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The Ship "The Two Brothers", sailed August 19, 1719 France for Louisiana

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Source: Ship Lists of Passengers Leaving France for Louisiana 1718-1724, originally published in the Louisiana Historical Society Quarterly & Roll of the passengers who set sail on the vessels of the Indies Company (Compagnie des indes) to go to Louisiana, starting from July 1, 1719 in National Archives of Canada (NAC) G1, vol. 464

On The Ship "The Two Brothers", sailed August 19, 1719 France for Louisiana
Concession of the chravlier De Tourneuille
Surname	First Name	Age	Height	Hair	Occupation	Where from
Mr. Le de Tourneuille	Chev'er
Workmen
Pigeon	Adrien [NAC shows his name as Lorien]				workman
Robin	Charles				workman
Millet	Jacques				workman
Cesar	Jean B'te [NAC: Baptiste]				workman (negro)
Moras	Jean B'te [NAC: Baptiste]				workman
Pesson	Jacques				workman
Audebran	Marie				servant
Concession of Mr. Villemont
Mr. de Villemont
Made. de Villemont					his wife
M'lle de Villemont	Jean [NAC: Jeanne]				their child [NAC: his daughter]
M'lle de Villemont	Marie Anne				their child
Workmen
Tabarre	Jean				workman
de Lignaule	Eustache				workman
Ninger	Alphonse				workman
Charvau	Mathurin				workman
Morisset	Charles Antoine				workman
Chaigneau	Jacques				workman
Girade	Marie				workman
Broutier	Anne				workman
Manie [NAC: Marisse]	Tudick [NAC: Audiette]				workman
Vrignault	Anne				workman
David	Jean B'te [NAC: Baptiste]				workman
Gedeon	Henry				workman
Concession of Mr. Chantreau De Beaumont
M. de Beaumont	Chantreau
Aubry	Catherine				his wife
Chantreau	Madeline				their child
Chantreau	Francois				their child
Chantreau	Marie Michel				their child
Chantreau	Antoine				their child
Hurau	Charles				his son in law
Valets
Namblard	Pierre				valet
de Nantes	Pierre				valet
Crochet	Nicolas				valet
Private Passengers
Dumans	Pierre				tailor
Dumans	Marie Anne				his wife
Le Sr. St. Oliver					private passenger
Le Sr. Love					private passenger [NAC: also a tailor]
Fermignac	Marie				wife of Sergeant Guerin who left on the Flute "La Marie"
La Rieux	Jean				her child [NAC: children]
La Rieux	Marie				her child [NAC: children]
Persons engaged by Company
Bonnet	Mathurin				master-carpenter of artillery
Bonnet	Francois				his child
Bonnet	Nicolas				his child
Officers
Le Sr. de Reclot					officer in expectation
Le Sr. Lafon [NAC: Lafond]					ditto
Delman [NAC: Delmas]	Pierre	25	5' 5''	chestnut	sergeant	Rodez in Languedoc
Cadets
Langlois	Bonnere Francois [NAC: Francois]	19	4' 9''	ditto	cadet	Paris
Le Sr. de St. Just		24	5' 2''	blond	cadet	ditto
Masson	Richard	31	4' 8''	black	cadet	ditto
Le Sr. de la Commerie		20	4' 8''	chestnut	cadet	ditto
Le Sr. Hugot		17	4' 8''	black	cadet	Troys in Champagne
Le Sr. Baudouin		13	4' 5''	blond	cadet	Paris
Soldiers
Aufret	Alexandre	18	5'	black	soldier (carver)	Paris for N. O.
Paillard	Pierre	15	4' ½''	chestnut	soldier	Abbeville
Pezé	Jacques Philippe	22	5'	ditto	soldier (wigmaker)	Betune In Artois
Poyer	Nicolas	31	4' 10''	ditto	soldier	Paris
de Condamine	Jean B'te [NAC: Baptiste]	19	5'	ditto	soldier	Nimes
Lemaitre	Jean B'te [NAC: Baptiste]	32	4' 8'	ditto	soldier (baker)	Caen
Contant	Jacques	16	4' 7''	ditto	soldier (laborer)	Angers
Normandin	Jacques	18	5'	black	soldier (baker)	La Rochelle
Rolland	Guillaume	16	4'	chestnut	soldier	Paris
Simon	Martial	14	4' 6''	ditto	soldier	Nantes
Marchand	Charles	23	5'	ditto	soldier (laborer)	St. Gervais near Alencon
Brian	Alain	22	5'	ditto	ditto	Ponscore in Brittany
Tostain	Pierre	23	4' 8''	ditto	ditto	St. Pierre Lizieux
