NRA-L-000065 / 1821

Letter from Lomabere to Monsieur Rison, November 13, 1821

Lomabere thanks Monsieur Rison for assisting his aunt, a nun seeking restoration and payment of her pension without the necessary title or supporting papers.

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NRA-L-000065

NRA-L-000065 image 1 showing an addressed folded wrapper with postal markings.
Image 1Address panel and postal evidence.
NRA-L-000065 image 2 showing the opening page of a French letter dated 1821.
Image 2Letter text - Page 1.
NRA-L-000065 image 3 showing the continuation and signed closing of the French letter.
Image 3Letter text - Page 2 and signature.

Transcript and English translation

working scholarly aid

Address panel and postal evidence

Original transcript

à Monsieur
Monsieur Rison
[crossed out: adjoint à la mairie]
à Lectoure

Notes

Postal marks:
1
dd 9
P. 45 P.
AGEN

Later annotations:
1821

Address panel and postal evidence

English translation

To Monsieur
Monsieur Rison
[crossed out: deputy to the mayor]
in Lectoure

Notes

Postal marks:
1
dd 9
P. 45 P.
AGEN

Letter text - Page 1

Original transcript

Monsieur,

J'ai recu la Lettre que vous m'avez fait l'honneur
de m'écrire dans l'intérêt de ma tante et je
vous remercie bien sincérement du soin que vous
voulés bien vous donner pour son affaire
Cette Religieuse ne s'étoit jamais occupée de
la Liquidation de sa pension encore moins des
moyens d'en être payée; elle est donc sans titre,
sans piéces justificatives et n'a d'autre ressource
pour se faire Liquider aujourd'hui que le moyen
que vous me faites l'honneur de me marquer
devoir lui indiquer pour tacher de se faire
retablir dans la Jouissance d'une pension
que l'Extrait de l'Etat que vous me marqués
n'avoir pas trouvé aurait Clairement indiquée
vous trouverés ci incluse une note qui m'a

Notes

Later annotations:
828

K 11

a - 8

0 - 1

Agen Le 13 = 9bre 1821.

1821

Repondu le 25

Letter text - Page 1

English translation

Sir,

I have received the letter that you did me the honor
of writing to me in the interest of my aunt and I
thank you very sincerely for the care that you
are willing to take for her affair.
This Nun had never occupied herself with
the liquidation of her pension, even less with the
means of being paid for it; she is therefore without title,
without supporting documents and has no other resource
to get liquidated today than the means
that you do me the honor of indicating to me
to have to point out to her to try to get
re-established in the enjoyment of a pension
that the Extract of the State that you indicate to me
not having found would have clearly indicated.
You will find enclosed a note which was

Letter text - Page 2 and signature

Original transcript

Eté remise par le chef du Bureau de comptabilité
de cette préfecture qui vous fournira peut être
quélque Lumière sur cette affaire

Mille Pardons Monsieur de tout l'Embarras
que je vous donne et veuillés me Croire avec
le Plus profond Respect.
Monsieur
Votre très humble
et très obéissant Serviteur
Lomabere

Letter text - Page 2 and signature

English translation

given to me by the head of the accounting office
of this prefecture which will perhaps provide you
with some light on this affair.

A thousand pardons, Sir, for all the trouble
that I give you and please believe me with
the most profound respect.
Sir,
Your very humble
and very obedient servant
Lomabere

Discovery Terms

  • Pensions
  • Religious women
  • Administrative correspondence
  • Agen
  • Lectoure