buried at Fort Rosecrans Nat Cem parents Lloyd Llewyn Smith and Doris Mary Noah
Retired after 21 years Naval Servicefrom Doc O-141-1:"Lawrence Smith was born in the woods of Oregon, as his father
was a lumberjack. He had a twin brother, Lloyd, who is still living. When he
was just a baby a blizzard stranded the mother and children in the cabin, which
was some miles from the nearest town. After some time, the food and water
dwindled to almost nothing, and the snow was too deep for anyone to get to
them. The mother was desperate, and knew that it was a matter of time before
they all perished. She decided to start out on foot to reach town, but knew
that she could only take one of the babies. She finally made up her mind as to
which of the twins that she would take, and which one she would have to leave
behind. She started out with one of the twins and had only gone a short way
before a rescue team met up with her, and they returned to the cabin. She never
did tell anyone which one of the twins she took and which one she left behind."
from 1890 census Faustin GREGOIRE, jr. aged 20 white male end of second ward
Ascension parish card 304 he appears to have been living next to or with his
maternal grandmother who appears to have been a widow
from 1910 census Ascension parish ED 6 Sheet 14
Faustin Gregoire white age 44
Adele S. wife age 35
Olivia dau age 18
Lawrence son age 16
Clarence son age 15
Wilden son age 13
Jacob son age 10
Eugene son age 8
Emile son age 5
Sidney son 2 mos
from Soard's 1925 New Orleans Directory
Gregoire, Faustin carp r1707 Religious
from Soard's 1924 New Orleans Directory
Gregoire, Faustin Carpenter 1707 Religious
from Soard's 1923 New Orleans Directory
Gregoire, Faustin carp h2015 3rd Street
according to his son Sidney Gregory: after WWI, Clarence Gregoire came home and
convinced the family to move to New Orleans in 1918. They moved to the corner
of Magazine and Race Street next to St. Vincent's Orphanage. In 1925 Faustin
moved back to Donaldsonville with the younger children. The older children
stayed in New Orleans.
according to Mrs. Marie Gregoire Bessonet he didn't work, but did like to drink
and gamble.
I have a picture of him as a young man in my files- RON rin 1
died in Carrville see doc g-64-3 and g-64-2 for a picture of his tombstone.
died of Leperosy
the information for this marriage from "Computer Indexed Marriage Records
Ascension Parish 1768-1899" Pub by Nicholas Russell Murray,
Hunting for Bears, Oct 12 1982 where her name is given as Adelle Sourita
from US 1890 Census Ascension Parish First ward card #7
Surita, Adele age 15 white female born in La.
according to Mrs Marie Gregoire Bessonet (rin 3796) she raised vegetables that
she took to town to sell. she was very small, but was a very hard worker.
when her brother Gustave caught Leperosy, she took him into her home. She and
Faustin both caught the Leperosy and all three died in Carrville. There in a
Leperosy center there.
Photo Doc G-142-1
from 1924 Soard's New Orleans Directory
Mrs Faustin Gregoire 1707 Religious
from SLR vol 10, pp 405, Doc P-56-3:"PARR, Armand (Marcellin & Mathilde
ROBICHAUX) m. 29 Nov 1899 Felicia RICHARD (Thib. Ct. Hse.: Mar. v39, #268)"
"PARR, Armand (Marcellin & Mathilde ROBICHAUX) m. 29 Nov. 1899 Felicia RICHARD
(Lockport Ch.:V2, p 211)"
from SLR, vol 6, pp 332, Doc P-56-6:"PARR, Leo Armand (Marcellin & Mathilde
ROBICHAUX) b. 9 Dec 1877 (Raceland Ch.: v3, p. 25)"
from SLR, 1896-1899, page 444-445:"RICHARD, Felicia (Oleus & Alexina RODRIGUE)
m. 29 Nov 1899 Armand PARR (Thib. Ct. Hse.: Mar v.39, # 268)
RICHARD, Felicia (Oleus & Alexina RODRIGUE) m. 29 Nov 1899 Armand PARR
(Lockport Ch.: v.2 p 211)"
birth dates/death date burial place from Doc P-25-1
from notes of BL O'Neill (nee Gregoire)
came from Alace Lorraine, France (I doubt he did although Louis might have-
Ron) came to White Castle (1850) - worked at McCall plantation as wheelwrightfrom "Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records" vol 2 1770-1803
976.3 c v2 page 334:Eugenio (Luis & Genovefa Phillippeaux) bt. 11 Oct 1801, bn
2 sept 1801, spo Honorio Luis Gregoire & Clarissa Toups, Pat GP: (Mathieu
Gregoire & Maria Gregoire) Mat GP: (Juan Baptista Philippeaux & Carlotta
Castani) (SJA-3, 223). This is record refered to in other notes.
