Lafiton v. Doiron

On the 29th day of June, 1850, under an order of court, Louis Laffiton, as administrator of the succession of Widow Elizabeth Lejeune, deceased, sold at public auction the property of her succession. Among the *165effects sold, was a tract of land described as “ the plantation whereon the deceased resided,, at forty arpents from the river Mississippi, measuring one arpent front by forty arpents in depth, between parallel lines, bounded above by land of Flien Doiron and below by lands of Me Galop, Felix Ba/rnard, and others,” which was sold to the defendants, Zonguepée and Doiron, for $1,000…