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The following article is from Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter and is copyright 1997 by Richard W. Eastman and Ancestry, Inc. It is re-published here with the permission of the author. - Family History Radio Show Live on the Web The Family History Show, a genealogy radio talk show hosted by Michael Matthews, can now be heard by anyone in the world - live on the internet. The program is aired on radio stations on the Texas State Network on Sunday nights from 10:00 PM Central Standard Time to midnight. That equates to an 11:00 PM start time in the Eastern Time Zone and 8:00 PM Pacific Time. Anyone in other countries may want to calculate that in Greenwich Mean Time, sometimes called UTC. The program begins at 04:00 hours Monday UTC. Not a convenient time for anyone in the U.K. or in Europe! Using free software called RealPlayer from RealNetworks, Inc., any Internet subscriber can log onto a web site that carries the broadcast and hear the live show through the computer speakers. Since the show offers a toll-free call-in number, 1-800-765-1080, researchers can even participate in the program if they are anywhere in the United States. The RealPlayer software required for tuning into this web show is available for Windows 3.1, Windows 95, Windows NT, Macintosh OS versions 7 and 8, OS/2 and several UNIX platforms. It can be downloaded from: http://www.realaudio.com/products/player/index.html Web sites that carry the live broadcast include: http://supertalk.houstonradio.com and http://www.ktem.com. This week's guests on the program will be Ken Kamper of the Daniel Boone & Frontier Families Historical Association and William Kershner, Jr. of Pennsylvania Research. For more information about The Family History Show, including a schedule of guests, look at: http://www.ridethewave.com/~familyhistory/familyhistory- show-1.html ==== LASTJOHN Mailing List ====

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Hello, I was hoping someone would have more information on these families. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Donna FIRST GENERATION 1. Louis Faucheux was born about 1808. Melanie Hymel was born about 1810. Louis Faucheux and Melanie Hymel had the following children: +2 i. Jean Cretian Faucheux. 3 ii. Eugenie Faucheux was born about 1836. 4 iii. Ursin Faucheux was born about 1843. 5 iv. Andre Faucheux was born about 1844. SECOND GENERATION 2. Jean Cretian Faucheux was born on Sep 8 1834. He was married to Susanne Felicie Troxclair (daughter of Augustin Troxclaire and Melanie Lebouf) on Dec 30 1854 in St. James Church, St. James, LA. Susanne Felicie Troxclair was born on Apr 24 1839. She died on Sep 26 1866. Jean Cretian Faucheux and Susanne Felicie Troxclair had the following children: +6 i. Louis Victor Faucheux. +7 ii. Jean Ezra Faucheux. THIRD GENERATION 6. Louis Victor Faucheux was born on Dec 23 1855 in Vacherie, St. James Parish, LA. He died on Mar 1 1931 in Fairfield Plantation, Jefferson Parish, LA. He was married to Marie Euphemie Folse on Feb 9 1878 in The Folse Residence. 7. Jean Ezra Faucheux was born on Jun 11 1865. He died on Jan 9 1933. He was married to Alice M. Frederick (daughter of Clement Frederick and Zulma Tassin) on Apr 21 1886 in St. James Parish, LA. Alice M. Frederick was born on Jun 24 1867. She died on Jul 19 1941. Jean Ezra Faucheux and Alice M. Frederick had the following children: +8 i. Alice Faucheaux. 9 ii. Laura Faucheaux. +10 iii. Alminte Faucheaux. 11 iv. Andrew "Andie" Faucheaux. 12 v. Clement Faucheaux. 13 vi. Camille Faucheaux. +14 vii. Marie Anita Faucheaux. +15 viii. Anna Faucheaux. +16 ix. Anatole "Nat" Faucheaux. +17 x. John Ezra Faucheaux, Sr.. FOURTH GENERATION 8. Alice Faucheaux. Alice Faucheaux and Adam Gauthreaux had the following children: +18 i. JoAnne Gauthreaux. +19 ii. Marie Gauthreaux. 10. Alminte Faucheaux. 14. Marie Anita Faucheaux was born on Mar 1 1887 in St. James Parish, LA. 15. Anna Faucheaux was born on Jan 18 1893. She died on Feb 9 1995. Anna Faucheaux and Joseph Poirrier had the following children: 20 i. Roland Burton. 16. Anatole "Nat" Faucheaux was born on Dec 8 1897. He died on Nov 3 1979. Solonge Trosclair (daughter of Emile Trosclair and Marie) was born on Sep 19 1900. She died on Nov 4 1994. 17. John Ezra Faucheaux, Sr. was born on May 9 1906 in Garyville, St. James Parish, LA. He died on Jan 25 1984 in Houma, LA. Ophelia Marie Giroir (daughter of Theophile Giroir and Antoinette Lancon) was born on Aug 18 1905 in St.James Parish, LA. She died on May 3 1985 in Houma, LA. John Ezra Faucheaux, Sr. and Ophelia Marie Giroir had the following children: +21 i. Theresa "Terez" Faucheaux. +22 ii. Anatole "T-Nat" Faucheaux. +23 iii. Antoinette Faucheaux. 24 iv. Charles Faucheaux. +25 v. Doris Faucheaux. +26 vi. John Ezra Faucheaux, Jr.. +27 vii. Louis J. Faucheaux. 28 viii. Lawrence A. Faucheaux was born on Sep 28 1932. He died on Feb 10 1947. 29 ix. Leo Joseph Faucheaux was born on Apr 21 1941. He died on Feb 8 1968. My Surnames.....JOHNSON * JOHNSTON * BROWN * HYPES * WILLS * LEGG GRAY * MORRIS * SHAVER * ETC. WEST VIRGINIA * VIRGINIA Counties..Nicholas Co.,* Braxton Co.,* Greenbrier Co.,* Clay Co.,* Botetourt Co. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ My husbands Surnames...FAUCHEAUX * FAUCHEUX * COLWART * LANCON * DUPLANTIS * BABIN * GIROIR * Parishes....TERREBONNE * ST. JAMES * ST. JOHN * ST. CHARLES ~~~~~LOUISIANA~~~~~~ ==== LASTJOHN Mailing List ====

In a message dated 97-10-26 18:50:47 EST, rootsweb-help@rootsweb.com writes: << ------IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT------- Linclon, Nebraska received 14 inches of very wet snow over night last night. Power is out all over the city. Trees are down and folks are snowed in. Dale Schneider called and told us he didn't expect to have power restored for at least a week. I suspect he's being a bit pessimistic and will be pleasantly surprised when the power comes back on with a day or so. The effect on the genealogical community is that no pages are accessible and no mail can be processed at any address or URL that includes any of the following domains: dsenter.com usgenweb.com usroots.com usigs.org This does *not* affect Rootsweb, so the usgenweb-all mailing list is not down. Any usgenweb pages located at rootsweb.com are not affected by this outage, either. If you were already aware of this situation, please forgive me for duplicating information for you. Please do think about who else may need to know and if they are not addressed in this message, please let them know. The world will not come to an end today, except in Lincoln, Nebraska, where it is only on hold. Enjoy your Sunday, Jerry E Dill, CPA Treasurer, United States Internet Genealogical Society http://www.usigs.org jedill@ibm.net jed@usroots.com ICQ UIN 3711901 >> ****Please note that this doesn't effect Rootsweb at the moment, which is where our LASTJOHN-L Mailing List is active. ~Michelle Fradella, Coordinator St. John The Baptist Parish, LAGenWeb LASTJOHN-L Listowner --------------------- Forwarded message: From: jedill@ibm.net (Jerry E Dill) Resent-from: rootsweb-help@rootsweb.com Reply-to: jedill@ibm.net (Jerry E Dill) To: rusherr@gj.net (Russ Herre), pamreid@ix.netcom.com (Pam Reid), estral@switchboard.net (Kim Harris Myers), Huffman3@concentric.net (Ken Huffman), jayhawk@adnc.com (Don B Dale), dspidell@zekes.com (Donald L Spidell), stanwyck@worldnet.att.net (Don Stanwyck), trice@vci.net (Nancy Trice), pigoletto@worldnet.att.net (Megan P Zurawicz), luvcats@ionet.net (Ann Maloney), artm@highfiber.com (Art Michaelis), mcnamara@usit.net (Billie McNamara), YOUDA@Prodigy.Net (Carol Haagensen), spudkin@magiclink.com (Charlotte Slater), B-58@worldnet.att.net (David M Leininger), dennyz@arrownet.com (Denny Zank), elaine@ida.net (Elaine Johnson), langston@coffey.com (George D Langston), belle@quick.net (James A Streeter), mylines@evansville.net (John G West), johng@primenet.com (John Gross), jpatter@epix.net (Joseph M Patterson), jfisher@ucla.edu (Joy Fisher), kmfkm@ptw.com (Kay Mason), leonmoya@squirrel.com.au (Leon Moya), oldham@pagosasprings.net (Leroy & Allie Oldham), cityslic@ix.netcom.com (Linda K Lewis), tcward@columbus-ks.com (Tom & Carolyn Ward), wally@calweb.com (Wally Garchow), hen1@idt.net (Yvonne M Henderson) CC: veronica@vcn.com (Veronica Danielson), foxscan@aol.com (Steven L Scanlin), rwiley@dallas.net (Robert Wiley), mkcox@gte.net (Melanie Cox), stephenl@exchange.ucs.indiana.edu (Larry V Stephens), jofox@us1.net (Jo Ann Clark Fox), hbladm1@uconnvm.uconn.edu (George Waller), rootsweb-help@rootsweb.com (Rootsweb-help), white@hiwaay.net (Richard A White), mreed@sky.net (Maureen K Reed), leverich@rootsweb.com (Brian E Leverich), finleyc@sonoma.edu (Carmen J Finley), bonjourf@ix.netcom.com (Frederick E Bonjour), jazell@kans.com (James A Zell), japotter@vail.net (JoAnn Potter), jrigdon@groupz.net (John C Rigdon), piper@clarion.net (John Gideon), kole@ns.hamsfork.net (Kristina Kole), spike@powernet.net (Lloyd D Spiker), usgenweb-all-l@rootsweb.com (USGenWeb All Mail) Date: 97-10-26 18:50:47 EST ------IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT------- Linclon, Nebraska received 14 inches of very wet snow over night last night. Power is out all over the city. Trees are down and folks are snowed in. Dale Schneider called and told us he didn't expect to have power restored for at least a week. I suspect he's being a bit pessimistic and will be pleasantly surprised when the power comes back on with a day or so. The effect on the genealogical community is that no pages are accessible and no mail can be processed at any address or URL that includes any of the following domains: dsenter.com usgenweb.com usroots.com usigs.org This does *not* affect Rootsweb, so the usgenweb-all mailing list is not down. Any usgenweb pages located at rootsweb.com are not affected by this outage, either. If you were already aware of this situation, please forgive me for duplicating information for you. Please do think about who else may need to know and if they are not addressed in this message, please let them know. The world will not come to an end today, except in Lincoln, Nebraska, where it is only on hold. 