Descendants of Allain/Pierre Jardelat and Marie Guerique of France First Generation 1. Alain/Pierre Jardelat1 was born in France. General Notes: An Alain Jardeler and his wife Marie Illic left Lorient, Brittany, France, 13 August 1720 bound for Louisiana. They were listed in the passenger list of the Gironde as laborers for the concessions of Messiers Mezieres and Desmarches. They were listed as husband and wife, no children. Mezieres and Desmarches had a concession in Biloxi, but it is not known where the ship landed in New France nor where they worked. They were in New Orleans by 1726 when their daughter Marie, four years old, was buried. Alain Jardelat and his wife were living in New Orleans on Rue St. Anne during the New Orleans censuses of 1725, 1727, 1731 and 1732. A son, Nicolas, 8 mos. old, was buried in 1731. In the census records they had one or two children, so they must have had other children besides Nicolas and Marie. Their son Pierre was born about 1733 in New Orleans. His burial information gives his parents as Pedro Jardelas and Maria Querlque - the names were in Spanish by then as Spain was in control at that time. Pierre's father was married to a Marie Querique/Querlque. The spellings of her name as Illic, Guerique, Querlque are close enough to be misspellings of her name. It is possible that Alain had a brother Pierre who could have been Pierre's father, but the fact that Pierre's mother's name was so close to the name of Alain's wife makes that unlikely. There were no other Jardelats that I have found at the time in Louisiana. Alain probably went by more than one name, not unusual at that time. An Allain Jardelas is listed as one of the Louisiana Troops, discharged Oct. 1, 1750. He would have been about 50. Alain would have been the right age to be Pierre's father; he had children around the time Pierre was born in 1733; he was married to a Marie Guerique and Pierre's father was married to a Marie Querique/Querlque. Allain was in the military. Pierre was in the military at Arkansas Post. These facts lead me to believe that the Alain in the census, the Allain, discharged from the Louisiana Troops, and Pedro Jardelas, the name given for the father of Pierre, b. ca. 1733, are all the same person - Alain Jardelat. In the burial information for their son, Pierre, in 1798, it was noted that his parents, Pedro and Marie, were "of Cape Corentin (?) in Brittiany, European France." There is a Cape Cotentin in Normandy and a Carentan in Normandy but not in Brittany. Alain and Marie left on the ship Gironde from Lorient in Brittany. The passenger list listed their place of birth as the Quimperlé and Vannes area, close to Lorient. Noted events in his life were: • Emigration: 13 Aug 1720, Lorient, Brittany, France.2,3 Alain Jardeler, with wife, Marie Illic. Heading for Louisiana on La Gironde • Census: 1 Jan 1726, New Orleans, Louisiana, New France.4 p.76. Living on Rue St. Anne in New Orleans: Jardela, wife, 2 children. • Census: 1727, New Orleans, Louisiana, New France.5 p.93. Living on Rue St. Anne, New Orleans: Alain Jardela, charcoal maker, wife, child. • Census: 1731, New Orleans, Louisiana, New France.6 listed as Jadela • Census: 1732, New Orleans, Louisiana, New France.7 p.137. In New Orleans: Jardela, 1 man, 1 woman, 1 child. • Military: 1 Oct 1750, Louisiana, New France.8 Serving in the Louisiana Troops Alain/Pierre married Marie Guerique9,10 before 1720 in France.11 Marie was born in France. General Notes: The name is transcribed as Querique, Querlque and Guerique in various records. Guerique comes from the burial records of two of her children, Marie and Nicolas, in Sacramental Records of the Roman Catholic Church of the Archdiocese of New Orleans, vol. 1, 1718-1750. Woods, Earl C. and Charles E. Nolan. New Orleans, Archdiocese of New Orleans, 1987. The other two spellings are found in two different records of the burial of her son Pierre, in Abstract of Catholic Register of Arkansas, 1764-1858. Comp. and Ed. by Dorothy Jones Core. Grand Prairie Historical Produced by: Anne Healy Field, kakadu AT annefield.net, www.annefield.net : 8 Dec 2019 1 Produced by Legacy Society, 1976. I have chosen to go with Guerique, the older record. Noted events in her life were: • Other Spellings: Name might be spelled Garrigues. • Emigration: Lorient, Brittany, France, 13 Aug 1720.3,12 Children from this marriage were: 2 F i. Marie Jardelat13 was born about 1722,14 died about 13 Jul 1726 in New Orleans, Louisiana, New France15 about age 4, and was buried in 1726 in New Orleans, Louisiana, New France.16,17 3 M ii. Nicolas Jardelat18 was born about 1731,18 died about 31 Aug 1731 in New Orleans, Louisiana, New France,18 and was buried 31 Aug 1731 in New Orleans, Louisiana, New France.15 General Notes: There is an entry in the Index to St. Louis Cathedral Archives, by Forsyth, for a baptism for Nicolas Jardilas; Vol. 1731-1733, p.69. + 4 M iii. Pierre Jardelat19 was born about 1733 in New Orleans, Louisiana, New France,20 died about 28 Apr 1798 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas21 about age 65, and was buried 28 Apr 1798 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas.22 Pierre married Marie Songy dit Languedoc23 (d. After 6 Jul 1809) 19 May 1761 in New Orleans, Louisiana, New France.24,25 + 5 F iv. Maria Theresa Jardelat26 was born about 1737 in New Orleans, Louisiana,27,28,29 died in Aug 181127 about age 74, and was buried 17 Aug 1811 in New Orleans, Louisiana.27 Maria married Mathurino Casberg.30 (d. Bef Aug 1811) Produced by: Anne Healy Field, kakadu AT annefield.net, www.annefield.net : 8 Dec 2019 2 Produced by Legacy Second Generation (Children) 4. Pierre Jardelat19 (Alain/Pierre 1) was born about 1733 in New Orleans, Louisiana, New France,20 died about 28 Apr 1798 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas21 about age 65, and was buried 28 Apr 1798 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas.22 Noted events in his life were: • Census: 22 May 1766, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.31 Francisco [Pedro] Jardela was head of household which included 1 woman, 2 boys, 1 girl and no slaves. • Census: 2 Dec 1768, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.32 Jardelat, his wife, 2 boys and 1 girl. • Census: 5 Jan 1770, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.33 Pedro Jardelat, Maria, his wife, three boys: Pedro & 2 unnamed; 1 girl unbaptized plus one named Carla. • Census: 10 Jul 1780, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.34 Corporal 2d Class Pedro Jardelat; his son Pedro is also in the militia; also in the lists for August and September 1780. • Military: 10 Jul 1780, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.35 Corporal 2d Class. Listed as Pedro Jardelat. • Census: Jun 1782, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.36 Corporal 2d Class Pedro Jardela; also listed for July and Aug 1782. • Military: 4 Jun 1782, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.37 Corporal 2d Class Pedro Jardela[s]. • Census: 1791, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.38 Listed as white, male, of the 3d age (over 49), farmer, with 3 slaves. • Census: 31 Dec 1793, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.39 Pierre Jardela, white male, 3d age (over 49), with four slaves; raising wheat, maize and tobacco. There are 9 children, 5 males and 4 females. • Census: 28 Dec 1794, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.40 Pedro Jardelas, white male, over 49, with 4 slaves; he is raising wheat, maize and tobacco. All of his children are named in this census. • Census: 31 Dec 1796, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.41 Pedro Jardelas, white, male, over 49, raising wheat, maize and tobacco. • Cemetery: Arkansas Post, Arkansas.42 Cemetery of the Parish of Arkansas Pierre married Marie Songy dit Languedoc,23 daughter of Pierre Songy43 and Jeanne Genton,43 19 May 1761 in New Orleans, Louisiana, New France.24,25 Marie was born in New Orleans, Louisiana,44 died after 6 Jul 1809,45,46 and was buried in 1809 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas. General Notes: There is a record of marriage for Marie in the Sacramental Records of the Roman Catholic Church of the Archdiocese of New Orleans, vol. 2, 1751-1771, New Orleans, Archdiocese of New Orleans, 1988, pp.136 & 257. Jardelat is spelled Gerdela. Marie's surname is Sogny or Songy. Songy or Sogny was Marie's name when she married, but she went by Languedoc or Langdoc in subsequent records. Languedoc is most likely another, or "dit" name which was common among French emigrants to