SCOTT - On Thursday, February 23, 1956, at 9:30 o'clock a. m., DR. JOSEPH T. SCOTT, JR., husband of Ruth Jahncke, father of Helen and Margaret, brother of Mrs. Charles Monsted. The funeral will take place Friday morning, February 24, 1956, at 9:45 o'clock from the House of Bultman, St Charles Ave. Requiem mass at Holy Name of Jesus church, St. Charles ave., opposite Audubon Park. Kindly omit flowers, donations to American Cancer Fund preferred. Interment in Metairie cemetery. Note last name of sister-Monsted other obit has Mongied New Orleans Public Library Times Picayune Newspaper February 24, 1956, p2, c8 Helen Kendrick

SCOTT - On Saturday, May 14, 1949, at 5:20 o'clock p. m., FRANCES FLORESTINE FORNO, wife of the late Dr. Joseph T. Scott, mother of Mrs. Charles N. Mongied and Dr. Joseph T. Scott, Jr., sister of Miss Eveline Forno. Services at Holy Name of Jesus church on Sunday afternoon, May 15, 1949. Interment private. New Orleans Public Library Times Picayune Newspaper May 15, 1949, p10, c5 Helen Kendrick

FORNO - On Tuesday, September 27, 1921, at 12:10 o'clock p. m., LAWRENCE J. FORNO, aged 43 years, son of the late Lawrence Forno and Armanda de Gruy. Services from the residence of his brother-in-law, Dr. J. T. Scott, 1641 State street, at 3 p. m. Wednesday. New Orleans Public Library Times Picayune Newspaper September 28, 1921, p2, c8 Helen Kendrick

FORNO - On Tuesday, May 28, 1918, at 2:15 o'clock a. m., LAWRENCE JOSEPH FORNO, beloved husband of Amanda Du Gruy, aged 72 years, at the residence of his son-in-law, Dr. Joseph T. Scott, 1641 State street. A member of the First Louisiana Cavalry, Army of Tennessee. Funeral services will be held from the Church of the Holy Name of Jesus, Wednesday, May 29, 1918, at 10:30 o'clock a. m. Interment private. Alexandria, La., papers please copy. New Orleans Public Library Times Picayune Newspaper May 29, 1918, p2, c8 Helen Kendrick

FORNO - On Wednesday, October 15, 1924, at 10 o'clock a.m., AMANDA LOUISE DE ST. AMAND DE GRUY, widow of Joseph Lawrence Forno. Funeral from residence of her son-in-law, Dr. J. T. Scott, 1641 State St., this Thursday morning at 10 :30 o'clock. Interment private. New Orleans Public Li brary Times Picayune Newspaper October 16, 1924, p2, c6 Helen Kendrick

FORNO - Tuesday, March 12, 1878, at 7 o'clock A. M., Col. CHARLES HENRY FORNO, aged 57 years and 6 months, a native of this city. His friends and those of the DeGruy and Salomon families, the Veterans of the Mexican War, also the officers and members of Encampment No. 1 and Conclave No. 9, S. W.M., and Washington Artillery are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, which will take place from his late residence, corner of Carondelet and Toledano streets, Wednesday Morning, March 13th, at 11 o'clock. S. W. M., ORLEANS ENCAMPMENT, ORDER OF HEPTASOPHS - The officers and members of this Encampment are ordered to assemble at the hall, No. 81 Customhouse street, (in citizens dress), This Day, at 10 o'clock A. M., for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late Commander, Col. CHAS. H. FORNO, which will take place from his late residence, corner of Carondelet and Toledano streets, at 11 o'clock A. M. Members of Waterman Conclave No. 9, and brethen of the order in general are fraternally invited. By order of J. L. BALTZ, W. Chancellor, Acting Commander, J. O. JACKSON Sec'y New Orleans Public Library Daily Picayune Newspaper March 13, 1878, p4, c4 Helen Kendrick

FORNO - On Sunday, Sept. 13, 1896, at 2:20 a. m., MARIE ZELINA DeGRUY, relict of the late C. H. Forno, aged 77 years. Funeral services at the residence of her son , J. L. Forno, No. 1812 Baronne street, This (Monday) Morning, Sept. 14, at 10 o'clock. Interment private. New Orleans Public Library Daily Picayune Newspaper September 14, 1896, p4, c7

