The Historic Society of Mobile may be able to help you. here is the website for their Question form, and it includes a phone number if you'd rather call. http://www.historicmobile.org/html/archives/ask.htm main page URL http://www.historicmobile.org/html/index.htm and just for grins......a whole list of "other" sources.. http://www.southalabama.edu/archives/links.htm bev -- Get your firstname@lastname email for FREE at http://Nameplanet.com/?su

I posted some time ago regarding information that I found on my grandfather's birth certificate. It states that he was born at the N/E Corner of Claiborne/Monroe in Mobile County. A very kind soul sent me a map from 1856 that shows that these two streets do indeed intersect. They do not now. I also had several other suggestions about obtaining information. Unfortunately, I investigated all of them and have been unable to obtain any additional information. I was wondering if anyone has access to records that would show if the N/E corner of Claiborne/Monroe was a residential area or a hospital. Does anyone have access to the University of Alabama library? Supposedly, they have a phone book there from 1908 (the year of my grandfather's birth). Is this something that would be easy for someone to do? Is anyone, by chance, on their way to the UoA for research and would mind looking up something in a 1908 phone book? Thank you all so much in advance for helping me find this important piece of information. Diane in California Researching: Allen, Hasselvander, Clark, Collins, Davidson/Davison, Rigler, Hoffman

Looking for Selph or Self who died in Mobile, Alabama in 1865-66 or in 1870-71. Unknown first name. Both a female and a male

I want to thank each and every one of you who helped me find my ancestors in the St John's church. The correct church was the St John's Episcopal Church. I have been in contact with the church historian and she will be sending me information. This is very exciting to me and I could not have accomplished this without your help! I need your help again. I want to send for some death certificates for my family members and I don't know which is the better way to do this for the State of Alabama. From past experience with other states it is sometimes better to do this at the County level and for other states it is better done at the State level. What is your advice? I would appreciate the address of the Health Department for Mobile County if this should be my better choice. Again, thanks so very much for all you help! Nadeen nadeen@sofnet.com

Hi Everybody, My name is Arthur CHITTENDEN and I am working on a one-name study - worldwide. Any information, no matter how brief, will be greatly appreciated. I shall be happy to assist other CHITTENDEN seekers by doing lookups and where possible putting them in contact with other researchers of our name. Best Wishes Arthur Sydney Australia.

A new GenConnect message/query board has been formed to help ancestors find other ancestors (not a lookup site): "Ellis Island Ancestors" Url for this page: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/Special/EllisIsland or http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/ ------- By listing "Your own family information" of who, how, and when your ancestors came to Ellis Island. If you have information you would like to share with others, please list it here. This is a message/query board. thanks, Pat, list-owner Kendrick_@webtv.com My family surnames: Creel/Dearman/Wiggins/Owens>SC>TN>MS>AL Pendarvis/Tucker/Williams>SC>GA>AlachuaCo,FL>MS John W. Jones/Ann Kennedy>AL>MS Kumpakiske/Kumpakszke changed to Schultz/Meja/Mie/Mia>East Europe>US>NY>IL>AL>MS

----- Original Message ----- From: "Bronya Feldmann" <bronya@sirius.com> Subject: Froshinn - Laureneine > Actually, the name is properly spelled Frohsinn and means to be in a happy > mood or spirit. > > If the name was changed around the time of WWI, it may have been in response > to anti-German sentiment at the time. Hamburger steaks were renamed > Salisbury steaks for this reason at the time. Bronya, Thank you for the reply. The name change was about that time, we figure. No clear date yet, though. When I was looking into this name change, the anti-German mood of the country was what I figured on, too. Your spelling of the name, however, escapes me. The map on which I found this name had the "SH" combination, as did the few Web hits I was able to locate. Is there, perhaps, a time-frame when the new spelling may have started? -------------------------------------------------------------- Craig McGraw Webmaster, Mobile & Bay Shore RR HS URL: http://bayshorehs.tripod.com/index.htm EMail: bayshore@garbersoft.net

Hello, I am new to the list and am looking for people in Wilmer and Fairview in Mobile Co. I am looking for the burial records, obituary and cemetery records for Edna Riley Andrews, who passed away about 1978-79. She lived in Fairview...I'm told...a small community around Wilmer and Prichard. She also had a son, Jack Taylor of Wilmer, who passed away in 1970 and a daughter, Allie Graham, who passed away quite recently. Is anyone on the list familiar with it? I would appreciate any help with this. Thank you, Sue P. Elliott

