VAUCLUSE. 3 Pièces: Autograph letter signed "Françoise de CAMBIS", May 3, 1602, receipt of 56 florins for the commune of LA-ROQUE-SUR-PERNES (84) for annual pension. Françoise de CAMBIS. Widow of François Dragonnet de Fougasse, Seigneur de la Bastie Rainaud, gentleman of the King's chamber, guardian of Balthazar de Fougasse her heir. 1 page in-4° + VAUCLUSE. Aliénor de BARONCELLI (1548-1627) was the daughter of Pierre de Baroncelli Seigneur de Javon and Yolande de Parets. She married Théodore de Manissi, second consul and equerry of CARPENTRAS, co-lord of VENASQUE and ST DIDIER - 2 autograph receipts signed "Alienor de BARONCELLI", written on January 12, 1619 and December 21, 1619.

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