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Ships' Passenger List The Duke De Noaille September 16, 1719 France to 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 Duke De Noailles", sailed September 16, 1719
Concession of M. Dartaguiette
Surname	First Name	Place of Birth	Age	Height	Hair	Occupation
Le Sr. Sorvate	Babaqui					D' hospital
Le Sr. Degrat	Pierre					Tessendier (surgeon)
Concession of Mr. Bail De Beaupré
Mr. De Beaupré	Bail
Made. De Beaupré						his wife
Marchand	Marie					chamber maid
Anne						ditto
Devigne	Jean					workman
Devigne	Jean					his wife
Devigne	Pierre					their child
Devigne	Jean					their child
Ansiol	Nicolas					workman
Quertems	Jacques					workman
Fosse	Jean					workman
Parabert	Jean					workman
Brevier	Jean					workman
Laveine	Nicolas					workman
Dorange	Mathieu					workman
Langlois	Antoine					workman
Montais	Simon					workman
Montais	Marie					his wife
Montais	Joseph					their child
Montais	Jacob					their child
Montais	Jeanne					their child
Le Mire	Louis					workman
Gambier	Michel					workman
Brunel	Jean					workman
Haury	Gilles					workman
Le Sr. Pinon						private passenger
Tout-Deuce	Marguerite					private passenger
Tours						private passenger
Officers
Le Sr. Caron						Captain of Infantry
Le Sr. Detcheparre						Lieutenant of Infantry
Le Sr. de Longueval						ditto
Le Sr. de Brassee						ditto
Le Sr. Courten						sub-lieutenant
Le Sr. de Villecourt						ditto
Le Sr. Charreau						ditto
Le Sr. Lambert	Chevalier					ditto
Le Sr. Duguartier						ensign
Le Sr. Franchomme						ditto
Le Sr. de St. Esteban						ditto
Le Sr. Tilloy	Claude	Paris	21	5'	blond	cadet
Le Sr. Jordan	Claude	Valence	19	5' 2''	ditto	cadet
Le Sr. Malter	Jean Bte.	Paris	18	4' 8''	black	cadet
La Roche	Jacques	Chalons in Chamgane	43	4' 8''	ditto	Sergeant
Duflos	Pierre Antoine	Tournay in Flanders	30	5'	brown	soldier (wigmaker)
Le Guerre	Guy	Carhaix in Brittany	24	5' 4''	black	soldier
Mercier	Claude	Paris	17	4' 6''	blond	sailor (Tailor)
de Crèvecoeur	Elzear Felix	St. Omer	36	4' 1''	brown	soldier
Druet	Luc	Nancy	17	4'	blond	soldier
Roussel	Claude	Corby in Picardy	44	5'	chestnut	soldier (laborer)
Moreau	Francois	Chateau Signon	33	5'	black	soldier (silkworker)
		in Ivernois
Billecault	Francois	Auxerre in Burgundy	37	5' 2''	ditto	soldier (surgeon)
Gouet	Jacques	Clermont in Auvergne	26	5' 2''	chestnut	soldier (weaver)
du Rocher	Rene	Poiters	16	4' 8''	black	soldier (wigmaker)
Lemoine	Florent	Saumur	18	4'10''	ditto	ditto
Duval	Charles	Villedieu l'Espoin,	24	5'	chestnut	soldier (surgeon)
		Basse Normandy
Perdon	Agatte Ange	Saumur	45	5' 2''	blond	ditto
Maingueneau	Francois	Paris	21	5'	brown	soldier
Maillard	Jean	Brest	22	5'	chestnut	soldier
La Marzelle	Jean	Libourne	40	5'	black	soldier (wigmaker)
Brau	Nicolas	Nevers	26	5' 2''	ditto	soldier (farrier)
Gouet	Denis					butcher
Voysin	Pierre	Paris				pavier
Betuchet	Pierre		17	5'	ditto
Dubois	Francois
Ozanne	Louis
Dupré	Jean
Frementier	Jean Francois	Rennes	45	5' 2''	blond	soldier
Le Roy	Etienne	La Flêche in Anjou	30	5' 2''	black	soldier (joiner)
Dealers in contraband salt
Brunet	Jean	Angers-on-Saõne	19	5'	light	miller
Calet	Charles	Vergon	35	5'	brown	miller
Girault	Francois	Rilly	30	5	black	vine-dresser
Linger	Rene	Martizet	45	5' 1''	chestnut	edge-tool-maker
Gentil	Jacques	ditto	41	5' 1''	black	laborer
Perin	Louis	Neont in Poitou	42	5' 1''	ditto	ditto
Dujardin	Alexis	Bagnolet	21	5' 1''	light	gardener
Chapelle	Guillaume	Ste Marie du Bois	48	5' 7'	black	laborer
Malsieu	Pierre	Charbont	42	5'	ashy	sailor
de Roche	Louis	Neuilly in Normandy	26	5' 1''	chestnut	laborer
Ridel	Claude	Paris	33	5' 5''	black	joiner
Trocour	Jean	Amiens	40	5' 4''	ditto	weaver
Deschamps	Joseph	Lambry	45	5' 3''	ditto	rope-maker
Guenée	Claudine					his wife
Glaine	Claude	Roman in Dauphiné	24	5' 2''	light	carpenter
Dupré	Jean	Senerpon	13	4'	ashy	shoemaker
Famechon	Louis Nicolas	Dingue	15	4'	blond
Massuel	Louis	Hotion	30	5' 3''	chestnut	puppet-maker (?)