I have a certified photocopy of this record.from "South La Records", "Gregoire, Ugene 12 years old (d.Louis & d. Genevieve
Philippeaux) Inventory of Louis Gregoire dated 8 June 1816 (Thib Ct Hse Succ
year 1816)"In the 1850 census the following info is given: Eugene Gregoire age 45,
occupation - carpenter, value of property owned $1500. Dorothy age 43, Faustian
age 14, male; Dufrosat, age 18, male; Ozimii, age 6, female; Adeliedi Demoux
age 53, female.
In the 1860 census the following info is given: Eugene Gregoire age 58 male,
makes corn born in La.; Darota age 35 female born in La; Duphosse male aged 30
(this must be Defaustin) makes corn; Fontine age 24 male born in La makes corn
(this must be Faustin - my great, great grandfather- R O'Neill rin 1); Asema
ages 16 female born in La. (Marie Asema). This from document G-4-1.
fromin JEAG vol X, no 1 page 7 there is a listing of the United States Direct Tax
of 1864 and there is listed Eugeni Gregoiri tax .66in Jambalaya (Baton Rouge Centreplex Library) V III # 4 p 67 lists Eugine
Gregoire as Voter Census of the Voters in the Parish of Ascension for year
1837.
from the same source as rin 158:"Jean Baptiste (Eugenie Gregoire) bn. 1 Nov
1826 bt. 11 Nov 1826 spo. Rosalie LeBlanc (Ascension Parish-6, 36)
From "Diocese of B.R. Catholic Church Records" : "Louis Dufaustin (Eugene and
Dorothee Denou) bn 25 Nov 1834 bt. 18 May 1835 spo. Joseph LeBlanc and
Euphroisine Denoux, Mrs. Leblanc (Asc-6, 266)
in the 1850 census his age is given as 18
from the same source as rin 158
from BRCC:"Philippe Devesin (Eugene and Dorothee
Denou) bn. 23 Aug 1838 bt 31 Dec 1838 spo Jean Devis and Elise Gaudin (Ascension
Parish-6, 335)"
From BRCC, vol 5, Doc G-150-1, page 227:"Devesin, age 10 years (Eugene Grgoire
and omitted) bur. 12 Dec. 1848 (ASC-11, 81)"
from the same source as rin 158:"Joseph Eugene (Eugene Grevoire and Derotee
Denoux) bn 8 July 1842 bt. 10 Nov 1842 spo. Narcisse Landry and Aureline Babin
(Ascension Parish-6, 415)"
"Joseph Eugene, age 2 yrs, 2 mos. (Eugene Gregoire) bur 25 Aug 1844 d.
Yesterday (Ascension Parish-11, 28)"
Louis Matthew (Mathieu) GREGOIRE MALLET
from "Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records" vol 2 1770-1803
976.3 c V.2, see notes on rin 158 for Baptism record giving this person as his
father.
"Selected Acadian and Louisiana Church Records" by Rt. Rev. Msrg George A.
