The Family of
Ignace-Andre Mailloux (& Vrts)
& Wife
Marie Therese Filibot (Philibot- & Vrts
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Ignace-Andre Mailloux was born in Canada on November 28, 1739,
son of Pierre Maillloux & Marie Louise Vachon. (Ref: Tanguay) He died
and was buried Dec 9, 1809 at the Opelousas Post, Louisiana, Priest
L. Buhot.
Entry # 859-Vol II (Mills)
9 December, 1809, burial of Sieur N. Mayou, aged about 60 years, who died
without the sacraments. Priest: Louis Buhot of Opelousas
He was married to Marie-Therese Philibot on June 7, 1768 at St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans, La, daughter of Charles Philibot and wife Marie Anne Boulogne, who was born and baptized on January 14, 1750 at Fort de Chartres, Illinois Post., Parish of St. Anne, J. Gagnon, Priest.
Ignace Mailloux was a blacksmith (forgeron) by trade, practicing at Natchitoches as early as 1773. Prior to that date, he was at the Ouachita Post.
He served in the Revolutionary War from Natchitoches, Louisiana, attaining the rank of Corporal, as is evidenced by the Official Muster Rolls.
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The Village of Chartres in Colonial Illinois, 1720-1765 (Brown
& Dean)
The Records of the Church of Ste. Anne
Entry # D 225
In the year one thousand, seven hundred and fifty, the fourteenth of January, I,
the undersigned J. Gagnon, missionary priest of the parish of St. Anne, baptized
a child born the same day, of the lawful marriage of Charles Flibot, (Philibot)
and of Marie Anne Boulogne, her father and mother. She was given
the name of Marie Therese. The godfather was Mr. Andre Chevallie,
keeper of the King's storehouse; the godmother Marie Joseph Sorel, wife of
Thomas de Jardin. The father and the godfather have signed with
me. The godmother has declared she does not know how to sign, has made her
ordinary mark which is a cross.
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Children: MAILLOUX (Ref-Mills- (Vol 1,2 & 3)
1. Laurent Bertrand Born 1770 Ouachita Post, La.
(M) Marguerite Duval April, 1799 (Ratification of civil marriage, Oct. 20,
1800)
Wts: J. Horn, Jean Marc Marchand, Pierre Maiou, Jacques Herie
2. Pierre Born 1776 Natchitoches, La Died Jan 23, 1815
Natchitoches, La. (Bur: Jan 24th)
Churchyard, Natchitoches, La. (Bachelor)
3. Marie Therese Ignace Born Oct 30, 1777, Natchitoches,
La Died Prior to April 28, 1819 Nat., La when her husband married his #2 wife.
Entry # 1724, Vol 1, (Mills) Maria Theresa Malloux, November, 30, 1777, baptism
of Maria Theresa, born October 30, 1777, legitimate daughter of Ignacio Malloux
and Teresa Fibote. Godparents: Santiago Ride (s) and Maria Juan Chagnon.
(M) Michel Andre Antoine Rambin
May 25, 1792 Natchitoches, La
Vol 1-Mills Entry 1688 & 3386-MICHEL RAMBINT/MARIE THERESE MAILLIOUX
May 22, 1792, after 1 ban, marriage of Michel Rambint, native of this parish,
legitimate son of deceased Andre Rambint and Francoise Clermont--and---Marie
Therese Maillioux, native of this post, legitimate daughter of Ignace Maillioux
and Marie Therese Filibot, his spouse. Witnesses: Louis Chamard, Louis
Marli (s/Louis Sorel Maril (x), Laurent Maillouxe, Francois Rambin.
4. Marie Hyacinthe Athanase (Jacinta Anastasia) Born August 27,
1781 (Bapt) Died Oct. 27, 1813 Nat., La Buried same day in Churchyard, Nat., La
Godparents: Miguel Chainniot & Juana Chainiot
(M) #1 Jacques Errie Jan 7, 1801 Nat., La He died Mar. 18, 1804
(M) #2 Jean Bte. Armand Ca 1807 Nat., La.
