Divorced from his wife because of affair with Mulatto Concubine (Kitty). Documents on file.
72. George SIMIEN
Aso married to Francoise Collins and had three children: Antoine, Rosela George, and Oliva.
Document Date: 3/26/1798 Notary: Pedesclaux Document Number: 188 Location: Orleans (including Chapitoulas). Master: Antonio Simian Master's Gender: 2 Name: Jorge Gender: male Race: mulatto Age: 4 Birthplace: Louisiana Creole Freed: by living master Relationship of freer to the freed: probably father The manumission did not involve cash payment. Slave was freed. This slave's white father was probably involved in the manumission process. no prices at all Members of Group: mother & 3 sons Family: Maria-mom, Luis-s, Jorge-s, Juan Bautista-s This slave's family relationships were indicated. Comments: Simian is a resident of Opel (Recs for Marie & Louis also in St. Landry recs. Maria/e & Luis/Louis were freed conditionally, Marie is listed as 25 in 1791/04/12, condition was to serve master for the rest of his life, Marie is a creole of des Allemand) Slave's mother is listed in the document Mother's Race: black Mother's Birthplace: Louisiana Creole
100. Jean Baptiste HONORE-DESTREHAN
Jean Baptiste Honore Destrehan, b. 1768, in Iberville Parish, a Free Person Of Color, appears to be the male progenitor of the Louisiana Creole Honores. He married Felicite Gue (Gravier), 7 June 1789. Records show that Isdore Honore, who is believed to be Jean Batiste's son was commissioned as an officer as a F.P.O.C. to serve with Jackson at the Battle of New Orleans in 1815.
His son Francois (Sr.), b. 1789 married Celeste DeCuir, 1 Dec 1810. Their daughter, Celeste Honore b. 1824 married Celima Patin about 1844. Their son Benoit, b. 4 May 1853 married Josephine Dupot. Their son, Querens (Quarance) b. 3 Sep 1909 married Eula Gauthier,24 Dec 1940. Their eldest child, Cherry Ann, b. 24 Sep 1942, married Frank J Boudreaux, 19 jun 1967.
Joseph DeCuir made a donation to the "four" quadroon children of Francoise De Beaulieu Mulatresse Libre "in recognition of the good services the said Francoise Beaulieu Mulatesse Libre has lent me, and for the good friendship which I feel for the childern of the said Francoise." He gave each child one of his slaves, providing that in the case of the death of one of the children, the survivors would divide the donation among them. (Africans in Colonial Louisiana by Gwendolyn Midlo Hall, page 257)
Shown on the Pointe Coupee Militia 1777 Muster Rolls.
103. Marie Francoise DE BEAULIEU
Joseph DeCuir made a donation to the "four' quadroon children of Francoise De Beaulieu Mulatresse Libre "in recognition of the good services the said Francoise Beaulieu Mulatesse Libre has lent me, and for the good friendship which I feel for the childern of the said Francoise." He gave each child one of his slaves, providing that in the case of the death of one of the children, the survivors would divide the donation among them. (Africans in Colonial Louisiana by Gwendolyn Midlo Hall, page 257)
114. Salvatore PAMIAS
He married Maria Luisa after he granted her freedom 9-1-1800, she was mulatto.
115. Maria Luisa
According to some info given to me by our cousin Geraldine, Salvadore Pamios b. before 1765-d. 1829 is Lucile's father. He married Maria Luisa after he granted her freedom 9-1-1800, she was mulatto. Their children were Edmond b. 1820-d.1838, Azeline b.1813-d.1859 m. Paulin Aguillard, Pierre b.1800 m. Suzane Key, Lucile, Gertrude b. 1810-d.1868 m. Valery Decoux(French).
Diana Pierce
124. Francois ALLAIN
The Allain family traced its heritage to Francois Allain of Brittany, a French officer who was rewarded for his bravery by being made commandant of the Attakapas Post in Louisiana and subsequently became a plantation owner in Point Coupee.
Francois Allain immigrated between 1718-1724
Source Bibliography: TEPPER, MICHAEL, editor. New World Immigrants: A Consolidation of Ship Passenger Lists and Associated Data from Periodical Literature. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1979. 568p. and 602p. Repr. 1980. Vol. 1. Page: 480His son Francois (Fil), b.1810 married Euginie Honore, 15 Dec 1835. Their daughter, Heloise Allain b. 1846 married John Golbert Ellsworth . Their daughter Mary Bernadette Ellsworth, b.31 May 1876, married William Joseph Gauthier b. 17 Mar 1880. Their daughter, Eula Gauthier, 3 Aug 1916 married Querens (Quarance) b. 3 Sep 1909 on 24 Dec 1940 . Their eldest child, Cherry Ann, b. 24 Sep 1942, married Frank J Boudreaux, 19 jun 1967.
125. Perine LOUIS
Perine Louis database contains slave registers from former British colonial dependencies, many of them in the Caribbean, for various years in between 1812 and 1834. Information available on these records includes: name of owner, parish of residence, name, gender, age, and nationality of slave. Documents Show Perinne as Mauritian
18130301 1813 LDS Film 0876570 3334 PC 15 0 Allain (dit) Francois 2 10 Perinne
Document shows that in 1813 Francois freed a female slave of 30 years old named Perinne .