Nicholas' mother, Micaele, was the daughter of Sieur Roch Michel and Louise Philippeau and the granddaughter of Francis Jacques Roch and Jeanne Flau of Paris and of Andre Philippeau, a master cooper, and Elizabeth Doureau. They had come to Louisiana from Maran, Diocese of La Rochelle.
Both of the older Roch men were employees of the Company of the West.
Nicholas Delille Dupart and Julie Larchevéque had six children.
Françoise II and Marie II had been named after their paternal aunts. Françoise I was the widow of Antoine Phillipe de Marigny, Ecuyer, Sieur de Mandeville, a titular knight of the French aristocracy. The title "Ecuyer" means "keeper of the horses."
On 4 Mar 1779, Françoise Delille Dupart II married Dr. José Montégut.
Françoise Delille Dupart II died 22 Dec 1836
Montégut
Escarpentier/Jacinthe
Carrere/Leal/Montegut
Ferdinand J. Montégut, Jr.
Mercier/Lousche/Mullard/Rivard
Cerre/Rivard
Pujol/Soudé
Soudé
Dumas/Montegut
The descendants of Alice Duvernay and Charles A. Duvernay (Married 23 Aug. 1905)
The descendants of Aurelia Duvernay and Willian Nickerson:
Appendix B
Mathilda Carriau m. Charles Vendange, 21 May 1898; m. George Duvernay, 28 Apr 1902
Mary Albertina Carriau m. Louis McGinty, 21 Jun 1892
James Bernard McGinty m. Hilda Guichard
Emma Doretta McGinty m. Paul Norwood, David Williams
Dora Victoria McGinty m. Burnett Williamson
James Bernard McGinty m. Hilda Guichard
Emma Doretta McGinty m. Paul Norwood, David Williams
Dora Victoria McGinty m. Burnett Williamson
Anna Isabella Carriau m. Charles Vendange, 10 Jun 1882
Appendix C
Bertha Montegut b 5 Sep 1900 - d. 17 Oct 1994 m. Herman Taitt, Sr.
LaPrade/Girardy/Cloutier/Émard
Louise LaPrade, who married Antoine Duvernay, was born 29 Jul 1733 in New Orleans and died in 1815. She was the daughter of Jean Baptiste LaPrade, fils, surnamed Rejas, and Angelique Girardy. Both had been born in Quebec and this was the second marriage for both. Jean Baptiste was born c. 1705 and died 26 Jun 1730.
The date of Angelique's birth is not known but she died prior to 1745.
Jean Baptiste was the son of Jean Baptiste, père, also surnamed Rejas, and Marie Madeleine Cloutier, who had been born in Quebec 15 May 1657 and died 24 Jan 1721. Their marriage occurred c. 1704. It was the third marriage for Marie Madeleine, who had ten children by her previous marriages. Jean Baptiste LaPrade, fils, was her eleventh child.
Angelique Girardy was the daughter of Joseph Girardy (30 Jan 1682 - 22 Jan 1789 Mobile) and Françoise, an Indian woman. Joseph had left Quebec on 19 Feb 1708 to come to Mobile.
The Cloutier family originated in the parish of Saint-Jean-Baptiste-de-Mortagne. The name originally meant nail-makers, although by the sixteenth century the use of the patronym was not restricted.
The patriarch of this family was Denis Cloutier who was married to Renée Brière. Denis and René had four children before Renée's death on 1 May 1608.
The oldest child, Zacharie, was born c. 1590. Jacques was baptized 16 Mar 1601; Claude was baptized 17 Mar 1605, and Loyse, christened 22 Feb 1608 and buried on 3 Mar of the same year.
On 3 Nov 1608 the banns of marriage were published for father Denis Cloutier and Jeanne Rahir-Gaultier. This marriage produced four additional children, Leonard 18 Oct 1609, Denis, 29 Feb 1612 and buried three days later, and the twins Pierre and Michelle, 27 Mar 1613.
Additional children of Denis Cloutier were Michel, Renée, Nicholas, Louis and Catherine. They were probably children of Renée but no record exist to determine which wife was the mother.
On 18 Jul 1616, Zacharie, the oldest son, married Sainte (also Xainte) Dupart at St. Jean de Mortagne au perche, Departement de l'Orne, France. Sainte had been born at Feings in 1596 and was the widow of Michel Lermusier.
Zacharie and Sainte had six children while still living in Mortagne. They were: Zacherie, 1617; Jean, 1620, Xaintes, 1622; Anne, 1626; Charles, 1629 and Louise, 1632. Little Zainte died 19 Sept 1632. Thus five children accompanied their parents to New France.
Zacharie signed a contract of servitude with surgeon Robert Gifford, on 14 Mar 1634 and it was stipulated that Gifford would pay passage plus food and lodging in Canada for a period of three years. Each man would be given a few head of livestock plus one thousand arpends of land with the right to build on it, in addition to the right to hunt, fish and trade with the Indians.
By 22 Jul 1634, the master carpenter Zacharie Cloutier and master-mason Jean Guyon were hard at work constructing a manor house for their lord, a parish church and Fort St-Louis in Québec.
On 27 Jul 1636, Zacharie made a marriage contract with Robert Drouin for him to marry Anne, Zacharie's ten and a half year old daughter, with the agreement that the marriage would not be consummated until Anne was thirteen.
Zacherie prospered in Quebec, acquiring land and money until his death on 17 Nov 1677. Xainte died three years later on 14 Jul 1680.
Zacherie, fils, married Madeleine Barbe Emard (also Esmard, Aymard, Esmart, and Eymard) on 4 April 1648 at St. Barthéleme in La Rochelle, France. They had eight children, 5 boys and 3 girls, including Marie-Madeleine.
Zacharie died 3 Feb 1708. Madeleine Barbe died 28 May of the same year.
Zacharie's siblings married as follows: Jean to Marie Martin on 21 Jan 1648 at Québec; Anne to brickmaker Robert Drouin in 1637; Charles a carpenter, married Louise Morin on 20 Apr 1659; and Louise married François Marguerie, Sieur de la Haye on 26 Oct 1645 at age fourteen.
Marie-Madeleine Cloutier as indicated above married three times. The first marriage was to Pierre Gravel, the second to Pierre Bouchard and the third to Jean Baptiste La Prade.
Joseph Girardy (who had mated with the Indian woman, Françoise) was the son of Leonard Girardin, dit Sanssoucy, and Marie-Charlotte Jolivet. Leonard was born in 1696 in Poitiers and Marie-Charlotte was born in Rouen, France in 1645. They were married 12 Oct 1671 in Québec. Leonard died about 18 Oct 1688.
Leonard's parents were Joseph Giradin (or Girardy) and Jeanne Boulanger (1625 - 18 Oct 1688).
Marie-Charlotte's parents were Louis Jolivet of Rouen, France and Louise Bellemanière.