5. Marie Cecile Born May 31, 1784
Godparents: Lorenzo Mayoux and Marie Theresa Mayoux
6. Marie Louise Born April 7, 1787 (Feb 7, 1787) Nat, La
Godparents: Antonio LeNoir, Maria Rondin
(Father shown as a native of Province of Canada)
(M) CA 1803 Natchitoches, La George McTier (McTyre)
7. Ignace II Born August 15, 1789 Natchitoches, La Bapt October
4, 1789
Godparents: Miguel Rambint and Maria Luisa Rambint
9.Jean Baptiste Dorcin Born March 3, 1792 Nat., La
Godparents: Juan Bautista Dortolant and Anastasia Mayou
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Louisiana In Colonial Days, Natchitoches, the Oldest Town
in Louisiana
"SIXAIN'"
(Selected Sections)
by
G. Porte-Bobinski
P 38-39
"At a time when skilled men were in short supply the passing away of a valuable artisan like Duriau was a distinct loss to the villagers of colonial Natchitoches. He did not live long enough in the northern piney hills to reap a financial reward. (Unlike Blacksmith Barbier who left his widow 20000 "livres" at his death.)
Taking his place in the village, Mailloux seems to have done rougher work than Durio."
Ignace Mailloux (Mayoux, Mayeux) 1771
Smith and Small Merchant (35 years old in 1771?)
Apparently Mailloux succeeded Durio. He may have come from New Orleans like his wife Therese Blibot. Although he was poor, he was a good man and a good blacksmith, maybe not quite as versatile as Durio. Esteemed by de Mezieres and Dupain, he received their assistance when he needed them to keep his home and tools when troublemaker Auret tried to quarrel with him as he did with others. It is probable he worked on the "new Church". In 1774 his name was listed as a "notable" a distinct honor. As an artisan he would have been barred from such an honor roll in Western Europe, even though feudal classes were on the wane there. This is a distinct instance of precedent making by de Mezieres, a just man.
Chronology: Ignace Mailloux
1773-Mailloux petitioned de Mezieres to ask him to talk to Mr. deVilliers to establish that deVeze's succession owed him 15 livres for a hatchet. Approved by de Layssard, of Rapides.
1773-Ignace Mailloux's account with Merchant Villard; he owed him 485 L. 1 s. 1 d.
1774 Ignace Mailloux, smith. His apprentice: Joseph Boulet, son of Verger, stepson of Joseph Lattier, nephew of Gaspard Derbanne.
1774 His apprentice, Joseph Boulet, son of Verger ? (son-in-law of Joseph Lattier, nephew of Gaspard Derbannes)
1774 Mailloux sold a horse to Merchant Villard (credited as payment to Mailloux's account)
1774 Pierre Villard sold half an acre of land "in the Bourg" to Mailloux for 400L.
1774 Pierre Dupain, ranking creditor of Ignace Mailloux, received a request from Jean Pierre Villard who holds a mortgage on the house and land of Mailloux and wants them seized. Far from him to ask for the sale of his smithy, the item most worthwhile: it would deprive Mailloux of his livelihood and the means to work to pay his debts. Therefore Pierre Dupain petitioned to have legal proceedings against him stopped forthwith. (Mailloux, Creditors Auret and Villard to be notified. signed: de Meziers)
1775 Mailloux gave his proxy to Mathieu Robert, residing at des Allemands to collect 300 "livres" (in his wife's name) for "hire" in New Orleans.
1775 Ignace Mailloux hired Jean Baptiste Lorange, "habitant", for one year from date to execute whatever work will be assigned to him. Salary: 270 L payable in trade goods.
