Set of 7 parchment pieces, 4 of which are damaged. Of particular note are: 1) Deed on parchment, in French, dated 1369, relating to Alain du Parc. Very pale ink. Dimensions: 210 x 175 mm. 2) Donation of a piece of land in Kaerhelguen from Amice Le Roux to Hamon Le Roux. Deed on parchment, in French, November 20, 1424. Missing parchment with text damage in upper portion of document. Dimensions: 370 x 265 mm. 3) Power of attorney given by the Viscount of Rohan to François de Guelan for the engagement of the registries and his various fiefs. Deed on parchment, in French, dated Bleury, December 11, 1547. Signature of René de Rohan (1516-1552), lord of Frontenay and Carentan. René de Rohan was the son of Anne de Rohan and Pierre II de Rohan-Gié. Remains of red seal under paper (damaged). Stains to parchment. Dimensions : 290 x 245 mm.

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