Mid 19th C French Notarial "Acte de Vente" - Property Sale Contract (1837 - Mme Marie-Madeleine Reganult to Dame Lemoine)
Mid 19th C French Notarial "Acte de Vente" - Property Sale Contract (1837 - Mme Marie-Madeleine Reganult to Dame Lemoine)
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1800s Land Contract
Mid 19th C French Notarial "Acte de Vente" - Property sale contract
Written on papier timbre - stamped legal paper and sealed by a royal notary
Date July 4, 1837
Notary: Maitre Lepelletier, Bretteville-sur-Laize
Parties: Dame Marie-Madeleine Regnault (seller) / Dame Lemoine (Buyer)
Location: Commune de Rots (Calvados, Normandy, near Caen)
Stitched paper folio with embossed stamp and tax seals
10+ manuscript pages ; iron gall ink on laid paper with watermark
Deed recorded just seven years after the July Revolution (1830) during the reign of Louis-Philippe I, the "Citizen King"
Sale involved multiple heirs of the Regnault family, transferring inherited parcels to Dame Lemoine
It was legally filed and registered with France's mortgage registry
Shows how women could legally buy and sell property under the Civil Code, often as heirs or widows
1800s Land Contract
Mid 19th C French Notarial "Acte de Vente" - Property sale contract
Written on papier timbre - stamped legal paper and sealed by a royal notary
Date July 4, 1837
Notary: Maitre Lepelletier, Bretteville-sur-Laize
Parties: Dame Marie-Madeleine Regnault (seller) / Dame Lemoine (Buyer)
Location: Commune de Rots (Calvados, Normandy, near Caen)
Stitched paper folio with embossed stamp and tax seals
10+ manuscript pages ; iron gall ink on laid paper with watermark
Deed recorded just seven years after the July Revolution (1830) during the reign of Louis-Philippe I, the "Citizen King"
Sale involved multiple heirs of the Regnault family, transferring inherited parcels to Dame Lemoine
It was legally filed and registered with France's mortgage registry
Shows how women could legally buy and sell property under the Civil Code, often as heirs or widows