Actually, the name is properly spelled Frohsinn and means to be in a happy mood or spirit. If the name was changed around the time of WWI, it may have been in response to anti-German sentiment at the time. Hamburger steaks were renamed Salisbury steaks for this reason at the time. Bronya Feldmann Myers researcher on 4/2/01 4:00 AM, AL-MOBILEBAY-D-request@rootsweb.com at AL-MOBILEBAY-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > AL-MOBILEBAY-D Digest Volume 01 : Issue 40 > > Today's Topics: > #1 City directories [Anita Lowrance <vetcop@home.com>] > #2 Re: City directories ["Mark" <mbasque@ddyne.com>] > #3 Fw: [MSPONTOT-L] Stealing Genealog ["Nancy Bell" <nb7020@bellsouth.net] > #4 Froshinn - Laurendine ["Craig McGraw" <bayshore@garbersof] > #5 Re: I AGREE [Nola Duffy <nduffy@patch.net>] > #6 Re: City directories [blueskye@primenet.com (Marianne Gi] > > Administrivia: > MOBILE BAY AREA ROOTS Digest [AL-MOBILEBAY-D] is brought to you > by the Mobile (Alabama, USA) Genealogical Society and by RootsWeb. > MGS's home page is at http://www.siteone.com/clubs/mgs > RootsWeb's home page is at http://www.rootsweb.com/ > > TO UNSUBSCRIBE from MOBILE BAY AREA ROOTS Digest, click on > the following link -- mailto:AL-MOBILEBAY-D-REQUEST@rootsweb.com > Leave Subject Line BLANK and type ONLY the word UNSUBSCRIBE (pay > attention to your spelling) in the body of message. DO NOT include > your name, address, V-card or any other text in the message. > If your e-mail software requires a subject line, just use > UNSUBSCRIBE in the subject, too. > > TO POST A MESSAGE to be included in MOBILE BAY AREA ROOTS Digest, > click on this link: mailto:AL-MOBILEBAY-L@rootsweb.com > > TO REPLY TO A MESSAGE IN THIS DIGEST: Hit "Reply To" in your email program. > Please DO NOT include OR quote this digest in your post - ONLY include that > portion that pertains to your reply. Also CHANGE the Subject Line to reflect > the Subject Line of the message to which you are replying. Thank You! > > *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* > > > > ______________________________ > From: Anita Lowrance <vetcop@home.com> > Date: Sunday, April 1, 2001 9:16 AM > To: AL-MOBILEBAY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: City directories > > Can anyone tell me if there are any city directories for Mobile and if > what would be the earliest year accessible. I am still looking for any > Selph families anywhere in Mobile area sincemid 1800's. Thank you. > > ______________________________ > From: "Mark" <mbasque@ddyne.com> > Date: Sunday, April 1, 2001 9:50 AM > To: AL-MOBILEBAY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: City directories > >> Can anyone tell me if there are any city directories for Mobile and if >> what would be the earliest year accessible. I am still looking for any >> Selph families anywhere in Mobile area sincemid 1800's. Thank you. > Anita, > Yes, the genealogy branch of the Mobile Public Library has all the city > directories, going back, I seem to recall, into the late 1830's or so. > Someone else on the list may be able to supply the exact range of dates, but > you'll find a complete set there extending back into the time period that > you are interested in. > --Mark > > ______________________________ > From: "Nancy Bell" <nb7020@bellsouth.net> > Date: Sunday, April 1, 2001 5:15 AM > To: AL-MOBILEBAY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Fw: [MSPONTOT-L] Stealing Genealogy and Selling it... > >> The following e mail was sent to a mailing list I'm on. This type of > behavior is inexcusable. I wrote to ancestryweb. com and sent a copy of the > letter to the person in question. Their e mail addresses are on the website > below. I think we all should write and protest this behavior, as it > violates a legitimate genealogist's "code of ethics", so to speak! It could > happen to any of us who exchange information! >> >> Nancy >> >> > **************************************************************************** > ************** >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: Lynn McCandless <lynnintx@texas.net> >> To: <MSPONTOT-L@rootsweb.com> >> Sent: Saturday, March 31, 2001 3:02 PM >> Subject: [MSPONTOT-L] Stealing Genealogy and Selling it... >> >> >>> It has come to my attention that a person has taken some of the >>> genealogy that I shared with him several years ago and put it on CD and >>> is now selling it. I feel that I have been taken by this person who I >>> believe does not know how to do research and is just using all the >>> Seago/Sego lines to get info for his CD. His webpage which I found thru >>> Gendex is: http://www.ancestryweb.com/ >>> He is selling my family research on CD at >>> http://www.ancestryweb.com/genweb/sego/ >>> I have tried to email him but he does not answer my email. >>> >>> How would all of you feel if researchers did not share info and people >>> like this will drive researchers to do that. How would you feel to >>> learn that a person had betrade you like he has done me? Needless to >>> say, some of the info was incorrect as I did not have all the >>> documentation done on the lines at that time and I did find some errors >>> in my work. So incorrect info will get past along to people who want >>> the easy way out of