Adelaide - sauvagesse
Opelousas [an Opelousas Indian] died at la prairie
Laurent; buried 5 June 1826 in the parish cemetery. Fr. Jean ROSTI (GC
Ch.: v.1, p.14, #109)
ADELAIDE, an Indian d. 22 Aug. 1852, Succ. dated 27 Aug. 1852 (Laf. Ct.
Hse.: Succ. #698)
Adele - sauvagesse (Joseph - sauvage & Arthemise - sauvagesse) b. 13
Feb. 1826, bt. 20 April 1834 Spons: Eugene BOUTTE & Adelaide OLIVIER.
Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.8, #631)
Adele - sauvagesse (Joseph - sauvage & Arthemise - sauvagesse) b. 13
Feb. 1826, bt. 20 April 1834 Spons: Eugene BOUTTE & Adelaide OLIVIER.
Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.8, #631)
ADRIEN (Carmelite, Indians) brother of Paul. d. 19 Aug. 1867 (Charenton
Ch.: v. 1, p. 39)
ALEXANDER an indian d. 2 Jan. 1878 at age 1 yr. (Charenton Ch.: v. 1, p.
91)
ALFRED (Caroline, sauvagesse) b. 1 April 1858 (SM Ch.: v. 10, # 517)
ANDE, Virginie an Indian m. 28 May 1860 Levi BOLLERIS, an Indian (Charenton
Ch.: v. 1, p. 103)
ANDRE - sauvage de la nation des Opeloussas [Indian of the Opelousas
tribe] (son of Angelique) b. 15 Sept. 1821, bt. 12 Oct. 1821 Spons:
Andre WEST & Adelaide GALLIEN. Fr. Hercule BRASSAC (GC Ch.: v.1, p.18)
ANTOINE - an Indian (son of Patate - residing at Andre MARTIN) bt. 20
Jan. 1818 at age 30 yrs. Spons: Gilbert SAUNIER & Celanie CORMIER. Fr.
Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.7, #269)
ANTOINE, sauvage (Tontan) b. 4 March 1839 (SM Ch.: v.9, #9)
AUGUSTIN - sauvage (Alexandre - sauvage & Marguerite - sauvagesse) bt.
12 Dec. 1833 at age 5 yrs. Spons: Jean Baptiste - negre & Mathilde -
quarteronne libre. Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.8, #567)
AZELINE, une sauvagesse (Joseph, un sauvage & Marie SATURNE) bt. 10 June
1834 at age 2 yrs. [1832] (Opel. Ch.: v.3, p.279)
BABE, Antoine - sauvage [an Indian] buried "le vingt dix huit"
[literally "the 20th 18th"] of September [probably means 28 September
1827] in the parish cemetery. Fr. Jean ROSTI (GC Ch.: v.1, p.17, #127)
BAPTISTE an Indian (Clementine, Indienne) b. 1 Jan. 1872 (Rayne Ch.: v.
1, p. 33)
BAPTISTE, an Indian d. 5 Sept. 1843 at age 35 years (GC Ch.: v. 1, p.61)
BARTHELEMI-QUEBEC, Angelique - native of Arkansas (Barthelemi & an
Indian) m. 9 April 1793 Pierre LAVERGNE - native of New Orleans; of this
parish (dec. Jean & dec. Marie Jeanne LACLE) [Source: "Abstract of
Catholic Register of Arkansas, 1764-1858" by Dorothy Jones CORE;
published in 1976 in DeWitt, Arkansas; page 19)
BERNARD, Constance (Remond & Leocadie, an Indian) b. 16 May 1860 (Charenton
Ch.: v. 1, p. 103)
BERNARD, Felicie (Rosemond & Leocadie PELLERIN, an Indian) b. 23 Jan.
1853 (Charenton Ch.: v. 1, p.68)
BERNARD, Lelia (Rosemond & Leocadie PELLERIN, an Indian) b. 24 Feb. 1853
(Charenton Ch.: v. 1, p.68)
BERTIN, Tereze , an Indian (Alexandre) m. 2 April 1845 William NANCY
h.d.c.l. (Frank. Ct. Hse.: Mar. v.3, #363)
BISTORI, Angele an Indian (Delphine) b. 20 Feb. 1852 (GC Ch.: v. 2, p.
288)
BOULERIES, Mary (Levi & a Chetimacha Indian) d. 15 March 1890 Succ.: 17
March 1890. (NI Ct. Hse.: Succ. # 579)
BOULERISE, Levi an Indian m. 28 May 1860 Virginie ANDE, Indian (Charenton
Ch.: v. 1, p. 103)
BOULRIS, Jean Baptiste - of Mobile (major son of Nicolas & Marie
Magdeleine SABOURDIN, sauvagesse) m. 11 Sept. 1809 MARIE - quarteronne
libre (minor daughter of CELESTE - mulatresse libre of La Pointe) Wits:
Jean Antoine GARIGON, Henry PINTARD, Hyacinthe JACQUET, GARRIGUE. Fr.
Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.5, #162)
BOUTTE, Marie (Philippe Philippau & Pelagie - sauvagesse) b. 2 Dec.
1831, bt. 2 June 1834 Spons: Eugene BOUTTE & Marie Francoise BOUTTE -
gens de couleur libres. Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.8, #702)
BOUTTE, Marie Philippan (Philippe Philippan & Pelagie, sauvagesse) b. 2
Dec. 1831 (SM Ch.: v.8, #702)
BOUTTE, Philippe (Philippe Philippau & Pelagie - sauvagesse) b. 23 Nov.
1833, bt. 2 June 1834 Spons: Philemon BOUTTE & Adelaide OLIVIER. Fr.
Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.8, #703)
BOUTTE, Philippe Philippan h.d.c.l. (Philippan, h.d.c.l. & Antoinette,
mulatresse libre) m. 31 May 1834 Pelagie SAUVAGESSE Children: Pierre b.
15 Nov. 1817; Louise b. 1 Aug. 1820; Victorine b. 10 May 1824; Charles
b. 13 Nov. 1826; Marie Lucille b. 13 Nov. 1829; Marie b. 2 Dec. 1831;
Philipp b. 23 Nov. 1833 (SM Ch.: v.7, # 289)
BOUTTE, Philippe Philippan (Philippe Philipan & Pelagie, sauvagesse) b.
23 Nov. 1833 (SM Ch.: v.8, #703)
CARNAW, Alexandre (Cleonise CARNAW, sauvagesse) b. 8 Oct. 1855 (Opel.
Ch.: v. 6, p. 47)
CECILE, an Indian; bt. 29 Jan. 1867 at age 70 years (Charenton Ch.: v.
1-B, p. 149)
Celeste - an Indian (Pierre & Marie - both Indians) bt. 15 July 1839 at
age 19
yrs. Spons: Michel PITHON & Clarisse LEBLEUE. Fr. Victor PAILLASSON (GC
Ch.: v.1, p.165)
CELESTE LOUIS, an Indian (Marianne, an Indian) bt. 16 June 1866 at age
60 years (Charenton Ch.: v. 1-B, p. 136)
CHAMPAGNE, Louise (Celeste, an Indian) m. 18 March 1862 Auguste MORA (Charenton
Ch.: v. 1, p. 113)
Charenton Church - Part 1 - "Indian Creek" known today as "Charenton."
Owing to the information of a sincere octogenarian who has taken an
active part in the organization of this parish, and also to the parish
registers giving the precise dates referring to the different missions
in the place; I will undertake with all the possible precision the
historical background of the "Immaculate Conception" parish formerly
known as "Indian Creek." This was the first name given to the locality.
The word "creek" so called because of the Bayou Teche which moves its
waters in a bending form across the fields; the word "Indian" was
added because of the "Techi-Ti-matchas" tribe which resides here, on the
shores of the grand lake. Today, these same Indians still have their own
reserved sections and though civilized, they have partly kept the
customs of their ancestors. Righteousness of character and honesty have
remained a mark of
distinction among these Indians; but very often when he associates with
the
white man, this noble character little by little fades away and soon he
loses
the esteem and the respect of the public. The first church was built in
1842.
First priests came from New Iberia. (Charenton Ch.: v.3, p.290-A)
Charenton Church - Part 2 - To bring forth the history of this tribe
would be
rather the work of a great historian. As far back as can be remembered,
the
Chetimatchas tribe resides at Indian Creek and on the shores of the
grand lake; even today we often speak about their mode of living: their
ability in hunting and fishing, their medical knowledge and their skill
in the making of beautiful baskets. They have always manifested great
respect towards their dead and their belief was that the deceased
enjoyed in a better world the same advantages as those upon earth but in
a more perfect manner. From this belief was derived the custom to bury
theirs with all those things which they had been fond of in life: pipe,
arrow, tomahawk, etc. Their remains were kept in a reserved place so
that on the last day all would arise together, this place called "Butte Valeur" is a hillock of earth and shell-fish which is visible even today
and the locality bears the same name. The first church was built in
1842. First priests came from New Iberia. (Charenton Ch.: v.3, p.290-A)
Charenton Church - Part 3 - There was a critical moment among the
Chetimatchas at the time when they were invaded by civilization and for
a long time they struggled in order to remain indians - they succeeded
for many years but finally they were obliged to give up hope because
many among them were for civilization, they were the minority; the
others preferred indian life. Such difficulties brought war among them,
much blood was shed and the partisans of the indian life together with
their chief were victorious and remained as one tribe under one chief
for many years, but years later they were conquered to civilization.
