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OISE. 1720. BEAUVAIS. Lettre Royale de Nomination de Amé Messire Jean PAPILLON à l'Office de Président au Grenier à SEL de BEAUVAIS, que tenait et René PAPILLON, dernier possesseur. Given in Paris, August 22, 1720. 51 x 69 cm parchment on the letterhead of LOUIS XV, Roy de France et de Navarre.

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OISE. 1720. BEAUVAIS. Lettre Royale de Nomination de Amé Messire Jean PAPILLON à l'Office de Président au Grenier à SEL de BEAUVAIS, que tenait et René PAPILLON, dernier possesseur. Given in Paris, August 22, 1720. 51 x 69 cm parchment on the letterhead of LOUIS XV, Roy de France et de Navarre.

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