Claim of the Firm of Murphy, Smith, Davenport and Barr

The Los Ormegas Land Grant of Jacinto Mora contained two hundred seven

thousand three hundred sixty acres bordering on the east bank of the

Sabine River and astradle El Camino Real. The grant was issued by Jose

Cayeleno de Zepeda, Governor at Nacogdoches and was sold to the above

mentioned firm in 1805. The land was transferred under the title of

Santa Marie Adelaide Ormegas, but was not recognized by the United

States Government until 1842.

Claim of the Heirs of Pierre Gainnie (Pedro Gane) (Pier Gagnier)

Hipolite Bordelon Francois Grappe (Francisco Grebb) (Franquis Grebbe)

These three men bought the land of the Chescher Indians (The area

comprises the Mibermel Ranch near Powhattan, Louisiana, and the area of

Three League Bayou or Nine Mile Bayou).

This grant was recognized by Anthanase DeMezieres of the Post at

Natchitoches.

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