1729 Boston Signed Writ of Attachment Stephen Boutineau EARLY French Huguenot

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1729 Boston Signed Writ of Attachment Stephen Boutineau EARLY French Huguenot:
$295.00

Very good condition as framed.6\" x 8\" sight; 11\" x 13\" overall framed.Signed by John Ballantine (1677-1735), against Alberton Mather of Suffield for Stephen Boutineau of Boston, who was a French Huguenot. Here\'s a blip on him from findagrave: \"Stephen Boutineau was one of the French Protestants, or Huguenots who came to Falmouth (now Portland), Maine, in 1686, in company with Peter Bowdoin (ne Pierre Baudouin), Philip LeBretton, Philip Barger and others. He married Mary, daughter of Peter and Elizabeth Bowdoin in 1708. He was in 1748 the only surviving elder of the French Church on School street, Boston, of which Andrew Le Mercier was minister.\"Cool record of a known French Huguenot immigrant.