Bodin pub by Attakapas Hist. Ass. St. Martinville, La. L929.3, 1968 Vol 1 states
Louis and Genevieve Philipeaux were married in St. Michael's in Convent, La."First Settlers of the La. Territory" vol 1 Lou R 929.3 F 527
Ericson Books, 1614 Redbud Street, Nacogdoches, Tx. 75961 pub 1983:
"No. 233 - Louis Gregoire claims a tract of land, situated on the east side of
the river Mississippi, in the county of Acadia, containing four arpents
fourteen toises and four feet in front, and forty arpents in depth, and boundedon the upper side by land of Joseph Michel, and on the lower by land of Pierre
Houvre.
This is part of a tract of land mentioned in No. 231, surveyed for Jean
Baptiste Picou, under whose title the calimant holds by virtue of successive
sales; the land having been inhabited and cultivated ever since the year 1782,
until on or after the 20th December, 1803. Confirmed."from "Cabanocey, the History, Customs and Floklore of St. James Parish" by
Lillian C. Bourgeois, page 20:"One of the earliest grants on the left bank of
the river was that given to one Gregoire dated November 3, 1765. It measured
twenty aprents front and was twenty-four leagues from New Orleans... this was
on or near the old White Hall Plantation" Doc G-15-1from the same pages 194-195:Taxpayer of St James - 1808 lists GREGOIRE, Ls, dit
Maltais
from "St. James Parish Louisiana Colonial Records 1782-1787", page 18:
1783-74, Aug 24 pp 287-288 #227:Sale: Baptiste Michel states he has sold to
Dame Charlotte Castant, widow of Westere, a farm of 6 arpents front, situated
along the left bank of the river, adjoining below to Jean Baptiste Curreaux,
and above to Izaac LeBlanc. There are about 20 Arpents of cleared land, several
fenced enclosures, a cabin of poles in the ground, a small storehouse, 15
horned cattle, 3 horses, and 9 hogs. The whole is sold for 750 piastres, of
which 400 has been paid; the remaining 350 piastres are due in December 1784.
Witnesses: Jacques Cantrelle, Louis Gregoire /S/ Migel Cantrelle, Charlotte
Castan /M/ Baptiste Michel Doc G-15-2from same, page 25: 1784-101 Nov 11 pp 435-437 #252:
"Sale: Louis Gregoire Mallet states he has sold, with the consent of his wife,
Genevieve Philipot, to Nicolas Trouxclaire one arpent of cleared and fenced
land, adjoining to land of the buyer, for the price of 175 piastres.
/S/ Migel Cantrelle, Andre /M/ Mallet, Nicholas Troxclaire. I have
a copy of the original Document G-151-2
from same, page 25: p 437:"Louis Gregoire (Mallet) and Genevieve Flipos, his
wife, by their marks and in the presence of witnesses, sell to Sieur Nicolas
Troxclaire a habitation consisting of 2 arpents of land, containing a cabin of
posts in ground, a negro cabin, and two hen-houses, Genevieve Flipos gives
authority to her husband to contract the sale before the notary on November 9,
1784. Witnesses: /S/ M. Henry, Jn. Bte. ?Da___; /M/ Frederique Bertroin /M/
Genevieve Philipeau Doc G-15-2 I have a copy of the original Document G-151-3
from the same -
Doc G-151-1 November 11, 1784:"Sale:Jean Baptiste Curreaux pere declares he has
sold to Louis Gregoire Mallet a Habitation of 3 arpents, 26 toises, 3 pieds
frontage, with the usual depth, adjoining below to land of George St Sire and
above to that of Jean Baptiste Curreaux fils. On the farm there is a cabin, a
storehouse, and several enclosures. The farm is sold for 400 piastres, of which
200 piastres have been paid; the remaining 200 piastres are due in 14 months
from this day. /s/ Miguel Cantrelle, E.S. Verret. Andrus (or Andrie) /M/ Jen
Baptiste Curreaux, Louis Gregoire Mallet" I have a copy of the original
document in french
from the same 1784-102 Nov. 11 pp 439-440 #253: Sale Louis Gregoire and his
wife Genevieve Philipot, declare they have sold to Jacyques Trouxclaire one
arpent of land, adjoining below to land of purchaser and above to Nicholas
Trouxclaire. The seller is reserving for himself his grist-mill and ?2 cabins.
