St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1892-10-08
PUBLIC SALE.
ESTATE OF CLEoPHAs CoMEAU, DEC
No 5171 PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT CouRT,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY, LA.

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By virtue of an order Of the Honorable
|. 1lth Judicial District Court of the State @
Louisiana, in and for the parish of St Ian
. dry. there will be sold at public auction, tt
the last and highest bidder, by the under
signed auctioneer, at the last residence Q
the deceased near the town of Opelousas
parish of st. Landry, La, on
Tuesday, November 22d. 1892,
the following described property belongin,
!, to the estate OF Cleophas Comeau deceased
to-wit:
SEPARATE PROPERTY OF DECEASED
certain tract of land at about tive
miles northwest of Opelousas, containing
two hundred and one and 3SI10o acres, with
4 all the buildings and Improvements there
on, bounded north by property of Sim
4 property hereinafter described belonging
to the community which exists between
i Gleophas Comeau deceased and his sur.
yiying widow, Eliza Roy, bounded east by
said last described property of Chas NJ
Thompson or VIM. Henderson and by
property Of Mrs Laurent Dupre, bounded
south by property of Chas. A. Thompson
or road bounded west by properly Of Dr..
Y. Boagni and by property Of Octave Sim
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2. The undivided half of certain tract
of land about five miles northwest of OPP
elonsas, being lot No. of section seventy
four in township five (51 south range three
j 90 east, containing sixty-eight acres, being
/ part OF the property acquired from James
Gradenigo BY Alcee Dupre and G. Comeau,
4 as appears by book U Of St Landry alien
i alton records page 1913.
3. The undivided half of tract of land
situated in prairie Basse, containing
/ hundred arpents, bounded north by lands
of Lehman, Stern & Co, formerly DR. G,
4 w Wact4 4,rrn WIKI soI,
divides this land from Lehman, Stern g.
/ CO., east by - Donate.
/ 4. The undivided half of tract of land
near Washington, containing one hun
dred arpents. bounded east by Lalanne
west BY Strawbridge, acquired from Mar
| tin Richard. The other undivided half Of
this tract belongs to the community be-
tween G. Comeau and his surviving widow,
acquired from the estate of Martin Ri
| chard
5. A tract of land near Washington, con-
tanning one hundred and sixty-six (166)
acres, more or less, bounded north by ha-
you Carron east by public road leading
TT. Lacy and west by -, being property
acquired by the deceased on the 9th Feb
ruary 1871. from the estate of Joseph La
combe and on the 18th February 1873 from
+ ]. Lacy, with the buildings and inn
provements thereon.
6. The undivided half of lot of ground
IN the town of 0pelousas, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon,
bounded on the west by Court street, on
the north by Bellevue street. on the south
BY property of Marx Firnberg, and on the
east by an alley-Way between the said
property and property of George Moriarty,
the said alley-way believed to belong to
Marx Firnberg; this undivided half was
acquired from Jacob Anselm, the other
undivided half of this property belongs to
the community between the deceased and
his surviving widow.
COMMUNITY PROPERTY BETWEEN DECEASED
AND HIS SURVIVING WIDOW
1. The undivided half of the tract of land
near the town OF Washington, containing
one hundred arpents, known as the Hard
Times plantation, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, bounded east
BY Lalanne, west by Strawbridge, south by
Mrs:l Hinkley, and north BY the tract
of land which belongs to the separate es-
tate of the deceased. This property was
acquired at the suecessional sale OF Martin
Richard.
2. The undivided half of the lot of |
ground In the town of Opelousas, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, |
bounded on the west by Court street, on
the north by Bellevue street, on the south |
by property of Marx Firnberg and on the |
east by an alley-way between the said I
the said aliey-Way believed to belong to /
Marx Firnberg. This undivided half was
acquired at the sale of the estate of Pierre I
Comeau.
8. A tract of land about mile north
west OF opeiousas, containing three hum
provements and buildings thereon, ac-
CURED at the sale Of Auguste Donate, pere,
bounded east by the road leading from
Opelousas to Vile Plate, bounded north
by road leading from said Ope1ousas-
Vile Plate road to Grand Bois, bounded
west by Octave Simon and by the tract of
land which belongs to the separate estate
sided, and bounded south bF~-a property
now occupied by VIM III. Henderson, bel
lieved to belong to Chas NJ Thompson,
and by property of Mrs. Gabriel Deiean.
4. Four bodies of land, each containing
nine and 89I100 arpents, situated about d
mile northeast of 0pelousas, and acquir-
ad from the estate of Auguste Donate,
Birotte and by land Of John n Ogden,
bounded south partially by land Of John
\. Ogden and partially by the Camp Ham
lton and by the estate of Louis Prud'-
lomme, bounded north by lands of Sim
eon Bjrotte and partially by lands of Syl-
Tester Elleck, and bounded east by lands
which once belonged to 7. C. Anderson
md now to vendees of said Anderson.
5. "A body of land of about ninety ar
,ents in the Durable woods about three
niles southeast of Washington, bounded ]
sboye by lands formerly belonging and
low believed to belong to Paul stagg, and {
pounded below by a tract of land which !
J. Comeau sold to Lastie Thiery. This
property was acquired in March, 1876, as
lppears by record 1880 of the District i
tourt OF st. Landry !
g. A certain piece of land containing
0 and 90I100 acres, bounded east by road II
eading from Opelousas to Vile Plate, i
outh by land of FRANCOIS HolIier, north |
y land of Isaac Harrison and west by /
and next described on inventory as item :
. This property was acquired on the End | 4
december, 1883, from Mrs. O. H Comeau.
Z. A certain body of land situated about
wo miles southwest OF Washington, con-
aiming one hundred and thirty arpents, :
ounded north by 15o acre tract (which
Bite Roy homestead) bounded east by
ands of Alphonse Prud homme ct ais,
outh by Alphonse Prud 'homme and Mrs. !
I'd. Dupre, west by Mrs. Edmond Dupre
nd by Godefroy Dupre, etc.
8. Omitted.
8. The undivided half of tract OF land 9
about 242 and 82I10o acres, situated in )
le Grand Bois, owned in indlyision with q
!, u; Estiilette, purchased at success a
onal sale of the estate of Felix Deiean, i,
ounded north by lands of -, bounded 4
outh by lands of -. bounded east BY 3
.nds Or, and bounded west by lands
10. A certain tract of land in the settle Il
lent called Plaisance or Grand Bois, con-
aiming one hundred arpents, more or less.
ith the buildings and improvements
lereon, bounded north by lands of Hon. =
{ Bertrand or Joseph Bloch, baFaded
nd Ducondrai IMz5l//zzz/Lg "A be-