TARN-ET-GARONNE. THE NOBLE CONSTANS DE SAINT LARY FAMILY. A - Lot 71

TARN-ET-GARONNE. THE NOBLE CONSTANS DE SAINT LARY FAMILY. A collection of documents concerning this family, some of which have been collated and signed by ANDRAL, acting as secretary to the King in the chancellery attached to the Court of Aids and Finances in MONTAUBAN – In in-4° and in-8° formats: 1) Letter A.S. “ST LARY” from MONTAUBAN (82), March 26, 1738 – Addressed to His Excellency regarding a petition for payment before the court to compel Sieur CONSTANT D’IPPOGNE, his uncle, to pay + 2) Extract from the Baptismal Register of the Parish of SAINT-JACQUES in Montauban – Dated February 2, 1785 – P.S. De Sirveu – 1 page in 12 + 3) Military discharge on letterhead of the ROYAL NAVY, 5th Company of Fusiliers of the 2nd Battalion of the BORDEAUX Brigade – Issued in BREST on May 14, 1774 – copy, 2 pp., in-4° oblong + 4) PARDON AND REMISSION CERTIFICATE for Jean Amboise CONSTANS DE SAINT LARY, known as LA JOIE, currently detained in the prisons of MONTAUBAN, charged with desertion from the Malartie Company of the BEARN Infantry Regiment. Sentenced in absentia to death and rehabilitated – Dated June 4, 1753 – Copy, 2 pp., in-4° + 5) Baptismal record of the noble Antoine de Constans Saint Lary, a captain discharged from the Guienne Infantry Regiment – Dated April 1, 1774 – Copy: 3 pages in-4° + 6) Receipt.