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Le Vaisseau Le St. Louis ( The vessel The St. Louis) 21 March 1719

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Source: Ship Lists of Passengers Leaving France for Louisiana 1718-1724, originally published in the Louisiana Historical Society Quarterly

Le Vaisseau Le St. Louis ( The vessel The St. Louis) 21 March 1719
Rôles des personnes embarqués pour la Louisianne sur le Vaisseau le St. Louis commandé par le sieur Du Coulombier party de la rade de la Palisse pour la dittee Colonie le 21 du mois de Mars de la presente année.
(List of persons embarked for Louisinana on the vessel The St. Louis commanded by the Sieur Du Coulombier left the roadstead of La Palisse for the said colony on the 21st of the month of March of the present year, 1719.
Surname/Title	First Name	Sex	Occupation	Occupation - Translation
Concession de Sr. Cantillon (Concession of the Sr. Cantillon)
La Sr, Cantillon		M
Ruau	Pierre	M
Texier	Pierre	M
Souloone	Denys	M
Leyne	Guillaume	M
Hussy	Thomas	M
Broat	Jeanne	F
Jordan	Guillaume	M
la Hosse	Jean Mathieu	M
Courcy	Jean	M
Coubier	Simon	M
Courcel	Louis	M
Cornelly	Jean	M
Barault	Anne	F
Owen	Jean	M
Smith	Jean	M
de l'autre part (listed above) 14 males, 2 females = 16
Darby	Jonathan	M	commis	Clerk
Darling	Jean	M	idem	ditto
Cook	Robert	M	Irlandois	Irishman
Bidet	Jean	M	Charon	wheelright
Bonnet	Estienne	M	Menuisier	joiner
Jullien	Jean	M	Boulanger	baker
Bertin	Elie	M	Boulanger et Cuiser.	baker and cook
Crozimier	Nicolas	M	Laboureur	laborer
Foret	Michel	M	Tonnelier	cooper
Courtableau	Jacques	M	idem	ditto
Garant	Jacques	M	Laboureur	laborer
Lesné	Charles	M	Valet	valet
Mongon	Pierre	M	Raffineur	refiner
Batteton	Chistophle	M	Mineur	miner
Paronneau	Ollivier	M	Maréchal	shoesmith
Dupain	Charles	M	Laboureur	laborer
Rotureau	Honoré	M	Meunier	miller
Lartout	Pierre Sebastien	M	Tailleur	tailor
Dessans	Jean	M	Perruquier	wigmaker
Bertin	Marie	F	Servante	serving-girl
Autraseau	Jacques	M	Charpentier	carpenter
Rancon	Jean	M	Tailleur	tailor
Barbier	Jacques	M	Charpentier	carpenter
Le Gas	Simon	M	Laboureur	laborer
de l'autre part (listed above) 37 males, 3 females = 40
Concession de François Caussepain (concession of François Caussepain)
Caussepain	François	M
Vendul	Charlotte	F	sa femme	his wife
Caussepain	Pierre	M
Caussepain	Marie	F
Fontaine	Madelaine	F	Servante	serving-girl
Passagers particuliers (Private passengers)
Madame Couturier		F
Martin	Marie	F	sa servante	her serving-girl
Troupes (Troops)
Cadets (cadets)
Rousselet	Vincent Michel	M	Troupes	Troop
Rousselet	Joseph	M	Cadet	cadet
Sergents (Sergeants)
Du Rouvroy		M	Sergent	Sergeant
Soldats (soldier)
Le Gendre	Simon	M	Soldat	Soldier
Jonneau	Andre	M	Soldat	Soldier
Fouguet	Simon	M	Soldat	Soldier
Micheau	Jean	M	Soldat	Soldier
Fouguerollo	Philippe	M	Soldat	Soldier
Fouguerollo		F	sa femme	his wife
Hubert	Jean	M	Soldat	Soldier
Exilez par lettre de Cachet ( Exiled by letters-de-cachet)
Le St. Ballay		M	Chirurgien	surgeon
Déserteurs et autres gens envoyez par ordre de la Cout (Deserters and other psersons sent by order of the Court)
Rencontre	Albert	M	dit Recontre	called Recontre
La Soye	Paul Andre	M	dit la Soye	called la Soye
Chateauneuf	Pierre Fresines	M	dit Chateauneuf	called Chateauneuf
Picard		M
la Grandeur	Jean Bary	M	dit Grandeur	called la Grandeur
de l'autre part (listed above) 54 males, 9 females = 63
Camusat	Pierre	M	dit Champagne	called Champagne
Poupart	François	M	dit Recontre	called Recontre
Areus	Charles	M	dit beausoleiB	called Beausoleil
Achard	Jean Louis	M	dit St. Paul	called St. Paul
Pomart	Jean	M	dit St. Laurent	called St. Laurent
Jouvens	Joseph	M	dt. St. Joseph	called St. Joseph
Catinois	François	M
Nicolas	Claude	M
Eurard	Jean Baptiste	M
Lavigne		M
Montagne	Tanche	M
Primptems		M
La Navette		M
67 males, 9 females =76

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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