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cont...... 1839 Jan 4 Mina, Father Ve. M(odest)e (Edgard, Louisiana) to Bishop Ant(hony) Blanc New Orleans, (Louisiana) Marcellin Rome of the parish of St. John Baptist wishes to marry Azlie Hautin and asks a dispensation from the second and third degree of relationship. V-4-h A.L.S. (French) 2pp. 4to. 1839 Jan 4 Mina, Father Ve. M(odest)e (Edgard, Louisiana) to Bishop Ant(hony) Blanc New Orleans, (Louisiana) Marcellin Rome of the parish of St. John Baptist wishes to marry Azlie Hautin and asks a dispensation from the second and third degree of relationship. V-4-h A.L.S. (French) 2pp. 4to. 1839 Jan 4 Mina, Father Ve. M(odest)e (Edgard, Louisiana) to Bishop Ant(hony) Blanc New Orleans, (Louisiana) Marcellin Rome of the parish of St. John Baptist wishes to marry Azlie Hautin and asks a dispensation from the second and third degree of relationship. V-4-h A.L.S. (French) 2pp. 4to. 1839 Jan 4 Mina, Father Ve. M(odest)e (Edgard, Louisiana) to Bishop Ant(hony) Blanc New Orleans, (Louisiana) Marcellin Rome of the parish of St. John Baptist wishes to marry Azlie Hautin and asks a dispensation from the second and third degree of relationship. V-4-h A.L.S. (French) 2pp. 4to. 1839 Jan 4 Mina, Father Ve. M(odest)e (Edgard, Louisiana) to Bishop Ant(hony) Blanc New Orleans, (Louisiana) Marcellin Rome of the parish of St. John Baptist wishes to marry Azlie Hautin and asks a dispensation from the second and third degree of relationship. V-4-h A.L.S. (French) 2pp. 4to. 1839 Jan 4 Mina, Father Ve. M(odest)e (Edgard, Louisiana) to Bishop Ant(hony) Blanc New Orleans, (Louisiana) Marcellin Rome of the parish of St. John Baptist wishes to marry Azlie Hautin and asks a dispensation from the second and third degree of relationship. V-4-h A.L.S. (French) 2pp. 4to. 1839 Jan 11 Hailandière, Father C(elestine) De la Liverpool, (England) to Bishop Anthony Blanc New Orleans, (Louisiana) Hailandière thanks Blanc for his kindness at New Orleans. They arrived last night, the 40th day of their passage. Captain Cool is an excellent man. There was a bad storm off the coast of Ireland; in the harbor there was much damage. Hailandière is going today to see Father (P.J.) Wilcock to find out if he has any way to get several priests. Hailandière will perhaps go to Dublin. In France he will deliver Blanc's letters; if Blanc wants him to do anything more he is to let Hailandière know at Rennes. He sends his respects to Father Manhoault and his assistant. V-4-h A.L.S. (French) 4pp. 8vo. 1839 Jan 23 Armengol, C.M.. Father B(onaventure) Assumption, (Louisiana) to Bishop Ant(hony) Blanc New Orleans, (Louisiana) On the 10th, on coming from Mr. d'Alferez's house with Father (J.M.) Masnou, C.M., Armengol met Father (F. Charles Henry Boutelou de) St. Aubin and assured him that he would pay his first bill not later than the 14th. On the 14th St. Aubin left for his parish without saying a word. Father (John) Chandy, (C.M.) assured him that it was Judge Hubbard who should receive this money. Armengol would like to know what rights he can exercise for dispensations from banns and impediments. He asked the older priests but their replies do not agree. P.S. Mr. Chanet and Mr. King have been ill but now all are well. Classes are satisfactory. Next week the seminarians and Lazarists will begin a retreat. Yesterday was a consoling day for Armengol; a man ill with consumption received the Sacraments. V-4-h A.L.S. (French) 3pp. 4to. 8 1839 Jan. 28 Flecheux, A. Pointe Coupée, (Louisiana) to Bishop (Anthony) Leblanc(!) New Orleans, Louisiana Flecheux asks Blanc to help him in educating his daughter whom Blanc saw ill, as well as his wife, on his next to last visit there. After reverses of fortune, he finds it impossible to give his children the education he wishes them to have and would like to place her in a good institution like the one at St. James, (Louisiana). He would like her to take religion, French and English, arithmetic and music. V-4-h A.L.S. (French) 3pp. 4to. 2 1839 Jan 28 O'Connor, Father M(ichael), Seminary of St. Charles Borromeo Philadelphia, (Pennsylvania) to Bishop (Anthony) Blanc New Orleans, L(ouisian)a Blanc's favor of the 9th reached O'Connor day before yesterday. He is obliged for Blanc's kindness in promising to have enquiries made for Mr. (T.) Duanne. With regard to the other part of Blanc's letter O'Connor is almost sure he is the same Michael O'Connor of whom Blanc speaks. He does not thinkFather (Auguste) Jeanjean knew any other of the name at Rome. Three years ago O'Connor as a student of Propaganda applied to come to Philadelphia. The Prefect asked him to go to Natchez for which place he said Blanc had just applied for a priest who spoke English. O'Connor had already made arrangements with Bishop (Francis Patrick) Kenrick; the Prefect sent him permission for Philadelphia. O'Connor was not able to use this permission until a few months ago as his own bishop refused permission. O'Connor thought that if the Prefect of Propaganda had mentioned to Blanc the offer he made, he would also have mentioned the decision. O'Connor wrote Jeanjean immediately on being informed of the last place he had traced Duanne. In the memorandum O'Connor got from Duanne's sister, the last account of him was from Texas and he referred his friends to a Mr.Tobin acting as agent for the Texans at New Orleans. V-4-h A.L.S. 3pp. 4to. 1839 Jan 28 Ragozzy, Charles New Orleans, (Louisiana) Ragozzy received from Bishop Ant(hony) Blanc 50 piastres on account for the sum due for work done on the Seminary (of St. Vincent de Paul) at Bayou Lafourche by Ragozzy and (C.) Feutrier. V-4-h Receipt S. (French) 1p. 16mo. 3 1839 Feb 3 Mina, Father Ve. M(odest)e Bonnet Carr, (Louisiana) to Bishop Ant(hony) Blanc New Orleans, (Louisiana) Last Thursday about one o'clock, after the publication of three banns, Joseph Viener and Marie Basilide Cambre, both widowers, presented themselves for marriage. Mina had told Viener that he must get a dispensation as he was marrying his first wife's cousin. The poor man thought he did not need a dispensation as there was no relationship between his family and Mathias Cambre. They had come on foot, had prepared a little supper, in the worst kind of weather, etc. After making them promise to return in a week to renew their consent, Mina married them. Mina asks Blanc to absolve him from this irregularity. He asks the dispensation for these poor unfortunate ones. V-4-h A.L.S. (French) 3pp. 4to. 1839 Feb 11 Reyne New Orleans, (Louisiana) Reyne gives permission to his Negress, Marie Clare, alias Eleza, to marry Henry, belonging to Boisdoré. V-4-h A. Note S. (French) 1p. 16mo. -------- 1 1839 Feb 12 Connelly, Pierce Ig(natius?), St. Charles (College) Grand Coteau, (Louisiana) to Bishop (Anthony) Blanc New Orleans, (Louisiana) Connelly has put off writing until he had something definitive to tell about the house Blanc has got for them. Their stubborn old friend is still in it and will fix no time for her going out of it. He thinks the best way will be to have the sale made personally to him by Madame (Julia) Bazire which will give Connelly legal possession. Connelly has taken charge of the drawing classes and so is more independent of the labours of his wife and would have no difficulty in paying for it in a year or two. His wife and little ones join in begging Blanc's benediction. V-4-h A.L.S. 3pp. 4to. 1839 Feb 14 Haudressy, Doctor (Jean Louis), St. John Baptist (Bonnet Carr, Louisiana) A copy of the proceedings of the meeting of the trustees of St. John Baptist church. Present were Haudressy, President; Antoine Boudousqui, Pierre Aym Becnel, Lzin Becnel, Armand Gravois, and Nicholas Keller; absent were Jean Jacques Haydel and Pierre Faucheux. Because of the resignation of Mr. Dours, Ludger Perret was appointed secretary at a salary of 50 piastres a year. A letter was read, dated at St. Martinville January 26, 1839 written by Father (John F.) Brasseur, to Father (Ve. Modeste) Mina, Boudousquie, Lezin Becnel and Pierre Becnel were named as a committee to study the letter and report on it. After a recess of one hour they reported. The amount of $91.25 seems to be due Brasseur according to a statement of account between him and the trustees in the minutes of a meeting on February 22, 1836. According to regulations the pastor had a right to half of the fees after they were collected. So Brasseur would have been entitled to half of $938 or $469 but only after collection. Brasseur declared that the fees amounted to $938 and he was satisfied to leave the trustees a list of the charges against different persons owed to the church for burials, masses, etc. But the committee cannot find out to whom the accounts were given. It seems that after a letter dated January 28, 