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Descendants of Jean Manuel




Generation No. 1


      1. Jean1 Manuel1 died January 13, 1783. He married Jeanne La Pierrier 1747, daughter of Laurent La Pierrier and Claudine Munier. She was born in Parish of St. George Portou, France, and died January 1775 in New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana St. Louis Cathedral.

Notes for Jean Manuel:
Catholic. A brick mason by trade. Arrived in New Orleans Louisiana sometimes between the birth of their first daughter in April 1749 and their son Pierre in June of 1752. Pierre was baptized at St. Louis Cathedral. They were in Illinois by March 1756. It is probable they left New Orleans in 1755, with the usual autumn convoy to the Illinois. He was Master Mason at Fort Chatres, Illinois. They lived at Prarie Du Rocher and later at Kaskaskia. The Manuels left Illinois at the end of the Seven Years war, when the English acquired the land east of the Mississippi. They probably departed for New Orleans on 15 June 1764 in convoy of soldiers and settlers led by the Illinois Commandant, Pierre-Joseph De Neyon De Villers. De Neyon had turned command over to Louis St Ange de Bellerive leaving forty men under him to await the arrival of the English. They arrived in New Orleans on 1 July 1764. Jean Manuel wrote to his friend in Illinois that they would remain in New Orleans on 10 Jan. 1765. Research is continuing for the parents of Jean Manuel. He is believed to be from the area of the French Spanish border, in the Pyrennes mountains. Possibly of Basque descent.

LIVED: France 1749, New Orleans, Louisiana. 1752, Fort Chatres, Ill. 1756,
New Orleans, Louisiana. 1765.

VILLIAGE OF CHARTRES IN COLONIAL ILLINOIS 1720-1765 by Brown and Dean.
pg. 616-617 K221(H341) sale of land by Lavigne to Ponisse 9 Nov. 1756. Wit. by Jean Manuel Master Mason residing in Prarie Durocher and Ramond A. Albert residing in Kaskaskia. Signed his name Jean Manuel pg. 688-689 K267(H508) Estate sale of Barrios Estate 24 Jan. 1760. Manuel purchased arm chair for 40 livres, chairs for 50 livres, couch for 23 livres.


Notes for Jeanne La Pierrier:
Vol. 5 #19 June 1966. St. Louis Basilica Marriage Book I
July 1720-Dec. 1730. pg. 201 Laperriere, Jean Baptiste M. Marie Beliard #65
Funeral Book 2 1772-1793 pg. 214 Jeanne Lapierre #30
Baptismal Book Vol. 1 1731-1733. p. 216 Laperre Marie Jeanne #27.


More About Jeanne La Pierrier:
Burial: January 20, 1775, New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana

More About Jean Manuel and Jeanne La Pierrier:
Marriage: 1747
     
Children of Jean Manuel and Jeanne La Pierrier are:
  2 i.   Madeleine2 Manuel, born April 11, 1749 in Ganges, Diocese of Mont, France; died May 04, 1820 in New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana St. Louis Cathedral # 238. She married Conrad Seelof Dit Caulet May 03, 1763 in Kaskaskia, Ill; died Unknown.
  Notes for Madeleine Manuel:
SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA RECORDS by Father Hebert KASKASKIA by Belting pg. 63, 85. 3 May 1763 Conrad Seeloff dit Caulet, Kings Baker at Fort de Chartres, native of Dietz in diocese of Mayence and Magdeleine Manuel, Daughter of Jean Manuel and Jeanne La Parriere, habitat of this parish. One Ban.

NEW ORLEANS GENESIS Vol. 2 #5 Jan. 1963. Pg. 52 Notorial Archives of N. O. J. B. Garic Notary Act #4 Jan. - Dec. 1773.
Manuel, Juana to Magdelena Manuel (Collette). Sale of slave 13 Dec. 1773, pg. 344


  More About Madeleine Manuel:
Burial: Unknown, St. Louis Cemetery, Louisiana

  More About Conrad Caulet and Madeleine Manuel:
Marriage: May 03, 1763, Kaskaskia, Ill

+ 3 ii.   Pierre Joseph Manuel, born June 25, 1752 in New Orleans, Louisiana St. Louis Cathedral Baptisms Vol. 2 p 260; died October 1812 in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana 28. Succ. #47 St. Landry Ct. Hs.
  4 iii.   Francisca Manuel, born 1758 in Kaskaskia, Illinois; died Unknown. She married Pierre Savant 1773 in New Orleans, Louisiana.; died Unknown.
  Notes for Pierre Savant:
All those Savants running around in Southwest Louisiana came from this Marriage


  More About Pierre Savant and Francisca Manuel:
Marriage: 1773, New Orleans, Louisiana.




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