The sale is made for 175 piastres. of which 25 piastres have been paid; the
reminder payable in 14 months. /S/ Miguel Cantrelle, Andrie /M/ Malet and
Troxclaire. I have a copy of the original document G-151-4
from same page 41: 1786-144 Apr 19 pp 57-69 #303:" Sale: At the request of Dame
Marie Moutard, widow of the late Pierre Charpentier, Cantrelle goes to the
habitation where she resides, on the right bank of the river, to sell and
adjudge to the highest bidder the goods pertaining to the succession of her
late husband, who died eight lieux below New Orleans on 7 April 1783. This is
to establish her share and that of his heirs. Assembled are residents of this
parish and those of St. Jean Baptiste.
Buyers:Jacques Materne (Philippe Panquerne, security), Dame Widow Charpentier,
Alexandre Brignac (Mathieus Brignac, security), Alexandre - free negro, Antoine
Chauf (Philippe Panquerne, security), Joseph Gaudet, Jean Bte. Curreaux fils,
Antoine Philipot (Louis Gregoire Mallet, security), Sieur Barronnier, Jacques
Verret, Pierre Beaussier, Louis Gregoire Mallet, Jean Baptiste Charpentier,
Henry Berthelote, Baptiste Philipot, Cadet Philipot, William Caruthers, Louis
Scicart. The amount of the sale of effects and animals was 656 piastres, 7
reaux.
/S/ Miguel Cantrelle, Mari Moutar dit Vve. Charpentier, Odet Barronnier, Pre.
Bossie, and the Mark of Olliver Part. Doc G-15-2from "Vacherie, St. James Parish, Louisiana: History and Genealogy", by Elton
J. Oubre, pub by Oubre's Books, Thibodaux, La. 1986, page 71:"According to two
volumes titled 'Spanish Land Grant' at the St. James Parish Courthouse (which
have been translated by Eileen Larre Behrman), persons residing in the area
between the new Vacherie Road and the St. James - St. John the Baptist Parish
line during the 1780's included: Jean Marcotte and his wife, Marguerite
Triagle; Sebastien Himel and his wife, Genevieve Baudoin; Louis Matheo Gregoire
Mallet and his wife Genevieve Philipeaux; Jacques Chetaidre who brought land
from Marcotte;" from Doc G-15-3from ACRS, doc G-60-1, page 55:"1780 No. 10 1-12-80 SLAVE SALE. Louis Gregoire
declares, in the presence of Daniel and Louis Pain, father and son, that he has
sold a slave named Francoise (30) to Maire Therese Fontenau, Widow Lobel
(Laubel), for 400 piastres."The Louisiana Hsitorical Quarterly records before are form the Spanish Judicial
Recordsfrom LHQ Doc G-85-1, v8, pages 512-517:"Succession of Juan Baptista (Cezaire)
LeBreton, Inventory and Valuation of His Estate N0 155. 66 pp." July 18, 1771
Luis Mallet is listed as the chief creditor for 16,000 livres.from LHQ V6, Doc G-85-2, page 162:"December 23rd 1769 Sale of a Negress Jean
Bordnave to Louis Mallet 2pp No 10575 pp. 94582-94586 Jean B. Garic, Notary
Public of the Government and Cabildo. Jean Bordenave regognizing the wish of
Mr. Mallet to give freedom to a negress named Jean, aged about 28 years, agrees
to sell her to him. The vendor acquired her the day before at the sale and
adjucication of the estate belonging to the late Mr. Moyan, for the sum of 950
livres, and transfers her to the present purchaser for the same price. The
emancipation of the negress Jeanne is hereby made in this act of sale, which
must be ratified by another notarial act.
December 23rd Ratification of the sale and Emanciaption of a slave.
Jean de Bordenave and Louis Mallet 1 p. No. 10576. pp. 94585-94586. Jean B.