1776 Pierre Sorel and Ignace Mailloux both forgerons.
1776 Ignace Mailloux, forgeron
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The Natchitoches Genealogist, April, 1990
(Documents in The French Archives, Natchitoches, La )
P 16- VS.2-(Yr 1815)- Pierre Mailloux, succession of. filmed under label
reading : Pierre Mailloux
P 17 VS.2-(Yr 1824)- J. B. Baudoin & wife vs Dominique Sorel -An Extract
from Succession of Widow MAILLOUCHE, etal
P 23-PC.22-(Yr 1825)- Samuel Russell vs Ignace Mailloux
PC.23-(Yr 1826)-Doctor Russell Vs Ignace Mailloux
Issue of October, 1989
P 16 PC.21 (Yr 1824)-
Elijah Roundtree vs George McTire
Samuel P Russell vs Ignace Mailleux
P 13-Inventory Natchitoches Warehouse
G. McTier
Y. Mailloux
P 10 VS.1 (Yr 1814) Veuve (Widow) B. Mailloche, Successon of , Label: Verne
Mailloche
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Vol 1, Mills
Entry #1701
Bapt. of Marie Joseph Gagne, Sept. 22, 1776, Born Aug 22, Dtr. of Pierre Gagne
& Marie Louise Davion. Godfather: Ignace Maillioux, Godmother: Marie Therese
Thilibou (Philibot)
NATCHITOCHES COLONIALS (Mills)
1780 Militia roll of Natchitoches, La.-Revolutionary War Roster
September 1, 1780 Company of Infantry, Captain Louis Borme
Riflemen: (Incl) : Ignace Mailloux
1782 Militia Roll of Natchitoches-Revolutionary War Roster
January 1, 1782-Captain Louis Borme
Corporals: (Incl) MAILLOUX
1787 Census of Natchitoches, La (Grand Ecore)
MAILLOUX Age 49 Land-13 Arpents 3 Cows 3 Horses
His wife Age 37
Laurent Age 17
Pierre Age 10
Thereze Age 09
Cecile Age 05
Lestasie Age 02
1787 Militia Roll of Natchitoches-Roll of the Company of
Infantry, inspected December 9, 1787
Captain-V(augine)
Jean Bte. Ailhaut St. Anne, Aid to Major
Joseph Capran, Sub-Lieut.
Baptise Darticaux, Color-Bearer
Includes:
Corporals (Incl) Ignaisse Mailloux
1790 Church Tax Roll of Natchitoches:
GRANDE ECORE
Ignaise MAYOU Pd. 1 white
Lorand MAYOU Pd. 1 white 2 Reals Silver
Note: Taxed on the basis of 1 Reale for himself and each male over 14 years
A copy has been sent to Md. Tomastine, in the absence of her husband, for it to circulate to the last inhabitation of Riviere aux Cannes. Likewise, a copy has been sent to Mr. Iniasse Mayou, for advertising at Grand Ecore and Campti. Natchitoches, 3 March, 1790.
Signed: METOYER, Sundic
November 4, 1791 Militia Roll of Natchitoches:
Captain-D. Jean Bapte Ailhaud Ste Anne
Includes:
Michel Rambin
Rifleman: (Incl) Laurent MAILLOUX
1793 Delinquent Tax Roll of Natchitoches:
Ignace MAILLOUX and his two sons: 1 Piaster, 4 Escalins
December 1, 1793 Militia Roll of Natchitoches
Captain Bernard Doriolant, Leiutenant: Marcel Desoto, Under-Lieutenant: Remy
Lambre
Cavalrymen: Incl:
Pierre MALLOUX, Laurent MAILLOUX, Michel Rambin, Jean Palvadeau , etal
1793 Tax Roll of Natchitoches:
Paid-Ignace MAILLOUX, the father 7 3/4 arpents
Paid-Laurent MAILLOUX
Paid-Pierre MAILLOUX
Paid-Michel RAMBINT*- 12 arpents-Paid for himself
(*Married Marie Therese MAILLOUX, May 22, 1792)
1794 Public Works Roster of Natchitoches, La:
MAILLOUX, Laurent, the son -1 day Type 4 and Type 2
MAILLOUX, Pierre, the son 1 day ditto
1795 Census of Slaveowners at Natchitoches:
List signed October 15, 1795 by Louis DeBlanc, Commandant, and 1 Witness being
Ignace MAILLIOUX
P 123-Natchitoches Marriages- (1801) (Jacques) ERRIE with (Anastasie) MAILLOU
Gateway to Texas, Vol 1 ( Ericson)
Michel Rambin, born CA 1762, native of Natchitoches; farmer; married Maria
Ignacia Theresa Mayo; Roman Catholic; came to Nacogdoches, CA 1801; Census of
1804, 1805
1804 Census, Nacogdoches (Bayou Pierre)
#176 Miguel Rambin, Frenchman, far,er, Age 43. He is married to Maria Theresa, a
French woman, age 27. They have five sons, age 10, 8, 6, 4, & 1 yr.
