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10. JANE BELLOW³ HAMEL (MARY² NATHAN, HENRY¹) was born Abt. 1817 in Holland, NY^22,²³, and died Aft. 1873. She married (1) JOHN CLARK 26 March 1840 in NEW ORLEANS, LA, U.S.A.^24,²⁵. She married (2) AUGUSTE CHARPY²⁶ 06 March 1844 in NEW ORLEANS, LA, U.S.A.²⁷.

Notes for JANE BELLOW HAMEL:
According to Beth Wood's notes, she had two sons, Louis and Mitchell, but is unsure of this.

More About JANE BELLOW HAMEL:
Fact 1: 16 May 1870, In CA with family²⁸
Fact 2: 17 July 1870, IN San Jose, CA²⁹
Fact 3: 12 April 1873, Letter mentions her in San Jose, CA³⁰
Fact 4: 1855, Widow at 227 St. Peter c. dt, New Orleans³¹
Fact 5: Cousin is Joseph Baum, b. NO abt 1833
Fact 6: ³²

Notes for JOHN CLARK:
NO Bee 3/30/40 2/3. Both of this city
From "Argonauts to California" page 108, Jn Clark on the Brig Jenetta from New Orleans to San Francisco 27 Feb 1849 - 481, ex-member San Francisco Pioneers - 365
Is this the John Clark killed mentioned in Alta California 1855 p2 col 5 May 25
Or, Capt. John Clark presented with a gold watch Alta Californian Nov 6, 1854 p2 c2
Or, Lieut. Col John A. Clark presented with a sword, Alta Californian Sep 2, 1862 p1 c1
All the following ship information from New Orleans Ships Registries (WPA)
1823 Owner Schooner Betsy & Peggy.
1824 Represented in New Orleans, owner Benjamin Clark of Boston to temperarily register Schooner Wasp.
1827 Master Schooner Adeline of Madisonville
1828 Owner 2-Deck Spartan 85'
1829 Owner Brig Sally & Esther
1830 Lost Mortgage to Steamboat Globe but remained Captain
1830 Owner Steamboat Globe, mortgage in favor of John Clark for $3686. 5 May 1830
1832 Owner Sloop Yankee of Madisonville
1831 Master of Steamboat Globe NOLA
1833 Owner of Martha Ann - of Madisonville
1836 Part owner 94' Brig Nelson Clark
1839 Owner of schooner Eliza Ann 60'3"/also captain of same 19 Nov 1839. Dec 4 changes ownership.
1839 Part owner/master of Lone with Bellow and Curry
Is this 2222 Leavenworth

More About JOHN CLARK:
Fact 1: NO 5th Dist Court Case 4770

Notes for AUGUSTE CHARPY:
11 Nov 1850 NO Daily Picayune 16 Nov 1850 p2 c6? "Died. At Bouligny, on Saturday, the 16th, at 4 P.M., AUGUSTE CHARPY.
His funeral will take place from his residence in Bouligny at 3 P.M. and
from the Obituary, corner of Rampart and Conti, at 5 P.M. The friends of
the family are invited to attend."

What is the relationship to Charles Charpy, engineer at Charity Hospital in 3/3-3/17/65 Draft, 1st Municipality NO? From 3/17 Picayune

More About AUGUSTE CHARPY:
Fact 1: 1840, Orleans Parish 042 New Orleans. 1 male 30-40, 1 40-50³³
Fact 2: 1841, Clothing Store 51 Old Levee
Fact 3: 1842, Clothing Store 51 Old Levee
Fact 4: 1843, Levee Coffee House 26 Levee n. Suzette
Fact 5: 1846, Coffee House Old Levee n. Conti
Fact 6: 1849, Old Constitution Coffee House 51 Levee b. Conti & St. Louis³⁴
Fact 7: 1850, Same as 1849
Fact 8: 1851-1853, Corner Valence & Levee, Jefferson City
Fact 9: 1850, Jefferson 037 Jefferson, store keeper from France
Fact 10: 1854, Mrs. August Charpy 227 St. Peter c. dt
Fact 11: 1854, Succession: Orleans Parish #5013
Fact 12: Joseph Baum claims died 1851 in Carrollton

Children of JANE HAMEL and AUGUSTE CHARPY are:

AUGUSTE⁴ CHARPY, b. Abt. 1844, New Orleans, LA.

