Chasserel of the rents belonging to the seigneury of Pronville. end 18th c. In-fo : [146] ff. (qq. stains). Green parchment of the ep., spine ribbed and with etiq. (first cover with def.). Register containing details of the rents held in this seigneury of Pronville (today Pronville-en-Artois, dep. Pas-de-Calais), in possession of Léger Charles Maximilien Robert (Mons 1714-1789 Tournai), esquire, lord Grand-Morpas. It contains 137 entries as well as two tables: "Table in alphabetical order of the Names of the Occupiers" at the beginning and in fine "Alphabetical Table of the Names of the Owners". Joint: Pratique universelle pour la rénovation des terres et des droits seigneuriaux [...]. Paris, 1770. In-4°. Vol. IV-V. Calf of the ép. (us.). (3 vols.)

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