research. >>> Well, I now have this off my chest as I have been boiling all week about >>> this. >>> -- >>> Lynn Appling McCandless >>> Please visit my webpages: >>> http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~lynn/ >>> send mailto:lynnintx@texas.net >>> >>> >>> >>> ==== MSPONTOT Mailing List ==== >>> Do you have any old photos of historical places or an old class photo > that >> others may be interested in seeing? You can make a photocopy and send to >> Debbie Anderson 3071 Newmarket Dr. Memphis, TN 38134 I will see that they >> get scanned in and placed on the web site. >>> >>> >> > > ______________________________ > From: "Craig McGraw" <bayshore@garbersoft.net> > Date: Sunday, April 1, 2001 1:21 PM > To: AL-MOBILEBAY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Froshinn - Laurendine > > Hello... > > I am the Webmaster and Administrator of the Mobile & Bay Shore > Railroad Historical Society, based in Mobile, Alabama. Our main > function is the documentation and publication of resources about > this short, 39-mile-long branchline of the Mobile & Ohio which ran > from Prichard to Bayou la Batre. > > In the course of our research, we have run across instances of several > stations and flag stops where the name changed during the railroad's > 40-year lifetime. One such name change is FROSHINN, which is of > German origin, and means "sense of glad". > > Modern maps, at least from the 1920's onward, refer to this area by the > name known today - LAURENDINE. This is known to be a family name > dating back into the Civil War period. > > Our society is looking for information about both names, when the > change took place, and what the reason was for the change. If anyone > can provide some of this information, we would appreciate it. > > We also invite everyone to take a look at our website. The address is > noted below. > - ------------------------------------------------------------ > Craig McGraw > Webmaster, Mobile & Bay Shore RR HS > URL: http://bayshorehs.tripod.com/index.htm > EMail: bayshore@garbersoft.net > > ______________________________ > From: Nola Duffy <nduffy@patch.net> > Date: Sunday, April 1, 2001 2:35 PM > To: AL-MOBILEBAY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: I AGREE > > Nancy, > > I totally agree. Those who defend posting every name they > can find to hand on their "tree" by saying they believe in > sharing, are simply avoiding the truth - most are name > collectors. They know nothing about those whose names they > grab but want to enhance the numbers that show in their > geckos. We all collect names because that is the nature of > our hobby but that is clearly not genealogy and they do more > harm than good. I HATE seeing a huge gedcom posted on > Rootsweb WorldConnect which carries the statement that "I > don't know anything more", the implication being "don't ask > me." > > I work full time on my project, literally 10 hours a day and > have paid thousands to qualified genealogists to document > my family project.. I collect names but always go back to > source material to check, verify and document. It makes me > furious to see my typographical errors posted all over the > public databases after my webpage has been corrected. If > they would even give their sources it would help the > unsuspecting find the corrections. > > I wish more people would start insisting that some sort of > checks and balances be put on these huge "name mills" but I > will not hold my breath. I tried to get WorldConnect people > to simply make people hit a check mark which says "This is > my work or I have permission of the owner" and you would > have thought I was committing treason - they wanted no part > of it. They too want to brag about their billions of name. > > Nola Duffy > nduffy@patch.net > > ______________________________ > From: blueskye@primenet.com (Marianne Gilbert) > Date: Sunday, April 1, 2001 2:33 PM > To: AL-MOBILEBAY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: City directories > > I was able to find quite a few years of Mobile city directories on > microfiche through my LDS library (Mesa, AZ). They have them onsite, > however I don't get there very often (a few times a year). I don't remember > which years they were but they did have the mid-1800s. You might check your > local LDS Family History Center and see if they have them, if not, maybe > they can be ordered for you - that is, if you're not in Mobile. > > Marianne Gilbert > Phoenix, AZ > >>> Can anyone tell me if there are any city directories for Mobile and if >>> what would be the earliest year accessible. I am still looking for any >>> Selph families anywhere in Mobile area sincemid 1800's. Thank you. >> Anita, >> Yes, the genealogy branch of the Mobile Public Library has all the city >> directories, going back, I seem to recall, into the late 1830's or so. >> Someone else on the list may be able to supply the exact range of dates, but >> you'll find a complete set there extending back into the time period that >> you are interested in. >> --Mark >> >> >> ============================== >> Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases >> http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp >> Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! >