From then on they would be seen, some wearing hats, others with shoes
and thus they adopted Christian manners. Again they were living in
peace, many settled together on the same property, while others
scattered themselves on the shores of the lake, but they were not to
remain sheltered from all dangers because on Christmas Day of the year
1898 a serious charge was brought upon them. Whiskey has been the cause.
Some white men armed with guns penetrated the indian settlement to make
legal arrestations; they found the indians with guns and hatchets and
after a fierce battle these indians were found shot to death and a white
man near death also. The civil authorities took matters into their own
hands but . . . strange to say, everything was forgotten; there was no
traial and no one was found guilty; the three indian victims were buried
in the Cemetery of Charenton. The first church was built in 1842. First
priests came from New Iberia. (Charenton Ch.: v.3, p.290-A)
Charenton Church - Part 4 - As for religion, the Chetimachas are
Catholics; the first indian family to adopt the Catholic doctrine was
the Bertue family. Then the Darden, etc... finally their chief - "Soulier
Rouge" [Red Shoes] himself embraced the true faith; he died only a few
years ago and was buried in the parochial cemetery with the other
indians. In the year 1898 Indian Creek became Charenton, a name not
flattered by those who know something about its origin. Leclair G.
Fuselier, having chosen this locality with the intention of making it a
village wanted to give it a name and at the time that the divisions of
the vilage were established the citizens were of a peculiar originality
such as to make impossible an understanding among them. . . The first
church was built in 1842. First priests came from New Iberia. (Charenton
Ch.: v.3, p.290-A)
CHARLES ZEPHIRA Indians (Chanaque & Hortance - Indians) bt. 15 July 1839
at age 3 yrs. [1836] (GC Ch.: v. 1, p. 165)
CHASCHEAU, Celeste - sauvagesse [an Indian] (Honore CHASCHEAU - "sauvage"
[an Indian] & Marguerite CHIKA) b. end of July 1829, bt. 24 Aug. 1830
Spons: Vital ESTILETTE & Miss Alexandrine LOUAILLIER, daughter of Mr.
Alexandre LOUAILLIER. Fr. Flavius Henri ROSSI (Opel. Ch.: v.3, p.127)
CHETIMACHA, Eugenie an Indian died of yellow fever. d. 19 Aug. 1867 at
age 42 yrs. (Charenton Ch.: v. 1, p. 38)
CHITANACHA, Carmelite sister of Indian Eugenie CHITANACHA d. 1867 at age
25 yrs. of yellow fever (Charenton Ch.: v. 1, p. 39)
CHONRITE, Marguerite (Chonrite, sauvagesse) bt. 9 June 1842 at age 2
yrs.
[1840] (Opel. Ch.: v.4, p. 181)
DARD, Therese Indian (Alexandre) m. 9 June 1852 William NELSON (Charenton
Ch.: v. 1, p. 56)
DARDEN, Alexandre chief of the tribe of Chilimachas Indians d. 15 May
1878 at age 35 yrs. (Charenton Ch.: v. 1, p. 93)
DARDEN, Marie an indian (Regis & Adele PHILLIPS) b. 13 Aug. 1886 (Charenton
Ch.: v. 2, p. 179)
DARDEN, Marie Aspasie an Indian (Alexandre) bt. 9 April 1853 at age 53
yrs. [1800] (Charenton Ch.: v. 1, p.60)
DARDEN, Pauline (Frederic & Marie Louise BOUG, an Indian) bt. 26 May
1853 at age 6 mths. (Charenton Ch.: v. 1, p. 60)
DAVIS, Marie an Indian (Josephine DAVIS) bt. 21 July 1875 at age 4 yrs.
(Wash. Ch.: v. 1, p. 107)
Denise - (Scholastique - sauvagesse de la nation des Opeloussas [Indian
of the Opelousas tribe]) b. in July 1821, bt. 12 Oct. 1821 Spons:
Hoobert [perhaps Hubert] BELARD & Brigitte AUGE. Fr. Hercule BRASSAC (GC
Ch.: v.1, p.18) DIOZ, Jean (Aimee DIOZ, an Indian) d. 24 Sept. 1861 at
age 16 yrs. (Laf. Ch. v. 4, p. 93)
DROZ, Adelaide a sauvagesse d. 23 Aug. 1852 at age over 40 yrs. (Laf.
Ch.: v. 4, p. 31)
ELISA - Beloxy sauvagesse [a Biloxi Indian] (Jean Pierre - "sauvage de
la tribu de Beloxy" [an Indian from the tribe of the Biloxi] & Rosalie -
sauvagesse [an Indian]) bt. 20 April 1829 at age 8 yrs. Spons: Jean
Baptiste MAGNIN & Elisa LAMORANDIERE. Fr. Flavius Henri ROSSI (Opel.
