MISCELLANEOUS. Approximately 50 items, 16th-19th centuries. File of 47 items (including 3 parchments; defects) concerning the Morand, de Cholet and Simonin families, related to and originating from Bar-sur-Aube, Courcelles, Dainville (1573-1734). 2 printed documents concerning flour and grain circulation (1763-1789); colored engraving of St Honoré. 20 printed documents concerning the Parliament of Toulouse, the Tuileries castle, the Dauphiné, Lectoure, expeditionary bankers in the Court of Rome, the galleys, the Compagnie des Mousquetaires, colleges, certificates of residence, the Brabant revolution, etc. 4 printed documents concerning military insurance and replacements.

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