In all these French citations, if Rootsweb messes up the accent marks, just click on the link and read it in the original From Lettres de Louis XI, roi de France: publiées d'après les ..., Volume 10 By Louis XI (King of France) http://books.google.com/books?pg=PA34&lpg=PA34&dq=%22oudart+de+baussancourt%22&sig=hYuYtdcAjqMZ242BfaiKZggnzcM&ei=cJ0VTNSIJMr2nAfSgrD4Cw&ct=result&id=gHINAAAAIAAJ&ots=vo_wUeez4c#v=onepage&q=%22oudart%20de%20baussancourt%22&f=false <http://books.google.com/books?pg=PA34&lpg=PA34&dq=%22oudart+de+baussancourt%22&sig=hYuYtdcAjqMZ242BfaiKZggnzcM&ei=cJ0VTNSIJMr2nAfSgrD4Cw&ct=result&id=gHINAAAAIAAJ&ots=vo_wUeez4c#v=onepage&q=%22oudart%20de%20baussancourt%22&f=false> 1. Je trouve, à la date du 4 novembre 1530, une reconnaissance faite par Nicolas de la Rue, écuyer, sieur d'Ormoy et de Presnoy en partie, pour la moitié de la terre, seigneurie et justice de Fresnoy, à Oudart de Baussancourt, écuyer, sieur du Petit-Mesnil. (Bibl. nat., Pièces orig., vol. 2590, doss. de la Rue 57588, n° 15.) Mais, à quarante-huit ans de distance, je n'oserais affirmer qu'il s'agisse du personnage mentionné dans la présente missive.
From: L' ?etat de la France, Volume 3 By Ange (de Sainte-Rosalie) http://books.google.com/books?pg=PA492&lpg=PA492&dq=degruyverloin&sig=hvjIY-hEEm92Q6n0EnnPXAp3qq4&ei=FZsVTN7uA4_-nAePnPCCDA&ct=result&id=dkRAAAAAcAAJ&ots=OVwxuBNP9q#v=onepage&q=degruyverloin&f=false <http://books.google.com/books?pg=PA492&lpg=PA492&dq=degruyverloin&sig=hvjIY-hEEm92Q6n0EnnPXAp3qq4&ei=FZsVTN7uA4_-nAePnPCCDA&ct=result&id=dkRAAAAAcAAJ&ots=OVwxuBNP9q#v=onepage&q=degruyverloin&f=false> Page 492 Etat de la France Bourbon , jadis Anguyen , M. de Cruffol-Uzès , Marquis de Montauzier, Lieutenant-Colanel, M. deGruyverloin, Ch. L. Major, M. le Chevalier de S. Micaud.
From Inventaire-sommaire des archives communales antérieures à 1790. Ville de Chateaudun by L. Merlet... By Kergestain Lucien V.C. Merlet http://books.google.com/books?pg=PA34&lpg=PA34&dq=%22verlouin%22&sig=5xUULR-KHdz6T_A87H1_3dJ067c&ei=JJIVTPi7I43mnQeit4CdDA&ct=result&id=7ZgNAAAAQAAJ&ots=f7gMNDvKkO&output=text <http://books.google.com/books?pg=PA34&lpg=PA34&dq=%22verlouin%22&sig=5xUULR-KHdz6T_A87H1_3dJ067c&ei=JJIVTPi7I43mnQeit4CdDA&ct=result&id=7ZgNAAAAQAAJ&ots=f7gMNDvKkO&output=text> « Le samedy 28e jour de novembre 1622, a été inhume dans l'église de Saint-Lubin, au bas du crucifix, noble homme Antoine de Gruy-Verlouin, écuyer, lieutenant-colonel du régiment de Bourbon cavalerie, âgé de 72 ans ou environ, chevalier de l'ordre militaire de Saint-Louis, en présence de maître Jean de Bellevaulx, chirurgien-major du régiment dit la Clave. Signe Hasteau, curé. » ---
From: http://radiointensite.free.fr/articles.php?lng=fr&pg=333 Le samedy 28e jour de novembre 1622 , a été inhumédans l’église de Saint Lubin , au bas du crucifix , noble homme Antoine de Gruy –Verlouin , écuyer , lieutenant colonel du régiment de Bourbon cavalerie , âgé de 72 ans ou environ , chevaloer de l’ordre militaire de Saint Louis , en présence de maitre Jean de Bellevaulx, chirurgien major du régiment dit La Clave .Signé : Hasteau , curé also Googling, found this http://www.archive.org/stream/s2revuedechampag07pariuoft/s2revuedechampag07pariuoft_djvu.txt 3» Charles III de Montangon, fils de Louis qui précède et d'An- toinette de Sancierre', était chevalier, seigneur de Crépy, Béard, Epagne, le Petit-Mesnil et Chaumesnil. 11 naquit au château de Béard, le 7 décembre 1621 ; son parrain fut Charles, duc de Lor- raine, et sa marraine, Marguerite de Gonzague, épouse du duc. Un papier-terrier du château de Dienville nous donne connais- sance « d'un transport fait par Charles de Montangon à Louis de Montangon son frère, d'un contrat de constitution de 413 1. de principal portant rente de 25 1. 