Ch.: v.3, p.66)
Elisabeth - an Attackapas Indian (Cyprien & Celestine - from the
Attackapas
tribe) bt. 18 April 1839 at age 9 1/2 yrs. Spons: Pierre HEBERT &
Justine
GUILBEAU. Fr. P. DEVOS (GC Ch.: v.1, p.157)
Eloise - indienne de nation Opelousas [Indian of the Opelousas nation or
tribe]
(Marginal note has: "sauvagesse Opeloussan" [Opelousan Indian] No
parents
indicated. bt. 2 April 1809 at age 7 yrs. Spons: Antoine SIMIEN &
Francoise -
negres libre [free negros]. Fr. Louis BUHOT (Opel. Ch.: v.1-B, p.464)
ELOYSE - sauvagese Schetimachas [Chetimachas Indian] (Simon & Cecile -
sauvages
Schetimachas [Chetimachas Indians]; legitimate daughter "suivant leur
loi"
[according to their (tribal) law]) bt. 21 Nov. 1819 at age 8 mths. Spons:
Joseph PREVOST & Loyse VERRET - his spouse. Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.:
v.7,
#746)
EMILIE an Indian (Chanaque & Hortanse, Indians) b. 5 Jan. 1839 (GC Ch.:
v. 1, p.
165)
Emmanuel - "una india - mestisso" [an Indian - of mixed blood] bur. 29
Aug.
1801 at age 15 yrs. Fr. Louis BUHOT (Opel. Ch.: v.1, p.53)
EUPHROSINE une sauvagesse (Joseph, un sauvage & Marie SATURNE) bt. 10
June 1834
(Opel. Ch.: v. 3, p. 279)
EUPHROSINE une sauvagesse (Joseph, un sauvage & Marie SATURNE) bt. 10
June 1834
(Opel. Ch.: v. 3, p. 279)
FRANCOISE - "de nacion Le Sac, o a lo que creo, Arcanza" [from the Le
Sac
nation, or from what I believe, the Arkansas tribe] (natural dgtr. of
Josette -
"salvage de la misma nacion y de Padre no conocido" [an Indian from the
same
nation or tribe and of an unknown father]. b. 30 Aug. 1793, bt. Tuesday,
8
Dec. 1795 supplied ceremony for baptism which was previously performed
at home.
Spons: Victor RICHARD & Francoise PRUDHOME. Fr. Pedro de ZAMORA (Opel.
Ch.:
v.1-A, p.143)
GARY, Pauline (Clophas & Nezia FRUGE) b. 15 Sept. 1887 at La Sauvage;
from her
marriage dated: 28 March 1936 (Elton Ch.: Mar. v.2, p.5)
GREGOIRE - grif libre (mother is a sauvagesse libre) bt. 18 July 1772 at
age
11 yrs. Fr. IRENEE (SM Ch.: v.1, p.29)
GREGOIRE - griffe libre (sauvagesse libre) bt. 18 July 1772 at age 11
yrs. Fr.
IRENEE, of Pointe Coupee. (SM Ch.: Folio A-1, p.22)
GUILBERT, an Indian d. 9 Nov. 1880 at age 40 yrs. (Charenton Ch.: v. 1,
p. 105)
HONORATO - griffe sauvage (Paul, griffe libre & Francisca, griffe libre)
bt. 21June 1797 at age 1 1/2 yrs. Baptized on the farm of Jupiter, the captain
of
the Indians. This particular record by Fr. Michel BARRIERE is very
interesting
in that the grandparents are also listed: Paternals are Andres MAS,
negre libre
& Catalina, sauvagesse; Maternals are Jupiter, grife & Fanchon, an
Indian (SM
Ch.: Slave Baptisms (1756) v.1, p.81-A)
Indian - "un sauvage" [an Indian] died 11 March 1821 at age about 16
years;
buried 12 March 1821 in the St. Charles church cemetery. Fr. Hercule
BRASSAC
(GC Ch.: v.1, p.5, #44)
INDIAN - "una nina salvage de nacion Las Arcas" [an Indian child of the
Arkansas nation] (Josette, "Christiana" [a Christian] of the same tribe)
bt.
Sunday, 13 May 1799 Spons: Furci HOLLIER & Elise DESBORDES. Fr. Pedro de
ZAMORA (Opel. Ch.: v.1-A, p.212)
Indian, child (Severine - sauvagesse [Indian] buried 10 Jan. 1830. Fr.