North America. Sogny and Songy seem to be the same as Saunier, Sonnier and Sogne. In Marie's will, in 1809, she calls herself Marie Languedoc, "daughter of Languedoc and Mary Soignez." But the marriage record names her parents as Pierre [Songy] and Jeanne Genton. The record notes that Marie was a "native of this parish," meaning born in New Orleans. In The Sacramental Records of the Roman Catholic Church of the Archdiocese of New Orleans, Vol. 2, 1751-1771, p.155, there is a baptismal abstract for Charlotte, daughter of Pierre Jardelas and Marie Languedoc, 20 July 1766. The godparents are ___Songy and Charlotte Rillieux [signs as Charlotte Songy] (SLC, B5, 138). Another abstract in vol. 2, p.213, lists as sponsors at a baptism for Anne Charlotte Mouton: Pierre Songy, militia officer, and Charlote Rilieux, spouse of Joseph Songy, scrivener (SLC, B5, 109). Charlotte Rillieux is the wife of Joseph Songy. There are many with the surname Songy in the Sacramental Records but none have a relationship to Pierre Songy and Jeanne Genton. Given that Joseph Songy is a godparent for one of Marie Songy Jardelat's children, Produced by: Anne Healy Field, kakadu AT annefield.net, www.annefield.net : 8 Dec 2019 3 Produced by Legacy there is likely a family relationship between Marie and the other Songys. Marie made her will on 6 July 1809 at the Post of the Arkansas. It was probated on 18 September 1809, so she died sometime between those two dates and was probably buried at the Post of the Arkansas. Noted events in her life were: • Other Spellings: Langdoc • Census: 5 Jan 1770, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.47 Maria, wife of Pedro Jardelat, with five children, 3 boys and 2 girls. • Census: 1791, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.48 Marie, wife of Pierre Jardela; white, female, of the 2d age (between 14 and 49); also listed are 5 sons and 3 daughters. • Census: 31 Dec 1793, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.49 Marie Lanode, wife of Pierre Jardela; white, female, of the 2d age group. • Census: 28 Dec 1794, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.50 Maria Jardelas, white, female, over 49. • Census: 31 Dec 1796, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.51 Maria Jardelas, white, female, over 49. • Census: 2 Dec 1798, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.52 Widow Jardelat, raising wheat and maize. • Will: 6 Jul 1809, Arkansas Post, District of Arkansas, Territory of Louisiana.53,54 The will was written for Marie by a notary public, André Fagot, and she signed with her mark. • Probate: 18 Sep 1809, District of Arkansas, Territory of Louisiana.55 Estate of Marie Languedoc: Administration of estate given by John Harvey, Judge of Probate, to Alexis Jardelas and Jean Jardelo, two of the sons of Marie Languedoc who brought the will to the Judge of Probate. Marie wrote a will but did not name an executor. Three others were named to appraise the estate: Joseph Bogy, John B. Desruisseau and Samuel Moseley. Children from this marriage were: + 6 F i. Louise Jardelat56 was born in Arkansas Post, Arkansas. Louise married Etienne Le Vasseur56 16 Apr 1798 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas.57 + 7 M ii. Louis Jardelat58 was born in Arkansas Post, Arkansas59 and died 10 Aug 1806 in Arkansas Territory.60 Louis married Augustina Valliere61 (b. Abt 1783, d. 22 May 1805) 17 Jul 1802 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas.62 8 M iii. Pierre Jardelat63 was born 8 Jan 1764 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas64 and was christened 20 Jul 1766 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas.65 Noted events in his life were: • Baptism: 20 Jul 1766, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.65 • Census: 5 Jan 1770, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.66 son of Pedro and Maria Jardelat • Census: 10 Jul 1780, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.67 In the militia list at Arkansas Post along with his father, Corporal 2d class Pedro Jardelat; also in the list for August and September 1780. • Military: 10 Jul 1780, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.68 Member of the Militia; Listed in the muster as Pedro Jardela • Census: Jun 1782, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.69 