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Death Finds a Way: A Janie Riley Mystery
by Lorine McGinnis Schulze
Janie Riley is an avid genealogist with a habit of stumbling on to dead bodies. She and her husband head to Salt Lake City Utah to research Janie's elusive 4th great-grandmother. But her search into the past leads her to a dark secret. Can she solve the mysteries of the past and the present before disaster strikes? Available now on Amazon.com and Amazon.ca
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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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