1838 from Brasseur to Armand Perillat that Brasseur would have given Ursin Jacob, then president of the trustees,a file of the accounts from which he claims $394.75. In the same letter he acknowledged receiving $65 from Jacob. Jacob would not have these accounts; the treasurer declares that he never received them. However, the church has a right to half these fees so instead of owing Brasseur, he owes the church since he has either for himself or for a third party, the amount of fees during the time he served St. John Baptist in the absence of the pastor, Father Mina. Mina in his letter of February 12, 1836 to Brasseur, in saying that he had taken more money than was coming to him was not speaking without foundation; he was only repeating the opinion of the trustees. The committee thinks that Brasseur's voice could never bring the slightest reproach to the reputation of the pastor (Anthony Blanc). The meeting adjourned to February 17. Haudressy certifies the copy. D. Copy S. (French) With the above is a copy of a letter from Brasseur to Mina: -------- -------- 1839 Jan 26 Brasseur, Father J(ohn) F(rancis) St. Martinville, (Louisiana) To Father (Ve. Modeste) Mina, St. John Baptist (Bonnet Carr, Louisiana) It is nearly three and a half years since Brasseur left St. John Baptist where he served for 15 months at Mina's entreaty. He left his post at Baton Rouge, where he was happy, in order to oblige Mina. After keeping the post until Mina's return Brasseur had reason to hope that Mina would repay him with gratitude. But after turning in his accounts and after the trustees had acknowledged owing him $92.25, and after the president had taken over his itemized accounts for collection of which his part amounted to $394.65, all together $487.00, and having made 2 trips from St. James and 3 from St. Martin about this affair, what does he find out? He receives a letter from Mina in reply to one which Bishop (Joseph) Rosati had sent to Mina to ask him to advance him $50 on the accounts due Brasseur for a poor priest of his diocese. Here is the copy of Mina's letter which Brasseur saved: "1836 Feb 120 (Modest)e, Sr. John Baptist (Bonnet Carr, Louisiana) To Father (John F. Brasseur St. Martinville, Louisiana): Nothing more surprising(?) than to read the letter which Mina gave to Rosati and especially to advance $50 on the accounts (Brasseur) says are due him. The trustees claim that (Brasseur) has received more money than was coming to him. However, Mina will not get mixed up in what does not concern him personally but he will say that he did not give the money to Rosati nor does he have money for Brasseur." (End of Mina's letter). A short time after, Bishop Blanc wrote Brasseur on the eve of his departure for France, that he had received a very disagreeable letter about him from Mina's trustees. At a later time, Brasseur had heard a rumor in Attakapas which came from St. John Baptist that he had stolen the fabrique of Mina's church, etc. One of the Fathers at Grand Coteau to whom he had signed over his rights and collections from St. John Baptist, in favor of the College (of St. Charles) received the reply from Mina that Brasseur had carried away more money than was coming to him. If that is true why did not someone demand it back? But it is true that the trustees owe him $92.25. If it is true that the president took overall his accounts to make the collections of which Brasseur's art amounts to $394.75 why do they not pay him? Is that the gratitude he can expect? Brasseur some fine day will appeal to a higher authority. Mina's letter which he left on departing and which began: "Not knowing whether I will have the pleasure of seeing you before I leave," etc., etc., will be sent to him. The one beginning: "Nothing more surprising," etc. as well as his itemized accounts will be shown to him. Brasseur will even appeal to the Synod which is to take place the 20th of next month and if justice is not done he will leave Louisiana forever. After that his cause will be pleaded at New Orleans and every priest in the diocese will know about it. He believes it is Christian charity to let Mina know before he acts. The shame it will cause Mina to have his letters published perhaps will make him come to an amicable arrangement. Brasseur would rather sacrifice half of what is due him and abandon all prosecutions and return Mina's letters than to cause such trouble to Mina. Haudressy certifies the copy. L.S. Copy (French) V-4-h L.S. Copies (French) 8pp. Folio -------- cont................................ ==== LASTJOHN Mailing List ====

I would like to remind everyone to please NOT attach a file to email going to the LASTJOHN-L Mailing list (to any mailing list, for that matter). Not everyone can receive attached mail through a mailing list. If you have information you believe others may be interested in, invite them to contact you and you can email them the file privately. Some people have their attached files download automatically and this takes time on their servers. Please respect that not everyone will want the file and may not want it to take up their server connection time downloading. Thanks! Michelle Fradella, Coordinator St. John The Baptist Parish, LAGenWeb LASTJOHN-L Listowner ==== LASTJOHN Mailing List ==== Listowner - Michelle Fradella mfradella@aol.com

In a message dated 97-10-24 19:45:50 EDT, JON-370@worldnet.att.net writes: << Easy way to find Passenger List at the LDS FHL. Using the Family History Library Catalog (on compact disc). Getting started: With the FamilySearch title screen displayed, press [enter]. The FamilySearch main menu will be displayed. Next, press [down arrow] to move the bar to "Library Catalog", and press [enter]. A message on the screen will instruct you to insert the library catalog compact disc into the compact disc drive. Insert the disc. The computer will display the catalog main menu and list the types of searches you can conduct. Using the [down arrow] Select: Film / Fiche Number Search TYPE the film # from the appropriate listing below. Then press [F12] to begin the search. In a moment, the computer will display the complete list that is in the Series. ------------------Listing-------------------------- A supplemental index to passenger lists of vessels arriving at Atlantic & Gulf Coast ports (excluding New York) 1820-1874. Film # 0418161 Index (Soundex) to passenger lists of vessels arriving at Baltimore, 1897- 1952. Film # 1373824 Passenger lists of vessels arriving at Baltimore, 1820-1921 ; Quarterly abstracts of passenger lists of vessels arriving at Baltimore, 1820-1869. Film # 0417383 Index to passenger lists of vessels arriving at Baltimore, 1833-1866 (city passenger lists). Film # 0821565 Passenger lists of vessels arriving at Boston, 1820-1891 : with index 1848- 1891. Film # 0205656 Crew lists of vessels arriving in New Bedford, Massachusetts, 1917-1932. Film # 1578398 Index to passengers arriving at New Bedford, 1902-1954; Passenger lists of vessels arriving at New Bedford, 1902-1942. Film # 1412572 Index to passenger lists of vessels arriving at New York, June 16, 1897- June 30, 1902 (T0519) ; Film # 0543449 Index (soundex) to passenger lists of vessels arriving at New York, July 1, 1902-December 31, 1943 (T0621) ; Film # 1379501 Passenger and crew lists of vessels arriving at New York, 1897-1924 (T0715). Film # 1403751 Register of vessels arriving at the Port of New York from foreign ports, 1789-1919. Film # 1415143 Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at New York, NY, 1820--1897. Film # 0002246 Passenger and crew lists of vessels arriving at New York, 1897-1924 Film # 1403751 Passenger lists of vessels arriving at New Orleans, 1820-1921 ;Index to passenger lists of vessels arriving in New Orleans, 1853 -1952. Film # 0543403 Quarterly abstracts of passenger lists of vessels arriving at New Orleans, 1820-1875. Film # 0200235 Index to lists of passengers arriving at Philadelphia, 1883-1948; book indexes, 1906-1926; passenger lists, 1883-1921. Film # 1380256 Index to lists of passengers arriving at Philadelphia, 1883-1948; book indexes, 1906-1926; passenger lists, 1883-1921. Film # 1380256 Passenger lists of vessels arriving at Philadelphia, 1800-1882 with index 1800-1906. Film # 0419424 Passenger lists of vessels arriving at Portland, Maine, 1893-1943 ; Index, 1893-1954. Film # 1412619 Subject index to correspondence and case files of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, 1903-1952. Film # 1527605 >> --------------------- Forwarded message: From: JON-370@worldnet.att.net To: emigration-ships-digest@listserv.northwest.com, Ireland-L@rootsweb.com, SULLIVAN-L@rootsweb.com, NORTHEAST-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU, TheShipsList-L@rootsweb.com, Scotch-Irish-L@rootsweb.com, CANADIAN-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU, maine@listserv.northwest.com, quebec@listserv.northwest.com, massachusetts@listserv.northwest.com, connecticut@listserv.northwest.com, LANCSGEN-L@rootsweb.com, rhode-island@listserv.northwest.com, GENIRE-L@rootsweb.com, LEVESQUE-L@rootsweb.com Date: 97-10-24 19:45:50 EDT Easy way to find Passenger List at the LDS FHL. Using the Family History Library Catalog (on compact disc). Getting started: With the FamilySearch title screen displayed, press [enter]. The FamilySearch main menu will be displayed. Next, press [down arrow] to move the bar to "Library Catalog", and press [enter]. A message on the screen will instruct you to insert the library catalog compact disc into