MISCELLANEOUS. Approx. 160 documents, 18th-19th c. Various deeds (sales, mortgages, inventories, debts, bonds, statements, auctions, marriages, etc.), letters (notably during the 1870 war), invoices, receipts, and a few printed documents and newspapers, mainly concerning the Corrèze region (Gumond, La Roche Canillac, Meymac, Saint-Martial, Saint-Pardoux, Sornac, etc.).); and also the Allier (re-establishment of the white flag in Hérisson in 1815), Ardèche (Saint-Péray), Aveyron (Roquefort bills), Cher (Saint-Martin d'Auxigny), Hérault (Cournonsec, Mèze, Sète), Loire (sales poster in Saint-Chamond, 1763), Oise (Beaumont-sur-Oise), Orne (Alençon), Paris (certificate of residence 1793), Rhône (Lyon), Yonne (Joigny, Noyers), Alsace (Mulhouse and Strasbourg), Auvergne (Clermont-Ferrand), Brittany (Landerneau, Saint-Malo), etc.; a certificate signed by the Count of the Loire is also available.a certificate signed by Comte de Bardonenche (1801), 3 letters and documents concerning Lieutenant Durand, 1796-1813, Lorient and Guadeloupe); and a songbook by a winegrower-soldier from Lestiou (Loir-et-Cher, 1877).