De Armas, Octave, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1850 November 7-14

By virtue of an order on November 5 by the Third Court of the District, on petition of Archbishop Anthony Blanc, as executor of the late Father Peter Francis Beauprez estate, that an inventory be made, De Armas was appointed to take the inventory, with Aimé Willoz and Arthur de Armas as appraisers and Alexis Robert as attorney for the absent heirs. Before De Armas and witnesses, signing below, appeared Armand Pitot, attorney and counsel for Blanc, now absent from the city, executor for Beauprez who died at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in August, 1850; Théodore Ryon, businessman and agent for Beauprez; Robert, Willoz, and Arthur de Armas. They proceeded with the inventory. Ryon declared that Beauprez's estate consisted of a lot in Toulouse Street with a house; bank stocks and other stocks, cash, a sum of 1700 piastres, out at interest, and papers in a deposit box at the Bank of Louisiana. Ryon promised to furnish a detailed account, to be attached. The inventory is to be continued tomorrow. Jules Bermudez and Felix de Armas, as witnesses after reading the above, sign with those who appeared. Copy