Listed in the militia as Pedro Jardela; also listed for July and August 1782. • Military: 4 Jun 1782, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.70 Member of the Militia • Census: 28 Dec 1794, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.71 Pierre is listed as a son, white, male, between 14 and 49 Produced by: Anne Healy Field, kakadu AT annefield.net, www.annefield.net : 8 Dec 2019 4 Produced by Legacy • Census: 31 Dec 1796, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.72 Pedro Jardelas, son. • Census: 2 Dec 1798, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.73 Pedro Jardelat, son. + 9 F iv. Charlotte Jardelat74 was born 8 Feb 1766 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas,75 was christened 20 Jul 1766 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas,63 died 22 Sep 1817 in Paris, France76,77,78 at age 51, and was buried in 1817 in Paris, France. Charlotte married Joseph Reynes79,80 (b. 6 Mar 1758, d. 24 Jun 1824) 24 Jan 1786 in New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana.79,80,81,82 + 10 F v. Marie Louise Jardelat83,84 was born circa 1770 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas84,85 and was christened 19 Apr 1772 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas.86,87,88 Marie married Jean Larquier. + 11 M vi. Alexis Jardelat89 was born 12 Apr 1770 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas90 and was christened 9 Jul 1786 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas.91 Alexis married Helene Imbeau. 12 F vii. Adelaide Jardelat92 was born 15 Mar 1779 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas93 and was christened 9 Jul 1786 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas.94 General Notes: Adelaide does not appear in any of the censuses at Arkansas Post where the children are named, in the 1790s. Noted events in her life were: • Baptism: 9 Jul 1786, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.92 + 13 F viii. Marguerite Jardelat was born 8 Jan 1781 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas,95 was christened 7 Oct 1792 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas,96 died 13 Jun 1855 in Orleans Parish, Louisiana97,98,99 at age 74, and was buried in Jun 1855 in New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana.100 Marguerite married Pablo Graupera101 (b. Abt 1768, d. 23 Apr 1818) 2 Apr 1799 in New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana.102,103,104 + 14 M ix. Jean Jardelat105 was born about 1784 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas.106 Jean married Cecile Joliet.107 (b. Abt 1785) + 15 M x. Joseph Jardelat108 was born 2 Feb 1786 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas,109,110 died 5 Mar 1828 in New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana111,112 at age 42, and was buried 5 Mar 1828 in New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana.110 Joseph had a relationship with Carmelite Pablo. + 16 F xi. Judith Jardelat113 was born 25 Feb 1790 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas114,115 and was christened 25 Feb 1790 in New Orleans, Louisiana.116 Judith married Joseph Ollivier. 5. Maria Theresa Jardelat26 (Alain/Pierre 1) was born about 1737 in New Orleans, Louisiana,27,28,29 died in Aug 181127 about age 74, and was buried 17 Aug 1811 in New Orleans, Louisiana.27 General Notes: Maria Theresa is assumed to be a member of this family. A Maria Theresa Jardelat Casberg is listed in the burial records of Saint Louis Cathedral in New Orleans. She was buried 17 August 1811 in St. Louis Cemetery No. 1. She was the widow of Mathurin Casberg, spelled Kalsherk in the cemetery records, and also Casteverg, Casberk, Casteberg, Casteverg and Casverg in various transcriptions of the records. Maria Theresa was 74 years old when she died, putting her birth about 1737, about the time the other Jardelat children were born. Since there were no other Jardelat families in the records, my assumption is that she was the sister of Pierre Jardelat and the daughter of Allin/Pierre Jardelat and Marie Songy/Languedoc. Her burial records lists her as a native of the city of New Orleans, as does a baptismal record for a granddaughter. Another baptismal record for a different granddaughter notes that she is a native