| Description | 1. 15 May 1719 Letter from Pierre de Tascher to Henry Davenport concerning Madame Chardin's will, specifically Mademoiselle Pomarede, who looked after her, together with her husband and her niece. The executor in charge of the will, Pierre de Tascher, thinks that £15 is a very low sum of money to reward her care and asks Henry Davenport's opinion about it.
2. 18 May 1719 Letter from Henry Davenport to Pierre de Tascher, a response to above in English. Indicates that if Madame Chardin saw fit in her will to award that sum, her decision should be respected.
3. 25 Aug 1680 Account of interests received since the departure of Monsieur Raisin from Colkonde. Lists names and sums borrowed, in rupees, and interests.
4. 11 Jan 1684 Letter from Francois Quety in Colconda.
5. 1 May 1683 Letter from Antoine Raisin.
6. 15 Nov 1680 Draft document, written by Anthoine Chardin, in which he declares selling his part of inheritance to his brother, Jean Chardin, (whose associate was Anthoine Raisin) for the sum of £5,500 (paid cash).
7. 26 Jan 1683 Letter from Francois Guety, announcing Monsieur Raisin's death.
8. Document, signed Martin, Coquelu and two others. Written after Monsieur Raisin's death. |