18 s. 9 d. Cette rente avait été établie par demoiselle Nicole le Bégat, femme de l'Evecque, écuyer, d' à Louvemont, et Charles de Montangon l'avait eue en contrat de mariage de défunt //onore d'Allichamp, son beau-père (29 octobre 1629). On trouve aussi dans ce papier-terrier plusieurs acquisitions et échanges : !<> un arpent et demi acquis de Nicolas de Creney es étangs du Petit-Mesnil, moyennant 13o livres (3 avril l6o6). — 2° un arpent et demi es étangs du Petit-Mesnil, achetés 120 livres (7 août 1656). — 3° échange entre Charles de Montangon, Charles de Bossancourt, Gaspard de Bossancourt, Jeanne de Rom- mecourt, veuve de François de Bossancourt (tant en son nom que comme mère et tutrice de ses enfants mineurs), Claude du Gruy (en fîOn nom et comme ayant la garde noble des dits mineurs), demoi- selle Claude de Bossancourt, veuve de Charles de Ballidart, demoi- selles Elisabeth et Claude de Bossancourt, tous seigneurs et dames du Petit-Mesnil et Chaumesnil. Cet échange consiste en ce que les dits sieurs et dames de Bossancourt et le dit s^ de Gruy cèdent au s"" de Montangon sept fauchées et demie de prés au-dessous de
I agree with both Bonnie and Sylvia, The Clementine Degruy below is Clementine Margurite Degruy, daughter of Francois Joseph Verloin Degruy and Marie Heloise Saulet as documented by the Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records, Vol. 17, p. 387. The Clementine Verloin Degruy who married Alphonse Marmillion was the daughter of Joseph Verloin Degruy and Josephine Anais Foucher. She was the niece of the Clementine above as her father was the brother of Clementine Margurite. Was he possibly naming a daughter after a recently deceased sister? Wally Schneidau -----Original Message----- From: degruy-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:degruy-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Degruy List Administrator Sent: Sunday, June 13, 2010 2:03 AM To: GEN DEGRUY Mailing list at Rootsweb Subject: [DEGRUY] who is this? Who is this? Who are her parents? Spouse? De Gruy Clementine Verloin 25 yrs F W 02/01/1849 11 12 This can't be the Clementine who was married to Marmillion..... so, who is it? Help? R This is a "discussion" list. Individual messages cannot be assumed to be "fact." All data should be verified. Be Generous. Share Your Family Research. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to DEGRUY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
Great! Thanks! B. B. Wood wrote: > *Louis Alexandre Harang.* born abt 1814 in LA, Jefferson Parish. died aft > 1880; he was 66. On Apr 10, 1840, married *(Marie Marguerite) Clementine > Verloin deGruy* at St Louis Cathedral. Her parents were Saulet & deGruy. > >
According to my records his parents wer Louis Harang and Jeanne Marie Enoul De Livaudais. My notes for Louis Alexandre M:wit-A HARANG,B SAULET,F FAZENDE,M D HARANG,L HARANG,F Verloin DeGRUY,P Jules FAZENDE, Marie H SAULET,H DUGUE. Civil M:16Apr1842? this strange as church M is usually after civil M. hope this helps. Her parents were Francois De Gruy and Heloise Saulet. ---- "B. B. Wood" <beebeewood@gmail.com> wrote: > *Louis Alexandre Harang.* born abt 1814 in LA, Jefferson Parish. died aft > 1880; he was 66. On Apr 10, 1840, married *(Marie Marguerite) Clementine > Verloin deGruy* at St Louis Cathedral. Her parents were Saulet & deGruy. > This is a "discussion" list. Individual messages cannot be assumed to be "fact." All data should be verified. > Be Generous. Share Your Family Research. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to DEGRUY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
*Louis Alexandre Harang.* born abt 1814 in LA, Jefferson Parish. died aft 1880; he was 66. On Apr 10, 1840, married *(Marie Marguerite) Clementine Verloin deGruy* at St Louis Cathedral. Her parents were Saulet & deGruy.
