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1771-02-08

Free mulatto Jean Charles Pinganeau granted 225 carreaux at Boucan Boyer

Haitian

Two habitations at Fond Parisien, which Emile Peters claims to have bought from the co-owners Imbert, Bowler, Cariciée, etc. Together they measure 606 carreaux of land. According to a survey deed of 20 April 1788, there was granted by Mr. de Nolion and de Bongars, on 8 February 1771, to the free mulâtre Jean Charles Pinganeau and to the mulâtre Thomas, at the place called the Boucan Boyer, only a tract of 225 carreaux of land situated on the hill of the Verrettes, parish of the Croix des Bouquets.

Rouzier tells this under the entry PINGANEAU.

Source  ·  p. t. III, p. 420 Sémexant Rouzier, Dictionnaire géographique et administratif universel d'Haïti (t. III) (1927), p. t. III, p. 420