Maison Allemand - Saint Saturnin lès Apt, France - Monuments Historiques Français on Waymarking.com

This house, traditionally called "le Plalais" was built between 1743 and 1750 by the tale of Ventimiglia, lord of Saint Saturnin, purchased from Charles Benoît Miffre, priest of Rustrel It was acquired in 1759 by Jean-Pierre François de Ripert de Montclar, Attorney General of the Parliament of Provence. After his death in 1773, she returned to her son Jules Claude Louis who rarely occupied her. (he was guillotined in Paris on 2 messidor year II.) Sold as national property it was acquired by Jules Boffe, son of a tobacco merchant of Saint Saturnin, who became under the revolution, national agent of the commune then administrator of the district of Apt, commissioner of the executive power under the consulate and the empire, mayor, for 21 days at the end of the hundred days (1815) deputy mayor from 1828 to 1833, year of his death.