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[You are here - Ships' Lists: To USA: To Louisiana] Le Vaisseau Le St. Louis ( The vessel The St. Louis) 21 March 1719 Didn't find your ancestor on my free ships' passenger lists? Search Ships Passenger Lists To Louisiana on a trial period free access to Ancestry.com. Their 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 Don't miss Ships Arriving in Louisiana Find out what's available to find ancestors on ships arriving in Louisiana. 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). Search the online passenger lists of Ships to Louisiana after 1820 Looking for other USA records? 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