+HISTORICAL FACT+ (louis 14th only drank champagne) ********************************* +FIRST TRIP TO GRUYERE+ >in 1985 i was honored by the french government with an invitation to exhibit my architecture in the +PARIS BIENNALE+ >ARCHITECTURAL EXHIBITION< >this was the beginning of many trips to france (i had first visited in 1969) as a university professor and in 1986 i made my 1st pilgrimage to +G R U Y E R E S+ >the magnificent castle / town +OF OUR ANCESTORS+ >high up in the swiss alps above lake geneva with its fantastic castle of +CHILLON+ (in the lake near montreux) >of lord byron fame but for us 3 important CHILLON facts... *************************** 1) IT WAS OWNED BY THE DUKES +OF SAVOY+ ( degruy relatives ) 2) IT IS LOCATED @ +VILLENEUVE+ >a suburb of montreux & very likely source of the degruy relatives who originally ( IN 1425 ) >inhabited the chateau +"MAGNY+FOUCHARD"+ ( verloing degruy chateau in the french champagne region ) 3) A COUNT deGRUYERE WAS ONCE >IMPRISONED AT CHILLON< >(thinking of lord byron's poem) >read mrs dekoven's account< in her " counts of gruyere" *************************** +GRUY/GRUYERES COAT OF ARMS+ >while i was in gruyere on that first pilgrimage i went to the library at the nearby town of bulle. >GRUYERE RECORDS HERE< ************************** >I XEROXED SEVERAL VALUABLE HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS about gruyere including +THE COAT OF ARMS+ >this page of the gruyere related coat of arms is before me now. ******************************* >there are 56 families coat of arms on the page who tagentally are related to our degruy coat of arms with the star, crescent. and vertical stripes >THE ORIGINAL GRUYERES CASTLE COAT OF ARMS W/ THE CRANE +IS NEAR THE GRUY ARMS+ (it was their battle flag) *********************** >(as is the GRUYS arms that david believes is the GUISE arms but that needs research) (more on this later) ****************** +deGRUY RELATED FAMILIES IN+ +THE CHAMPAGNE REGION+ ( near magny fouchard ) ********************** +VERLOING+VILLENEUVE+ +BOSSANCOURT+PERRY+ >i have written much about these families and how they relate. ***************************** +JOSEPHINE deSASSENAY+ +COUNTESS de BOSSANCOURT+ (see lebrun internet oeuvre) >born in 1811< >was painted in 1830 by the famous (TALENTED & POPULAR) >& long lived vigie lebrun who at one time was the mistress of (AMONG OTHERS) >louisiana gov. vaudreuil's grandson. she also painted +MARIE ANTOINETTE+ (wife of king louis 16th) *********************** +SHE WAS A CLOSE FRIEND OF FRENCH KING CHARLES X ( 1757>1824-1836 ) **************** +ELEGENT ARTISTIC SALONS+ >she maintained a very powerful social position in paris before (RUSSIA & ENGLAND) >and after the revolution (her life reads like fiction) and *************************** >THE PERSPECTIVE FOR US IS THAT THE deBOSSANCOURT SURVIVED THE FRENCH REVOLUTION ( their star continues) ********************* >the debossancourt participation in the salon of vigie lebrun gives >EMPHASIS TO THEIR SOCIAL +ARISTOCRATIC POSITION+. ************************** >(other neighbors of note) +VENDEUVRE IS THE LARGE AND VERY IMPRESSIVE CHATEAU JUST TO THE WEST OF THE deGRUY CHATEAU +MAGNY FOUCHARD+ >this was the country seat of the +KING OF LUXEMBOURG+ in the 17th century ******************* +FRANCOIS deLUXEMBOURG+ >marshal of france, duke depiney +DESCENDENT OF WILLIAM+ +THE CONQUEROR+ >again, adding lustre to the regal quality of the degruy family >G E N U S+L O C I ****************** gene ray, san diego, california (google) eugenerayart.com

