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Ship La Duchess de Noaille from Louisana back to France, some time 1719-1720

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What's Available in Louisiana Immigration Records includes immigration and naturalizations records such as
Louisiana State Database Louisiana Land Grants New Orleans, 1820-1850 Passenger Lists	Louisiana Marriages to 1850 Louisiana Census, 1810-1930 Louisiana City Parish Index

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

La Duchess de Noaille from Louisana back to France, no exact date but some time in 1719-1720
Surname/Title	First Name		Occupation	Landed at:
Sieur	Bart		Controller at Isle Dauphine	Lorient
Sieur Lotbinière			Officer	La Rochelle
Sieur Labord			Officer in the troops of	La Rochelle
			the Colony
Sieur Burat			Captain, Santo Christo	La Rochelle
Rev. Father Lefeue			Carmelite	Lorient
Roussel	Louis		Cadet	Lorient
Labbè	Pierre		Solider (died, Jan. 13, 1720)	Lacouceur
Guèrin	Pierre	Solider	Soldier	La Rochelle
Renaud	Jean		Soldier	La Rochelle
Bourgeois	Jacques		Soldier	La Rochelle
Duplessy	Jean		Soldier	La Rochelle
Le Bel	Jacques		Soldier	La Rochelle
Cadot	Jean		Soldier	La Rochelle
Romere	Thomas		Prisoner	La Rochelle
Delapare	Maneul		Prisoner	La Rochelle
Bayonde	Barthelemy		Prisoner	La Rochelle
de Lore	Francisque		Prisoner	La Rochelle
Ginarette	Migael		Prisoner (died, Dec. 25, 1720)
Orsegue	Jean		Prisoner	La Rochelle
Ballemerd	Laurent		Prisoner	La Rochelle
Hermendes	Salvador	Prisoner	Prisoner	La Rochelle
Germesale	Francisco	Prisoner	Prisoner	La Rochelle
Erouinne	Miguel	Prisoner		La Rochelle
Erere	Francisco		Prisoner	La Rochelle
Derrere	Miguel		Prisoner	La Rochelle
de Lapare	Francisco Pierre		Prisoner	La Rochelle
Eimanar	Melchior		Prisoner	La Rochelle
Franco	Joseph		Prisoner	La Rochelle
	Pablo Joseph		Prisoner	La Rochelle

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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