More About AUGUSTE CHARPY:
Fact 1: Abt. 1870, Residing in San Jose, CA, according to FA succession

ii.

VIRGINIA CHARPY, b. Abt. 1849, New Orleans, LA; d. 1856, New Orleans, LA.

More About VIRGINIA CHARPY:
Fact 1: Death date from John Curry deposition, Aug. Charpy succession

iii.

LOUIS CHARPY, b. Abt. 1850, Jefferson City, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana.

Notes for LOUIS CHARPY:
Could this be the C. Charpy that is listed in New Orleans 1866 Directory as an engineer for Charity Hospital? There is no other Charpy listed.

More About LOUIS CHARPY:
Fact 1: Abt. 1870, Residing in New Orleans, according to FA succession

11. JOHN BELLOW³ HAMEL (MARY² NATHAN, HENRY¹) was born 10 June 1818 in New York^35,³⁶, and died 30 August 1893 in Philadelphia, PA^37,³⁸. He married ENRIQUETA PEROT 31 July 1841 in NEW ORLEANS, LA, U.S.A.^39,⁴⁰, daughter of PEROT and GILBAU.

Notes for JOHN BELLOW HAMEL:
1838 Arrived in New Orleans on the S.P. Columbia (Steamer) from Galveston, TX 11 July 1838, Capt. Andrew Moore, Master. States age 20, merchant of the United States.
1840 has two listings for John Bellow Jr. One with father at New Orleans p169 3rd District, another at p112, Orleans Parish, New Orleans City:
1.) Males: 1 under 5, 1, 5-10, 1 10-15, 1 15-20, 1 20-30. Females: 1 10-15, 1 15-20, 1 20-30, 1 30-40, 1 40-50. Slaves) Male: 1 under 10, 2 10-24, 1 25-34 Females: 1 under 10, 2 10-24, 1 24-35, 1 36-55 Position - Manufacturing
2.) Males: 1 under 5, 1 20-30 Females 1 20-30. Slaves: Males: 1 under 10, 2 10-24, Females: 2 10-24, 1 25-34. Don't know what 1st column is but it is numbered 40 and last column is 46. Position - Commerce.
1842 105 Old Levee
1838 Clothing Store w/father 91 Old Levee
It seems that the Bellows leave in 1843. Where to???
In 1851, there are the following Bellows:
Henry Lesseps/Moreau
J. 300 Greatmen
Jos. 98 Urquhart
429 #76 Owner of schooner "Emblem". See father's records
1001 Schooner Sarah of New Orleans built NO 1837. 33 71/95 ton 46'7" x 13'8" x 6'1" flush deck, 2 masts, square stern, billethead
Reg #117 9/25/1838 Owner and Master
427 Schooner Frederick Arnet, of NO, built Fredericksburg 1836. 98 34/95 tons, 74'6" x 22/5" x 6'10". 1 deck, 2 masts, square stern, billethead, high quarter deck.
Reg #114 10/25/1839, Owner Jonathan Bellow Jr. Master Thomas Hughes (see Mary Bellow probate). Vessel mtg by Thomas Hughes in favor of J Bellow Jr. for $6200.00 11/30/1839

According to Virginia Hamel's notes and transcribed letters, moved to Philadelphia - 3202 Baring St.
Had ship brokerage and commission mechant business. Stated that he and wife - Henriette Pequinot had four children. This is confusing. Also death date for Jonathan is quite late, considering family history.