+deBOSSANCOURT FIEFDOM+ (since 1404) >MAGIC & ALCHEMY< >bossancourt champagne< >is still available< >INTERNET< *************** >our very noble ancestor< +COUNTESS de BOSSANCOURT+ (geneva savoy origins) +LOVED THE FANTASTIC+ >see end of message< ******************** +COUSIN NEAL PENDLETON+ >sent a wonderful photograph of my bride marianne and i on the steps +HOT SUMMER NIGHTS &+ +A DIXIE JAZZ BAND+ >of the dance pavilion in the park on the bogue falaya river in +WON THE CONTEST+ >covington where my father & mother met 90 yrs ago. ************************** +NEAL AND LORRAINE PENDLETON WERE OUR KIND HOSTS AS WE (great rainy day book sale) +DROVE AROUND COVINGTON (houmas house tour) +AND VISITED PLANTATIONS (mariannes birthday) +DURING SAFARI YUCATAN & NEW ORLEANS 08 ********************** +SAFARI 2008 PHOTOGRAPHS+ >i sent celine 3 cd disks containing photographs of mayan ruins & a wonderful mayan house to +THANKS CELINE !+ >post on our family website but i cannot easily check >MSNTV-2< >this on my web system. *********************** +FRENCH TROPIC SYNDROME+ >heat,seeds,soil,rain,light< +TROPIQUE/MAGIQUE+ >magic apocalypse< +METAPHYSIQUE+ ***************** +THE TROPICAL ENVIRONMENT+ is emphasized in the photos +PLANTS AND BUILDINGS+ >mies en scene stars< ********************* +REEKING W/ ATMOSPHERE+ >there are also photographs of our room in the lamothe house with (MANY LAMOTHE PORTRAITS) >heloise lamothe my great grand +RELATED TO DEGRUYS+ +VIA THE LE ROYS+ >mother >not< discreetly peering +DOWN ON OUR TEESTER+ ************************** >( the large pink john ray town +ESPLANADE AVENUE+ >house across @ the corner) *************************** +THANKS ALSO TO NEAL & LORRAINE FOR SENDING THE "PAWPAW" OBIT of one of our african american degruys, complete w/ photo. ***************************** +THIS IS A PERFECT EXPRESSION of the french tropic colony +AND WHEN WE ARE IN THE FRENCH WEST INDIES IN march i expect a vivid +MIES EN SCENE+ ***************** >i am looking forward to voudou +ARTISTIC EXPRESSION+ >complete with talisman, music and +Z O M B I E S+ ***************** (like i saw in papeete, tahiti) +UNFORGETABLE+ ***************** >I WANT TO THANK MY SON DEREK who just yesterday @ lunch gave to me a fantastic birthday gift (along w/ a guide to island of french martinique) ********************* "+MARTINIQUE SNAKE CHARMER+" (rousseau painting on cover) by andre breton the great founder of the paris +S U R R E A L I S I T S+ ********************* this book ranks with my book "+PARIS & THE SURREALISTS+" by george melly +WITH ITS MARVELOUS COVERAGE OF SURREALIST PARIS HAUNTS. >"hotel des grands hommes", >breton's grave & hotel chopin where marianne & i stayed in the passage jouffroy +ALL TREASURES OF+ of the +FANTASTIC+ ************ +THE FANTASTIC TIELHARD+ >it was the great tielhard de chardin (JESUIT PHILOSOPHER) who said that at the highest level +O F + R E A L I T Y+ only the fantastic is possible (GREAT FRENCH VIEW) ********************** >debossancourt fiefdom, 1404< +COUNTESS de BOSSANCOURT+ our very noble ancestor +LOVED THE FANTASTIC+ ************************ SHE WAS A DEVOTEE OF >magic and alchemy< ******************** +COGLIOSTRO & ANTOINE MESMER+ were honored guests @ chateau >de BOSSANCOURT< ******************* (a very french atmosphere) +HER ENTERTAINMENT OF THE FRENCH >court, the degruy count included +WAS QUITE A SURREALISTIC SCENE the king an ardent follower and her cousin the marachael +GAVE LOCAL CACHE+. ******************** +THE CHAMPAGNE FLOWED+ >a popular venue gaining much political clout. ******************** (the sun king loved champagne) +LOUIS 14th MADE deBOSSANCOURT JUDGE OF THE REGIONAL DISTRICT vigie lebrun's heroic portrait of the countess very impressive. ****************************** gene ray, san diego, california (google) eugenerayart.com

