant of brown wax seal on hanging tail (Joursanvault 1074).
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