Henry
Flavius ROSSI (Opel. Ch.: v.2, p.12) |
Indian, girl - "une jeune savagesse" [a young Indian girl] (dgtr of
Catich -
sauvagesse) died at the home of Dr. GROLEE in this town at age 10 years;
buried
20 June 1830. Fr. Henry Flavius ROSSI (Opel. Ch.: v.2, p.15)
JEAN an Indian (Celestine, sauvagesse) d. 5 Jan. 1838 at age 4 mths. (GC
Ch.: v.
1, p. 46)
JEAN BAPTISTE an Indian (Chanaque & Hortanse - Indians) bt. 15 July 1839
at age
8 yrs. (GC Ch.: v. 1, p. 165)
Jean Pierre - sauvage (Louis - sauvage & Celeste - sauvagesse) bt. 12
Dec. 1833
at age 6 yrs. Spons: Jean Louis - negre & Mathilde - quarteronne libre.
Fr.
Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.8, #566)
JENNIE, Indian chief of Chetimachas d. 14 Jan. 1868 at age 80 yrs. (Charenton
Ch.: v. 1, p. 47)
JOHN, Marcellina an Indian m. Jackson COURTEAU d. 14 Sept. 1900 at age
75
yrs.: buried in Gibson (MC Ch.: SH: v. 1, p.23)
Josefine - sauvagesse [an Indian]; wife of Jean TESSIER - inhabitants of
this
parish; bur. 6 Sept. 1804 at age about 50 yrs. Fr. Louis BUHOT (Opel.
Ch.:
v.1, p.75)
JOSEPH - indian of the Le Sac or Arkansas tribe (Josette, indian of the
same
tribe) b. 1 July 1790, bt. Tuesday, 8 Dec. 1795 supplied ceremony for
baptism
which was previously performed at home. Spons: Antoine BELARD & Esther
BELARD.
Fr. Pedro de ZAMORA (Opel. Ch.: v.1-A, p.143)
JOSEPH, Adelma Indian (Lisa, Indian) bt. 28 Jan. 1860 at age 6 mths. (GC
Ch.:
v. 2, p. 188)
JOSEPH, Numa an Indian (Elisa SEQUIL, Indian) b. 1 Nov. 1856 (GC Ch.: v.
2, p.
152)
JULIEN - sauvage Attakapas [Atakapas Indian] (Francois & Marguerite -
sauvages
[Indians] - legitimate son "suivant leur loi" [according to the their
(tribal)
law]) bt. 21 Nov. 1819 at age 1 1/2 yrs. Spons: Louis BRUSSARD
[BROUSSARD] &
Marie Adelaide MON (?). Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.7, #749)
JUPITER, Honore (Pierre & Azelie SUNETTE ?, sauvagesse) b. 7 Sept. 1832
(SM
Ch.: v. 8, #1083)
LA TORTUE, Celestin - Chief of the Attakapas
Indians. Sale of land to several
Whites. Other Indians also sold land: ACHENAYA, CELESTIN the son of LA
TORTUE,
JACOB, LOUIS, MAHYPOURRI the son of a chief of the Attacapas nation,
OPELOUSAS
TECHOT the husband of the widow PATATE. This sale item includes 26
individual
sales of land from the Indians to the Whites from 1784 to 1804. George
KING
gave this as being official from Opelousas on 15 Nov. 1820 as the
"correct and
faithful extracts from all sales made by Indians, filed or on record in
my
office." (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Sale of Land: dated 1820.)
LAURENTINE metis or Indian & white (Charlotte Louison, sauvagesse) b. 20
July
1856 (Opel. Ch.: v. 6, p. 27)
LAVERGNE, Pierre - native of New Orleans; of this parish (dec. Jean &
dec.
Marie Jeanne LACLE) m. 9 April 1793 Angelique BARTHELEMI-QUEBEC - native
of
Arkansas (Barthelemi & an Indian) [Source: "Abstract of Catholic
Register of
Arkansas, 1764-1858" by Dorothy Jones CORE; published in 1976 in DeWitt,
Arkansas; page 19)
Louis - "sauvage Tonica" [Tunica Indian] (Jean Baptiste & Chalinette, "indienne
Alibaman" [Alabama Indian]) bt. 2 Aug. 1808 at age 20 days Spons: Louis
Maximin
FONTENOT. Fr. Louis BUHOT (Opel. Ch.: v.1-B, p.448)
LOUIS - Indian who is free bt. 23 Oct. 1780 at age 36 yrs. Spons:
Marguerite
KREPS - wife of GRADENIGO. Fr. L.M. GRUMEAU (Opel. Ch.: v.1-A, p.23)
LOUIS - sauvage de la nation des Opeloussas [Indian of the Opelousas
tribe]
(Scholastique) bt. 12 Oct. 1821 at age about 5 yrs. Spons: William WEST
&
Marie Marthe BELARD. Fr. Hercule BRASSAC (GC Ch.: v.1, p.18)
LOUIS, Indian d. 30 Oct. 1867 at age 10 yrs. (Charenton Ch.: v. 1, p.