Paysant	Pierre	30	4' 8''	black	soldier ( hatter)	St. Jean of Angely
Houssaye	Joseph	33	5'	ditto	soldier (sailor)	Port Louis
Ponan [NAC: Poncin]	Pierre	27	4' 8''	chestnut	soldier (mason)	Metz
Barbotte	Jacques Joseph	40	5' 2''	black	soldier (laborer)	Don in Brittany
Lenaud	Jacques	22	5' 1''	chestnut	soldier (mason)	Xaintes
Paren [NAC: Parent]	Jean	20	4' 8''	black	soldier (rope-maker)	Rouen
Roy	Francois	30	4' 10''	ditto	soldier (laborer)	Montigny
Losserandes [NAC: Losserandre]	Francois	40	5'	ditto	soldier (gardener)	Savoy
Gignard	Jacques	18	4' 8''	chestnut	soldier	Croizie In Brittany
Achard	Pierre	30	4' 5''	ditto	soldier (laborer)	Bordeaux
Monier	Laurent	14	4' 6''	black	soldier (locksmith)	Marinande in Guiéne
Peltier	Pierre	21	4' 8''	ditto	soldier (weaver)	Nantes
Bayard	Pierre Dominique	32	4' 10''	chestnut	soldier	Valencienne
Harnault	Jacques	22	4' 8''	ditto	soldier	Saintonge
Courtineau	Mathieu	36	5' 2''	black	soldier	Charente
Tobacco Smugglers
Ducret	Pierre	40	5'	black	tob. smuggler (weaver)	Mans
Malbos	Louis	40	5' 2''	light	tob. smuggler (shoemaker)	Saussignargue
Marsseau	Louis	24	5'	ditto	tob. smuggler (weaver)	Bersuire
Cartier	<argierote [NAC: Marguerite]				wife of Malbos
Liepart [NAC: Liepars]	Claude	65	5' 3''	gray	tob. smuggler (baker)	Monchetlaby
Momieur [NAC: Monneur]	Francois	25	5' 2''	chestnut	tob. smuggler (weaver)	Brenneville
Ste. Brissy [NAC: Brissy]	Jean [NAC: Jean-Baptiste]	24	5' 3''	ditto	tob. smuggler (stone-cutter)	Chassigny
Langois [NAC: Langlois]	Andre	55	5' 3''	ditto	tob. smuggler (laborer)	Faucour in Normandy
Dealers in contraband salt
Chetivot [NAC: Chetinot]	Claude	45	5' 3''	gray	dealer in contraband salt	Soissons
Chapelle	Claude	37	5' 3''	black	dealer in contraband salt	Ste. Marie of Bois
Manez	Claude	35	5' 4''	light	able seaman	Berry
Druin	Charles	36	5' 3''	ditto	ditto	Biron Sorce
Demarty [NAC: Demarly]	Charles	38	5' 3''	ditto	weaver	City of Andoussy
Morin dit Claire-Fontaine	Pierre	35	5' 3''	ditto	dealer in contraband salt	Sette
Jerboz [NAC: Terboz]	Jean	32	5' 4''	ditto	dealer in contraband salt	Sernion
Minozet	Jean B'te [NAC: Baptiste]	30	5' 1''	ditto	dealer in contraband salt	L' Ossosigny
Lefebre	Jean	49	5' 1''	gray	dealer in contraband salt	Angers
Royon	Jean	18	5' 2''	blond	dealer in contraband salt	Breneuil
Savouret [NAC: Savouret dit Canville]	Jean	60	5' 1''	gray	dealer in contraband salt	Canville
called Canville
Bigord	Jean	20	5' 4''	black	shoe-maker	Longueil
Dumoulin	Jean	30	5'	ditto	brewer	Origny
Dertin	Jacques	28	5' 1''	light	laborer	Abbeville
Debzet [NAC: Debret]	Jacques	55	5' 4''	ditto	shoe-maker	St. Amand
Cary	Jacques	40	5' 1½''	ditto	able seaman	Picardy
Vasseur	Jacques	20	5'	black	weaver	Candot
Batalle	Nicolas Francois	20	5'	light	dealer in contraband salt	Busigny
Moncel	Nicolas	37	5'	ditto	able seaman	Sommeville in Champagne
Bileux	Nicolas	22	5'	ashy	life-saver	Anger-on-Saõne
Cabulot	Andre	23	5' 5''	chestnut	able seaman	Abbeville
Lenoir	Andre	37	5' 1''	black	dealer in contraband salt	St. Amand
Mianez	Andre	20	5' 3''	light	laborer	Angers
Camus	Antoine	41	5'	black	dealer in contraband salt
Dusaussoir	Antoine	38	5'	ditto	dealer in contraband salt	Cury
Tellier	Michel	50	5' 5''	chestnut	brewer	Vervin
Treguenot	Michel	47	5'	black	able seaman	Plomion
Condot	Francois	23	5' 5''	light	dealer in contraband salt	Eauteville
Botel	Francois	17	4' 9''	black	dealer in contraband salt	Ronsoy
Amand	Francois	35	5' 1''	black	dealer in contraband salt	Cuerieux
Bouvard	Pierre	17	5' 1''	light	dealer in contraband salt	Sologne
Hypin called Hubert)	Pierre	18	5' 2''	blond	laborer	Chogueux