Looking for anyone researching the surname Constant in the late 1700's thru 1800's. Some members ended up in the New Orleans area. Hope everyone is having a relaxing weekend, Cat Donnow http://www.gensdecouleur.com

Bonnie do you have a copy of "They Were Here" by T.T. Wentwoth? I noticed there were pictures of Wm Murrell, Wm & Joe in it. If you don't have them, I can scan them for you. -- L. L. Scott, IBSSG - NW Florida L. L. Scott's Virtual Office: http://www.geocities.com/~llscott/ Peace: http://www.geocities.com/llscott_2000/Peace/index.htm

My friend just sent me this info about Mobile books that I didn't know. Perhaps it can help someone/ Excerpted letter: Quoted: Thanks for the info on Hamilton's book COLONIAL MOBILE. I had been trying to get that book for over a year and was finally successful in getting a copy of the enlarged and amended 1910 edition earlier this year. And it cost me a small fortune!! Now, I find out that Heritage Books has it, plus four other great AL research books, on a CD for $28.00 !! http://www.heritagebooks.com It is CD #1418 entitled HB Archives: Alabama Volume l - and contains History of Clarke Co by John Simpson Graham, Colonial Mobile by Peter Hamilton, Revolutionary Soldiers in AL by Thomas Owen, Early Settlers of AL by James Saunders, and Cemetery Records of Greene Co AL by O'Levia Wiese. You might want to pass this on to our friends on the MobileBay message board before someone spends a lot of money unnecessarily. If one is a collector of old and rare books, I can see the investment. But if all you want is the information contained in these references (like I do), I wish I had known about the CD first. I could have bought a lot of additional books for the $130 I would have saved!! -- Bonnie (letter to me from Barbara) _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

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Hi Everybody, My name is Arthur CHITTENDEN and I am working on a one-name study - worldwide. Any information, no matter how brief, will be greatly appreciated. I shall be happy to assist other CHITTENDEN seekers by doing lookups and where possible putting them in contact with other researchers of our name. Best Wishes Arthur Sydney Australia.

Colonial Mobile Bay,Peter Hamilton,1898,RARE Item #1420835788 http://www.ebay.com Don't know if anyone saw this! Bonnie _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

At least two of these folks are buried in Magnolia (maybe others too); Lottie Weems and F. S. Cleveland. rarecoins1@webtv.net wrote: > > Hello: > I'm still doing research for a wonderful book of original poetry and > prose written to Miss Kate McCASKILL (1840-1912) of Mobile, by her > relatives and friends in her personal album. > These examples of deep love and friendship > transcend the 142 years since the book began. I do need help, however, > in knowing more of > Miss Kate and her contemporaries. > If anyone is related to the McCASKILL family, > or related families, I would appreciate hearing > from them. > Any family research, photos, memoirs, et al, > would be welcomed and given credit in my book. > Some of the friends/relatives/locations/dates that were mentioned in her > album were: > George McCASKILL/brother/1860 > Maggie McCASKILL/sister/Mobile/1863 > Jacob McCASKILL/brother/Mobile/1861 > Lottie WEEMS/friend/Mobile/1859 > A. McCASKILL/cousin/Magnolia, AL > Mollie McCASKILL/cousinColumbus.MS/1863 > Mary McCASKILL/cousin/Scooba,MS/1863 > Julia A. E. MASON/friend/Mobile/1860 > Stella R. MASON/friend/Mobile/1860 > Mollie (?)/cousin/Mobile/1860 > Alice R. DONAVAN/friend/Kushla/1860 > "Judge" (?)/friend/1860 > Charley (?)/Whistler/1860 > Azaline (?)/friend's 1st name > Lavinia H. WARREN/friend > Nannie (?)/friend/Oakland-Mobile/1860 > Arabella (?)/friend/1861 > Walter (?)/friend/Kushla/1861 > Lula (?)/friend/Kushla/1861 > Joanna P./friend/Whistler/1861 > Hattie (?)/friend/Oakland-Mobile/1860 > Lallie (?)/friend/Oakland-Mobile/1863 > Sallie (?)/friend > F. S. CLEVELAND/boyfriend (?)/Mobile/1880 > Chas. Henry HOOKS/nephew/Livingston, AL > D.W. HOOKS, Jr/friend/Mobile/1860 > A. SHAW/friend/Columbus,MS > Susie BAUMHAUER/friend/Mobile/1890's > > I look forward to hearing from you... > > A. Dale Shaw. Jr (Murphy, '63) > dash2k@webtv.net > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history > learning and how-to articles on the Internet. > http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library -- James P. "Jim" Lynch jplynch@crosslink.net