---- listadministratordegruyl <[email protected]> wrote: > Back in September I wrote this email [shortened here]: > --------------------- > Good Morning, > > I'm inviting each of you to participate in an "experiment" to see if it > proves to be a profitable exercise. I am submitting below the form > which will be used. I will also post this under "History" on the > website. You might prefer to print it out from there, since it is more > likely to look better. > > The experiment: Use this form to enter information on your Great Great > Grandfather [or Mother].... whoever is your Degruy ancestor.... > I would prefer that you email it to me or Celine as an > attachment, or within the context of an email, and let us do the posting > to the web site so that we can keep an eye on space used.... > > Note that we are starting with more recent generations. If this is > successful, we can move a generation back in time. [This is the way DAR > applicants are instructed to proceed; of course, they start with the > Mother and Father, not the Great Great Grandparents. Because DAR > submissions are made in a 'private' format, private information is > protected, especially with regards to living, or recently living, > persons.] > > Hope we can find some willing participants. > ------------------ > > Now, it's November and I'm making a second appeal. Please consider > filling this out and sending it to us to post. I'm including the > categories in this email.... or you can print it out from the website. > > We need your help is tracing back the various lines of Antoine & Marie > Therese's children. By the way, I am posting Louise Degruy's Ancestor > Chart today. I've already posted Pierre De Gruy's: > -------------------------- > > ANCESTOR DATA SHEET (S) > > COMPILER: > DATA ENTRY DATE: > REVISIONS: > NAME OF PERSON: > ALIASES: > RELATIONSHIP TO ME: > RELATIONSHIP TO OUR MUTUAL IMMIGRANT ANCESTOR: > > GENERAL BACKGROUND: > > BEGINNING OF LIFE: > BIRTH DATE: > BIRTH PLACE: > RELIGION: > BAPTISM DATE: > BAPTISM PLACE: > BAPTISMAL RECORD: > FATHER: > MOTHER: > CHILDHOOD: > RESIDENCES: > EDUCATION: > NATIVE LANGUAGE: > OTHER LANGUAGE: > ADULTHOOD: > MARRIAGE: > MARRIAGE PLACE: > SPOUSE: > SPOUSE ALIASES: > OCCUPATION: > RESIDENCES: > PROPERTY: > BIBLE ENTRY: > CENSUS RECORDS: > CITY DIRECTORIES: > LEGAL MATTERS: > LAND PURCHASES: > MILITARY INFORMATION: > NEWSPAPER REFERENCES: > MISCELLANEOUS REFERENCES: > > > > CHILDREN: > [This form may be duplicated for each child] > Joseph François VERLOIN \DE GRUY\, Jr, he was born 14 March 1781 in St Charles Par, Des Allemands,1st German Coast, LA and married Marie Elisabeth Heloise SAULET, daughter of Francois Thomas SAULET and Marie Theresa Genevieve PERY. He owned a large townhouse on Esplanade Ave, near St Aloysius High School. It was used as a home by the Archbishop of New Orleans. Francois gave the house to the church. It has recently been torn down by the church because of hurricane damage to the roof. This marriage produced thirteen (13) children. 1. Azelia VERLOIN \DE GRUY\ bn: February 1802, New Orleans, Orleans Par,LA. 2. Marie Gely VERLOIN \DE GRUY\ bn: March 20, 1803, New Orleans. 3. Marie Lore VERLOIN \DE GRUY\ married Etienne DE GRUY. 4. Joseph François VERLOIN \DE GRUY\, II married Felicite Félicié Anaïs DeCirce FOUCHER. 5. Marie Virginia Verloin \DE GRUY\ 6. Marie Estelle VERLOIN \DE GRUY\ 7. Joseph Theophile VERLOIN \DE GRUY\ married Joséphine Felicite Anaïs DeCirce FOUCHER. 8. Della Marie Coralie DuFouchard DE GRUY married Pierre Denis DeCirce FOUCHER. 9. Paul Émile VERLOIN \DE GRUY\ married (Eloïse Elsie)Élisabeth de Circe FOUCHER. 10. Thomas Antoine \DE GRUY\ 11. Felicite Marie Estelle VERLOIN \DE GRUY\ married (Sébastien) François Angèl Morière FAZENDE. 12. Louis Camille VERLOIN \DE GRUY\ 13. (Marie Marguerite) Clémentine Verloin \DE GRUY\ married Louis Alexander HARANG. Joseph Theophile VERLOIN DE GRUY born 26 December 1814 in New Orleans, married 15 April 1837 Joséphine Felicite Anaïs DeCirce FOUCHER, daughter of (Louis)Pierre Antoine DeCirce FOUCHER, Jr and Marie Mélicerte SAULET. He is one of three brothers that married three sisters. Theophile Greek name-God of love. No one knows why people named children after Greek Gods. Together this couple had nine children. 1. Joséphine Rosa Verloin DE GRUY 2. François "Frank" Rene VERLOIN \DE GRUY\ married Marie Gabrielle DAVENPORT. 3. Felicite Anaïs VERLOIN \DE GRUY\ married Charles Joseph DUFOUCHARD Verloin \DE GRUY\. 4. Antoinine VERLOIN \DE GRUY\ 5. Gabriel VERLOIN \DE GRUY\ married Corinne Jeanne Yvonne MAZERAT. 6. Jules Stephen Verloin \DE GRUY\ married Bettie Josephine WRIGLEY. 7. Daisy Verloin DE GRUY 8. Rene' Verloin DE GRUY married Justine MARCADE. 9. Louise Verloin \DE GRUY\ married Thomas Benton SMITH. Gabriel VERLOIN DE GRUY was born 21 July 1845 in New Orleans. He married Corinne Jeanne Yvonne MAZERAT 22 April 1889 at St Ann Church in New Orleans. She is the daughter of Antoine MAZERAT and Virginia Marie GODEFROY. They had two children: Corinne Marie VERLOIN DE GRUY who married John Alva Lawton, they had no children. Their second child; Harold Joseph VERLOIN \DE GRUY\, Sr was born 26 October 1907 in New Orleans. Harold Joseph VERLOIN \DE GRUY\, Sr married Irma Marie NEYREY, 14 June 1928 at St Rose De Lima, New Orleans, Orleans Par, LA. She is the daughter of August Anatole Victor NEYREY, Jr and Alice Eugenie CONSTANT. Irma was born 7 May 1906. Harold and Irma had three children: 1.Constance Marie VERLOIN \DE GRUY\Orleans; she m: Lloyd George BURKENSTOCK, Jr, 2.Yvonne Margaret VERLOIN \DE GRUY m: Gilbert Francis GANUCHEAU 3.Harold Joseph VERLOIN DE GRUY, Jr m:Sylvia Rita Matherne > > > END OF LIFE: > > DEATH DATE: > DEATH PLACE: > DEATH RECORD: > CORONER'S REPORT: > OBITUARY/NEWS ARTICLES: > INTERMENT DATE: > INTERMENT PLACE: > FUNERAL HOME RECORD: > INTERMENT RECORD: > DEATH INVENTORY OF PROPERTY: > DEATH INVENTORY DATE: > SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX: > > MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION: > > IMMIGRATION INFORMATION: > NOTES FROM FAMILY MEMBERS: > NOTES FROM PRINTED SOURCES: > MATERIAL FROM OTHER RESEARCHERS: > MATERIAL TO BE VERIFIED: > > > > (Revision as of 11-9-2008) > > > > The productivity of our Degruy list depends upon generosity in sharing family research. This is a "discussion" list. Individual messages cannot be assumed to be "fact." All data should be verified. > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