Seillier	Pierre	40	5' 4''	ashy	flax-dresser	Chognet Bristet
Connyot	Pierre	19	5' 2''	chestnut	dealer in contraband salt	Gremier
Devochet (called	Louis	29	5'	black	dealer in contraband salt	Amiens
Petitjean)
Laloix	Louis	26	5' 2''	light	weaver	Berneuil
Despagne	Louis	21	5' 3''	light	dealer in contraband salt	Rontoir
Bouclet	Thomas	40	4' 8''	black	wooden shoe-maker	Geante
Caret	Urbain	30	4' 8''	ditto	dealer in contraband salt	Ansilvieux
Dieu	Guillaume	45	5' 2''	blond	able seaman	Veunan
Boulle	Germain	35	5' 3''	light	ditto	Comté
Ouaillier	Nicolas	35	5' 3''	ditto	ditto	Irson
Duru	Roland	40	5' 2''	black	shoe-maker	Any
Letrillard	Jeanne				his wife
De Roy	Antoine	30	5' 1''	chestnut	dealer in contraband salt	St. Pierre
Fresson	Jean	36	5' 3''	light	dealer in contraband salt	Irson in Thieras
Merle	Jean	36	5' 4''	ditto	dealer in contraband salt	Savoy
Trolet	Jean	38	5' 4''	black	dealer in contraband salt	Crunont
Bertin	Francois	26	5' 2''	ditto	dealer in contraband salt	Bourguenville
Hautois	Francois	38	5' 4''	black	weaver	Beneuil
Valet	Etienne	32	5' 3''	ditto	dealer in contraband salt	Angers
Le Roy	Jean	21	5' 3''	light	dealer in contraband salt	Freret
Vagabonds coming from Orleans
Valencie	Jean	29	5'	light		Combreu near Orleans
Brouere	Denis	24	5' 2''	black		Angerville
Denis	Jacques	40	4' 6''	blond	wigmaker	Paris
Dufeu	Benoist	19	5'	black		Toussien in Bresse
Toussard	Louis	15	4'	chestnut		Blois
Touzet	Nicolas (called	18	5' 1''	ashy	baker	Versailles
	Richard)
Ditto coming from Lyon
Fouteur	Francois	39	5' 3''	chestnut	sailor	St. Colombe in Dauphiné
Michon	Marguerite				his wife
Falguet	Etienne	40	4' 8''	light		Savoy
Hodieu	Etienne	21	4' 7''	black		Lyon
	Charles (called	15	5'	clon		Lisle in Flanders
	Metz)
Descomptez	Julien	45	5' 4''	light	paper maker	Lyon
Riviere	Jean	50	5'	black	vine dresser	Marty-on-Ance
Family children
Fouget	Jean	30	5'	black		Orleans
Maillard	Pierre	22	5'	light	joiner	Versailles
Blancard ( called St.
Blaise, deserter		29	5' 1''	chestnut
Women and girls taken for fraud
Le Doux	Nicole
Auril	Marie
Grillon	Marie
Tacy	Jeanne
Durand	Louise
Lenfant	Jeanne
Bordeau	Marie
Brisson	Madeline
Michel	Marie
Ceinturier	Marie
Bagnelot	Francoise
Namond	Anne
Ferret	Francoise
Vigneron	Blanche
Gouguet	Marie Jeanne
Herode	Marie Ficlou
Annot	Marie Claire
Grize	Marie Anne
Fressin	Francois
Arnandé	Jeanne
Women and girls coming from Rochefort by order of the Council
Proche	Marie Anne	30				Orleans
Le Feure	Jeanne	38				Paris
La Fontaine	Marie	38				ditto
Haby	Catherine	21				ditto
Oudart	Catherine	33				ditto
La Fleur	Babet	34				ditto
Brunette (called	Marie Louise	23				ditto
Valentine)
Paris	Marie	30				Orleans
Igonnet	Marie	22				Augvergne
Vallet	Marguerite	25				St. Quentin
Coutelier ( called	Marie Francois	18				Sens in Burgundy
Perty)
Gennett	Tiennette	33				ditto
Vigneron	Jeanne	49				Langres
Chanuallon	Genevieve	30				Melun
Duclaud	Marie	23				Soissons
d'Aigremont	Marie Jeanne	21				Abbeville

Last Updated on 20/03/04
Transcribed by Laura Freeman
Additions from NAC by Lorine McGinnis Schulze

Until January 1, 1820, the U.S. Federal Government did not require require captains or masters of vessels to present a passenger list to U.S. officials. Thus, as a general rule, NARA does not have passenger lists of vessels arriving before January 1, 1820. However, arrivals at New Orleans, Louisiana, 1813-1819, are reproduced in NARA microfilm publication Roll 1 of M2009, Work Projects Administration Transcript of Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at New Orleans, Louisiana, 1813-1849 (2 rolls).

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