the compact disc drive. Insert the disc. The computer will display the catalog main menu and list the types of searches you can conduct. Using the [down arrow] Select: Film / Fiche Number Search TYPE the film # from the appropriate listing below. Then press [F12] to begin the search. In a moment, the computer will display the complete list that is in the Series. ------------------Listing-------------------------- A supplemental index to passenger lists of vessels arriving at Atlantic & Gulf Coast ports (excluding New York) 1820-1874. Film # 0418161 Index (Soundex) to passenger lists of vessels arriving at Baltimore, 1897- 1952. Film # 1373824 Passenger lists of vessels arriving at Baltimore, 1820-1921 ; Quarterly abstracts of passenger lists of vessels arriving at Baltimore, 1820-1869. Film # 0417383 Index to passenger lists of vessels arriving at Baltimore, 1833-1866 (city passenger lists). Film # 0821565 Passenger lists of vessels arriving at Boston, 1820-1891 : with index 1848- 1891. Film # 0205656 Crew lists of vessels arriving in New Bedford, Massachusetts, 1917-1932. Film # 1578398 Index to passengers arriving at New Bedford, 1902-1954; Passenger lists of vessels arriving at New Bedford, 1902-1942. Film # 1412572 Index to passenger lists of vessels arriving at New York, June 16, 1897- June 30, 1902 (T0519) ; Film # 0543449 Index (soundex) to passenger lists of vessels arriving at New York, July 1, 1902-December 31, 1943 (T0621) ; Film # 1379501 Passenger and crew lists of vessels arriving at New York, 1897-1924 (T0715). Film # 1403751 Register of vessels arriving at the Port of New York from foreign ports, 1789-1919. Film # 1415143 Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at New York, NY, 1820--1897. Film # 0002246 Passenger and crew lists of vessels arriving at New York, 1897-1924 Film # 1403751 Passenger lists of vessels arriving at New Orleans, 1820-1921 ;Index to passenger lists of vessels arriving in New Orleans, 1853 -1952. Film # 0543403 Quarterly abstracts of passenger lists of vessels arriving at New Orleans, 1820-1875. Film # 0200235 Index to lists of passengers arriving at Philadelphia, 1883-1948; book indexes, 1906-1926; passenger lists, 1883-1921. Film # 1380256 Index to lists of passengers arriving at Philadelphia, 1883-1948; book indexes, 1906-1926; passenger lists, 1883-1921. Film # 1380256 Passenger lists of vessels arriving at Philadelphia, 1800-1882 with index 1800-1906. Film # 0419424 Passenger lists of vessels arriving at Portland, Maine, 1893-1943 ; Index, 1893-1954. Film # 1412619 Subject index to correspondence and case files of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, 1903-1952. Film # 1527605 ==== LASTJOHN Mailing List ====

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CONT.................................... Calendar: 1700s 1708 Lovet, Abbé Copy of a speech of thanks to the Members of the Academy by M. L'Abbé Lovet. (On the blank parts of the manuscript are prescriptions "Liquer pour l'hydropsie" and "Bovelloz pour la portrine.") IV-4-a D. (French) 4 pp. 4 to 0 Calendar: 1710s 1719 Feb. 14 Nepuouet, Galpand, notary in the court of Montreuil Bellay and Arpairteur sworn resident at the royal seat of Senechaussee de Saumur and Andre Hullin, notary royal. Rochettes, (France) A marriage agreement between Perrine Bazille widow of Jean Douet, laborer, mother and guardian of Marie, Perrine, Francoise and Anne Douet her children and those of the deceased on the one side; and on the other side Gille Beaumont, laborer. The parties live at Rochettes, parish of Concourson. Property arrangements were made. (This document was drawn up in France). IV-4-a A.D.S. 8pp. 8vo. (French) Calendar: 1720s 1720 Jan. 1 Delanauze Paris, (France) A note for ten pounds. The names of Granet, Giraudeau, Fenellon, Bourgeois, and Durevelt are also printed on the note. (In the New Orleans papers.) 1726 May. 23 Coquet, Michel notary of the Duchy Pairie de Brissac, and Urbain Versille king's notary of Angers (in France). Mathieu Davy, baker and Francoise Martin his wife on the one side lease to Nicollas Renaud, winedresser of the parish of Concouroon on the other side the income of property situated at a place called Les Charnaux in the said parish of Concourcon, May 31, 1726. IV-4-a A.D.S. 4pp. 8vo. (French) 8 1732 Apr. 26 Ramus, (______), royal notary of Angers (in France). Michel Tessier, merchant farmer and Francoise Martin his wife living at Brissac, cede to Gilles Beaumont, laborer, living at Concourconproperty situated at a place called Les Charnaux in the said parish of Concourcon. Copy of the lease of this property made before Michel Coquet, notary of the Duchy Pairie de Brissac and (Urbain) Versille, royal notary, May 23, -------- 1726 was given to Beaumont. IV-d-a A.D.S. 3pp. 8vo. (French) 10 1735 Jul. 17 Henry (Nicolas) clerk (Jean Baptiste Lemoyne de) Bienville (gov. of Prov. of Louisiana) (Nicolas Chauvin de) la Freniere Philippe, Superior of the Capuchins Chastang, (Francois) Alexandre, (Viel, Bernard) Dreux, (Pierre) Voisin, (Pierre) New Orleans, (Louisiana) Resolution: Mr. Chastang former churchwarden proposes that a new churchwarden be chosen to succeed Mr. Alexandre whose term has ended. Mr. Voisin was chosen. IV-4-a A.D.S. 2pp. 8vo. (French) 8 1736 Feb. 17 Chantalou, (clerk, Augustin) (New Orleans, Louisiana) Jean Paul Le Sueur, Captain of the Infantry and the Marine deeds to his brother-in-law Joseph (Chauvin) Delary eight arpents of land one league and a half from New Orleans and between the land of Messers Francois Sirvais de Belisle (Bellile) and Jacques Hubert Belair in exchange for twelve arpents of land located at Collapissas which he gives to their common niece M'd'lle Catherine Chauvin de la Freniere daughter of Nicolas Chauvin de la Freniere, Counselor in the Superior Council of the province and his wife Marguerite Le Sueur. Done at New Orleans in the presence of Paul Balcour and Louis Hugont. (Nicolas) Henry, notary. IV-4-a A.D.S. 2pp. 8vo. (French) 11 1736 Jul. 8 Philippe, O.M. Cap., Vicar General and cure Morissett, (Louis) Bienville (Jean Baptiste Le Moyne de), governor of the province of Louisiana Salmon, (Edme Gatien) first judge of the superior council of Louisiana and procurator general of the King Fleuriau, (Francois) Chastang, (Francois) Dreux, (Pierre) Alexandre, (Viel, Bernard) Volsin, (Pierre) Henry, (clerk, Nicolas) New Orleans, (Louisiana) Sieur Muriel Monsett received the plurality of votes over Sieur Raymond de St. Martin Jauriquibery for the office of church warden to administer the funds and to give faithful account of the house of the Grand Vicar of the bishop of Quebec, Monsett was immediately installed and promised to execute his duties according to the mandates of 1667 and 1670. -------- 1737 Dec. 13 De Louboey, (Henry) Chevalier Avignon, (Claud Reynaud) Tarascon, (______) New Orleans, (Louisiana) Part of a list of those killed by the Natchez at that post as well as at the Yazoos. IV-4-a A.D.S. 3pp. 8vo (French) 5 1739 Jan. 6 Salmon (Edme Gatien) Controleur of the King, Commissioner of the Marine, Ordinateur and first Judge of the Superior Council of Louisiana. Noyan, (Gilles Augustin De) Morisset (Louis) Chastang (Francois) Henry (Nicolas) Du Breuil, (Joseph) Villars De Morand (Charles) Mathias, (of Sedan) Vic. Gen. New Orleans, (Louisiana) DuBreuil is elected churchwarden in the place of Morisset (wholesale merchant of N.O.) and the next year he is to take the place of De Morand. Jean Baptiste Gauthereau was chosen to teach the children of the parish. IV-4-a A.D.S. 3pp. 8vo. (French) 8 1740 Jan. 3 Salmon (Edme Gatien) Commissioner of the Marine, Ordinateur and first judge of the Superior Council of Louisiana De Morand (Charles) Chastang (Francois) Morisset (Louis) Fleuriau (Francois) Voisin (Pierre) Alexandre (Viel, Bernard) Du Dreuil (Joseph Villars) Henry, (clerk, Nicolas) Father Pierre CAP. New Orleans, (Louisiana) (Raymond) St. Martin de Jauriquibery is elected to be churchwarden in place of Sieur de Morand in the presence of Sieur de Salmon of Monsieur Chevalier (Henry) de Louboye (Louboey), lieutenant of the King in the province of La. of Monsieur Fleuriau, procurator of the King, in the presence also of Messieurs Du Breuil, de Morand, Chastang, Voisin, and Morisset, churchwarden of Sieur Alexandre former churchwarden. Next year Jauriquibery is to take the place of Sieur Du Breuil Villars and he is to solicit and collect the funds for the parish church and presbytery according to the decision of Nov. 2, 1738, which shall be 50 sols per negro and according to the wealth and position of those who have no slaves. At New Orleans in the presbytery. IV-4-a A.D.S. 2pp. 8vo. (French) 12 1746 May. 24 Broutin, Ignace (engineer) Vaudreuil, Pierre Rigaud Cavagnol, governor of Louisianna Le Normant, Sebastien Francois Ange, first judge of the superior Council New Orleans, (Louisianna) Lay out of the land given for church and presbytery in New Orleans. (A note makes special mention of a) plot donated by Francois Fleuriau. (Another note, undated, states that this) document is in the charge of Carlos Trudeau. A.D.S. 2pp. folio (French) Attached to 1791, June 30. 