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Service Du Sceau, Mélanges, Projets De Lois (1790-1923) Service du sceau, mélanges, projets de lois (1790-1923) Inventaire semi-analytique (BB/30/965-BB/30/1507/3) Par S. Clémencet Archives nationales (France) Pierrefitte-sur-Seine 1942 1 https://www.siv.archives-nationales.culture.gouv.fr/siv/IR/FRAN_IR_002352 Cet instrument de recherche a été encodé par l'entreprise diadeis dans le cadre du chantier de dématérialisation des instruments de recherche des Archives Nationales sur la base d'une DTD conforme à la DTD EAD (encoded archival description) et créée par le service de dématérialisation des instruments de recherche des Archives Nationales 2 Archives nationales (France) INTRODUCTION Référence BB/30/965-BB/30/1507/3 Niveau de description fonds Intitulé Service du sceau, mélanges, projets de lois Intitulé INVENTAIRE Intitulé 718 Intitulé (878) Intitulé TOME III Date(s) extrême(s) 1790-1923 Localisation physique Pierrefitte DESCRIPTION Présentation du contenu Note préliminaire Les documents ci-après inventoriés proviennent pour la plupart d'un versement quelque peu hétérogène effectué par le ministère de la justice en décembre 1929, composé de 353 liasses, 274 registres et 150 fichiers (ou environ), émanant de divers services du ministère. Après examen, on a cru pouvoir répartir certains de ces articles entre les diverses séries qui contiennent des documents analogues Pour le détail de la répartition, voir le tome XII des "Nouveaux versements", pp. 91 et 19. , principalement les sous-séries BB 24, BB 27, BB 29. Le reste a été destiné à former la suite de la sous-série BB 30. Le groupe le plus important des documents ainsi rapprochés, portant les cotes BB 30 965 à 1120, provient du service du Sceau ; on y trouve un ensemble de dossiers de constitutions de majorats, pour la période 1808-1830, et des pièces relatives à des anoblissements, des changements de noms, des concessions de titres, etc..., le tout formant un complément des articles cotés BB 30 625 à 724 dans la première partie de la sous-série Voir inventaires 707 et 878 .- Méritent en outre d'être signalées une collection de circulaires du ministère de la justice, de 1790 à 1883 (BB 30 1155 à 1163) et une série de rapports et projets de décrets soumis au Conseil d'Etat de 1806 à 1818 (BB 30 1131 à 1153, imprimés). A cela sont venus s'ajouter des documents provenant de deux autres versements qui n'ont pu être introduits dans aucune des sous-séries déja constituées : 1. Les états des récidivistes, de 1828 à 1901, classés par ordre alphabétique des Cours (versement du 31 mai 1933 - BB 30 1176 à 1456). 2. 51 liasses d'imprimés traitant de questions de législation et de jurisprudence. (BB 30 1457 à 1507 - 3 Archives nationales (France) versement du 24 juin 1936). [1945] 4 Archives nationales (France) Inventaire semi-analytique (BB/30/965-BB/30/1507/3) BB/30/965-BB/30/1113 Majorats 1808-1830 BB/30/965 Abbé (Jean-Nicolas-Louis), Abeyoux (Jean-Marie), Abert (Pierre-Sulpice), Aboville (Augustin-Gabriel d'), Abrial (André-Joseph), Absolut de la Gastine (François-Charles), Adam (André-Nicolas-Francois), Agis de Saint-Denis (Louis-Pierre), Agout (Hector-Philippe), Aguado (Alexandre. J.M.L.P.P.R.L.G.), Aguesseau (Henri-Cardin-Jean-Baptiste d'), Albert (Somme), Albert (Joseph-Jean-Baptiste). BB/30/966 Allemand (Zacharie-Jacques-Théodore), Alméras, (Louis) d'Alton (Jacques-Wulfrand), Amé de Saint- Didier (Alexandre-Charles-Nicolas), Ameil (Auguste-Jean-Joseph), Amey (Pierre-Joseph), Amiot (Louis- Jacques), Amy (Joseph), Andigné (Louis-Marie-Auguste-Fortuné), d'Andlau (Armand-Gaston-Félix) d'André (Jean-Marie Armand), André de la Frenaye (Noël-Urbain), Andreossi (Antoine-François), Andreossy (Victor), Anselme (Joseph-François-Eugène-Benjamin), Anselme (Pierre-Joseph-Alexandre), d'Anthenaise (Pierre-Alfred-Augustin) Anthoine de Saint-Joseph (Antoine-Ignace). BB/30/967 Arbod (Jean-Pierre), Ardoino (Nicolas), d'Argout (Antoine-Maurice-Apollinaire), d'Arjuzon (Gabriel- Thomas-Marie), Armand (Claude-Joseph), Arnaud (Jean-Baptiste), Arnou (Jean-Joseph), Arrighi de Casanova (Jean-Thomas), Artaut (Jean-Pierre), Arthuys-Decharnisai (Philippe-Claude), d'Astorg (Jacques-Pierre-Prothade), Aubrée (Alexandre-Marie-Charles). BB/30/968 Aubry (Joseph-Emmanuel), Augereau (Jean-Pierre), Augereau (Pierre-Charles-François), d'Augustini, Aulard (Pierre), d'Auray de Saint-Poix (Louis-Eugène-Beuve), Auriol Antoine-Dominique-David), Aurran de Pierre feu (Jacques-Casimir), Aussenac (Pierre-Gabriel), Autié (Jean-François-Etienne) Auvray (Louis-Marie), d'Avaray (Claude-Antoine) Avice (Jacques-Philippe) BB/30/969 Avy (Antoine-Sylvain), Aymard (Antoine), Aymé (Charles-Jean-Louis), Aymé de la Chevrelière (Jacques- René-Marie), Bachasson-Montalivet (Jean-Pierre), Bachelu (Gilbert-Désiré Joseph), Bacher (Theobald- Jacques-Justin), Bacler d'Albe (Albert-Guislain), Bagert-Becker (Nicolas-Léonard), Baille de Saint Pol, Baillif (Pierre), Baillod (Jean-Pierre), Bailly de Monthion (François-Gédéon), Balorre (Claude-Louis- Frédéric Imbert de), Baltus (Bazile-Guy-Armand-Victor) BB/30/970 Bancalis (Jean-Louis-Henry de), Baptiste (Joseph-François-Eugène-Benjamin), Baraguey d'Hilliers (Louis), Barangé (Jean), Barbanègre (Joseph), Barbier (Jean-François-Thérèse), Barbier (Joseph- Athanase), Barchon (Jean-Hilaire), Bardet (Martial), Barois (Pierre), Baron (Louis-Auguste-Fortuné Benoît), Barral (André-Horan-François), Barrelier (Jean-Claude), Barrère (Bernard), Barrié (Jean- Léonard), le Barrois (Robert-Adolphe) ; BB/30/971 5 Archives nationales (France) Barthélemy (François), Barthélemy (Nicolas-Martin), Barthélemy de Saizieu (Antoine-Etienne-Lazare), Bartholdi (Jean-Frédéric), Bartier de Saint-Hilaire (Jean-Etienne), Basset (Jean-Charles), Bastard d'Estang (Dominique-François-Marie de), Baste (Pierre), Bataille (Augustin-Nicolas), Baude de Lavieuville (Auguste-Joseph), Baudelet de Livois (Ferdinand-Maximilien-Joseph), Baudin (François- André), Baudinot (Egnace). BB/30/972 Bauduin (Pierre-François), Bauffremont de Listenois (Alexandre-Emmanuel-Louis), Baulny (Louis- César) Baulny (Thibault-Marie-Eugène de), Baussain (Jean-Claude), Bausset (Louis-François, Cardinal de), Bayane (Alphonse-Aubert de Latier, cardinal de), Baynaguet de Saint-Pardoux (Jacques de), Bazelle (Etienne), Béarn (Alexandre Galard de), Beaumont (Anne-Claude de la Bonninière de), Beaumont (Louis-Napoléon de). BB/30/973 Beaupoil de Saint-Aulaire (Louis), Beaurepaire (Joseph-Claude-François de), Beausset (Louis-François- Joseph de), Beauvillé (Cauvel de), Béchade (Vital), Béchaud (Jean-Pierre), Béchet de Léocour (Louis- Samuel-Albert-Désiré) Becker (Jean-Baptiste), Bédat (Pierre-Firmin-César-Auguste), Begouen (Jacques- François), Bégougne de Juniac (Jacques), Belier (Léonard-Nicolas-Bagert), Belbeuf, (Govard de), Belford (Jacques-Renard), BB/30/974 Belhomme de Caude coste (Ambroise-Antoine), Bellasene (Jacques-Nicolas) ; Bellet de Saint-Trivier (Louis-Pierre), Belliard (Augustin-Daniel), Bellomayre (Michel-François-Gabriel), Berardière de la Barbée (Marie-Gilles), Berchkeim (Frédéric-Sigismond), Bérenger (Jean), Berger de Castelan (Aimé- Jean-Auguste-François), Bergeron-Danguy (Edouard-François et Auguste-Adolphe), Berghes-Saint- Winoch (Charles-Alphonse-Désiré-Eugène), Bergon (Joseph), Berlier (Théophile) BB/30/975 Berlier (Théophile), Berlier (Pierre-André-Hercule), Bernadotte (Jean), Bernadotte (Jean-Baptiste- Jules), Bernadotte (Joseph-Jean-Léon-Félix), Bernard de Marsanges (Jean-Jules), Bernard de Saint- Affrique (Louis), Bernard de Saint-Jean (Jean-Jacques-Henry de), Bernis, Berruyer (Jean-Baptiste) Bertèche (Jean-Baptiste), Bertet (Jacques), Bertheault de Noiron (Jean-Prosper), Berthèlemy (François- Dominique-Barbe), Berthelot-Des graviers (François-Ganivet), Berthezène (Pierre) ; Berthier (César- Gabriel), Berthier (Louis-Alexandre), Berthier-Lasalle (Alexandre-Joseph), Berthier-Lasalle (Almeric- Joseph), Berthier-Lasalle (Oscar), Berthier de Viviers (Bernard-Louis-Theodore). 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