Bouchet	Jacques	La Selle in Tourenne	45	5' 1''	gray	laborer
Dauphin	Francois	Neont in Poitou	32	5'	black
Pallier	Nicolas	Sere in Tourene	45	5'	chestnut
Baudet	Francois	La Chapelle Blanche	48	5' 1''	gray
Blanchard	Louis	Arleu	15	4'	ashy
Verdure	Adrien	Cette Outre	50	5'	ashy
Gottefrin	Jean	ditto	55	5'	gray
Assay	Louis	Montrichard in	50	5'	black	laborer
		Tourenne
Aubert	Pierre	Crisse	55	5' 2''	black	mason
Froger	Vincent	Marsilly	38	5'	ditto	weaver
Demarty	Jean	City of Landousy	43	5' 1''	ditto	weaver
Blochet	Louis	Verluy	33	5' 3''	chestnut
Ste. Tringuar	Jean	Caneillan	15	4' 8''	light
Dupré	Thomas	Senerpon	14	5'	black	shoemaker
Ansau	Thomas	ditto	40	5'	ditto
	Bernard	Paris	17	5' 1''	chestnut	turner
Alard	Antoine	Montreuil	20	4' 9''	black
Tesson	George	Tombère in	34	5'	chestnut
		Gennevois
Lambert	Jacques	St. Neulisse in Savoy	24	5'	black
Noiron	Jacques	Barentin on Seine	38	4' ½''	ditto
Pinchard	Michel	Rinsart	32	5' 5''	light	carter
Demarty	Jean	Sury-on-Oise	35	5' 2''	ditto	weaver
Lehaut	Philippe	Corby in Picardy	30	5' 1''	ditto
Dauvin	Jean	Neuilly	37	5' 2''	black	weaver
Ste. Nottard	Jean	Paris	31	5' 2''	light	joiner
Durisse	Marie					his wife
Couttant	Francois	Tiviers	38	5' 3''	black	able seaman
Tobacco Smugglers
Malezieux	Etienne	Dampierre in	40	4' 5''	chestnut	tobacco smuggler (lab. )
		Chanpagne
D' Estel	Nicolas	Metz	24	5'	light	tob. smuggler (baker)
Collain	Jean	Coublanc	30	5' 4''	ditto	tob. smuggler (ropemaker
Biat	Jean	Elbet	28	4' 6''	black	tob. smuggler (copper-smith)
Vasseur	marie					his wife
Cussin	Pierre	Sarmelieux	33	5' 1''	ditto	tob. smuggler (vine dresser)
Fremy	Jeanne					his wife
Cussin	Claude Nicolas					their child
Passerat	Pierre	St. Arban	36	5' 2''	ditto	tob. smuggle ( gardener)
Guemel	Louis	Verton	18	4' 6''	light	tob. smuggler (mason)
Gottard	Jean	St. Genis Lavar in	27	5'	black	tob. smuggler (weaver)
Berson	Ennemond	Lyon	50	4' 5''	light	tob. smuggler (laborer)
Maurix	Pierre	Marsonning in Bresse	50	5'	black
Joumas	Joseph	Ventadour road	58	5' 3''	ditto	tob. smuggler (baker)
Cheron	Francois
Ferrand	Laurent
Roussel	Louis	Chalaindray	15	4' 2''	chestnut	tob. smuggler (laborer)
Veillon	Benoist Etienne	St. ARban	47	5' 1''	gray	ditto
Dutarte	Claude	Dermois, Franche	25	5' 1''	light	tob. smuggler (joiner)
		Comté
Soubaygné	Jean
Detrouillet	Catherine					his wife
Soubaygné	Catherine					their child
Soubaygné	Anne					their child
Bernard	Claude
Giraude	Marie					his wife
Berthelot	Francois	Talent	48	4' 8''	black	able seaman
Raffin	Joseph	Cursia in Bresse	40	5' 6''	chestnut	tob. smuggler (miller)
Fleury	Antoine	Bourg in Bresse	32	5' 6''	ditto
Fenerolle	Catherine					wife of Damel
Vagabonds taken at Orleans
Silvain	Thomas	Meule	35	4' 7''	black	laborer
Fausset	Pierre	Sussy in Béry	23	4' 7''	ditto	ditto
Branchet	Michel	St. Benoist-on-Loire	54	5' 2''	gray	ditto
Pepin	Andre	La Trinity in Normandy	25	5'	black	ditto
	Rene Jean	Paris	52	5'	gray	gold-smith
Pepie	Marguerite					his wife
Barbier	Pierre	St. Germain Lavelle	19	5' 2''	chestnut
Deserters coming from Bayonne by order of M. the Marshall of Berwick
Girard	Nicolas
La Rogue	Joachim

Last Updated on 20/03/04
Transcribed by Laura Freeman

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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