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- Lot 205
[MAEGHT / DELMOTTE FAMILIES ]- Set of +/- 80 archival documents concerning in particular the Maeght families in Ghent, Delmotte in Ghent and Brussels. XVIIIth-XIXth c. On paper, in French, Dutch, Latin, some stamps, seals under paper. Good general condition. - 1. Archives of MAEGHT : +/- 40 deeds, mostly notarized, of sale, of guardianship, wills, inventories after death, mortuary papers, etc. We also note : - Cahier ms. "Genealogie of Geslagte boek" giving a genealogy of the family since Petrus born in 1633 (in-2, 18 pp.). Concerns in particular property located in Aalter. - "Extract from the cadastral plan of the municipality of Aeltre [Aalter]". Ghent, 1903. In-plano, 58 x 98 cm, on bluish canvas paper, colored highlights. - 2. DELMOTTE family : +/- 25 pieces constituting a genealogical file of the (Félix-Joseph, François-Joseph, Narcisse-Nicolas, a.o.), established in Ghent then in Brussels : qqs genealogical notes + extracts of birth and death certificates, marriage book, funeral documents, etc. Late 18th - late 19th c. In French, Dutch, Latin. Green plastic folder. - 3. Miscellaneous: - +/- 10 miscellaneous acts: rents, mortgages, sales, partitions, etc., concerning the families of Bast, Waldack, Van Loo, Jacobus Halius canon at N.-D. of Bruges, Roelandts, de Goesin (succession of Colette Sophie, sister of Charity in Ghent), in Ghent, Antwerp, Waregem. - "[Passport] uyt 's vyands land te komen in de Spaansche Nederlanden", issued by the States General of the Netherlands to Bartolomeus Van Loo, of Ghent. The Hague, September 10, 1708. Folder in-f°, completed by hand, signed "Allard Moens", seal under paper. Marginal tears and small holes with minor loss at head (1st word, "Passport", mostly eaten by a mouse). Rare document issued in the middle of the War of Spanish Succession, authorizing passage from an enemy country to the Spanish Netherlands. - 2 lottery tickets "for the benefit of the associations of the Parisian press and the departmental press". Paris, impr. Chaix, 1905. Lithogr. 18,5 x 26 cm.
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