From: Fifth Report of the Secretary of the Province of Quebec for the year 1890-91 http://books.google.com/books?printsec=frontcover&vq=guillemot&pg=PA3&id=2IMKAAAAIAAJ#v=onepage&q=guillemot&f=false <http://books.google.com/books?printsec=frontcover&vq=guillemot&pg=PA3&id=2IMKAAAAIAAJ#v=onepage&q=guillemot&f=false> Note: entire book can be downloaded "March 10, l687.---Proces-verbal of the notary Pottier and of the sergeant bailliff Gillet, who went to the house of Sieur Francois Guillemot dit Lalande, to hear the depositions given by the three women, witnesses summoned at the demand of Sieur Jean Michel against Francoise Nadeau, his mother-in-law. March 10, 1688.---Deposition of Anne Godin, wife of Jean Moufflet dit Champagne. March 10, 1688.---Deposition of Francoise Goyer, wife of Jacques Tessier. March 10, 1688.---Deposition of Magdeleine Dupont, wife of Sieur Lalande."
Who is this? Who are her parents? Spouse? De Gruy Clementine Verloin 25 yrs F W 02/01/1849 11 12 This can't be the Clementine who was married to Marmillion..... so, who is it? Help? R
+LAFITTE-DEGRUY COLLABORATION+ (special message from santa clara, california) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >after careful study of "the creoles of louisiana" by g.w. cable it is evident that lafitte had close collaboration/social contact w/ CREOLES OF ST.CHARLES & ST.JOHN PARISH >via his use of the bayou lafourche for early smuggling which emphasizes creole support of his operation before ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +JEAN BAPTISTE VALENTIN VERLOIN DEGRUY+ >started building his smuggling carts in the barataria region. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ gene ray
+GRANDAUGHTERS GRADUATION+ (do require our energetic presence) +WE RETURN ON JUNE 15+ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >in the meantime check these out< ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 1) for those interested in the case of of french creole plantation race +FRATURNIZATION+ >in the 18th/19th century RIVER PARISHES especially our +deGRUY & de GLAPION+ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >i send this modest poem w/ the liberty of a little time warping but the essence of our synchronicity + FOR YOUR PLEASURE+ ^^^^^^^^^^^^ +VERSAILLES VOUDOU SECRETS+ (french kings louis xiv and xv) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >king louis xiv famous versailles mistress +MADAME de MAINTENON+ >was kept busy with her best friend +MADAME de GLAPION+ +DIRECTOR OF ST. CYR SCHOOL+ (col. degruy daughter's haven) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +WHISPERING IN THE NIGHT+ >tales of french creole new orleans where +CHRISTOPHE DUMINI deGLAPION+ >was the plantation childhood friend of +PIERRE DUMINI deGRUY+ >grandson of versailles col. degruy< +MEROVINGIAN-SHROUD FAME+ >protector of poussin painting +"SHEPHERDS OF ARCADIA"+ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +CHRISTOPH DUMINI deGLAPION+ >would later live in saint ann street with +VOUDOU QUEEN MARIE LAVEAU+ >down the street from degruy grand son +FRANCOIS VERLOIN DEGRUY+ >while caring for his fathers mulatto son +ALEXIS deGLAPION+ >who would become a famous talented +FURNITURE CRAFTSMAN+ >teaching the skills to cavaroc partner +FRANCOIS SIGNOURET+ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >and during the battle of baton rouge they would all ride with the +CREOLE CAVALRY+ >remembering the military tradition of +ANTOINE JEAN BAPTISTE+ +VALENTIN VERLOIN deGRUY+ and his commander +ARISTOCRATIC GENERAL NOAILLES+ >sent from versailles palace with +COUNT deMONTAUT deMONBERAUD+ >whose daughter elizabeth married >the degruy masonic brother +JEAN BAPTISTE VALENTIN deGRUY+ >who built the round sugar mill< +SMUGGLING W/ JEAN LAFITTE+ (while riding w/ the cavalry). ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +GALVENIZING THE ST. LOUIS MEDAL+ >versailles musketeer veterans< +FOUCHER PLANTATION DINNERS+ >shades of colonel verloin degruy< ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ (amen) +ARCHITECTURAL REFERENCES+ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 2) for those interested in my work please google.com (search) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >EUGENE RAY / DEGRUY ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 1) +OEUVRE+ 2) +EXHIBITIONS+ 3) +LECTURES+ 4) +SILVER SHIP+ 5) +ENVIRON. MEDIA+ 6) +SYNERGETIC ENVIRONS+ 7) +TRANSCENDENT+ +MANIFESTATIONS+ >(message of jan. 11, 2009 >degruy-rootsweb) ^^^^^^^^^^ +TO BE CONTINUED+ gene ray, san diego, california
