268 - RHÔNE. LYON. “VILLE-AFFRANCHIE.” 2 DOCUMENTS: Document signed by the Supervisory and Revolutionary Committee of La Guillotière. (Printed header, small vignettes) — 5 signatures — Report by the caretaker of the Jaunage house on the 27th of Frimaire, Year II (December 17, 1793): “... Since the caretaker was not at his post... he had abandoned the items entrusted to him.” Interrogation regarding the hay, butter, barrels, clock, door locks, and wardrobes stolen from the house “... he replied that he knew nothing but that the greatest damage had been caused by a troop of 450 men, who had broken down the doors, and that he had been unable to control them; they had threatened him, and on three separate occasions, he had nearly lost his life...” + “VILLE-AFFRANCHIE” (LYON), this 23 Nivôse, Year 2 (January 12, 1794) – Document signed by 4 “members of the Surveillance and Revolutionary Committee of the GOURGUILLON District, established under the auspices of the Representatives of the People” (Printed header, small vignette) – 1 page, in-4°: “We hereby acknowledge that Citizen Valentin Mermon, a tailor, resides in this district at 3 Place de la Trinité, and that his property has not been seized.”