SALON-DE-PROVENCE. 4 parchment rolls, 16th century (defects). January 27, 1506, payment by Cirice Hostagier, merchant in Salon, of 40 florins in lods and sales duties to Étienne Imbert, for the purchase from the heirs of the late Pierre Buis, of one-third of a pasture and jasse (sheepfold) located in Salon, for the sum of 400 florins, at 16 sous provençaux each; manual signature of notary Louis Chabaud. December 10, 1507, sale by noble Charles Louis, of Salon, in favor of Louis Marty, merchant in Salon, of an olivette, for the sum of 12 florins; handwritten signature by notary Laurent Aymard. December 23, 1524, Louis Isnard, of Salon, son of Pierre Isnard and Delphine Gérent, declares that he has received 5,000 florins representing the amount of his mother's dowry, and in guarantee of which he creates a mortgage on land belonging to him; handwritten signature of notary royal Louis Testoris. January 2, 1557, agreement to return Bertone Puget's dowry of 605 florins, between Jean Isnard and his sister Jeanne, both heirs of the late Jean Isnard, on the one hand, and their uncle and aunt Mathias and Suzanne Isnard on the other.