1805 Census, Nacogdoches (Bayou Pierre, E/S Sabine River)
#7-Michel Rambin, of French Nation, Occ: farmer , age 44 yrs, married -wife
Theresa Mayu, her age 28 yrs. They have 4 sons, 11, 9, 6, & 2 yrs, One
living with them named Joseph Crawford, Irishman, unmarried, his age 60 yrs, Occ:
Farmer
1810 Natchitoches Par, La Census:
Dme. Mailloche 2 Males 10-16 yrs, 1 Male 16-26 1 Fem Und 10, 1 Fe over 45, 7
slaves
Pierre Mayou 1 M 26-45 yrs None others
Dme. Veuve Mayou 2 Males under 10 yrs, 1 Male 16-26 yrs, 1 Fe 16-26 yrs, 1 Fe
Over 45 yrs
Laurent Mayou, 1 M Und 10, 2 Males 26-45, 1 Fe Und 10, 1 Fe 16-26
George McTire 2 M, 26-45, 3 M, Und 10, 1 Fe 26-45, 1 Fe 10-16, 1 Fe Und 10, 1 sl
Jean Bte. Armand 2 M 26-45, 1 M Und 5, 1 Fe 16-26, 2 Fe Und 10
There are several entries in Grassroots of America, American State Papers, Public Lands, concerning the Mailloux property in and around Natchitoches, in 1812, 1815, - vrs. dates
Vol 2- P 860
Certificate # B2043-Date June 18, 1812-
Name of Person whose land was claimed: Ignatius Maillieux,
To whom favor issued:: Francois Roquier, Sen.
Nature of Claim: Order of Survey & Settlement,
Situation of Land: Co: Natchitoches,
Water Source: Red River,
No. of Acres: 440.06 Arpents:520 Sig: Lloyd Posey, Clerk
Vol 3, P 78 May 14, 1815 Land Office, Western Dist., State
of Louisiana
# 66-Claimant: Andre Rambin , 259.52 Acres , Original Claimant: Ignace
Mailloux, Board Approved
P 89
Claim # 66-Andre Rambin, two hundred and fifty-nine and fifty one hundreths
acres, claimed under a title to Ignace Mailloux. The notice of this
claim is for part of a tract of land, of which the title has been confirmed by
certificate B, No 2,043. This confirmation was made through mistake, or a
want of correct information in favor of the heirs of Francois Roquier for the
whole of the original tract. It is very evident that Andre Rambin is
entitled to the part which he claims; and, as this right is admitted by the
heirs of Roquier, there is no likelihood of his right being impaired by the
confirmation of the title as above. This claim, therefore, needs no
further confirmation.
Vol 3, P 78
May 14, 1815 Land Office Western Dist., State of La
Report No 40
Register's No 60
By whom claimed: Bertrand Mailloux
Original Claimant: Santiago Faure
Quantity Claimed: 723 Arpents
Nature & Date of title or Claim: Spanish Grant, March 27, 1795
Claim #40-Bertrand Mailloux, seven hundred and twenty-three arpents,
claimed under a patent to Santiago Faure, dated 27th March, 1795. The notice is
unaccompanied by any document of evidence of title; but, on the abstract of
Spanish grants, there is one which comports with the description given in the
notice of the claim., from which it is presumable this claim may be a valid one,
and ought to be confirmed. From a want of the documents of title to enable
the commissioners to describe the land, and designate its limits in their
certificate, they are constrained to report this claim, but, recommending it's
confirmation, agreeably to the tenor of the patent, which may hereafter be
produced by the claimant.
Report No. 41
Register's No 18
by Whom claimed: Pierre Mailloux
Original Claimant: Not mentioned
Quantity: 46.77 AC
Nature & date of Title or Claim: Settlement
Report #41-Pierre Mailloux, forty-six an seventy-seven hundreths acres claimed under occupancy. A plat of survey, dated in 1806, in the the only document filed with the notice, and no proof of occupancy has been offered. The claim, therefore, in the opinion of the Board, ought not to be confirmed.
Vol 3, P 202 Claim No 353-992 of Jean Bte. Piedferme-Pierre
Mailloux, witness: Depo
Taken Jan 6, 1814-Mailloux states that to his knowledge the land has been
inhabited and cultivated for fifteen years preceding the said date, if not more,
and the claimant is at least 75 yrs old, and is the head of a family.