44)
Louise - sauvage [Indian] (Louis & Celeste - sauvages [Indians]) died 5
May 1824
at age 8 years; buried 6 May 1824 in the parish cemetery. Fr. Francois
CELLININ
(GC Ch.: v.1, p.11, #88)
Louise - sauvagesse [Indian] (Catiche, sauvagesse) bt. 9 June 1811 at
age 6
mths. Spons: Louis Maximin FONTENOT & Louise GRADENIGO. Fr. Louis BUHOT
(Opel.
Ch.: v.1-B, p.528)
MAHIPOLY - mentioned in a document dated 17 April 1804 [Source: Calendar of St. Landry Parish, Louisiana, Civil Records, Volume 1 1803-1819, edited and with an Introduction by Judy Riffel, pub. by Le Comité des Archives de la Louisiane, p. 34
Sale of land from MAHIPOLY of the Attakapas nation to Charles SIMON, 15x40 arpents on Lake Calcoussioux, bounded by lands of Nicolas SIMON, Charles' father, and Martin CAMARSAC [3]
Note: Martin Camarsac was AKA Martin LeBleu. He had several natural children with Josette Lamirande, wife [widow?] of Barthelemy LeBleu. One daughter, Catherine, married Charles Sallier [aka Anselm Charles and aka Charles Savoyard] for whom Lake Charles is named.
MARCELITE - sauvagesse [an Indian] died 9 Nov. 1827 at age about 30
years;
buried 10 Nov. 1827 in the parish cemetery. Fr. Jean ROSTI (GC Ch.: v.1,
p.17,
#130)
MARCELITTE an Indian d. ---- 1877 at age 22 yrs. (Charenton Ch.: v. 1,
p.
89)
Marie - quarteronne libre (minor daughter of CELESTE - mulatresse libre
- of La
Pointe) m. 11 Sept. 1809 Jean Baptiste BOULRIS - of Mobile (major son of
Nicolas & Marie Magdeleine SABOURDIN, sauvagesse) Wits: Jean Antoine
GARIGON,
Henry PINTARD, Hyacinthe JACQUET, GARRIGUE. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.:
v.5,
#162)
Marie Cecile, an Indian - bt. 11 July 1857 in her 40's (GC Ch.: v.2, p.
152)
MARIE JEANNE an Indian Succ. dated 5 April 1858 (SM Ct. Hse.: Succ. #
1602)
Marie Mirt, - sauvagesse (Joseph - sauvage & Arthemise - sauvagesse) b.
2 March
1832, bt. 20 April 1834 Spons: Pierre Philippe BOUTTE & Louise Philippe
BOUTTE.
Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.8, #630)
MARIE MIRTE sauvagesse (Joseph, sauvage & Arthemise, sauvagesse) b. 2
March 1832
(SM Ch.: v. 8, # 630)
Marie Virginie, sauvagesse (Tonton) b. 24 Jan. 1845 (SM Ch.: v.9, #10)
MARTIN, Guillaume - of Fontain Leveque, Hainault, France and living in
Natchitoches (Jean Francois & Jeane DUBOIS) m. 18 Aug. 1801 Marie
Gertrude de
CASTILLO - Mestissa [mestiza or of mixed European and Indian blood] - of
this
parish (Jose Joachin del CASTILLO & Marie Francoise) Wits: Francois
CLEMENT, --
- ESCLAVON. Fr. Louis BUHOT (Opel. Ch.: v.1-A, p.96)
MASSE an Indian, a batchelor d. 26 Dec. 1867 (Charenton Ch.: v. 1, p.
43)
MERMENTAU, Rose [record actually has NEMENTAU] - sauvagesse [Indian]
(Michel &
Marie - de la nation Attakapas [of the Attakapas tribe]) bt. 15 Oct.
1821 at age
about 1 yr. Spons: Michael GORMAN. Fr. Hercule BRASSAC (GC Ch.: v.1,
p.19)
MICHEL - an indian of the Le Sac or Arcancas [Arkansas] tribe (Rosette,
an
indian of the same tribe) bt. Sunday, 6 Nov. 1796 Spons: Hilaire DOUCET
&
Gavriela [Gabrielle] CHOURN. Fr. Pedro de ZAMORA (Opel. Ch.: v.1-A,
p.169)
MICHEL - sauvage Atacapas [Atacapas Indian] bt. 13 July 1806 at age 20
yrs.
Spons: Jacques DUPRE & Louise GRADENIGO. Fr. Louis BUHOT (Opel. Ch.:
v.1-B,
p.386)
MILLON, Louise Estelle (Charles & Constance, an Indian) bt. 1845 (Charenton
Ch.: v. 1, p. 14)
Moise - sauvage (Joseph - sauvage & Arthemise - sauvagesse) b. 13 Feb.