No. 13 AN ACT

To authorize John Bellow, Elizabeth Bellow, Michael Bellow, Amelia Bellow
and Joseph Bellow, to resume their original name.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the
State of Louisiana in General Assembly convened, That John, Michael,
Elizabeth, Amelia and Joseph Bellow, who, in common with their brothers
Enrique and Fernando, claim their family name to be Hamel, be and are hereby
authorized to resume the said name, and that henceforth they shall be known
under the names of John Bellow Hamel, Enrique Hamel, Fernando Hamel, Michael
Bellow Hamel, Joseph Bellow Hamel, Amelia Bellow Hamel and Elizabeth Bellow
Hamel, the latter being the lawful wife of John Curry.
(Signed) J. B. ELAM,
Speaker pro tem. of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) ALBERT VOORHIES,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate.
Approved February 12, 1866.
(Signed) J. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
J. H. HARDY,
Secretary of State
The Act is also recorded in French (by Louisiana law). The names, as they
appear in that version, are as follows:
"Jean, Michel, Elizabeth, Amelie et Joseph . . . Enrique et Fernand . . ."
HIS IMPORTANT PHRASE: "L'UNION FAIT LA FORCE"
ANOTHER ADDRESS: 3202 BARING ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA
MAY 23, 1839, HE RESIDED AT LEVEE STREET BETWEEN MADISON & DUMAINE, NEW ORLEANS, LA..

Who is Samuel Biskham III, buried 26 Aug 1924, permit 23350, in John's plot, age 6 days, O.H. Bair

More About JOHN BELLOW HAMEL:
Fact 1: 16 May 1870, In Havana - family in France
Fact 2: 17 July 1870, In France⁴¹
Fact 3: 1881, Bankrupt, according to Vivian Hamel⁴²
Fact 4: 28 June 1888, Letter to Frances Bellow in San Jose
Fact 5: 28 September 1888, Letter to Frances Bellow in San Jose
Fact 6: Orleans Parish Ct Case 8427, John Bellow Jr. prays emancipation.
Fact 7: 31 January 1889, Letter to Frances Bellow in San Jose
Fact 8: 31 October 1889, Son and wife arrived in Philadelphia from Havana
Fact 9: 1846, Clothing, 123 Old Levee & Conti & Old Levee
Fact 10: 02 September 1893, C. Moore & Son, 2415 Columbia Ave.
Fact 11: 02 September 1893, Woodlands Cem. Philadelphia under the name: John Belleau Hamel Sr.
Fact 12: 1842, 105 Old Levee, NO
Cause of Death: CARCINOMA OF STOMACH

Notes for ENRIQUETA PEROT:
Further generation information from Beth Wood, Arlington, VA, Alicia Vidaurretta, Baton Rouge, LA
"Notes on the Bellow-Hamels:

John Bellow-Hamel y Nathans, married to Enriqueta Perot y Gilbau, residents
of New Orleans, were the parents of:

1. Maria Amelia Isabel Bellow-Hamel y Perot. Countess of Rocca
Guglielma, baptized in the Cathedral of Havana on July 1, 1849, and died in
Paris on March 1, 1914. She married morganatically in New York, on March
22, 1869 S.A.R. Prince Luis Maria Fernando de Borbon y Braganza, second
Count of Aquila, (1845-1909), grandson on the paternal side of King
Francisco I of the Two Sicilies, and on the maternal side, of Emperor Pedro
I of Brazil. Toccupation
Antone Albert, son, 17, CA, school
Caroline, dau, 16, CA, school

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Children of JOHN HAMEL and ENRIQUETA PEROT are:

32.	i.	MARY JANE⁴ BELLOW, b. 21 August 1842, New Orleans, LA.
33.	ii.	JOHN BELLEAU HAMEL, b. 05 May 1845, New Orleans, LA; d. 16 December 1898, Merchantville, Camden, NJ.
34.	iii.	MARIE-AMELIE ISABEL BELLOW- HAMEL, b. 19 July 1847, New Orleans, LA; d. 01 March 1914, Paris, France.
	iv.	HENRY BELLEAU HAMEL, b. 19 August 1850, New Orleans, LA; d. Bef. 1907; m. MERCED HAMEL Y HONDARES, Abt. 1877, Havana, Cuba.
	v.	ANITA BELLEAU HAMEL, b. Abt. 1876; d. 20 May 1960, Philadelphia, PA; m. LOGEN.

More About ANITA BELLEAU HAMEL:
Fact 1: Woodlands Cemetery, Philadelphia, Hamel plot
Fact 2: Burial permit 28019

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