1747 Dec. 31 Charles (Rambervillier) Father, Superior of the Capuchins Father Charles Father Mathias (of Sedan O.M.Cap.) Darby, (English gentleman) Jonathan Prevost (Jean Baptiste) De Morand (Charles) Chastang (Francois) Morisset (Louis) Dreux (Pierre) Jauriquibery (Raymond St. Martin de) Voisin (Pierre) Raguet (Jean Baptiste) New Orleans, (Louisiana) Extract from book of Resolutions of parish of St. Louis, year of 1747 In obedience to the regulation of Messers (Pierre Rigaud Cavagnol de) Vandreuil governor and (Sebastian Francois Ange) Le Normant commissiaire general and Ordinateur of Province of La. dated Jan. 14, 1747, a meeting of churchwardens, former churchwardens and notables was held Dec. 31 to decide on means of assigning the pews of the church in accordance with the regulation according to which pews cannot be assigned in perpetuity nor for less than three years at a time. The matter of allocation of pews was proposed by Jonathan Darby and Sieur Prevost churchwardens with consent of Fr. Charles acting pastor and of Monsieur Raguet counselor in the Superior Council acting as procurator general. It was decided to auction the pews on Sunday Jan. 7, 1748. Extract signed, Fr. Charles. Certified by (Marin) Lenormand. List of the purchasers of the pews and the prices they paid. IV-4-a (copy of) A.D.S. 4pp. 8vo. (French) 15 1751 May. 3 Chantalou, (Sheriff) Augustin New Orleans, (Louisiana) Duhommiel, Monsieur Louis Charles, infantry officer and his wife Dame Catherine Chauvin de la Freniere sell to Louis Cesaire Le Bretton assessor councilor of the Superior Council of La. twelve arpents of land at Les Col(1)apissa(s) between the land of Sieurs Le Bretton and Joseph Girardy, which things were stipulated in the act of gifts made of this land to Monsieur Jean Paul Le Seur on Feb. 17, 1736-- appended to this cession is that of four arpents and about a third along the Mississippi in a place formerly called "la Cypriere des Chapitoulas (Tchoupitoulas)" which was the share of the Dame Duhommiel co-heir to the late Monsieur Nicolas Chauvin de la Freniere her father, a counselor. This sale was made in accordance with an ordinance of Monsieur (______) Michel after three publications by Marin Le Normand. Witnessed by Sieur Augustin Chantalou and Joseph Pelisson. Signed by Duhommiel, Chauvin Duhommiel, Le Bretton, Pelisson and (Nicolas) Henry, notary. IV-4-a (Copy of) A.D.S. 3pp. 8vo. (French) 13 Chantalou, (clerk, Augustin) New Orleans, (Louisiana) Prevost, Sieur Jean Baptiste, former churchwarden of St. Louis church, New Orleans, appeals to the superior Council of the province of La. to reverse decision of the churchwardens and notables of the parish ordering him leave in the hands of Sieur Charles Lesassier churchwarden 2528 livres, 13 sols and 4 deniers which Provost claims for his services as churchwarden in 1749 and -------- 1750. Prevost pleads his necessary absence at the time of the trial and that his advocate (Jean Baptiste) Garic had not time to get his case ready, also that after Sieurs (Nicolas Godefroy) Barbin (Attorney of Vacant Property) and (Claude Joseph) Villars (Dubreuil) had presented their statements he would be silenced. The Council orders Lesassier to pay the sum in question to Prevost from the treasury of the church with the right to recover if the decision is reversed. The treasury of the church is to pay the expenses of the trial. -------- 1756 Feb. 14 Marin Le Normand, crier of the Superior Council served summons on Lesassier at the request of Prevost. -------- 1756 Mar. 5 Prevost paid expenses of 25 livres. (Signed) Le Normand. -------- 1786 Apr. 12 Sieur Barbin recovered the funds. (Signed) Prevost. IV-4-a (Copy of) A.D.S. 4pp. 8vo. (French) 8 1757 Feb. 28 (Charity) Hospital New Orleans, (Louisiana) Financial statement of, covering the period from May 21, 1751 to Feb. 28, 1757. IV-4-a A.D. 4pp. 8vo. (French) 2 1758 Apr. 20 (Guadagni) John Anthony, bishop of Porto cardinal vicar general of the Pope and the Roman curia and its ordinary and district judge, certifies to the placing of a particle of authentic bone of St. Bonaventure in a silver reliquary and its proper sealing. IV-4-a A.D.S. 1p. 8vo. (Latin) 1758 Sep. 20 Chantalou, (Augustin, clerk New Orleans, Louisiana) to (Louis Cesaire Le Breton) Le Bretton (New Orleans, Louisiana) Chantalou certifies and sends the following copy of a document: Copy of: -------- 1750 Sep. 7 La Freniere, Chauvin de (New Orleans, Louisiana) to (______) La Freniere, assessor of the Superior Council (New Orleans, Louisiana) Chauvin surrenders 15 arpents at Chapitoulas (Tchoupitoukas) to his brother; he also guarantees possession of all the arpents of land at Collapissas in accordance with the will of the late Nicolas Chauvin de Laffreniere, counsellor of the Superior Council. IV-4 a A.D.S. (French) 1p. 4to. 7 1758 Nov. 15 Rochemore, Vincent Gaspard Pierre de, Chevalier, Councilor of the King in Council, Commissaire general of the Marine, Ordinateur of La. New Orleans, (Louisiana) Appoints Monsieur (Louis Alexandre) Dolaunay, church warden of the church of St. Louis in New Orleans to examine and finish the accounts of the old churchwardens and to examine old matters concerning the property of the same church. IV-4-a A.D.S. 1p. 8vo. (French) 3 1758 Nov. 23 Maxent, (Gilbert) New Orleans, (Louisiana) to Capuchin Fathers New Orleans Itemized statement of the amount due to Maxent from the Capuchins from Jan., 1758. Names mentioned: Father Jean Francois (O.M.Cap.); Father Eustaches (O.M.Cap.); Father Dagobert (of Longory) (O.M.Cap.); Father Sebaste (O.M.Cap.); Father Ferdinand (O.m.Cap.); Father Serafin (O.M.Cap.); (Joseph Villars) Du Brueil. Paid Nov. 23, 1758. IV-4-a A.D.S. 3PP. 8VO. (French) 10 CONT............................... ==== LASTJOHN Mailing List ====

CONT............... 1842 May 21 Rousselon, Father E(tienne) New Orleans, (Louisiana) Bishop Anthony Blanc informs Father C(onstantine) Maenhaut, pastor of St. Mary's, that he grants a dispensation from the publication of one bann for the marriage of Hypolite Peralta and Laura Coulon Jumonville. V-4-m D.S. (Latin) 1p. Folio 4 1842 Oct 14 Briggs, Lyman Covington, Louisiana to Father J.M. Bonniot ( ) Bonniot is authorized to marry Jean Guzman and Mathilde Baham, both of St. Tammany Parish. V-4-m A.D.S. 1p. Folio 3 1831 Jan 13 De Neckere, Bishop Leo (Raymond) St. Michael, (Louisiana) To (Father Matthew Bernard Anduze) New Orleans, (Louisiana) No one knows better than de Neckere the vast needs of this portion of the Church and so no one can better appreciate the talent, zeal and piety given them by Anduze. The most neglected part of the diocese at present is Pointe Coupée, Fausse Rivière, and St. Francisville where English is as necessary as French. Iberville is also impatiently waiting for a pastor. Father Delacroix as well as the Ladies of the Sacred Heart were very happy to have Anduze's visit. Copy (French) The following year de Neckere created the position of Preacher in the Cathedral for Anduze while he was pastor of Iberville. Anduze did not wish to fill it; it remained vacant. In 1834 Father (Louis) Moni left for Italy. Bishop (Anthony) Blanc had him come down from Iberville to fill it. In 1838 Anduze settled his affairs and was about to leave for Europe when an unusual event called him to the French fleet at Vera Cruz. ---------------- 1830 Nov(?)15 Garibaldi, Monsignor A., Intermuncio at Paris Paris, (France) To Father (Matthew Bernard) Anduze Liverpool, England Garibaldi thanks Anduze for giving him news of himself; he wishes him a good journey. He believes that in America Anduze will be more quiet than they are in Europe. Here they are quiet enough now; the meetings of the workers ended with meetings. However, there are many political associations which cause anxiety to the government. Perhaps the recognition of Louis Philippe I, which appeared imminent, will give prestige to French trade. Italy is quiet; there is an Austrian army of nearly 100,000 men in Lombardy; there is fear for Spain. As for Garibaldi, there seems signs of leaving here. His chief, the Cardinal Secretary of State, is well and is pleased to have news of Anduze. Garibaldi saw Anduze's agent yesterday; he has been at his house several times. Garibaldi made a call for Anduze on Mr. Carpagna who was very happy to have news of him. His case is won and he is busy with the settlement. He has had no recent news of his sister but always expects some. Garibaldi's colleague sends greetings. Copy (French) 1842 Nov 6 Generes, J.C. De Hydropolis, (Louisiana) to Bishop (Anthony) Blanc New Orleans, (Louisiana) De Generes asks to use Blanc's name as a reference to the support of this young establishment. He has enlarged his building and can now accommodate 16 young ladies. He intends to receive Madame Le Duc, highly recommended by Madame Burth(e) as an assistant to his daughters. He begs Blanc's influence in recommending this school to those gentlemen whom Blanc knows at Natchitoches. (On the back of this letter in pencil are the following names): Z. Cavelier, T. Mossy, L. Garidel, Ch. Daron, Oct. Des Armas, G. Boyer, A. Pelier(?), B. Blanchet, H. Kernion, N. Jourdan. V-4-m A.L.S. 2pp. 4to. 5 1842 Nov 6 Generes, J.C. De Hydropolis, (Louisiana) to Bishop (Anthony) Blanc New Orleans, (Louisiana) De Generes asks to use Blanc's name as a reference to the support of this young establishment. He has enlarged his building and can now accommodate 16 young ladies. He intends to receive Madame Le Duc, highly recommended by Madame Burth(e) as an assistant to his daughters. He begs Blanc's influence in recommending this school to those gentlemen whom Blanc knows at Natchitoches. (On the back of this letter in pencil are the following names): Z. Cavelier, T. Mossy, L. Garidel, Ch. Daron, Oct. Des Armas, G. Boyer, A. Pelier(?), B. Blanchet, H. Kernion, N. Jourdan. V-4-m