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Huguenot Refugees on the Ship Mary & Ann sailing to VirginiaHuguenot Refugees on Board Ship Mary and Ann, August 12, 1700, Virginia, James City. For those who don't read French, my notes are at the end of the page.Pierre Delome, et sa femme Marguerite Sene, et sa fille. Magdalaine Mertle, Jean Vidau Teertulien Sehult, et sa femme et deux enfants Pierre Lauret Jean Roger Pierre Chastain, a femme et cinq enfants Philippe Duvivier Pierre Nace, sa femme et leur deux filles Francois Clere Symon Sardin Soubragon, et Jacques Nicolay Pierre du Loy Abraham Nicod Pierre Mallet Francoise Coupet Jean Oger, sa femme et trois enfants Jane or Jean Saye (Lorine's note: Please note that Jane is female, but Jean in French is male) Elizabet Angeliere Jean et Claude Mallfant, avec leur mere Isaac Chabanas, sou fils, et Catharine Bomard Estinne Chastain Adam Vignes Jean Menager et Jean Lesnard Estienne Badouet Pierre Morriset Jedron Chamboux et sa femme Jean Farry et Jerome Dumas Joseph Bourgoian David Bernard Jean Chevas, et sa femme Jean Tardieu Jean Moreau Jaques Roy, et sa femme Abraham Sablet, et des deux enfants Quintin Chastatain et Michael Roux Jean Quictet, sa femme and trois enfants Henry Cabanis, sa femme et un enfant Jaques Sayte Jean Boisson Francois Bosse Jean Fouchie Francoise Sassin Andre Cochet Jean Gaury, sa femme et un enfant Pierre Gaury, sa femme et un enfant Jaques Hulyre, sa femme et quatre enfants Pierre Perrut, et sa femme Isaac Panetier, Jean Parransos sa seur ~ [see note below] Elie Tremson, sa femme Elizabeth Tignac Antoine Trouillard Jean Bourru et Jean Bouchet Jaques Voyes Elizabet Migot Catharine Godwal Pierre la Courru Jean et Michell Cautepie, sa femme et deux enfants Jaques Broret, sa femme et deux enfants Ambraham Moulin et sa femme Francois Billot Pierre Comte Etienne Guevin Rene Massoneau Francois Du Tartre, Isaac Verry Jean Parmentier David Thonitier et sa femme Moyse Lewreau Pierre Tillou Marie Levseque Jean Constantin Claud Berdon sa femme Jean Imbert, et sa femme Elizabeth Fleury Looys du Pyn Jaques Richard, et sa femme Adam et Marie Prevost Jaques Viras, et sa femme Jawues Brousee, sou enfant Pierre Cornu Louiss Bon Isaac Fordet Jean Pepre Jean Gaillard et son fils Anthonie Matton, et sa femme Jean Lucadou et sa femme Louiss Orange, sa femme et un enfant Daniel Taure, et deux enfants Pierre Cupper, Daniel Roy Magdelain Gigou Pierre Grelet Jean Jovany, sa femme, deux enfants > Piierre Ferrier, sa femme, un enfant La vefve faure et quatre enfants [see my note below] Isaac Arnaud, et sa femme Pierre Chantanier, sa femme et son pere Jaen Fonasse, Jaques Bibbeau Jean March Catharine Billot Marie et Symon Jourdon Abraham Menot Timothy Moul, sa femme un enfant Jean Savin sa femme un enfant, Jean Sargeaton sa femme un enfant Claude Philipe, et sa femme Gabriel Sturter Pierre de Corne Helen Trubyer 39 femmes ou filles 38 enfants 108 hommes 205 persons Messrs. De la Muce et de Sailly fout en tout 207 personnes Virginia: James Town, July 31, 1700. Lorine's Notes femme = woman (wife) sa femme = his wife fille = daughter filles = daughters femmes ou filles = women/wives or daughters enfant = child enfants = children un = one deux = two trois = three quatre = four cinq = five le pere = father son pere = his father avec leur mere = with their mother fils = son les hommes = men La vefve faure et quatre enfants - I think this must be a mistake and should read "La veuve faure et quatre enfants" meaning "the widow Faure and four children", with "vefve" being mistaken for "veuve" = widow Jean Parransos sa seur - This is possibly another error. Soeur means sister, and this might be "sa soeur" not "sa seur" so it would be "Jeanne Parranos, his sister" meaning that Jeanne was the sister of the person above who is Isaac Panetier.
5-Step Search for Your Immigrant Ancestor in North AmericaStep 1: First search for your immigrant ancestor in the five major ports of arrival - New York New York, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Baltimore Maryland, Boston Massachusetts and New Orleans Louisiana
Step 2: If you don't find your immigrant ancestor in a large port city, try smaller ports of arrival - Virginia, Connecticut, Delaware, Texas, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Maine, Rhode Island, Florida, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Michigan, Alaska, California, Hawaii and Washington Step 3: Still can't find your immigrant ancestor on an American ships passenger list? Try a Canadian Port of Arrival and the Canada-U.S. border crossing records (Saint Albans Lists). Step 4: If you still can't find your ancestor in free ships passenger lists, try ships passenger lists and naturalization records on a pay site. See the Immigration Comparison Chart to help you decide which of the fee-based sites has the passenger lists you need to find your immigrant ancestor Step 5:
Search for ships passengers in Ethnic Groups immigrating to America, other miscellaneous
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