>AFTER LEONARDO'S DEATH< >king francois 1st's son king henri 2nd married catherine de medici who brought italian civilization to france and produced three >future french kings< ******************** +ON MARCH, 13th 1564 THE KING (charles 9th, then age 14) +OF FRANCE WENT TO TROYES NEAR MAGNY FOUCHARD 1st stop on a tour of his +K I N G D O M ************* >several thousand people were in the entourage that included catherine +de MEDICIS+ (mother of the king) ******************* >CATHERINE WROTE 413 LETTERS ABOUT THIS 28 MONTH TRIP +the verloing degruys and (NOBLES FETED) >related families stars of the troyes visit. ****************** +TROYES WAS SPECIAL+ ********************** >(GREAT 16C. TRADE FAIRS)< >a peace treaty was signed with english queen elizabeth (shopping attractive). >SIMILAR AGREEMENTS >continued other stops< *********************** >THE KING MET WITH HIS LOCAL (political fences mended) >JUDGES AND OUR FAMOUS de BOSSANCOURT >were given much pressure< ***************************** >THE de BOSSANCOURT HAD COME FROM GENEVA NEAR GRUYERE >to intermarry with the jaucourt before the 16th century when they inherited the splendid **************************** +CHATEAU BOSSANCOURT+ it is still on its aube river site.... i have a photo. ******************** ( THE JAUCOURT HAD BEEN IN >residence since the 13th C.) **************************** +THE de BOSSANCOURT WERE VERY ARISTOCRATIC AND TWICE WERE >intermarried with the +VALENTIN deVERLOING deGRUY+ (debossancourt blood strong) ****************************** +counts of gruyere blood plus+ >THE deVERLOING BLOOD ALONE WAS ATTRACTIVE TO THE de BOSSANCOURT >as descended from both MEROVINGIAN & PLANTAGENET >KINGS< +KING OF THE FRANKS+ +(king dagobert ruled 632-639, a >french genealogical treasure) ****************************** >his grandson the legendary +KING DAGOBERT II+ >last merovingian king) *********************** +RELIGOUS LEGEND PERSISTS+ >(this bloodline crucial to those devoted to the jesus and >magdeline blood myth) *********************** +JEANNE d' ALBRET+ +queen of navarre and ancestor of +ELIZABETH SABINE de MONTAUT deMONTBERAUD deGRUY >joined the royal party on a boat >AT MACON< +ANTOINE deBOURBON+ >(her husband had just died) *************************** +GOOD OMEN+ >(the king was enthralled by >(GRUE=GRUY)< >the flamingos of camargue) **************************** +EMMANANUEL-PHILIBERT+ >famous gruyere relative< +DUKE OF THE HOUSE OF SAVOY+ (king charles ancestors) *********************** >VISITED THE ROYAL COURT AT LYON FOR SOME FEASTING (marguerite of savoy was sister in law to queen catherine demedici) ******************* +AMAZINGLY COUNT MICHAEL de GRUYERE WAS THERE BECAUSE (he died in 1576) +KING CHARLES GRANTED HIM FUNDS OWED FOR HIS PRE- VIOUS MILITARY SERVICE. ************************** >catherine de medici was a strong advocate of count michael and tried to help him get gruyere castle back honoring him (one of fifty) +"CHEVALIER DU ROI"+ (knight of the king) ****************** >HIS RELATED deGRUY BRANCH >EXPANDING AT< +MAGNY-FOUCHARD+ >he was at the devirgy castle +(BURGUNDY MARECHAL)+ thalemy in burgundy >when he died< ************** gene ray, san diego, california (google) eugenerayart.com

This should be Georges. However, I have to add that I cannot even find where I got that name. I have it written in on my printout, but no info on it. I thought I had seen it somewhere, but now that I look, I cannot find it. Does anyone else have his name and where it came from? Virginia Pruet **************AOL Search: Your one stop for directions, recipes and all other Holiday needs. Search Now. (http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100000075x1212792382x1200798498/aol?redir=http://searchblog.aol.com/2008/11/04/happy-holidays-from -aol-search/?ncid=emlcntussear00000001)

Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records Volume 16 - 1824-1825 page 130 - 131 DUFOUCHAR DEGRUYS [@DUFOUCHAR DERUIZ, DUFOUCHART DEGRUY] Celina Catharina ([o] and Josephina GUERIN), native and resident of this parish, m. Pedro SAUZENEAU[@SAUZENAU, SAUZENEA], Nov. 21, 1824 Saint Louis Cathedral, M7, 54 Louis Antoine (Etienne Bernard and Marie Azelie BACHEMAIN [@BASCHEMIN], both natives and residents of this parish), b. Dec. 6, 1824, bn. Aug. 25, 1821, in this city, pgp. Antoine DUFOUCHARD DEGRUIZ, dec., and Henriette LAYSSARD, mgp. Jacques BACHEMAIN and Henriette LAYSSARD [sic], dec., s. Jacques BACHEMAIN and Edouard LAUVE [marginal note: died Oct. 31, 1836 Saint Louis Cathedral, B33, 146 Marianne Leonide (Antoine DEGRUY, dec. and Josephine GUERIN [MO[SS/LL]E), minor, native of this city, m. Victor BAUDIER, Mar. 19, 1824 Saint Louis Cathedral, M7, 42 Marie Coralie Henriette (Etienne Bernard and Marie Azelie BACHEMAIN [@BASCHEMIN], both natives and residents of this parish), b. Dec. 6, 1824, bn. Aug. 23, 1823, pgp. Antoine DUFOUCHAR DEGRUIZ, dec. and Henriette LAYSSARD, mgp. Jacques BACHEMAIN and Henriette LAYSSARD [sic], dec., s. Jean Marie CASTAREDE and Widow DUFOUCHAR DEGRUIZ Saint Louis Cathedral, B33, 146 page 394 - 395 VERLOIN DEGRUIS [@DEGRUIS] Amenaide (Antonio and Josephina GUERIN), native of this city, bn. Aug. 22, 1811, i. Aug. 31, 1824, d. Aug. 30, 1824 [marginal note: of yellow fever] Saint Louis Cathedral, F14, 152 Joseph Camilo (Pedro and Francisca Asel[i/e]e ST. AMAND, both natives and residents of this city), b. Apr. 13, 1825, bn. May 8, 1824, in New Orleans, pgp. Joseph VERLOIN DEGRUIS and Mariana COUTURIER, mgp. Miguel ST. AMAND and Franisca ZERINGUE, s. Joseph Sostein ST. AMAND and Eulalia Alix MORIER Saint Louis Cathedral, B36, 8 Louise (Antoine, dec., native and [former] resident of this parish, and Josephine GUERIN, native and resident of this parish), b. Mar. 19, 1824, bn. Jul. 6, 1821, pgp. Joseph VERLOIN DEGRUIS and Marie Anne COUTURIER, mgp. Louis GUERIN and Catherine Marie LEBAU, s. J. VERLOIN DEGRUIS and Marie Anne Leonide DEGRUIS, sp. [o] BAUDIET Saint Louis Cathedral, B33, 97 Melania Agustina (Juan Bautista and Melaina GAUDIN, both natives and residents of this city), b. Jan. 16, 1824, bn. Jan. 17, 1822, in this city, pgp. Juan Bautista VERLOIN DEGRUIS and Marie AUFFRERE, mgp. Pablo GAUDIN and Felicite DEPIGNY, s. Estevan CAFARRENA, and the young Felicite DEGRUIS, infant's sister. [ed. note: godmother is 6 years old!] Saint Louis Cathedral, B33, 85 Pierre ([o] and Adeliine CAYET), 2 yr., i. Aug. 4, 1824, d. [o] Saint Louis Cathedral, F12, 167 Helen Kendrick

Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records Volume 15 - 1822 - 1823 page 26 BEL Maria Ezilda (Antonio, native of Fossigny in Savoy [Faucigny, dept. of Haute-Savoie], and Maria Azelia BOUTET, native of the post of Attakapas in this state of Louisiana), May 19, 1823, bn. Dec. 6, 1822, pgp. Antonio BELand Juana PANISSE, mgp. Juan Bautista BOUTET, dec. and Maria Luisa LEMELLE, s. George Constantino HALLEY and Maria Rosalia RIXNER. Saint Louis Cathedral, B33, 47 page 72 - 73 CASTAREDE [o]-masc.] ([o] and Henriette DUFOUCHARD), newborn, i. Jun. 27, 1823, d. [o] Saint Louis Cathedral, F13, 95 Louis Adolphe (Jean Marie and Marie Henriette DUFOUCHARD, [both] residents of this town and parish), b. Feb. 2, 1823, bn. Aug. 25, 1822, in New Orleans, pgp. Pierre CASTAREDE, dec., and Jeanne DEPIS, dec., mgp. Antoine DEGRUY DUFOUCHART and Henriette LAYSSART, s. MARAFRET LAYSSART and Marie Pamele CASTAREDE Saint Louis Cathedral, B33, 73 page 134 DUFFY [@DOFFY] Louis (Moyses and [o] DEGRUISE), 4 yr., i. Jul. 29, 1822, d. [o] Saint Louis Cathedral, F13, 62 Margaret (Moses and Johanna DEGRUIS), b. Jun. 29, 1822, bn. Jun. 11, 1822, s. Edmound HUGHES and Margaret BOID[ERE?] Saint Mary Church, New Orleans (Chartres Street) page 198 HENDERSON Eugenie Caroline (George and Marianne Hortence S. PE), b. May 8, 1823, bn. Jan. 14, 1821, s. Joseph Charles TOURNEUR and Elisabeth Delphine S. PE Saint Louis Cathedral, B33, 45 page 345 ST. DE Pierre, native of this city, sp. Hortance VERLOIN, ca. 51 yr., i. Apr. 25, 1823, d. [o] [ed. note: Pierre ST. PE] Saint Louis Cathedral, F13, 89 Helen Kendrick

Archidocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records Volume 15 - 1822-1823 pg 104 DEGRUISE Etienne (Pierre and Francoise DOMINY), native of this parish m. Marie Laure VERLOIN, minor, Sep. 10, 1822, w. Louis CHAUVIN DELERY, Antoine FUCHER, fils, Edouard BLANCHARD, and Philip BUTE Saint Louis Cathedral, M7, 21 Marie Magdaleine (Pierre and Marie Magdaleine [o], [both] residents of this parish), b. Jan. 6, 1822, bn. Mar. 24, 1821, s. Michel BONAVENTURE and Marie Magdaleine [o] Saint Louis Cathedarl, B32, 104 page 383 VERLOIN [@DUFOUCHARD VERLOIN DEGRUIS, VERLOIN DEGRUY] Antonio (Joseph VERLOIN DEGRUIS and Mariana COUTURIER), native and resident of this city, sp. Josephina GUERIN, ca. 30 yr., i. Dec. 19, 1822, d. [o] Saint Louis Cathedral, F13, 82 Louis Camille (Joseph and Marie Eloyse SAULET, [both] natives and residents of this parish), b. Sep. 10, 1822, bn. Feb. 12, 1822, in this parish of St. Louis, New Orleans, pgp. Joseph VERLOIN DEGRUISE and Anne COUTURIER, dec., mgp. Thomas SAULET, dec. and Therese PERRY, s. Joseph Theophile VERLOIN and Virginie VERLOIN Saint Louis Cathedral, B33, 3 Lucien Forestan (Peter and Azelia ST. AMAND) b. Feb. 12, 1822, bn. Jan. 8, 1822, s. Moses DUFFY and his wife, Jane Zulme DEGRUY Saint Mary Church, New Orleans (Chartres St.) Marie Laure (Joseph and Marie Eloyse SAULET), minor, native of this parish, m. Etienne DEGRUISE, Sep. 10, 1822 Saint Louis Cathedral, M7, 21

Renee, This is not actually what you or asking for but may shed some light on these families. ANOSR- vol. 1- 1718 - 1750 Child: Francois Couturier baptized 20 May 1746, child of Couturier, Pierre, surgeon in the Swiss company, and of Francoise Le Kinthr[*] ANOSR-vol. 2- 1751-1711 Child: Marieanne Courturier baptized 8 Feb. 1753, child of Coutrier, Pierre, surgeon major of the Swiss, and Marie Francoise Dupont-also listed is a Jean Louis Dupont and Anne Marie Dupont ANOSR-vol. 1- 1718-1750 Child: Francoise Poire-Poiree-Poiret-Poifarre, baptized 30 Dec 1744, child of Andre Poire and Francoise LeKintkec, sponsors were Pierre Couturier, surgeon and Marie Francois [Francoise] Le Kintrek-LeKintkec I believe the names Dupont and Le Kintrek intertwine. Helen Kendrick