A.L.S. 2pp. 4to. 5 1842 Nov 6 Generes, J.C. De Hydropolis, (Louisiana) to Bishop (Anthony) Blanc New Orleans, (Louisiana) De Generes asks to use Blanc's name as a reference to the support of this young establishment. He has enlarged his building and can now accommodate 16 young ladies. He intends to receive Madame Le Duc, highly recommended by Madame Burth(e) as an assistant to his daughters. He begs Blanc's influence in recommending this school to those gentlemen whom Blanc knows at Natchitoches. (On the back of this letter in pencil are the following names): Z. Cavelier, T. Mossy, L. Garidel, Ch. Daron, Oct. Des Armas, G. Boyer, A. Pelier(?), B. Blanchet, H. Kernion, N. Jourdan. V-4-m A.L.S. 2pp. 4to. 5 1842 Nov 6 Generes, J.C. De Hydropolis, (Louisiana) to Bishop (Anthony) Blanc New Orleans, (Louisiana) De Generes asks to use Blanc's name as a reference to the support of this young establishment. He has enlarged his building and can now accommodate 16 young ladies. He intends to receive Madame Le Duc, highly recommended by Madame Burth(e) as an assistant to his daughters. He begs Blanc's influence in recommending this school to those gentlemen whom Blanc knows at Natchitoches. (On the back of this letter in pencil are the following names): Z. Cavelier, T. Mossy, L. Garidel, Ch. Daron, Oct. Des Armas, G. Boyer, A. Pelier(?), B. Blanchet, H. Kernion, N. Jourdan. V-4-m A.L.S. 2pp. 4to. 5 1842 Nov 10 Tabor, Martha M. Lafourche, (Louisiana) To (Bishop Anthony Blanc New Orleans, Louisiana) Tabor's sister has been in bad health all summer so that all her household duties have devolved on Martha. She is now in better health. Nothing would give Martha more pleasure than to hear from (Blanc) her godfather. The distance to church is so great that they cannot at all times have a conveyance to get there. Father (Charles M.) Menard is well and comes down sometimes in the neighborhood but Martha has never seen him. (Blanc) is to let her know if he has heard from Father (Julian) Priour lately. Her mother and family are in tolerable health. V-4-m A.L.S. 1p. 4to. 3 cont............................... 1842 Nov 22 Vivien New Orleans, (Louisiana) To Bishop (Anthony Blanc New Orleans, Louisiana) Vivien encloses a letter from Bishop (John Mary Odin, C.M.) of Texas and takes this occasion to recommend to (Blanc) an unfortunate artist and Father of a family who has no other income but his talent. Not being known in this country he has been without work for a long time. He is persuaded that (Blanc) would like him to do his portrait or talk to someone about their portrait or other pictures. (P.S.) He could not deliver the bishop's letter on his arrival because he caught such a cold on the steamboat he got a fever which kept him in bed two days. A.L.S. (French) 2pp. 8vo. 1842 Nov 25 Lesne, Father J(ames) N(ew) O(rleans, Louisiana) To Bishop (Anthony) Blanc (New Orleans, Louisiana) The bearer of this letter, Edward Lavergne, asks Lesne to bless his marriage tomorrow evening. Does Blanc have any objection to this or to giving a dispensation from the time? He is to answer by the bearer who has already fulfilled all other requirements. (Blanc writes on the letter): Petition granted. V-4-m A.L.S. (French) 2pp. 4to. 2 1842 Nov 29 Armengol, Father B(onaventure) Assumption, (Louisiana) To Father (Stephen) Rousselon New Orleans, (Louisiana) They are without money for the last payment on their Negress, $270 due tomorrow. He asks Rousselon to send $200 by Captain Streck. Rousselon is to greet the Bishop who will be pleased to hear that (Adrien) Rouquette is very much pleased and his health is much better. They lack Numbers 79, 80 and 81 of the (Annals) of the Propagation of the Faith. Father (John) Boullier, (C.M.) has not received any for a long time. (On the back of the letter Rousselon notes that) $200 was sent December 1. V-4-m A.L.S. (French) 2pp. 4to. 4 1842 Dec 9 Tabor, Martha M. Lafourche, (Louisiana) To Bishop (Anthony) Blanc New Orleans, L(ouisian)a Her mother died on November 17. They all feel a full assurance that she is in the company of the just. Martha has been sick for nearly one month but feels a little better now. Her brother-in-law is like a Father to her. All her sisters are at home yet but will leave there in a few days. They will go into families to live; Martha will remain with her sister who is married. Her step-Father is expected to die. She hopes Blanc, her godfather, will not delay in answering her letter. 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1842 Feb 20 Etienne. (C.M.), Father (Jean-Baptiste) Paris, (France) To Father (Bonaventure) Armengol Assumption-La Fourche, Louisiana Although Etienne has not written for a long time, he is very much interested in the work confided to Armengol. The last circular sent to Armengol told him of their position here. Today their position is less painful, he hopes they will soon come out of this crisis. Armengol's letter of December 22 to Father (Jean-Baptiste) Nozo, C.M.) was not only given to (Father Marc-Antoine) Poussou, (C.M.), it was given to the council and Etienne was commissioned to reply to it. They have been delighted by the good news in his letter. Armengol asked: 1. To be authorized to receive 10,000 francs as a loan, to be repaid at Paris. But he does not say when nor if Father (John) Timon, (C.M.) has approved the use he proposes to make of it. Timon has already used all the funds allowed this year for America. Armengol is to consult with Timon. 2. Armengol asks to be authorized to keep his Mass stipends to give to his parents. It has been arranged with Timon that no priest in America is to keep the stipends but that a certain sum will be given to those whose parents need it. Timon, on his return to America, will have told Armengol of the resolutions passed by the Council that each mission have its administration and resources according to their rule and that the local superior will have all the rights belonging to his office. V-4-m A.L.S. (French) 3pp. 4to. 4 1842 Feb 15(?) Cohen, Benjamin W. New Orleans, (Louisiana) To Bishop (Anthony) Blank(!) New Orleans, (Louisiana) Having succeeded in establishing a Vaccine Institution in this city Cohen offers to take the different orphan asylums over which Blanc has jurisdiction, free of any expenses. He already has the Poydras Asylum under his charge and has vaccinated over 40 children. Smallpox having appeared in several parts of the city it should receive the earliest attention. V-4-m A.L.S. 2pp. 4to. 2 1842 Jan 24 Mina, Father Ve. M(odest)e and Father (Joseph) Billon, St. John Baptist (Second German Coast, Louisiana) To Father St(ephen) Rousselon New Orleans, (Louisiana) Joseph Bourgeois, wishing to marry Marie Céline Champagne, asks for a dispensation. Both live in St. Charles Parish, First German Coast. Mina received Rousselon's letter of the 22nd and hastens to send the baptismal certificate requested (no enclosure). Billon joins in sending respects. V-4-m A.L.S. (French) 1842 Feb 4 Odin, C.M., Father J(ohn) M(ary) Galveston, (Texas) To Bishop A(nthony) Blanc New Orleans, L(ouisian)a Odin has just arrived and learning that a boat is to leave tomorrow for New Orleans he hastens to send news. He left San Antonio the Monday after Christmas and barely escaped the arrows of the Comanches and on the third day he almost fell into the hands of a band of robbers. Along the way he visited a great number of Catholic families. What difficulties to overcome in this country! As he was writing this, (Michael?) Menard brought Blanc's letters of last October and November. Odin was far from expecting the sad news Blanc communicated; he hopes His Holiness has deigned to dispense him from an honor of which he feels unworthy and a burden which he is incapable of bearing. Odin cannot set out tomorrow; he will leave by the next boat. Death has taken Father (George Haydon) Hayden. V-4-m A.L.S. (French) 3pp. 4to. 3 1842 Mar 20 Laurant, J(ean) Pointe Coupée, (Louisiana) to Bishop Ant(hony) Blanc New Orleans, Louisiana At the last meeting of the trustees of St. Francis Church, a resolution was taken to inform Blanc of their desire to see harmony and peace restored in their parish. Therefore Laurant asks him to dispense them from paying Father (Jean) Martin the immense amount he lays claim to and for which he has instituted court proceedings. It is absolutely necessary for the trustees to wait for the decision of the court before paying any sum whatsoever. Trustees elected later could hold their predecessors responsible for the money which in Laurant's opinion is not legitimately due to Martin. Blanc will no doubt reply that the trustees did not inform him of the withdrawal on December 31, 1835 of the decree of July 1, 1834, which had allowed $1000 a year to Martin but Martin should have informed Blanc for the contract was destroyed with his consent. Are they responsible for the faults of their predecessors and are they condemned to see their churches abandoned and their children growing up in ignorance? They beg Blanc to come and put an end to this state of things. Laurant offers Blanc his house, a carriage, and a servant for his stay in their parish. V-4-m A.L.S. (French) 3pp. 4to. 1842 Apr 17 Lanaux, Ph. New Orleans, (Louisiana) Permission for his Negress, Severine, to have her baby baptized. V-4-m A.D.S. (French) 1p. 32mo. 0 1842 Apr 18 Brogard, Father J(oseph) N(icolas) Baton Rouge, (Louisiana) Answers to questions (constituting a census) of St. Joseph's Church of East Baton Rouge and (an account of the church finances and furnishings). Brogard's birth date is May 27, 1810; he was ordained September 29, 1838 in the Chapel of the Visitation, Georgetown, D.C.; appointed to St. Joseph's on January 1, 1842. V-4-m A.D.S. (French) 3pp. 4to. 1 1842 Apr 20 David Caracas, Venezuela to Bishop Anthony Blanc New Orleans, (Louisiana) For a long time David has wanted to write to Blanc but he wanted first to see the Archbishop of Caracas who returned only the Monday of Holy Week. Mrs. David and Isabelle attended all the services at the Cathedral. Bishop (John Anthony) de la Pena plans to answer Blanc's letter; he will tell Blanc that Venezuela has an archbishop at Caracas and two bishops, one for Merida and one for Guiana. Their trip was very fine; Blanc's priests contributed not a little to it. He received a most flattering welcome from the President and other officials of Venezuela and he hopes to be of some use to his fellow countrymen. David signs as Consul General. P.S. Mr. Germain will bring these lines. V-5-e A.L.S. (French) 4pp. Folio to be cont......................... ==== LASTJOHN Mailing List ====