Vol 3, P 220-Jan 11, 1811 Western District of Louisiana
Claim No 631-387
Pierre Mailloux claims one hundred and twenty superficial arpents of
land, viz: three arpents front, by forty deep, on the south side of Red River,
county of Natchitoches.
Claim No 632-388-Pierre Mailloux claims six hundred and forty superficial arpents of land, viz: sixteen arpents front, by forty deep, on the east side of Black lake, county of Natchitoches.
Vol 2, P 797 6 Dec, 1812
Refers to claim of Bertrand Maillouche, of eight arpents front, on the
right bank of Red River, by a depth of 40 arpents, bounded on lower side by the
Bayou Jean de Jean, this claim being founded on prior purchase from the Indians,
and having been verbally accepted by them and their sale to Miller & Fulton,
as stated by Alexander Fulton, in his evidence, in the claim of Maillouche.
Vol 2, P 858 Return of Certificates for April & May, 1812
No: B 1977
Date May 15
Name of Person under whom land claimed: Augustin Frederick
To whose Favor issued: Bernard Mailloche & wife
Nature of Claim: Occupancy ten years
County: Natchitoches
Water Source: River Bourgenon
No of Acres: Blank
Arpents in Hundreths in front: 534
Vol 4, P 129
Claim No 203-George McTier. of the Parish of Natchitoches, filed his
notice claiming, by virtue of occupation, habitation, and cultivation, a tract
of land lying within the late neutral territory, situated on the left bank of
Bayou Depont, containing 671.58 arpents, bounded on all sides by vacant land, as
appears by a plat of survey dated Dec. 11, 1819. The claim is supported by
the following testimony:
Laurent Mier (Mailloux), Jacques Herrier (Erie) being duly sworn,
each say they know the land claimed by Gerorge McTier in his above notice; that
said land is lying and situate as is therein described; that the same was
inhabited, occupied, and cultivated by the claimant, by his living and growing
corn, etc, thereon, and prior to February 22, 1819; that said inhabitation,
occupation, and cultivation, has been uninterruptedly continued by the claimant
since that period to the present day; and that the claimant's improvements on
the land claimed embrace about three acres. We are of opinion that this claim
ought to be confirmed, and in the abstract have classed with claims of the
"third class".
P 129-Claim No 205-Mary Eliza Case, wife of William M. Rivers-
Depo of Laurent Maylieux (Mailloux) & George McTier, being
sworn, say "they know the land claimed by Mary E. Case, in her above
notice; that said land is lying and situate as is therein described; that the
same was inhabited, occupied, and cultivated by William Stockman, under whom the
claimant holds, by his living and growing corn, etc, therein, on and prior to
Feb. 22, 1819, that said inhabitation, occupation, and cultivation has been
uninterruptedly continued by the said Stockman, and others claiming under him,
since that period to the present time, and that the claimant's improvements on
the land embraces about 23 acres, " We are of opinion this claim
ought to be confirmed, and in the abstract have classed it with claims of the
"third class"
P 129-130
Claim # 206-George McTier, of the parish of Natchitoches, filed his notice
claiming by virtue of occupation, habitation and cultivation a tract of land
lying with the late neutral territory, situated on a Spanish lake, bounded below
by land claimed by Mary E. Case, and above by vacant land, and containing six
hundred and forty acres. the claim is supported by the following
testimony:"Laurent Mayreux (Mailloux) and Jacques Heriet (Erie),
being sworn, say they know the land claimed by George McTier, in his above
notice; that the same is lying and situate as is herein described; that said
land was inhabited, occupied and cultivated by the claimant, by his living and
growing corn, etc, thereon. Twelve years ago, that said inhabitation,
occupation, and cultivation, has been uninterruptedly continued by the claimant
since that period to the present time, and that the claimant's improvements on
the land embraces about seven acres." Board recommended confirmation.