Garic, notary, appointed by the Cabildo. Jean Bordenave emancipates a negress
named Jeanne from slavery, whom he had acquired by purchase the day before at
the sale and adjudication of the estate of the late Mr. Noyan."see LHQ, v9 Doc G-85-4, pages 346-349 for anothe inventory.
from LHQ, v 15, Doc G-85-3:"February 5 Don. Mathieu vs the Sucession of
Ponsard No. 3518, 3 pp. No Alcalde, Assessor nor Escribano mentioned. This
folio contains three papers. 1st. An account of merchandise, Mr. Ponsard debtor
to Mathieu, amounting to 49 pesos 6 1/2 reales, dated December 15, 1780. 2nd. A
certificate signed by Lange Nicolas that he was present when Mr. Ponsard paid
Mr. Mathieu 48 pesos on account for a debt of 97 pesos 6 1/2 reales, this
transaction took place in Cantonuse Acadian Coast. 3rd. A certificate signed by
Carriere Monbrun to the effect that he was present when the goods were
delivered and that 48 piastres have been paid on account. No other proceedings
are in the file."see Doc G-88-9, family group sheet
see notes on Eugene and Louis Gregoire
from Doc P-71-1:"Genevieve (Jean Baptiste, master carver, and Charlotte
CASTAN), b. Dec 20, 1758, bn. Dec 19, 1758"
from BRCC:"Simplicio Seno (Luis Matheo & Genoveva Filipo)
bt 11 June 1786, bn 2 Mar 1786, spo Juan Baptiste Filipo & Magdalena Estip
(Saint James -3, 3)"
from BRCC:"Zenon, age 14 years (Luis & Rosalia
Philippeaux) bur. 24 Jan. 1800 (Saint James Parish-4, 15)"
marriage and parents from "Selected Acadian and La. Church Records" by Rt. Rev.
Msgr George A. Bodin, Attakapas Hist. Ass., St. Martinville, La. L929.2 V1, pub
1968
also from the same source as rin 158:"Jean, age 45 yrs., bur 15 Apr 1836
(SMI-4, 123)"
from "South La Records" "Gregoire, Jean 24 yrs old (d. Louis & d. Genevieve
Philippeaux) Inventory of Louis Gregoire dated 8 June 1816 (thib Ct Hse Succ
year 1816)"
from BRCC, vol 2, doc G-70-6, page 530:"Juan (Luis & Genoveva Filipo) bt. 22
May 1791, bn. 24 Dec 1791"
from "Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records" vol 2 1770-1803
976.3 c v2 doc G-70-6 , page 530:"Eduardo (Luis Gregorio & Genobeba
Philippeaux) bt. 11 Aug. 1793, bn. 17 May 1793" see also Gregoire
from BRCC, vol 2, page 530, G-70-6:"Miguel (Louis Gregoire & Genovefa
Philippeaux) bt. 1 Nov 1795, bn. 14 Sept 1795"
from "South La Records" "Gregoire, Francoise 16 yrs old (d. Louis & d.
Genevieve Philippeaux) Inventory of Louis Gregoire dated 8 June 1816.
(thib. Ct. Hse Succ. year 1816)"
from BBRCC; unnamed son- must have died at birth
from 1890 census Joseph GREGOIRE aged 18
tombstone reading (from photo in my files):"Joseph N. Gregoire Born Sept 14
1871 Died Sept 3 1943"
from Doc G-85-4, Jambalaya, Vol 7 , pages 52-53 we find Joseph Gregoire age 26
born 1872, father Faustin Gregoire, carpenter, 2nd ward Ascension Parish 1898
voter regrestration.
from Journal of East Ascension Genealogical and Historical Society vol x,
number 2, June 1990, page 22 I found the marriage of Joseph Gregoire and Anna
Carbo on 04-03-02
buried in sec 4
From Times Picayune (/4/1943 p 2 c 7:"In Donaldsonville, LA. on Friday
September 3, 1945 at 1:30 o'clock A.M. Joseph N. Gregoire, aged 71 years 11
months 20 days survived by his wife (nee Anna Carbo) three daughters Mrs E.C.
