35 - LOIRET. 24 manuscripts on parchment and paper from the 17th and 18th centuries concerning LOIRET, including archives of the nobility and the Hozier collection; some defects: Concerning Claude DURANT, Lord of VILLIERS, Counselor to the King at his Châtelet in Orléans, 1664 + petition by Sir Claude Antoine de HARVILLE, Count of the region, Lord of La Selle, Beaumoret…, 1678 + Extract from the registers of the clerk’s office of the presiding court of Montargis, 1689, Discharge from the “arrière-ban” for Messrs. de SENEVOY and CREVECOEUR, for the fief of La Motte Breviande in MONTCORBON + The widow of Louis CHEMINEAU, residing in Paris, received from Étienne LE MORHIER, Marquis de VILLIERS, Field Marshal of a cavalry regiment, a sum from an inheritance, 1,700 + Provostship of Orléans 1720: Claude Chartier, squire and Treasurer of France, sold a house in Orléans known as the “Red House” to a priest. Orléans 1706: Acquisition of an annuity of 50 livres by the DEGYNES sisters, daughters of Dame OZON, widow of the late David de MONSELARD, residing near Montargis in the Gâtinais region + Discharge granted by the Bishop of Orléans, sole heir of Mr. FLEURIAU, Bishop of Orléans, and sole executor of his will, 1733 + ROYAL CHÂTELLENIE OF YEUVILLE. New title for the Church of YEUVILLE from the late Sieur GEORGEON de BOIGENCY and his widow, Dame HUGUET. + Election of Orléans, 1725. Receipt from Madame COLOMBEAU, wife of Charles De GUILLAUME, Knight and Lord of La Grange, the sum of 372 livres, derived from the reimbursement of the office of Grenetier at the Orléans Salt Granary + Judgment on the petition filed by CHAUVELLE, Lord of La Marquinière, Master of the Cavalry, and Grand Bailiff of Orléans, 1729 + The DE LAURENS family, regarding the usurpation of a noble title in the Generality of Orléans + Ursule BOULLARD claiming to be the heiress of her uncle Louis Boullard, 1730 + Continuation of an annuity for winegrowers from FEROLLES, established in JARGEAU in 1761 + Set of 5 deeds on parchment belonging to the SERGENT family of Sainville, citizens of Orléans. Lease to be finalized… 1735 to 1768 + Royal castellany of BOISCOMMUN (3 documents): sale of a house in 1716 and 2 concerning the salt tax collector of the BOISCOMMUN salt warehouse, 1751, 1752 + A mortgage of 6 livres in annuities owed by a winegrower residing in Les Isles, parish of St. Nicolas de Beaugency, 1774 + Enclosed: 3 incomplete deeds