Null DEUX-SÈVRES. 1433. Marriage contract between Pierre PAEN and Jeanne MICHELL…

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DEUX-SÈVRES. 1433. Marriage contract between Pierre PAEN and Jeanne MICHELLE his wife. Parchment (42 x 52 cm) made in SAINT MAIXENT (79) on December 4, 1433. "Before Jacques PRAHER Bourgeois of SAINT-MAIXENT, Guard of the Royal seal established with the contracts of the Place of Saint Maixent for the King.... Know all in the Court of the Seal established to the Contracts of PARTHENAY, for High and powerful Prince Monseigneur the Count of RICHEMONT Lord of the aforementioned place...." Text in French.

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DEUX-SÈVRES. 1433. Marriage contract between Pierre PAEN and Jeanne MICHELLE his wife. Parchment (42 x 52 cm) made in SAINT MAIXENT (79) on December 4, 1433. "Before Jacques PRAHER Bourgeois of SAINT-MAIXENT, Guard of the Royal seal established with the contracts of the Place of Saint Maixent for the King.... Know all in the Court of the Seal established to the Contracts of PARTHENAY, for High and powerful Prince Monseigneur the Count of RICHEMONT Lord of the aforementioned place...." Text in French.

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Donatien-Alphonse-François, marquis de SADE. P.S. "Sade", co-signed by his mother "Maillé de Sade", March 31, 1767; cahier in-4, 8pages. Agreements between the Marquis de Sade and his mother, after the death of the Comte de Sade. Comte de Sade died on January 24 at Grand-Montreuil. Under the terms of the marriage contract (1753), the countess receives, as "donee of the late lord count her husband", 6,000 livres, jewelry (for 9,000 livres), a pension of 1,200 livres, enjoyment of one of the châteaux, his "clothes and nippes". The Marquis is "sole heir to the Comte de Sade his father". 5 articles regulate the agreements between the marquis and his mother. The marquis will pay her a "pension viduelle" (widow's pension) of 1,200 livres per semester; he will provide her with a life annuity of 600 livres, with the countess renouncing "her right of habitation" and leaving the marquis "the master of disposing of the château and the furniture which his marriage contract grants him the enjoyment of"; with, as security for payments, "the usufruct of part of one of the lands of La Coste, Mazan and Saumane"... Etc. Sade Library (II). Papiers de famille. 2. Le marquis et les siens (ed. M. Lever), p.121-125 (CMXXI).

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MARRIAGE, 1599. Marriage contract, Paris April 18, 1599; expedition on vellum, decorated with a large painted miniature at the head; 16-page notebook on vellum, plus cover; and 15 enclosures. Beautiful marriage contract between Christophe de HARLAY, sieur de BEAUMONT, and Anne de RABOT d'ILLINS. Christophe de Harlay was the son of Achille de Harlay (1536-1619), President of the Paris Parliament, and Catherine de Thou; he married the daughter of Ennemond de Rabot, seigneur d'Illins, First President of the Dauphiné Parliament, and Anne de Bellièvre. The bride receives from her parents 6000 livres and 500 écus "for nuptial expenses"; the "house of the Petit Pallais de Lyon size en Rue St Jehan en laquelle habite apresent Monsieur de Laguiche Gouverneur du Lyonnois Foretz et Baujoullois"; a "grande maison de Grenoble située prez Saincte Clere [.. deubement meublee et speciallement une salle et deux chambres de tappisserie"; the castle and lands of Abbeaux en Viennois; 5600 écus pension; rings, gems and jewels worth 2000 écus... The groom brings the land and castellany of Beaumont en Gâtinais and a house in Paris, rue du Grand Chantier. Large painted miniature with the Harlay and Illins coats of arms, and a large initial A formed of branches supported by a man and perched by two eagles, as well as a rose bush. This contract is completed by 15 attachments: powers of attorney, inventories, ratifications, etc. Two are signed by Achille de Harlay, two others by Ennemond de Rabot d'Illins, and one by Claude Expilly (1561-1636, literary scholar and president of the Grenoble parliament). There is an "inventory of rings and gems", an "inventory of the silver vaysselle", a power of attorney signed by Christophe de Harlay and a copy of his will.

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DEUX-SÈVRES. 1478. SAINT-MAIXENT. "Before Jean PREVOST, Licencié en Lois, Sénéchal de Saint-Maixent, for very high and mighty Prince (CHARLES V D'ANJOU), Monseigneur le Duc de CALABRE Comte du Maine et de Guise, Vicomte de Châtellerault et Seigneur du lieu de Saint-Maixent." Sale by Seigneur de CALABRE of an annuity of 45 Livres to Pierre PAEN Seigneur de CHAURAY. Given at SAINT-MAIXENT on October 15, 1478. Parchment (25 x 44 cm)

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