Hello: I'm still doing research for a wonderful book of original poetry and prose written to Miss Kate McCASKILL (1840-1912) of Mobile, by her relatives and friends in her personal album. These examples of deep love and friendship transcend the 142 years since the book began. I do need help, however, in knowing more of Miss Kate and her contemporaries. If anyone is related to the McCASKILL family, or related families, I would appreciate hearing from them. Any family research, photos, memoirs, et al, would be welcomed and given credit in my book. Some of the friends/relatives/locations/dates that were mentioned in her album were: George McCASKILL/brother/1860 Maggie McCASKILL/sister/Mobile/1863 Jacob McCASKILL/brother/Mobile/1861 Lottie WEEMS/friend/Mobile/1859 A. McCASKILL/cousin/Magnolia, AL Mollie McCASKILL/cousinColumbus.MS/1863 Mary McCASKILL/cousin/Scooba,MS/1863 Julia A. E. MASON/friend/Mobile/1860 Stella R. MASON/friend/Mobile/1860 Mollie (?)/cousin/Mobile/1860 Alice R. DONAVAN/friend/Kushla/1860 "Judge" (?)/friend/1860 Charley (?)/Whistler/1860 Azaline (?)/friend's 1st name Lavinia H. WARREN/friend Nannie (?)/friend/Oakland-Mobile/1860 Arabella (?)/friend/1861 Walter (?)/friend/Kushla/1861 Lula (?)/friend/Kushla/1861 Joanna P./friend/Whistler/1861 Hattie (?)/friend/Oakland-Mobile/1860 Lallie (?)/friend/Oakland-Mobile/1863 Sallie (?)/friend F. S. CLEVELAND/boyfriend (?)/Mobile/1880 Chas. Henry HOOKS/nephew/Livingston, AL D.W. HOOKS, Jr/friend/Mobile/1860 A. SHAW/friend/Columbus,MS Susie BAUMHAUER/friend/Mobile/1890's I look forward to hearing from you... A. Dale Shaw. Jr (Murphy, '63) dash2k@webtv.net

MOSES COPELAND died Mobile Oct. 17, 1852 and was buried Oct. 19 at Spring Hill Graveyard. 1850 census lists his occupation as butcher. Could anyone direct me to a souce to obtain an obit or death certificate? Kitty Natchez, MS

I am curious, how far back does the Mobile County Probate Court have records for marriage licenses, and do they have birth records and if they do, how far back to those go? Nancy

