Frederick L. Sulpice was born in Paris France in 1839. He was next found in New Orleans in 1860. Shortly thereafter he married Blanche Belin, Bellin, Borut, or Bourot. She was 8 years his senior and it is unclear what her maiden or previously married name was. She had Blanche, Jr. She and Frederick had 3 children: Frederick Leon, Henry George and a daughter Eugenie. Blanche, Sr. evidently immigrated to USA in 1849. When the children were young, they traveled back to Paris for a visit. This family had businesses: optical and surveying instruments, and a notions store after the death of Henry. But without the names of Frederick's and Blanche's parents, I can't make the connection overseas. Even if I had them, Paris lost 90% of it's records in late 1800's. They lived in the 7th ward. Business and resident addresses include: 137 Exchange St., 522 Iverville, 1624 Rochblave Av., 711 Bourbon, 1221 Lafayette, 1020 Orleans, 2329 Esplanade 2323 Tulane, 1939 Palmyra, 160 S. Rampart, 2402 Iverville, 301 Bourbon, 921 Canal St., 2418 Lapeyrouse, 137 No. Galveston and 1322 Cleveland. Is anyone searching in New Orleans for any of these names: SULPICE, BEL(L)IN, BOURUT, BOROT, WINGERTER, GERHOLD, WIRTH, CABALLERO, LYNCH, WRAA, YAGNIER, CHEMITELIN, AND LALLEMENT? Thank you. Carol †