[PARIS]. Set of five deeds relating to houses located in the Marais district. In French, deeds on parchment. France, 1640-1740. - Sentence of "licitation" for a house on rue des Francs-Bourgeois, Paris, February 4, 1640, notebook of 8 ff. - Contract of acquisition and exchange between Claude Cahu, sieur de Varastre and Laurent le Lectier, sieur de Vimpelles concerning "a quarter and a half by undivided in total of a house assize a Paris rue des Trois Pavillons...", Paris, March 12, 1653, book of 6 ff. The rue des Trois-Pavillons was renamed "rue Elzévir" in the 3rd arrondissement of Paris. - Mise en adjudication d'une grande maison sise rue des Francs Bourgeois saisie sur Dame Marguerite Barentin veuve du marquis de Boisdauphin, Paris, January 9, 1664, notebook of 4 ff. - Lease for a house located rue des Trois Pavillons, rented by Charles Jean Guillemin de Courchamps to Charlotte Léonore de Clermont, Paris, October 1, 1738, book of 4 ff. - Sale made before a notary between Charles Jean Guillemin de Courchamps and Catherine Pocquelin, widow of Claude Jacquin involving an annuity taken on two houses located rue des Francs-Bourgeois and rue des Trois Pavillons that Sieur Guillemain de Courchamps is acquiring, Paris February 1, 1740. - Françoise Symonet married, before 1659, Philippe Poquelin, first cousin of Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, better known as Molière. Their daughter Catherine Poquelin married, in 1693 in Paris, Claude Jacquin, a cloth merchant in Paris.