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| Oleze Octava Matherne
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| Francois Anatole Matherne
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| Theresa Marie Matherne
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| Elenore (Marie Leonore) Matherne
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| Joseph Azenor Matherne
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| Marie Louise Matherne
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| Arnold Matherne
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| Mary Eliza Matherne
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| Edgar Cyrille Matherne
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| Mary Clementine Matherne
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| Clement Francois Matherne
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| Pearl Agnes Lambert
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1012 Cleary Avenue, Metairie, LA 70001
1978 | Source: Brignac Family and Their Relatives in Louisiana
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ABBR Authement, Fatchett, Savoie | Source: Authement, Fatchett, Savoie, Daigle Connection
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ABBR Francev27t0959.ftw | Source: Francev27t0959.ftw
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ABBR Poche,Jacques.ftw | Source: Poche,Jacques.ftw
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ABBR v25t0325.ftw | Source: v25t0325.ftw
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ABBR WFT 1, # 108 | Source: WFT 1, # 108
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Albert died in a fight in Mauepas, LA. | Albert Jean Lambert
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Andrew Murphy was married twice. | Andrew Murphy
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As documented by the census of 1721, there were thirteen men stationed at
Fort Toulouse. . . In this group were Simon Jacques Brignac who worked
his land in partnership with another soldier, Laurent Laurent. . . Around
the year 1725, Simon Jacques Brignac married Marie Turpin. The marriage
cannont be located but Marie may have been the daughter of Jean Baptiste
Turpin, a Canadian who came to LLouisiana with Iberville on his second voyage
in 1700. (The Brignac Family by Janic Deitch Young) | Simon Jacques Brignac
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Baptism Sponsors: Octave Matherne and Estell Philomene Murphy. Recorded St. Joseph Catholic Church | John Matherne
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Edmond Anatole France, Jr changed the family name from La France to France. This was related to me by Aunt Ada (age 92)[Francev27t0959.ftw]
Edmond LaFrance Jr.Change his name from LaFrance to France.
Anatole Edmond or Tisson France (Submitted by Cynthia Diagle)
South LA Records v.4,p.270
France,Anatole (D)1864 (M)Emelie Monte,her 2rd.(M) Alidore Matherne: children Listed; Edmond,Joseph. Letter of tutorship:4 Feb.1869 (Thib.Ct.Hse.Succ.#780) (submitted by Cynthia Diagle) | Edmond Anatole France
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from Family History Book by Irene Moore
He came on a ship to Port Vincent, LA and married then one day no one saw him again. They think he may have jumped on another ship and left. PaPa John Matherne used to say that John Murpy was an Irishman because of his name "Murphy". | John Murphy
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Dieter Walter Joseph Hammerling
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last name now Lindsey | Madolia Westberry
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | May E. Picadash
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F292
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Mathais most likely died during the Natchez Indian Massacre of 1728. | Mathais Heidel
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Moved to New Orleans around age 14 to attend school. When married to Mercy LeBourgeois they build a house on Rock St, Meterie, LA. and lived there until Mercy died. | Mederic John Matherne
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name Margaret Leatrice? (ML) | Leatrice Matherne
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Need correct spelling. Could not determine from photocopied sheet. | Luslain Matherne
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nickname "Beaustone" | Paul Delmas Lambert
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Notes: Dates from William Clarks.
1.Title:S.Louisiana Record
Page:389
Notes:
From Scott O'Mary | Mathieu Materne
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now Douberly. | Lottie Walker
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Julia Fay Walker
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Palomie Poche was actually christened a Berthelot since she was an
illegitimate child. She, however, knew her father to be a Poche and
used that surname. | Palomie Poche
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Pierre and Arthemise moved to Livingston Parish and are credited with founding the town of Whitehall. | Pierre Etienne LeBourgeois
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Recruited by John Law to be a settler in Louisiana. Known to be in Louisana in
1722.
Sources:
Name : J. Singer
On January 1, 1726, at the village of the Germans, were residing Jean Adam, his wife, 2 children, and 1 sister-in-law. [FRC: Maduell. Census Tables, p.53]
In 1731, Johann Adam Materne, his wife, and three children were residing at the village of the Germans. | Johann Adam Materne
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Samuel Eddy came to New England with his brother John Eddy on the "Handmaid," leaving the port of London on August 10, 1630 and arriving at Plymouth Harbor on the 29th of October, 1630 (Old Style), after a very stormy twelve weeks at sea. Samuel lived with his spouse, Elizabeth, in Plymouth until they were both were over seventy years of age. In December 1681 they declared their residence as Swansea, and this is where they died. | Samuel Eddy
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Source Media Type: Other | Source: Poche,Jacques.ftw
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Source Media Type: Other | Source: Francev27t0959.ftw
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Source Media Type: Other | Source: v25t0325.ftw
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| 44 |
Sources:
1.Title: S.Louisiana Record
Page:389 | Marcelline Matherne
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| 45 |
Sources:
Birth Date: letter to Mercy Lobell | Elizabeth Heinz
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| 46 |
Sources:
Birth Date: Mercy Lobell | William Matherne
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| 47 |
Sources:
Birth Date: Mercy Lobell | Severin Laiche
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| 48 |
Sources:
Death Date: Mercy Lobell | Bartholomaus Siffert
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| 49 |
Sources:
Death Date: Mercy Lobell | Francois Materne
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South LA Records v.3,p.299
Lafrance,Edmond (D) 20 May 1858 at age 41 (Racelandch.;Orig.Bk.p.
158,#93) submitted by Cynthia Diagle 2001 | Edmond Anatole La France
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