+LAST NIGHT THE FIRST RAIN+ +OF THE SEASON CAME+. >tropique / magique< >metaphysique< *************** +A TIME FOR SPIRITUAL REFLECTION+ >marianne shall have surgery on torn tendons in her foot next week to (2 MONTH HEALING) >relieve constant pain that has plagued her for some time. **************************** +WE LOOK FORWARD TO THE SPRING @ ST. DOMINGUE. & FRENCH WEST INDIES. ************************* +WALKER JOHN RAY+ >my dear brother is at the u.f.o. conference in las vegas and >SOME VERY PROFOUND (the secret govern.) >INFORMATION SHOULD BE SENT TO ME SOON. *********************** (all else secondery) ****************** +CREOLE PERSPECTIVE+ >perhaps our blessed new african american president shall aid +AMAZING REVELATIONS+ (how appropriate for us) ************************ +NOVEMBER 26th-29th+ >days arriving soon are important to gruyerens in regard to our >TRANSCENDENT HISTORY< (i shall await your memory) *************************** +THOUGHTS CLOSE TO MY HEART+ (amazing historical bloodline (AFTER GRUYERES) >not including the valentin) *************************** +MARGUERITE DAGOBERT descendent of the merovingian kings of france married our count GUILLAUME de VERLOING lord of the chateau +MAGNY-FOUCHARD+ ( first quarter of the 16 C. ) >SAY ABOUT 1525< ***************** +SON ALTESSE ROYALE+ (your royal highness) >this marriage was very important to the blood line of nobility that +VALENTIN+ +deVERLOINGdeGRUY+ >was presented to king louis 14ths genealogist during the following century. ********************** +VALENTIN VERLOIN deGRUY+ >NOBILITY WAS CERTIFIED< >for a variety of reasons< ************************ +MAGNY FOUCHARD CHATEAU+ only came into posession of the degruy later because it was the abode of the +deVILLENEUVE IN 1425+ >then jeanne devilleneuve married +DAVID deVERLOING+ whose son +GUILLAUME deVERLOING+ married +MARGUERITE DAGOBERT+ ************************** >their grandchild, jacques-giullaume de verloing married louise de saint-simon +(SAINT-SIMON VERY IMPORTANT) IN FRENCH REGAL HISTORY) (genealogical lustre) ******************* >their daughter +JEANNE deVERLOING+ married +LEONARD le PERRY+ who took over the +CHATEAU MAGNY FOUCHARD+ ******************************* >their grandaughter +JEANNE le PERRY+ married +++CLAUDE deGRUY++++ >in 1639< ******** >clayde degruys father had been lord of the chateau pottemont but now +(EDME deGRUY, SEIGNEUR >de POTTEMONT) >the degruys took over the perry/ verloing/villeneuve chateau at +MAGNY FOUCHARD+ ********************* >NOTE: CLAUDE deGRUY'S MOTHER WAS EDMONDE deBOSSANCOURT of a very regal debossancourt >family and chateau nearby. +VERY IMPRESSIVE+ (a photo of which i have >located in paris) **************** +A ROOTS PUZZLE+ >IS JUST WHERE WAS THE deGRUY< >SEIGNEURY OF POTTEMONT< ****************************** >one assumes it is in the champagne region but i have yet to locate it. ********************************* >THIS IS WHERE EDME deGRUY WAS "CAPITAINE D'UNE COMPAGNE DE >ONE HUNDRED MEN" >his mother was isabeau de bossan- court which suggests a champagne locus, but not absolutly necessary. >POTTEMONT WHERE ARE YOU ? ******************************** gene ray, san diego, california (google) eugenerayart.com

Here is what I have on this. Pierre Couturier, b. abt 1719 Tassaon, FR. married Marie Francoise LeKintrick dit Dupont (or Dupont dit LeKintrick) abt 1744. Children Francoise (girl) bt 5/20/1746 Marie Anne (Marianne) bt 2/8/1753---married first Gaspard Pictet, one child Gabriel Gaspard d. 10/17/1776; married second Joseph Verloin DeGruy... Pierre married second Julia Deurieux and they had one daughter, Maria, b.3/25/1775, bt 12/8/1775 I have come across a couple of other Couturiers in the same period, but have not been able to connect.: Jos. Francois in 1739 was a candidate for Councillor's office Charlotte, daughter of Jean Bapt. & Elizabeth LaFleur m. 8/6/1721 Jean Charpilla Jean d. 3/9/1756 Ft. Chartres, co. of LaGautrage Pierre Couturier m.2/14/1757 Marie Joseph Taillon Now for those confusing LeKintricks. Jean Jos. m. (Marguerite) Anne Marie Pose...... The census tables dated 1731 states 5 children? I have an Anne Marie LeKintrek bur 10/17/1733, was this a daughter? ?Louise Francoise m. Andre Claude Poire dit Chevalier, resided St. Anne Par. Ft Chartres Ill. Marie Francoise bt 7/15/1728,d.abt 1756, m. Pierre Couturier ?Geores, b abt 1728, d.abt 1744 Marguerite b. abt 1734. m. Claude DesBordes 1747 Jean Joseph b. abt 1735 Jean Louis (godfather Marie Anne Couturier) Anne Marie b.abt 1739, m. Francois Flogny, Jacques Saintmonte, Joseph de la Baume Therese b. abt 1743 Jean Jos. remarried Catherine Menu, widow Coutableau 1747 Virginia Pruet **************AOL Search: Your one stop for directions, recipes and all other Holiday needs. Search Now. (http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100000075x1212792382x1200798498/aol?redir=http://searchblog.aol.com/2008/11/04/happy-holidays-from -aol-search/?ncid=emlcntussear00000001)

Is this George or Georges? [email protected] wrote: > ?Geores, b abt 1728, d.abt 1744 > >

Thanks, Helen. I just have to figure out where the Francoise LeKintkec who married Andre Poire belongs.... whose daughter was she... and that LeKintkec is the actual spelling... So many variations on that name.... but still not as many as: HOPF [POSSE, POSE, POF, BOPFF, BOPFE, BOBPFE, POFF, LE BOUF, LEBOUEF, BOFF, BOPP, BOFTZ, PAUL, POPFF, BOPF, BOLFF, BAFFPAN, BAFTZ, YOPF, FOSSE, DOSS?] That one absolutely takes the prize of all prizes! [email protected] wrote: > Renee, > This is not actually what you or asking for but may shed some light on these families. > > ANOSR-vol. 1- 1718-1750 > Child: Francoise Poire-Poiree-Poiret-Poifarre, baptized 30 Dec 1744, child of Andre Poire and Francoise LeKintkec, sponsors were Pierre Couturier, surgeon and Marie Francois [Francoise] Le Kintrek-LeKintkec