NOTRE DAME RECORDS CONT...... 1842 Maurian, Charles, Parish Judge New Orleans, (Louisiana) Licenses signed by Maurian, (a few signed by) J. Bermudez, parish judge pro. tem., granting license to Father (Louis) Moni, curate of St. Louis Church, (some to) Father (Edward) D'Hauw, (one to) Father J(ames) I(gnatius) Mullen, rector of St. Patrick's; (one to)Gallien Tréval, associate judge of the city court, (and some to) Bishop (Anthony) Blanc to marry (the following persons): January 4, Frantz Georgens and Eliza Klinghammer; January 7, Philip Lützenberg and Rosina Allerstörffer; January 7, Lucien Florentan(?) and Adeline Theresa Price; January 7, Henry Shafy(?) and Sarah Johnson, widow of Charles Due; January 7, John McNamara and Rose Curry; January 10, George Washington Crown and Ellen McHugh; January 10, Jeremiah Kennelly and Alice O'Neil, widow of Ja(me)s Donlin; January 11, John O'Brian and Emelie Lussera(?), widow of Peter Dewen; January 15, William Byrne and Catherine Ward; January 21, Valentin Engelhart and Margareta Schmidt; January 22, Thomas McKenna and Catherine Lehey, widow of Patrick Sullivan; January 24, Michael Münch and Catherine Müller; January 25, Valentin Martin and Anna Maria Joseph; January 25, Pierre Poursine and Clara Remoussin; January 27, Silvester Quinn and Bridget Murray; January 27, William Rogers and Catherine McCrink; widow of Patrick Meehan; January 29, Thomas Monk and Elizabeth O'Connor; February 4, Alexander Beton and Ellen Murphy, widow of Thomas Lawler; February 5, August Wetzel and Barbara Schuber; February 5, James McCabe and Sarah Kelly; February 12, Maurice Shea and Mary Casey; February 15, Philip Arnetta and Johanna Crowley, widow of Cornelius Sullivan; February 15, Thomas O'Harring and Catherine Larkin, widow of Michael Donavan; March 2, John McMahon and Bridget Hart, widow of Th(oma)s Mulligan; March 5, Patrick Dalahant and Catherine Coke, widow of James Flynn; March 8, Peter Eiswirth and Catherine Stenger; March 15, Michael O'Brian and Ellen Dwyer, widow of M. Harrington; March 19, Edward Fitzgerald and Mary Waldron; March 26, Francis O'Neil and Ann Mulhall; March 28, Mathew Daly and Mary McGrath, widow of Sydney Abel; March 28, James McGill and Hannah Griffin; March 29, Henry Charter and Margaret Gammond; March 30, Richard McCabe and Alice Lamb; April 2, Philippe Milaudon and Marie Agathe Abat; April 5, John B. Dogherty and Bridget Doyle, widow of John Maguire; April 5, Antoine Dupeyré and Eugénie Angaud; April 7, James Murray and Maria Brothers; April 18, Mathias Lee and Catherine Schenker; April 20, Thomas Twomey and Mary Fullerton; April 23, John Sullivan and Julia Myhan; April 23, Thomas Burke and Mary McManus, widow of J. O'Brian; April 25, Michail Coffee and Johanna Lester, widow of Joseph Murphy; April 26, John Sweeney and Ann McManus, widow of Patrick McKiernan; April 27, William Barry and Catherine Connelly, widow of W(illia)m May; April 29, Charles Cox and Catherine McGoey; April 29, Christian Cass and Elizabeth Donnelly; April 30, Owen Kieran and Ann Callaghan; May 2, Johannes Pfeffer and Margareta Scherer; May 3, Hypolite Peralta and Laura Coulon Jumonville; May 5, William Schmidt and Maria Muller; May 9, Armand Montreuil and Genevieve Constance Delery; (on the back of this license is written) Barthelemy Montreuil, Jeanne Modeste Dutillet, Charles Delery, Aimée Dutillet; May 12, John Henesy and Ann Murphy, widow of John Rose; May 13, Dennis Sullivan and Honoria Halloran; May 14, John Boswood and Ann Quick, widow of James Lynch; May 18, James Griffin and Catherine McGraw; May 27, James Taylor and Ann Clarke; May 30, Hieronimus Hack and Ann Sander, widow of Michael Bresson; May 30, William McLaughlin and Ann Dougherty; June 1, Francis Duffy and Mary Monaghan, widow of Matthew Driscoll; June 2, Martin Hogan and Bridget McGran; June 6, Tho(ma)s Peniston and Amelie Allard Duplantier; June 7, Jean Nicolas Claudel and Euphrosie Conrad; June 7, John McFee and Catherine Smith, widow of James Bateson; June 8, Peter Higgins and Mary Ann Hamilton, widow of John Cornelius; June 8, Robert Carlin and Margaret (McGirk), widow of Jeremiah McGirk; June 9, Edward King and Ellen Dillon; June 10, Archibald Page and Ann Gray; June 11, John Smith Dawson Ogle and Celicia Brown; June 17, James Railey and Mary Barry; June 18, Jules Augustin Rousseau and Elmire Poupart; June 23, Frederick Letzelter and Emma Grenner; June 24, John Byrne and Maria Donlin; July 2, Pierre Becker and Margaret Braun; July 5, Francis Wood and Mary Maguire; July 6, John Watkins and Sarah Ann Vizard, widow of F. Burke; July 11, John Bennett and Lucretia Blake; July 12, Edward White and Margaret Codey, widow of David Mulchy; July 16, Theodore Verret and Marie Azélie Foucher; July 18, Thomas Landy and Mary Englisby; July 23, James Masterson and Rosana Donlin; July 27, Francois Ruiz Alpuente and Mathilde Antoinette Hepburn; July 27, Thomas Calgan and Margaret Owen; August 1, John Poynton and Elizabeth Simon; August 1, W(illia)m Creane and Betty Gallagher, widow of John Finlin; August 4, Stephen Allen and Brigit Hanassy, widow of Jackson; August 8, Mathew McAuliff and Mary Mahan; August 8, Joseph Lesueur and Anne Claire O'Reilly; August 11, John Cole and Sarah Murphy, widow of Hugh McCarthy; August 11, Patrick Fallon and Helen Rilkinton, widow of Hugh McNally August 12, Joseph Whitmore and Mary Jones, widow of John Kerner; August 17, Magin Bernadas and Celestine Leonise Beltran; August 23, James Daly and Mary McQuade, widow of James Dougherty; August 27, Victor Visinier and Marie Eulalie Angèle Peyroux; September 3, Thomas Williams and Mary Scaney, widow of William Gibney; September 7, Patrick Coy and Rosana Hardy, widow of Sam(ue)l Bertheisa; September 8, John McClane and Sarah Finch; September 8, Henry Jones and Catharine Donavan; September 9, William Petterson and Eliza Buggy; September 15, Samuel B. Ellison and Susan Crimmins; September 15, Arthur Kelly and Sarah Healy, widow of Michael Carsen; September 21, Charles Louer and Mary Hag; October 1, Robert Hart and Austine Austin; October 21, Edourd Lavergne and Marie Auguste; October 24, Lucien Dubois and Marie Louise Pedesclaux; November 5, John O'Neil and Elizabeth Haskins; November 11, William Watson and Lucy Weyl, widow of Algernon Sidney Green; November 17, Thomas Maly and Isabella Daly, widow of Patrick Daly; November 18, Henry Enoul Dugué Livaudais and Marie Celestine Drew; November 19, Marc Dodart and Laure Margaret Sel; November 20, Lawrence Rush and Mary Fulham, widow of L. Skelley; November 22, William McAtee and Anora Duffy; November 23, Patrick Cummiskey and Ann Dunn; November 23, Benoit Antoine and Adele Jamet; November 24, Robert Nicholson and Catharine Brady; November 24, James Finnan and Catharine Dinnigan; November 25, John B(aptis)te Monié and Josephine Montaine; November 28, Francois Assant and Sophia Beck; November 29, Jean George Assant and Eliza Burns; November 30, Alexander Jameson and Suzan Bradley; December 3, Joseph Victor and Marie Joseph; December 7, Edouard Francois Correjalles and Feliciane Tilano, widow of Tho(ma)s Aug(usti)n Obiol; December 8, Francois Bacone and Pauline Eugénie Dieu; December 8, Joseph Beaulieu and Candida Casanovas, widow of William Holmes Cobb; December 10, Jacques Henry and Josephine Py; December 12, Michael Donohu(e) and Julia O'Bryan; December 13, John William Parr and Mary Ann McIlvaine; December 14, Peter Corr and Emilia Burns, widow of Patrick Duffy; December 15, Dominique Guerin and Cecile Maillot; December 15, Lewis Lambert Bown and Marie Lilia Daquin; December 16, W(illia)m A. Nott and Pauline Emma Canonge; December 16, Nicolas Vigey and Marie Thereze Marechal; December 24, John Clayton and Mary Higgins; December 26, Joseph Purcell and Eliza Neale, widow of W(illia)m Connor; December 27, Thomas Starck and Margaret Power, widow of Dennis Callaghan; December 27, Owen Kelly and Mary Murphy; December 28, Charles Sagory and Suzanna Tricou; December 30, Henry Fleckner and Catherine Paulen; December 30, Francois Rimailho and Jeanne Desirée Cazaux (on the back of this license): Charles, son of Charles Chaudurier(?) and Elène Dubois, born September 29, godparents Charles and Marie Genois; December 31, William E. Kennedy and Charlotte H. Peirce; December 31, James Gallagher and Jane Hammond. V-4-m 150 licenses 341 ==== LASTJOHN Mailing List ====

