Many thanks to Carolyn [speaking for the whole list, I'm sure] for her ongoing generosity in looking up St. Charles parish information for us! What a treasure! Renee c.tregre@att.net wrote: > This would not be online that I am aware of. > > > > I will copy this and run to the courthouse on Tuesday and look it up > and copy it for you. I expect it to be in French. Will mail that to > Rene. > > > > Carolyn Tregre > > -------------- Original message from Degruy List Admin > <degruylist@earthlink.net>: -------------- > > > > Hi Carolyn, > > Would this succession be available online anywhere? If not, > would it be > > available only in St. Charles Parish or would the NOPL have it? > I may want to > > get it to see if there is any pertinent info in it, but need to > figure out where > > to look. > > THanks, > > Renee > > > > Her final husband's full name was Joseph Dussault [Dusiau] de la > Croix > > > > According to Glenn R. Conrad, St. Charles, Abstracts of the > Civil Records of St. > > Charles Parish, 1700-1803 pg.27 - Marie Therese Aufrere died > June 30, 1774 in > > St. Charles Parish, La. (It is the "inventory of the community > property of > > Joseph Dusiau and his late wife, Therese Aufrere". (The > inventory is actually > > taken on 30 June, she may have passed away the day before.) > > > > I'd be looking for her actual death date. Any info on her > children. Any info on > > the death of her first husband Antoin Valentin Degruÿsverloin, > her residence... > > any history... basically the whole shebang... > > >