of Natchez. The Jardelat family was living on Rue St. Anne in the 1720s and 1730s, so if she was truly a native of New Orleans, this adds to the evidence that Maria Theresa is a member of this family. She would, however, been very young when she married, about 13 or 14. Little is known about her husband Mathurin Casberg, so perhaps it is he who is the native of Natchez. Produced by: Anne Healy Field, kakadu AT annefield.net, www.annefield.net : 8 Dec 2019 5 Produced by Legacy Mathurin, or Maturino, who also went by Jean Mathurin, was listed as a master carpenter at the birth of a son. He died before Maria Theresa. Six children are listed in the baptismal record in New Orleans for Mathurin and Maria Theresa: Magdeleine, baptized 1751, Jaque, born 1752, Jean Louis, born 1756, Marie Therese, baptized 1758, Pierre, born 1762, who died within a month, and Pierre, born 1764. Noted events in her life were: • Cemetery: St. Louis No,. 1, New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana.117 Maria married Mathurino Casberg.30 Mathurino died before Aug 1811. Children from this marriage were: 17 F i. Magdeleine Casberg30 was christened 5 Jan 1751 in New Orleans, Louisiana.30 18 M ii. Jaque Casberg30 was born 16 Feb 175230 and was christened 17 Feb 1752 in New Orleans, Louisiana.30 19 M iii. Jean Louis Casberg30 was born 6 Jan 175630 and was christened 1 Feb 1756 in New Orleans, Louisiana.30 20 F iv. Marie Therese Casberg30 was christened 13 Nov 1758 in New Orleans, Louisiana.30 21 M v. Pierre Casberg30 was born 24 Feb 1762,30 was christened 25 Feb 1762 in New Orleans, Louisiana,30 and died 1 Mar 1762.30 22 M vi. Pierre Casberg30 was born 7 Mar 176430 and was christened 8 Mar 1764 in New Orleans, Louisiana.30 Produced by: Anne Healy Field, kakadu AT annefield.net, www.annefield.net : 8 Dec 2019 6 Produced by Legacy Third Generation (Grandchildren) 6. Louise Jardelat56 (Pierre 2, Alain/Pierre 1) was born in Arkansas Post, Arkansas. Noted events in her life were: • Census: 28 Dec 1794, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.118 • Census: 31 Dec 1796, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.119 • Census: 2 Dec 1798, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.120 Louise married Etienne Le Vasseur,56 son of Estanislas Le Vasseur and Francoise De Loeil,121 16 Apr 1798 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas.57 Etienne was born in Quebec, Canada.56 General Notes: Etienne first marriage was to Marie LaRose in 1792. In the 1793 census she is listed under Estanislas Vasseur as his wife. They have one child. I think this is a mistake and Estanislas is Etienne. In the 1791 census Etienne is listed with Marie, his wife, and they are living with his father, Estanislas, and his brother, Francois. Never, in any of the censuses, are Etienne and Estanislas (Jr.) ever mentioned together. I don't know if it was written down wrong originally or transcribed wrong, but my guess is that Estanislas (son of Estanislas) and Etienne are the same person, and that Marie LaRose was married to Etienne. Etienne is also referred to as Etienne Victoire. In October 1792, Etienne Victoire Le Vasseur is Godfather to a child at a baptism. At the marriage of his sister Therese in 1792, he is listed with his brother Francois as Etienne Victor. Noted events in his life were: • Misc: Also known as Estevan. • Census: 1791, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.122 • Other Spellings: Etienne Victor Le Vasseur, 30 Sep 1792.123 • Other Spellings: Etienne Victoire Le Vasseur, 21 Oct 1792.124 • Census: 31 Dec 1793, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.125 • Census: 28 Dec 1794, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.126 • Census: 31 Dec 1796, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.127 • Census: 2 Dec 1798, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.128 Children from this marriage were: 23 F i. Atanase Le Vasseur129 was born 3 Jul 1796 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas130 and was christened 30 Dec 1796 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas.131,132,133 General Notes: Antanase le Vasseur: "Friday, the 30th of December of the year 1796, I Don Pedro Janin, priest in charge of this parish district of Arkansas for His Most Illustrious Holiness, baptised