Bessonet of Donaldsonville; Mrs R. Songy of Reserve, LA; Mrs Warren Stauffet of
Baton Rouge, two sons Vernon and Elmo Gregoire of Chicago, Ill. One sister Mrs
A. Rodrigue of New Orleans, three brothers, Gilbert, Cleoph and Faustan
Gregoire of Donaldsonville and 16 grandchildren... services and internment at
Ascension Catholic Church & Cemetery"
from document G-10-1
buried Section 4
December 9, 1988: Marie and her husband George C. Bessonet lived there in
Donaldsonville after marriage and were farming. Her husband then started to
work for others in the bee and honey business. In 1941, they went into business
for themselves, at their present location, and the business has prospered. They
don't handle the bees, but get the honey from others which is processed at
their plant and shipped all over, and even to Saudi Arabia.
Marie lives by herself, in her own house and drives a late model Oldsmobile 4
dr (big size). She belongs to the local Senior Citizens Center, and had been to
lunch and Bingo before we met her today (12/6/88- Ron). She is still very
active, but suffers from Arthritis in legs, and needs a cane to assist her in
walking.
Doc G-155-2, death notice T-P:"deBessonet Marie Gregoire deBessonet on Tuesday
December 3, 1991 at 9:00 A.M. in Baton Rouge, LA. A native of Grammercy LA.,
and former resident of Donaldsonville ans a resident of Baton Rouge, LA. Wife
of the late Etienne Claude deBessontet. Daughter of the late Joseph and Anne
Carbo Gregoire. Mother of Lois Kappel of New Orleans, La., Kenneth deBessonet
of Baton Rouge, LA., William deBessonet of Donaldsonville, La. Elwood
deBessonet of Baker, La., and the late Calvin deBessonet. Sister of Anna Lee
Stoufflet of New Roads, La., Vernon Gregory of San Diego, CA. and the late
Elmore Gregory and Niva Songy. Also survived by 15 grandchildren and 25
great-grandchildren. Age 88.
Mass of Christian Burial at 10:00 A.M. at St. Francis if Assissi Catholic
Church in Donaldsonville, LA. Internment in church cemetery. Visitation at
Ourso Funeral Home, Donaldsonville, LA. from 6:00 P.M. until 9:00 P.M. on
Wednesday and 8:00 A.M. until 9:45 A.M. on Thursday."
according to document G-10-1 he was dead by December 1988
In the 1850 Census, his age is given as 14
in the 1890 Census, the following appear
Faustin Gregoire age 56
Leonise Gregoire age 40
Virginie Gregoire age 14
Joseph Gregoire age 18
Gilbert Gregoire age 8
Cleophas Gregoire age 7
Willis Gregoire age 1
In the 1910 Census Ascension Parish ED 3 Sheet 8 he is listed as white age 76
wife Lourince age 66
son Willie age 21
I have a certified Copy of the marriage certificate of Faustin Gregoire to
Leonise Aleman on 29 July 1861 Ascension Church, Donaldsonville, La. witnesses:
Peter Aleman, Cornelia Deocurro, Adam Dugas, Duphossa Gregoire, Perrique
Morales, Perrique Alleman.
From Doc G-85-5, Jambalaya, v 7, Ascesnsion Parish voters of 1898: Faustin
Gregoire age 63 Carpenter, born 1835 2nd ward.
marriage information from "Computer Indexed Marriage Records Ascension Parish
1768-1899" pub by Nicholas Russell Murray , Hunting For Bears Oct 12,1982
in this her name is given as Aleman
from BRCC A-156-4, page 15:"Thomasa Eleonisa (Francisco Aleman and Rosalia
HIDALGO) bn. 29 Dec. 1845 bt. 22 Jan. 1846 spo. Manuel Hidalgo and Florencia
Hernandez (ASC-6, 467)"
from 1890 census aged one year Willis GREGOIRE
from 1910 census aged 21 Willie Gregoire
from FHGF, page 130-139, Doc F-148-1:"Pierre, the son of Pierre Falgoux of
Villesquelande, bacame the first of the family to be known by the name of
FALGOUST."