+KNIGHTS TEMPLAR HISTORY+ >deserves much study, yes, they were in n. america very early and many +TEMPLARS-MASONS+ +ROSICRUCIANS+ >new books appear every year regarding amazing exploits. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ gene
+ARCADIA BOOKSHOP+ >in the vieux carre of new orleans is a fascinating source of creole research information a few steps from the +QUADROON BALLROOM+ >where the talented voudou queen +MARIE LAVEAU+ >probably met her degruy link spouse +CHRISTOPHE DUMINI GLAPION+ >her common law husband and son of the aristocratic french planter (by the same name) ^^^^^^^^^^^ +DEGRUY PLANTATION NEIGHBOR+ >apparently the father's plantation was located in st. john parish next to +PIERRE DUMINI DEGRUY+ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >and glapion, pere, was a decorated +ST. LOUIS MEDAL WINNER+ which put him in the famous weekly +FOUCHER-BORE PLANTATION+ >st. louis chevalier formal dinners< ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +"A NEW ORLEANS VOUDOU+ +PRIESTESS"+ +"the legend & reality of marie laveau"+ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ by caroline morrow long ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >is a thorough, well researched book on marie laveau i purchased from arcadia +TWO LARGE PACKAGES OF+ +VALUABLE REFERENCES+ (shipped to san diego) >bookshop propietor russell desmond. has proved very valuable indeed. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +DUMINI=duMESNIL+ >just as in the derivation of our name dumini, the de glapion dumini is >derived from the french du mesnil< ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >CHEVALIER CHRISTOPHE deGLAPION SIEUR du MESNIL (gauches) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >was the normandy region french grand +ST. SCHOLASTIQUE PARISH+ >father of our marie laveau partner. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +GAUCHES = "LEFT"+ >our du mesnil is of course in champagne, not normandy... could the gauches refer to a map location left of champagne ? ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +DEGRUY NEIGHBOR+ >the grandfather glapion settled in st. john parish and his son, christophe, +MARIE LAVEAU FATHER-IN-LAW+ (pere) married a lalande ferrier. >all french caucasion nobles< ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +SYNCHRONISTICALLY+ >this lalande family intermarried w/ +LALANDE NOBILITY+ >my cavaroc grandmother's sister. (again all white caucasion) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +CREOLE VOUDOU FAMILY+ >and if this is not enough synchronicity, marie laveau's half sister, marie louise d'arcantel, married the gentleman +LOUIS FOUCHER+ >parents of the mulatto child< +EUGENE FOUCHER+ ^^^^^^^^^^^ +THE LINK W/ OUR FOUCHER+ +PLANTATION FAMILY+ >? (blood or slaves) ?< +STILL TO BE DETERMINED+ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ gene ray, san diego, california
FYI I've been uploading some wonderful photos [which Greg Holmes has kindly shared with us] to our Myfamily website. You may enjoy seeing them: some precious DeGruy children and a lovely portrait of Charles Dufouchard. Enjoy! ..... and Thank you Greg! R
+GENIUS IN THE HEAT+ >it was our pleasure to visit chicago prior to new orleans, baton rouge, dallas and sleepy natchitoches on the cane river. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +ECCLESTON-GOFF-MATISSE+ >the chicago art institute provided work of three of my favorite genius artists. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +WILLIAM ECCLESTON+ >the great photographer from memphis was shown in a blockbuster exhibition. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +"DEMOCRATIC CAMERA"+ >eccleston's photographs like that of his alabama friend, william christenberry +FOCUS ON THE EVERYDAY+ (overlooked) +SOUTHERN VIGNETTE+ >a small country store w/dr. pepper sign, >a worn out truck on a lonely dirt road, >the underside of your bed w/ shoes ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +BITS OF DELTA REALITY+ >in color these photos possess poignant beauty and are similar to photographs +CREOLE MILIEU 1945-1995+ >i made in the south of louisiana<. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY+ (corvallis or. exhibition) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >was the scene of a first domestic show of my early architectural drawings in ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +JUST PRIOR TO THE LSU+ +TEACHING INVITATION+ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >about 1964 >plus< i exhibited photos of new orleans & the plantations +ROOTS MISE-EN-SCENE+ >to show the matrix of our milieu. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +BRUCE ALONZO GOFF+ >was my first invited architectural guest in 1970 at san diego state university. +RARE REMOTE GENIUS+ >he was a virtually unknown oklahoma child prodigy architect who built +FANTASTIC STRUCTURES+ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +SMALL MAN-BIG WORK+ >he has since been discovered and i was delighted that the chicago art institute ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >SHOWED 6 MAGNIFICENT DESIGNS (original graphite drawings) +THAT MADE OTHERS LOOK BAD+ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +ROOM OF GIANTS+ >frank lloyd wright, mies van der rhoe, lecorbusier, etc drawings in the same room as bruce goff looked puney ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +EACH OF GOFF'S DRAWINGS WERE+ +LARGE AND VERY IMPRESSIVE+ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ (check the internet for more) *************************** +THE MATISSE EXHIBITION+ >was another blockbuster show but of his early work, prior to 1920, not my favorite phase of his radiant vision. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +HIS FRENCH RIVIERA PAINTINGS+ (tropique-metaphysique) +OF THE 1940S WIN MY HEART+ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +VIBRANT MISE-EN-SCENE+ (artist's radiant essence) >the riviera ambience of our villeneuve, +SAVOY-PROVENCE DUKES+ >valentin-grimaldi ancestors is always +FUEL TO OUR GENETIC MEMORY+ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +FERTILE MANIFESTATIONS+ >it is the riviera wind from the south, that (like from the maya in louisiana) brings ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +WARMTH & SOUTHERN CREATIVITY+ (egyptological vision profound) +MAYAN VISION PROFOUND+ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +JUNGLE INSPIRATION+ >the red pyramids of the maya were always an inspiration to our young +SOUTHERN METAPHYSICS+ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +TROPIC RAILWAY PLANTATION+ (lake borne in the heat) >as our "city of new orleans" streamliner approached our battered old city we heard a passanger point out the +MARIJAUNA PLANTS+ >growing along the rail right of way< ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +SWEET RED STRAWBERRIES+ >we had just left my favorite rail station at hammond where lucie verloin degruy ray enjoyed taking the +PANAMA LIMITED+ >favorite train of her son, lloyd, enroute to c.i.a. cloak & dagger work in chicago. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +LUCIE'S PERMANENT SMILE A+ +RESULTANT OF INHALING+ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >"green mountain asthma powder"< (heavily laced w/ marijauna) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +PLANTATION DAUGHTER+ >strawberries or marijuana this child of creole plantations deserved the +PLANT KINGDOM'S LARGESSE+ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ gene ray, san diego, california
interesting article about Knights Templars May/June issue of "Archaeology" page 20 Kensington Code A puzzling documentary links the Knights Templar to Minnesota' s Enigmatic Runestone
Hi Does anyone know anything about Gordon W. Nunes? Is he alive? If so, can someone reply to me off list and let me know if he can be reached. Thanks Renee
Kudos to Phil deGruy for the nice write up Phil's Grill has received in the June 7, 2010 issue of Tom Fitzmorris' "The New Orleans Menu Daily." Made me hungry just reading the article!!! R PS.... but we already knew this anyway, didn't we? From when we ate there after our get together a couple of years ago at the Metairie Library.... Hey, is it time for another one of those?????
The Counts of Gruyère by Anna De Koven Help — Available eBook formats (including mobile) — Read online http://www.gutenberg.org/catalog/world/readfile?fk_files=431034