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The Robineau succession: a difficult estate settlement of a planter in Saint-Domingue. France and they were considered capable

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and they were considered capable and that they could continue to participate in society

Netherlands (Bruges

who successfully defended the fort of Acre for the Ottomans

the estate of Clara Alberta Allen (1911-2016)

• Toisé des ouvrages exécutés pour les fortifications et l’hôpital militaire des Cayes

The Robineau succession: a difficult estate settlement of a planter in Saint-Domingue. France and they were considered capable[Succession documents of Jean Baptiste Robineau (ca. 1680 1730)]. Le Cap (Saint Domingue), 1732[1733]. Set of 3 documents, folio, (2), (4), and (2) pp. Loose. [With:] Lettres de rescision. Le Cap (Saint Domingue) and Paris, 1735[1749]. Folio, (7) pp. Sewn with blue silk ties. Following his disappearance at sea in October 1730, the planter Jean Baptiste Robineau left a substantial estate in northern Saint Domingue, including two habitations near Cap

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