BURGUNDY. Comptes de la régie de la terre et seigneurie du Pasquier près Beaune, 1762-1770; about 250 pages in-fol.., in sewn notebooks or bundles, in the cardboard folder of the time. Accounts by the registrar Hugues Charpentier, a bourgeois living in Sainte-Reine, or his heirs, of the ordinary and extraordinary income and expenses of the seigniory of Pasquier and its dependencies, Vignolles and Chevignerot, belonging to Jean Rigoley, lord of Puligny, adviser to the King in his councils, first president of the Chambre des Comptes de Bourgogne et de Bresse († 1767) : pledges of servants, repairs and maintenance of houses, planting of vines and other crops, haymaking and sale of hay, horses, food expenses, sale of wine, oats, barley etc. Other accounts of sieur Langreau or sieur Fessel. Several documents are signed by the President Rigoley, born Philiberte-Françoise de Siry. The whole is kept in a cardboard folder with laces, in the name of the son-in-law of Rigoley, Pradier d'Agrain, with the mention: "Emigré".