1826,
bt. 20 April 1834 Spons: Honore BOUTTE & Victorine BOUTTE. Fr. Marcel
BORELLA
(SM Ch.: v.8, #629)
MORALES, Gabriel (Jean of Canary Islands & Marie Ana, free griffe) b. 21
June
1797. Paternal grandparents: Francisca MORALES & Therese SPINOSA of the
Canary
Islands. Maternal Grandparents: Sazeme, Indian & Marguerite, a free
negro. (SM
Ch.: Black Baptisms v.1, p.82)
NANCY, William h.d.c.l. m. 2 April 1845 Tereze BERTIN, an Indian (Frank.
Ct. Hse.: Mar. v.3, #363)
NANETTE an Indian (Chenaille, la sauvagesse) bt. 13 July 1839 at age 5
yrs. (GC
Ch.: v. 1, p. 163)
NAPOLEON an Indian d. 7 March 1879 at age 15 yrs. (Charenton Ch.: v. 1,
p. 98)
NELSON, William f.m.o.c. m. 9 June 1852 Therese DARD, an Indian (Charenton
Ch.: v. 1, p. 56)
PAUL - grif libre (mother is a sauvagesse libre) bt. 18 July 1772 at age
8 yrs.
Fr. IRENEE (SM Ch.: v.1, p.29)
PAUL - griffe libre (child of a sauvagesse libre) bt. 18 July 1772 at
age 8 yrs.
Fr. IRENEE, of Pointe Coupee. (SM Ch.: Folio A-1, p.22)
PAUL (Carmelite, Indian) d. 19 Aug. 1867 at age 11 yrs. of yellow fever
(Charenton Ch.: v. 1, p. 39)
PAULINE, an Indian d. 2 Nov. 1867 at age 50 yrs. (Charenton Ch.: v. 1,
p. 44)
PAULINE, Indian d. 3 June 1871 at age 35 yrs. (Charenton Ch.: v. 1, p.
52)
PELLERIN, Leocadie Marie (Emilie) an Indian m. 26 June 1852 Remond
BERNARD
(Charenton Ch.: v. 1, p. 57)
PERREYREU, Louise (Louis & Rosalie Aimee SAUVAGE) m. 11 March 1848 Remy
Theophile Hector BEAU (Laf. Ch.: v. 4, p. 4)
PHILOMENE CONSTANT (Alexandre & Suzette - Indians) bt. 25 May 1851 at
age 16
yrs. (Charenton Ch.: v. 1, p. 52-B)
Pierre - sauvage [an Indian] died 15 April 1830 at age 28 years; buried
15 April
1830 in the parish cemetery. Fr. Jean ROSTI (GC Ch.: v.1, p.24, #163)
PIOU, Victoire (Francois of Nantes ? & Pauline JUPITER, sauvagesse) b. 4
July
1833 (SM Ch.: v. 8, #1081)
PISTOLET, Catherine an Indian child d. 1 June 1836 at age 28 yrs. (Laf.
Ch.: v.
3, p. 94)
PITOCHE, Pierre - an Indian of Tonica & Biloxi tribe (Pitoche - sauvage
de la
tribu Beloxi [Indian of the Biloxi tribe] & Roseline - suavagesse de la
tribu de
Tonica [Indian of the Tonica tribe) bt. 21 April 1829 at age 10 mths.
Spons:
Pierre LABICHE & Louise GARRIGUES Flaujac nee [born] KERLEGAND [DeKERLEGAND].
Fr. Flavius Henri ROSSI (Opel. Ch.: v.3, p.66)
REED, Adrien (James & Carmelite, an Indian) b. 19 Oct. 1856 (Charenton
Ch. v. 1,
p. 86)
REED, James (Bowon & Serianne SMUTH ?) m. 22 Aug. 1854 CARMELITE - an
Indian
(Charenton Ch.: v. 1, p. 75)
REED, Simon (James & Carmelite, an Indian) b. 19 June 1855 (Charenton
Ch.: v. 1,
p. 73)
RICHE, Adele - sauvagesse [Indian]; from Bayou Rouge (Sostene RICHE &
Sidalise -
sauvagesse [Indian]) bt. 20 April 1829 at age 1 1/2 yrs. Spons: Ducoudre
LAMORANDIERE & Noemi TOMASCOURT. Fr. Flavius Henri ROSSI (Opel. Ch.:
v.3, p.66)
Rosalie - sauvagesse [Indian] (Henry & Celestine - tous deux de la
nation
Attakapas [both of the Attakapas tribe]) bt. 15 Oct. 1821 at age about 1
yr.
