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Marriage certificate of Aurélia Bossi with Maurice-César de La Tour d'Auvergne (1853-10-29).
Birth certificate of her daughter: Laure, Adélaïde, Louise, Andréine (1832-08-04).
Photographs of her daughter Laure, duchess of Beauffremont, founder of the Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart (1832-1917) and of Father Gregorio Fioravanti, ofm (1832-1894).
Death certificate (May 4, 1889), Fiesole (Italy).
Telegram announcing her death.
Two photographs of Aurélie de La Tour d'Auvergne with negatives and copies of other photographs with notes.
Documents about the conveyance of Aurélie's remains with photographs (December 21 to 22, 1957).

Donation to the French government of the land of the Pater Noster, April 4, 1868;
Donation to France of the lands purchased by Aurélie de La Tour d'Auvergne, April 22, 1868;
Cession by Aurélie de La Tour d'Auvergne to the French Government: of the sanctuary of Credo and its dependancies; of the chapel becoming constructed, December 20, 1874.

Françoise-Marie-Aloysia Maret : born in Camaret (Vaucluse department, France) in 1824. Daughter of François Maret, mayor of Camaret, and Marie-Thérèse Dianoux, land owner. She entered the Carmel on January 1846. Faith profession on November 21, 1847. She was elected vice-prioress and then prioress on December 25, 1865. She was elected prioress again from 1865 to 1870, and she was also novices' supervisor. She went to settle the Jerusalem Carmelite convent on October 9, 1873. She died there on December 13, 1902.

To Mother Marie-Elisabeth-Thérèse de Jesus Bedoin, prioress of Carpentras, France (1873-1899), autograph;
To various recepients and fragments.

Obituary of Mother Aloysia written by Mother Marie de Jésus-Hostie (Régina Catafago), August 2, 1903.
Obituary of Mother Thérèse de Jesus Bédoin, prioress of Carpentras (France), written on May 20, 1891 by Mother Louise de Jesus Raymond, prioress of Carpentras (France).
Note: Mother Céleste-Louise de Jésus Raymond was born in Camaret like Mother Aloysia Maret. Daughter of François Raymond and Rose Dianous (a cousin of Mother Aloysia Maret's mother). Enters the Carmelite convent in 1849 and makes profession on February 8, 1850. Sister Céleste-Louise is prioress in 1886 and 1891. Mother Xavier Deschamps's two last letters are adressed to her.

Louise-Marie Deschamps (1836-11-01, Lisieux – 1889-06-28, Jerusalem).

This report was written when the bodies were exhumated on november 1927. Author : Mother Marie du Cœur de Jésus (Ermine Viel), prioress of Matarieh convent. This report may date back to 1956.

Letter from the Pater prioress, Mother Henriette de l’Enfant Jésus (Marie Mélanie Houguet), written on behalf of Father Bea to the Cardinal chief of the Propaganda to ask about the reasons of the complaints against Mother Xavier Deschamps (February 27, 1944);
Answer from the Chief of the Congregation of Propaganda Cardinal Pierre Fumatoni-Biondi and from Celso Costantini, secretary of the Congregation during Pie XII’s pontificate, including three Congregation documents attached (August 2, 1944);
Letter (unsigned) from the Congregation to Princess Aurélie de La Tour d'Auvergne (August 18, 1873) granting her permission to send sisters on mission to Jerusalem (copy);
Letter from Cardinal Alessandro Barnabo, Chief of the Sacred Congregation, to Mother Thérèse of Jesus Bedoin of Carpentras (France), denying Mother Xavier permission to leave Jerusalem (August 29, 1873);
Note from the Archives of the Congregation of Propaganda with French translation.