VAUCLUSE. CAROMB. PERNES. 3 PIECES: Sister Thérèse Dubanan is Superior of the Sainte-Ursule Monastery in CAROMB. Piece signed Sœur Thérèse DUBANAN Superior of the Monastère Sainte-Ursule, written in CAROMB (84), April 21, 1773. Receipt for 108 livres for pension for M. le Baron de Carpentras and the procurator + 2 Pièces : Marie-Anne TARLET Superior of the Sainte Ursule monastery in PERNES - Pièce A.S. Receipt for the farmers for the weight of flour dated June 11, 1776, Signed " Marie-Anne TARTET de Saint François Xavier supérieure " + Henriette Dautrand, Religieuse. Pièce A.S. Receipt for the community of Courteson (certainly Courthézon 84) dated April 22, 1697. Signed "Henriette Dautrand".

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