Fr. Hercule BRASSAC (GC Ch.: v.1, p.19)
ROZEMOND - sauvage Atakapas [Atakapas Indian] (legitimate son according
to the
laws of their nation of Hipolite - sauvage & Celestine AYOUHEU -
sauvagese
Atakapas) bt. 9 June 1817 at age 15 mths. Spons: Rosemond BRAU & Joseph
BRAU -
brother and sister. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: Folio F)
SANDREZ, Estelle an indian (Victor & Estelle WILSON) b. 1 April 1886 (Charenton
Ch.: v. 2, p. 166)
SENETTE, Ursin (Joseph & Marie PELLERIN) m. 25 Feb.1857 Marie Magdeleine ALEXANDRE JOSEPH an indian of Houma (SM Ch.: v. 9, #208)
SOSTENE - sauvage [Indian] (Daniel & Lise - sauvages [Indians]) bt. 27
May 1832
at age about 14 yrs. Spons: Francois DUPRE & Anastasie RICHARD. Fr.
Flavius
Henri ROSSI (Opel. Ch.: v.3, p.214)
SOULERIS ROUGE, Eugenie Chief of the tribe of Chetimache Indians bt.14
April
1867 at age 70 years (Charenton Ch.: v. 1-B, p. 152) [Note: Souleris Rouge
should be Souliers Rouge - red shoes]
SYLVESTRE, John an indian d. 5 March 1879 at age 30 yrs. (Charenton Ch.:
v. 1,
p. 98)
TELSAMIN, Pierre - Sovage [Sauvage - an Indian] (Marie TELSAMIN-
sovagesse
[sauvagesse - an Indian] died 22 April 1824 at age about 8 years; buried
23
April 1824 in the parish cemetery. Fr. Francois CELLINI (GC Ch.: v.1,
p.10,
#87)
TESSIER, Celeste (Jean & Josephine, sauvagesse [an Indian]) bt. 21 Oct.
1804 at
age 2 yrs. Spons: Antoine BELETRE & Ch. LACASSE. Fr. Louis BUHOT (Opel.
Ch.:
v.1-B, p.340)
TESSIER, Suzanne (Jean & Josephe "india su mager legitima" [an Indian,
his
legitimate wife]) bt. 19 April 1802 at age 11 mths. Spons: Charles
NORMAND &
Perpetue AUCOUIN. Fr. Louis BUHOT (Opel. Ch.: v.1-A, p.280)
THERESE dite La Bombe - a young Indian [Sauvagesse] - of the Canci
Nation [in
Africa], a slave of Mr. MASSE bt. 5 June 1756 at age 7 yrs. Spons:
Leveille &
Marie Flore - free negroes. Fr. DIDIER - of Pointe Coupee (SM Ch.: Folio
A-1,
p.3)
TINLAU, Augustin - sauvage Atakapas [Atakapas Indian] (Baptiste TINLAU &
Marie
Josephine - sauvages Atakapas [Atakapas Indians] - legitimate "suivant
leurs
lois" [according to their laws]) bt. 9 Jan. 1820 at age 5 yrs. Spons:
Pierre
Bienvenu ARCENNEAU & Marie Euphrasie ARCENNEAU. Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM
Ch.: v.7,
#778)
TINLAU, Cyprien - sauvage Atakapas [Atakapas Indian] (Baptiste TINLAU &
Marie
Josephine - sauvages Atakapas [Atakapas Indians] - legitimate "suivant
leurs
lois" [according to their laws]) bt. 9 Jan. 1820 at age 9 yrs. Spons:
Cyprien ARCENNEAU & Josephine NEZAT.
Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.7, #777)
TOME, Marie an Indian d. 18 Oct. 1871 at age 4 yrs. (Charenton Ch.: v.
1, p. 53)
TOUSSAINT, Emma an Indian (Tom & Janette SYLVESTRE) b. 19 June 1870 (Charenton
Ch.: v. 1, p. 221)
TOUSSAINT, Mrs. an Indian d. 15 Nov. 1870 at age 50 yrs. (Charenton Ch.:
v. 1,
p. 44)
VALCAIN, Manuel an Indian d. 4 Sept. 1867 at age 45 yrs. of yellow fever
(Charenton Ch.: v. 1, p. 41)
VIRTIN, Amanda an Indian (Emmanuel & Zulmee FALCON) b. 29 Feb. 1884 (Charenton
Ch.: v. 2, p. 132)
VIRTIN, Norbert Louis an Indian (Emmanuel & Zulmee FALCON) b. 19 Mar.
1886
(Charenton Ch.: v. 2, p. 165)
VULCAIN, Zulmee Philomine - an Indian (Emmanuel & Zulmee FALCON) b. 15
Feb. 1890
(Charenton Ch.: v. 2, p. 245) |
