Status der Behausungen Saint-Malon, auf der Insel Santo Domingo, nördlicher Teil. Sammlung von 2 eigenhändig unterschriebenen Briefen, einem unterschriebenen Dokument und 5 Manuskripten. Kapstadt, Nan…

Autographs Haiti - Saint-Domingue Status of the Saint-Malon dwellings, on the island of Santo Domingo, northern part. Collection of 2 autograph letters, one signed document and 5 manuscripts. Cape Town, Nantes and n.d., 1802-1825 and n.d. About 15 pp. Jean Maurice Alexandre de Saint-Malon died around 1800 in Saint-Marc and was the owner of five houses in the northern part of Saint-Domingue, near Cap-Français. As the family had emigrated, the properties were seized after his death. The documents described here relate to the inventory of the properties, the lifting of the confiscation proceedings and the claim for compensation of the former settlers of Santo Domingo during the Restoration. - Contains: Joulin. Signed letter to M. Dupredy, forwarded to Mme Saint-Malon in Malestroit. Nantes, June 20, 1802, transmitting an extract from a letter dated May 6, 1802, received from Cape Town, which contains the requested information about the dwellings. The letter also describes the condition of these dwellings, which had been leased to free blacks. - H. Allard. Letter signed in his own hand to M. Chevigné in Nantes. Le Cap, 16 frimaire an 11 (December 7, 1802). The recipient of this letter, Louis Marie, comte de Chevigné (1758-1830), was one of the main heirs of Alexandre de Saint-Malon. - Etat des habitations St Malon dans l'isle St Domingue, partie du Nord. Manuscript. Circa 1802. Contains a list of the five dwellings. - Louis Marie, comte de Chevigné. Compilation of 4 hs. Manuscripts. - Déclaration préalable à fournir par les anciens colons de St Domingue demandeur en indemnités. Concerns the dwelling located in Le Bahou. - Some signs of use and age. Overall well preserved. Haiti - Saint-Domingue - Status of the Saint-Malon dwellings, on the island of Santo Domingo, northern part. Collection of 2 signed letters , one signed document and 5 manuscripts. Cape Town, Nantes and without place, 1802-1825 and without date. About 15 p. - Jean Maurice Alexandre de Saint-Malon died around 1800 in Saint-Marc and was owner of five houses in the northern part of Saint-Domingue, near Cap-Français. As the family had emigrated, the properties were seized after his death. The documents described here relate to the inventory of the properties, the lifting of the seizure proceedings and the demand for compensation from the former settlers of Santo Domingo during the Restoration. - Contains: see above. - Partly with traces of use and age. Overall in good condition. In addition to the buyer's premium of 23.95% (standard taxation, all items with an asterisk) or 28.95% (differential taxation), the external platform fee (3-5%) will be added in accordance with the General Terms and Conditions. On request, items subject to differential taxation can be invoiced with standard taxation. In addition to the auctioneers premium of 23.95% (standard taxation, all items with an asterisk) or 28.95% (differential taxation), the external platform fee (3-5%) is added in accordance with the General Terms and Conditions. On request, items subject to differential taxation can be invoiced with standard taxation.