from FHGF, page 131, Doc F-148-1:"Catherine, the first born of Pierre's
children, was baptised at St. Jean de Langeais, and her baptism record is as
follows: 'The same day and year as above (November 13, 1707) was baptised
Catherine, daughter of the honorable man, Pierre Falgou, surgeon, and of Dame]
Catherine Courrault, his wife"
from FHGF, page 132, Doc F-148-1
from FHGF, page 134, Doc F-148-1
Renee GABRIELLE Martine FALGOUST
from FHGF, page 134, Doc F-148-1
from FHGF, page 135, Doc F-148-1
from FHGF, page 137, Doc F-148-1
from FHGF, page 137, Doc F-148-1
from FHGF, page 137, Doc F-148-1
from Doc F-148-1, FHGF, page 36
see Doc A-147-1 for Marriage info
see doc G-147-12, 1890 Census Ascension parish ward 2, card 304 gives her age
as 80 white female
from doc H-148-1, BRCC, vol 3:"Hidalgo, Rosalie Theodore (Joseph and Philippa
RODRIGUES) bn 5 Mar. 1814 bt. 20 Mar. 1814 ... (ASC-5, 389)"
from Doc A-152-3, BRCC, vol 5, page 14:"Marie Pierrine (Francois and Rosalie
IDALGO) bn. 23 Oct. 1831 bt. 29 Oct. 1831 spo. Antoine d'Alferes and Therese
Allemand (ASC-6, 131)" "Marie Petronilla, age 2 mos. (Francois and Rosalie
IDALGO) bur. 17 Dec. 1831 (ASC-4, 234)"
Form Doc A-152-2, BRCC, vol 5, page 13:"Francisco Hilario (Francisco and
Rosalie HIDALGO) bn. 7 Oct. 1838 bt. 27 Oct. 1838 spo. Manuel Hidalgo and
Elizabeth Alleman (ASC-6, 282)" "Francisco, age 5 mos., bur. 15 Apr. 1835
(ASC-4, 268)"
from Doc A-152-3, BRCC, vol 5, page 14:"Roberta Buenaventura (Francisco and
Rosalia HIDALGO) bn. 28 Mar. 1838 bt. 31 Mar. 1838 spo. Manuel Rue(Ruis) and
Maria Monsona (ASC-6, 324)"
from Doc A-152-3, BRCC, vol 5, page 15:"Teresa Ignacia (Francisco and Rosalia
IDALGA) bn. 21 Jult 1839 bt. 10 Aug. 1839 spo. Joseph Martinez and Marie
Alvarez (ASC-6, 347)"
from Doc A-151-1, BRCC, page 13:"Jeanne Euphemie (Francois ALemand and Marie
HIDALGO) bn. 24 Nov. 1841 bt 1 Dec 1841 spo. Jean Alemand and Elezie Daigle
(ASM-9, 165)"
from Doc A-156-4, BRCC, page 14:"Pierre Joseph (Francois Aleman and Roaslie
Idalgo) bn. 26 Nov. 1843 bt. 23 Dec. 1843 spo. Hernando Rodriguez and Cathalina
Gonzales (ASM-9. 219)"
from Doc A-151-1, BRCC, page 13:"Gustave (Francois Alemand and Marie HIDALGO)
bn. 22 April 1847 bt. 3 Sept. 1847 spo. Celestin Dalferes and Marie Truxillo
(ASM-9, 279)"
from BRCC, 1830-39, vol 5
from Doc A-150-1, BRCC, page 8:"Aime Virginie (Francis Alman and Rosalie IDAL
(GO) bn. 10 Sept. 1850 bt. 28 Sept. 1850 spo. Andrea Acosta and Therese Alleman
(ASC-12, 40)"
from BRCC, 1830-39, vol 5