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Pleurtuit que dans cette eglise de cette ville et ce, apres du consentement de M. le Recteur de la dite paroisse et de la dispense du 3e ban dument insinnue Leurs octroye par Monseigneur de St Malo et de la permission de Messire Joseph Gouin epurioure, et vicaire perpetuel de St Malo en presence de Jacques Bourgaut de Julien Bourgaut freres de l'epoux, de Julien Behier pere, de Joseph Piot de Pierre Housset, de Julien Daligot et plusieurs autres qui ont signe a St Malo le 26 Janvier 1719 Jean Bourgaut, Julien, Joseph Piot, Alexandre Puisney, ... , Piere Housset, ..., Jos Josse"
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