A few weeks ago a request was given to list the names of the original founders of Old Mobile (Twenty-seven Mile Bluff). The list provided by the Founders of Old Mobile Society is as follows: Alexandre, Vincent, dit Chenet married Marie-Anne Preau Alexandre, Jean-Baptiste married Marie-Marguerite Dufresne Allain, Pierre married Marie-Catherine Philippe Babin, dit La Source, Pierre married Francoise -Angélique Jallot Barraud, Valentin married Hippolyte Mercier Baudreau, dit Graveline, Jean-Baptiste married Suzanne, Magdalene (an Indian) Marthe La Vergne Baudreau, dit Graveline, Gabriel married Catherine Fortier August 15, 1701 Bodin, dit Mirogouine, Nicolas married Francoise Paillet Bon, Jean married Anne Prevost Bourbonnois, Jean married Marie-Elizabeth Boutin, Guillaume married Louise-Marguerite Housseau Boyer, René married Marie-Catherine Cristophe Brossard, Pierre married Marie-Thérèse Brochon Bruslée, Antoine married Martha Fremont Burelle, Étienne married Marguerite Rousseau Carrière, André married 1719 Marie-Marguerite Arlut Carrière, Francois married April 29, 1718 Francoise Jallot Carrière, dit Malozé, Jacques married February 2, 1716 Marie-Francoise Babin Carrière, Joseph married Margquerite Trepanier Charland, Claude, dit Francoeur Charli, Pierre, married his own Indian slave Carpentier, dit Le Breton, Sebastian married Elizabeth Bret Chauvin, dit Léry, Joseph married Hypolite Mercier, widow of Barraud Chauvin, dit Mondon, Jacques, married Marie-Anne de La Vergne Chauvin, dit La Fresnière, Nicolas married Marguerite Le Sueur Closquinet, Laurent, married Catherine de Montois Colon, Jean-Baptiste married Marguerite Preau Colon, dit La Violette, Jean, married Catherine Expakinoea or Expakinovea - Indian Dartagiuette d'Iron, Benard married Francoise-Félicie Rivière Dartaguiette d'Iron, Jean-Baptiste Martin married July 5, 1729 Marie-Victoire Guillard de La Vacherie Danti, dit L'Auvergne, Michel, married Marie-Anne Chantelier Dardenne, Gilbert, married Marguerite Burelle Derbanne, Francois married Jeanne de La Grande Terre, a slave Desjordy-Moreau de Cabanac Francois married 1. Anne Nolan and 2. Louise-Catherine Robineau Doucin, M., married Marie Rendeau Drapeau, Zacherie married Marie Anne Preau Dumont, Charles Depré, Francois married Marie-Magdelaine Ouanet Durbois, Denis, married Francoise Marin Favre, Jean-Baptiste married l. Marie-Madelaine Mérienne July 2, 1714 and 2. Marie-Anne d'Arleu Guillory, Francois married Jeanne Montfort Guyon des Pres d'Erbanne, Francois married Jeanne de la Grande Terre, a slave Hervieux, Jean-Baptiste married Anne-Marie Preaux Hubert, dit Bellaire, Ignace Barbe-Thérèse Huché Marc-Antoine, married Mauciette Quervegan Iberville, Pierre Le Moyne de married October 8, 1693 Marie-Thérèse Doulet de La Combe-Pocatière Joussette, dit La Loire, jean-Baptiste married Marie-Anne Nadeau Juchereau, Jean-Baptiste married Marie Marienne Juchereau de St. Denys, Louis married Marria Emmanuela Sánchez de Navarra La Croix, dit Grimauld, Jean-Baptiste married Angélique Drouin LaSalle, Nicolas de, married 1. (?) and 2. Jeanne-Catherine de Berenhardt Laurendine, Pierre married Marie-Anne Fourchert Le Boeuf, René married Marguerite, Tensa La Caën, Jean, married 1. Magdelaine Robert and 2. Marie-Magdelaine Mérianne de La Solaye May 19, 1708 Le Comte, Jacques, married Jeanne de Kerrourete Lemay, dit Poudrier, Francois-Zavier married Angela Orsseau Le Moyne de Sérigny, Joseph Le Moine, Marie married February 5, 1721 Jacques Larcheveau Le Sueur, Pierre-Charles married Marguerite Messier March 29, 1690 Louis, Jean married Jeanne de La Crux Marest du Puis, Jean married Marie du Vau Minuity, Jean-Louis married Jeanne-L'Ecrue Morel de La Durantaye, Louis-Joseph married Elizabeth Carter Olivier, dit Joly, Robert married Marie-Anne d'Arnelle Parent, Claude married Catherine Cristophe Payen de Noyan, Pierre-Jacques married Jeanne-Catheine Le Moyne de Longueuil December 8, 1694 Preau, Jean married Anne Prevost July 16, 1685 Pénigualt, André-Joseph married Marie-Marguerite Catherine Prévost Poupart, Joseph dit Le Fleur married Marie Roy after 1711 Renaud, André maried Marie-Therese Clement Rivard de Lavigne, Antoine married Marie Briard Robinard, Charles married Marie Ougeunarde Rochon, Charles married Henriette Colon Raisseau, Allain married Marie Philippe Roy, Jean-Baptiste married Renée Gilbert Saucier, Jean-Baptist married Gabrielle Savary Simon, dit La Pointe, Joseph married Marie Foucoult Talon, Robert married Jeanne Preau Trepanier, Claude married Geneviève Burelle Trudeau, Francois married Jeanne-Marie Burelle Vifvareine, Pierre married Gabrielle Savary, wid. Saucier A web-site is under construction for the Founders of Old Mobile Society at http://www.foundersofoldmobile.com. It is not fully functional at this time - check back often to view updates. Any questions regarding the names listed above, the society or the web-site should be directed to: Elizabeth Mayrose, President Founders of Old Mobile Society 11 South Monterey Street Mobile, AL 36604