By request. Shirley Nichols wrote: > LIST OF PASSENGERS ARRIVING FROM FOREIGN PORTS > 1ST QUARTER/ JAN. 21, 1850/ to New Orleans, La. > > From passenger list at State Library, Louisisna > Vessel:Francesca > Master: Pelba > From: Palermo > M. Sanito > age 26 > sex m > occup. seaman > native of: Italy > going to: USA > --------------- > vessel: Francesca > master: Pelba > From: Palermo > name: M. R. Valentina > age 42 > sex: m > occup: seaman > native of: Italy > going to > USA > ---------------- > Vessels entering the Port of N.O. 1850-1851 > Brig, Alberta , Master Montgomery, from Havana #8 > Ship, Arabian, Master Hawkins, from Belfast #12 > Bark, Alma, Master Wiulp, Bordeaux, #37 > Ship, Amulet, Master Howes, from Harve, #54 > Ship, Austerlitz, Master Ulick, from Bordeaux, #17 > Ship, Abbot Land, Master Blasslal, from Breman #77 > Ship Amazon, Master Murry, from Harve, # 78 > Ship Alhambia, Master Wilson, from Bilboa, #84 > Ship Agnos, Master Wavnekan, from Breman, # 87 > Ship, Arkansas, Master Lavvaba, from Harve, # 115 > Scho. Aurelius, Master Ure, from Rio Grande # 128 > Ship,,Auburn, Master Duffy, from New York, #134 > Bark, Alfred, Master Bullier, from Bremen, #138 > Ship, Arkansas, Master Hillard, fromNew York, #150 > Ship Araminta, Master Rogore, from Liverpool, #154 > Ship Ann Cooper, Master Morton , from Liverpool, #157 > Bark, Amelia, Master Mulhollan, from Demerava, #180 > Ship Ambassadress, Master Bannesman, from Liverpool, #187 > Brig Arctaloss, MasterGould, Tampico, #188 > Bark, Anonima, Master Costa, from Palermo, #288 > Bark, Algoma, Master Spalding, Bordeaux, #231 > Brig, Amerika, Master Stephanson, from Bordeaux, #251 > Bark Brewster, Master Watson, from Palermo, #219 > ------------- > Will cont., .the B's tomorrow, hope this helps someone, Shiley Nichols > >

CONT., SHIPS TO PORT OF NEW ORLEANS, LA. 1850-1851 'E' Ship Espindola Master Barstow Antwerp #46 Ship Excelsior Master Wiulliams Liverpool #82 Ship Emeral Master Buck Bremen #85 Brig Empressaria Master Collins Tampico #87 Schr Eleanor Master Drew Havana #101 Ship Edmund Perkins Master Tracy Trieste #148 Ship Ellerslie Master Wallace Rotterdam #111 Brig Economist Master Perry Antigue #118 Brig Excellent Master Kraft Gibraltar #130 Ship Elisha MasterDenison Havana #132 Brig Excellent Master Kraft Gibraltar #151 Ship Eliza Morrison Master Leitch Belfast #192 Ship Edgar Master Shapter New York #195 Ship Eli Whitney Master Dyer Antwerp #166 Ship Elizabeth Master Hasty London #200 Bark Elliott Master Watts Havana #227 Bark Envoy Master Griffney Londonderry #233 Ship Erins Queen Master Davidson Liverpool #243 Ship Exchange Master Frank Liverpool #260 F Brig Four Brothers Master Slater StCroir #28 Bark Fanny Master Sampson Liverpool ##47 Ship Francis de Paul Master Sagory Harve #57 Ship France Master Duncan Liverpool #74 Brig Flora Master Hard Bremen #47 Schr Ferdinand Master Leighton Jamaica #153 Schr Fulton Master Walford Tampico #169 To be cont...........;G'

In a message dated 97-10-17 23:03:43 EDT, bwhitman@bwhitman.com writes: << You have first link billing under family on St. John Parish, also if it's genealogy you're after, you have to strike up an e-mail conversation with Mr. Neal Comeaux, possibly the most interesting person I've ever met. He has traced the Comeaux Family back to the early 1300's and has a wealth of information on the subject! TJOELAPLACE@webtv.net (NEAL COMEAUX) >> If anyone is searching for information on the COMEAUX name, please email Mr. Neal Comeaux. ~Michelle Fradella, Coordinator St. John The Baptist Parish, LAGenWeb LASTJOHN-L Listowner --------------------- Forwarded message: From: bwhitman@bwhitman.com (Bob Whitma) To: MFradella@aol.com Date: 97-10-17 23:03:43 EDT Michelle, You have first link billing under family on St. John Parish, also if it's genealogy you're after, you have to strike up an e-mail conversation with Mr. Neal Comeaux, possibly the most interesting person I've ever met. He has traced the Comeaux Family back to the early 1300's and has a wealth of information on the subject! TJOELAPLACE@webtv.net (NEAL COMEAUX) Thanks, and if you want to write an article about genealogy, please do, we'll post it for you. Mr. Neal has one I need to put up on the web warning people of scams that promise your family tree in a bound book with pictures and in small print states that none of the people may be realted to you! Thanks again, Bob Whitman ------------------------------------------------------------- At 10:29 PM 10/17/97 -0400, you wrote: >Bob, >Is it possible for you to add a Genealogy Link to the CommunityOnline Site? > There is a Louisiana USGenWeb Page: http://www.goldenbranches.com/la-state/ > >and from there you can access all the parish sites. > >Thanks, >Michelle Fradella, Coordinator >St. John The Baptist Parish, LAGenWeb >LASTJOHN-L Listowner >mfradella@aol.com > ---------:) Team Communities Online, We're on the move!, in the news!, and getting ready to sell products from New Millennium Mall! ----------------------------------------------------------------- News! Communities Online, Inc. Grand Openning! Visit our New sites! ----------------------------------------------------------------- Check out our websites! http://www.neworleansusa.com (Our international site!) http://www.communityonline.com (Parent site for our community!) http://www.newmillenniummall.com (Our shopping mall!) ==== LASTJOHN Mailing List ====

Cont: Ships into PORT OF NEW ORLEANS, 1850-1851 Ship: Brunswick Master Pemberton from Harve #4 Brig Belle Master Tose from Montego Bay #16 Ship Belinda Master Kelly from Liverpool #104 Bark Bangor Master Liegton from Liverpool #158 Schr. Brare Master Riddle Kingston #172 Ship Boston Master BArker from Havana #245 STARTING C Brig Cid Master Villalonga from Havana #9 Schr. Charron Master Golding from Havana #23 Ship Claiborne Master Larensella from Havana #36 Ship Clifton Master Ingarsoll Harve #40 Ship Constantine Master Saimpson Havana #42 BArk Catherine Master Swift from Havana #45 Schr Charlotte Reed Master Houghton from Antwerpt #100 Schr Carlton Master Bance from Liverpool #173 Ship Cristohe Colomb Master Dury from Harve #135 Bark Creole Master Clark from Londonderry #139 Ship Columbus Master Meyer from Brennen #144 Bark Carman Master Galvez from Cadie #145 Ship Chesapeake Master Clark from Rotterdam #170 Bark Catherine Master Swift from Havana #177 Ship Cassandra Master Gall from Glasgow #255 Schr Charron Mmaster Golding from Tampico #206 Schr Charlotte Master Burt from Brennen #209 via Tampico Brig Chastena Master Kowster from Curacoa #220 Brog Conradine Master Koster from Tampico #224 Schr Cora Master String from Brassos #230 Bark Callao Master Warren from Glasgow #249 Ship Chas Chalomer Master Valpay from Liverpool #252 Brog C#Rogers master-none listed- from Tampico #144 HERE ARE THE D's Ship Diadem Master Tucker Liverpool #73 Ship Desemona Master Emerson from Cadiz #754 Bark Delaware Master Fisher from Philadelphia #182 Schr Declaration Master Varina from Turks Island #177 END OF THE D'd cont tomorrow with the E's...........................

LIST OF PASSENGERS ARRIVING FROM FOREIGN PORTS 1ST QUARTER/ JAN. 21, 1850/ to New Orleans, La. >From passenger list at State Library, Louisisna Vessel:Francesca Master: Pelba From: Palermo M. Sanito age 26 sex m occup. seaman native of: Italy going to: USA --------------- vessel: Francesca master: Pelba From: Palermo name: M. R. Valentina age 42 sex: m occup: seaman native of: Italy going to USA ---------------- Vessels entering the Port of N.O. 1850-1851 Brig, Alberta , Master Montgomery, from Havana #8 Ship, Arabian, Master Hawkins, from Belfast #12 Bark, Alma, Master Wiulp, Bordeaux, #37 Ship, Amulet, Master Howes, from Harve, #54 Ship, Austerlitz, Master Ulick, from Bordeaux, #17 Ship, Abbot Land, Master Blasslal, from Breman #77 Ship Amazon, Master Murry, from Harve, # 78 Ship Alhambia, Master Wilson, from Bilboa, #84 Ship Agnos, Master Wavnekan, from Breman, # 87 Ship, Arkansas, Master Lavvaba, from Harve, # 115 Scho. Aurelius, Master Ure, from Rio Grande # 128 Ship,,Auburn, Master Duffy, from New York, #134 Bark, Alfred, Master Bullier, from Bremen, #138 Ship, Arkansas, Master Hillard, fromNew York, #150 Ship Araminta, Master Rogore, from Liverpool, #154 Ship Ann Cooper, Master Morton , from Liverpool, #157 Bark, Amelia, Master Mulhollan, from Demerava, #180 Ship Ambassadress, Master Bannesman, from Liverpool, #187 Brig Arctaloss, MasterGould, Tampico, #188 Bark, Anonima, Master Costa, from Palermo, #288 Bark, Algoma, Master Spalding, Bordeaux, #231 Brig, Amerika, Master Stephanson, from Bordeaux, #251 Bark Brewster, Master Watson, from Palermo, #219 ------------- Will cont., .the B's tomorrow, hope this helps someone, Shiley Nichols

NOTRE DAME ARCHIVES RECORDS CONTINUED: 1842 Dugue', Francios Joseph Livaudais Jefferson Parish, La. Nine Lic. signed by Dugue', to persons to be married March 10, William Radford and Catherine McQuade April 2, Joseph Wilker and Catherine Snitiff April 17, James McComiick and Catherine Dowty May 13, Joseph Schamber and Salome' Nesse May 31, William H. Titus and Maria Donally [Donalin] June 10, John Lawrence and Mary Lynch July 2, Peter FitxSimmons and Brigite McWire Sept 15, Antonio Gants and Margaret Oal Nov 26, Fransois Perrillien and Eliza Bourc V-4-m Lic. S. 11pp. 4to. to be cont with New Orleans Lic. signed by Maurian, Charles, Parish Judge New Orleans, La. some by J. Bermudez, parish judge pro. tem., granting lic. to Father Louis Moni, curate of St Louis Church. ==== LASTJOHN Mailing List ====