("fourth class") See Claim # 46, 51, 174
Claim # 207-Claim of David Case, Depos of George Mctier & Laurent Mailreux (Mailloux), being duly sworn say they know the land claimed by David Case in his above notce, that said land is lying and situate as is therein described; that the same was habited, occupied and cultivated by John Armon, under whom the claimant holds, by his living and growing corn, etc thereon, about twelve yrs. since; that said inhabitation, occupation and cultivation were uninterruptedly by said Armon from that time until about three yrs since, when he left the place, but the fences, etc, have been kept up until the present time; that the claimant's improvements on the land claimed embraced about ten acres; that Armon never had any intention of abandoning the land, but quit it solely on the grounds of his children's health, and always had an intention of returning thereto until his sale to the claimant. " We are of the opinion this claim ought to be confirmed and in the abstract have classed it with claims of " third degree" See No 100
Vol 4, P 134
Claim #227-Remy Totan of the parish of Natchitoches-filed notice, etc
Depo of Laurent Maylieux (Mailloux) , being duly sworn, says" that
he knows the land claimed by Remy Totan, in his above notice, that said land is
lying and situated as is therein described; that the same was inhabited,
occupied and cultivated by the claimant, by his living and growing corn, etc,
thereon, fifteen yrs. since; that said inhabitation, occupation, and cultivation
has been uninterruptedly continued by the claimant since that period until the
present time; and that the claimant's improvements on the claim embrace about
forty acres" . Claim confirmed.-"third class".
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Children of Record-Marie Hyacinthe (Jacinta) Anastacia Mailloux
& Jacques Errie (Herrie)
1. Jean Bte. Marie Francois Born Feb 25, 1802 Bapt April 12, 1802, God Parents:
Jean Marie Francois Rouquier & Marie Josephe Henrietta Roquier
2. Pierre Born Aug 16, 1803 Bapt Dec, 20, 1803 G/P: Pierre Dole' & Marie Cecile Maillou
Children of record of Marie Hyacinthe Anastasia Mailloux &
Jean Armand (John Harmon)
1 & 2 Twin Dtrs Born Sept 13, 1806 given name of Maiou.
3. Cecile Born June 26, 1808 Bapt Dec 17, 1809 D/P Ignace Mayou & Pelagie Reisse
4. Francois Born Ot. 27, 1813 Bapt. May 16, 1814 G/P J F Magnes & M A Peraut
5. Ignace Born Oct 27, 1813 Bapt Oct 18, 1814 F/P A M Rambin & Marie Fis Peraut
Entry # 873 Vol II-Mills
October 27, 1813, burial in cemetery of this parish of Madama Maria Anastasia
Maillud y Arman, wid of first nuptials with Santiago Eheer (Herrie) by
whom she left two sons, and by second marriage with Juan Harman by whom she left
3 daughters and 2 sons. Deceased received no sacraments nor made her
confession since she died suddenly, etc Priest F. Magnes
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Children of record of Laurent Bertrand Mailloux & wife Marguerite Duval
1. Laurent Born Oct. 5, 1800 Bapt Dec 5, 1800 G/P Ignace Maiou & Marie Louise Maiou, aunt & uncle of the infant
2. Son born and died May 27, 1806 Nat., La
3. Victorine Born Mar. 31, 1811 Bapt Dec 5, 1812 G/P Francois Serpentini & Cecile Mayoux, Priest L. Buhot, Opelousas
4. Joseph Marie (Son) Born Feb 12, 1815, Bapt May 4, 1815, Priest F. Magnes, G/P Jose Maria Carrier & Marie Luisa Victoria Charier
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Children of Record of Marie Louse Mailloux & George McTier (McTyre)
1. George Remy Born Jan 11, 1805 Bapt Mar 27, 1806 G/P Antoine
LeNourt, Marie Julien Rondin
(M) Marie Julien Gallien Dec 13, 1838
2. Jean Bte. Born Jan 24, 1808 Bapt Sept 17, 1808 G/P Pedro
Mayou & Maria Modesta Vascocu
(M) Celimen Vercheae, Feb 2, 1832
3. Marie Eugenie Born Oct 5, 1812 Bapt Nov 26, 1812 G/P Ignace
Mayoux & Euresine Pereaut
(M) #1 William Russell
(M) #2- Cezaire Fonteneau, Jr. May 21, 1832
(M) #3- Ipolite Bordelon July 15, 1841
4. Marie Louise Born Dec 1, 1815 Bapt Mar. 8, 1816 G/P Laurent
Malloux & Barb. Roc?
(M) #1 Ludger Langlois
(M) #2 Ludger Levasseur Aug 19, 1844
5. Elisa Born Ca 1818
(M) Jackson Freeman Mar 19, 1838