and anointed with the other oils a child who was born the 3rd of July, the legitimate son of Estevan le Vasseur and Luisa Jardelas, both residents of this parish district; the paternal grandfather and grandmother are Stanislas le Vasseur and Theresa, deceased; the maternal grandmother Maria Languedoc; and on that child I administered the ceremonies and prayers and I put for a name Atanase. The godfather, Pedro Jardelas, maternal grandfather of the child, and the godmother, Charlotte, wife of Joseph Renes. (signatures) Charlotte Renes Pedro Janin, Parish Priest" A Baptismal Record of the Parishes along the Arkansas River, Aug. 5, 1796 - July 16, 1802. Pine Bluff, Jefferson Co. Historical Society, 1982. The name Atanase is sometimes spelled Atanais or Athanase Noted events in her life were: • Baptism: 30 Dec 1796, Arkansas Post, Arkansas. 24 M ii. Rosemo Le Vasseur134 was born 9 Jan 1799 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas135 and was christened 20 Jan 1799 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas.135 General Notes: Rosemo le Vasseur: Produced by: Anne Healy Field, kakadu AT annefield.net, www.annefield.net : 8 Dec 2019 7 Produced by Legacy "Saturday, the 20th day of January of the year 1799, I Don Pedro Janin, in charge of this parish district of Arkansas for His Most Illustrious Holiness, baptised and anointed with the other oils a child that was born the 9th day of this month, the legitimate son of Estevan le Vasseur, and of Luisa Jardelas, both parishioners of this parish district. The maternal grandparents, Pedro Jardelas, deceased, and Maria Langdoc; the paternal ones Stanislas le Vasseur and Maria de Loeil, deceased. On that child I administered the sacred ceremonies and prayers, and I put for a name Rosemo; the godfather, Pedro Jardelas, and the godmother, Maria Luisa Jardelas, to whom I advised of the spiritual kinship. I signed it. (signed) Maria Louise Jardela Pedro Janin, Parish Priest" A Baptismal Record of the Parishes along the Arkansas River, Aug. 5, 1796 - July 16, 1802. Pine Bluff, Jefferson Co. Historical Society, 1982. Noted events in his life were: • Baptism: 20 Jan 1799, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.136 • Other Spellings: Rosimount Vasseur, 24 Jan 1830.137 25 F iii. Delfina Le Vasseur138 was born 14 Jul 1801 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas.139 General Notes: Delfina Vasseur: "The 16th day of July of this year of 1802, I Friar Juan Brady, balded Carmelite monk and priest of the parish of Our Lady of Carmen in the beginnings of the Red and Ouachita Rivers, finding myself in this district of Arkansas by commission of Mr. Thomas Hassett, Vicar General of Louisiana, baptised and anointed with oils a child that was born the 14th day of July, of the year of 1801, the legitimate daughter of Estevan Vasseur and of Luisa Jardelat, residents of this district. The paternal grandparents are Estanislaus Vasseur and Teresa Deloeil, natives of Montreal in Canada; the maternal, Pedro Jardelat and Maria Langedoc, natives of Louisiana. On that child I performed the sacred ceremonies and prayers, and I put for a name Delfina. Her godparents were Josef Peynes [Reynes] and Margarita Granper, to whom I advised of the spiritual kinship, and so that it might be certain, I signed it. Friar Juan Brady" A Baptismal Record of the Parishes along the Arkansas River, Aug. 5, 1796 - July 16, 1802. Pine Bluff, Jefferson Co. Historical Society, 1982. Noted events in her life were: • Baptism: 16 Jul 1802, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.140 26 M iv. Rene Victor Le Vasseur141 was born 28 Jun 1809 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas141 and was christened 1 Jun 1820 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas.142 Noted events in his life were: • Baptism: 1 Jun 1820, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.141 7. Louis Jardelat58 (Pierre 2, Alain/Pierre 1) was born in Arkansas Post, Arkansas59 and died 10 Aug 1806 in Arkansas Territory.60 General Notes: Louis Jardelat was an experienced hunter in trader in the area of Arkansas Post. He owned an acre of land at the Post, along with his trading house, both of which he sold to Jacob Bright & Co., a trading house, sometime before 1806. His wife Augustina Valliere died in 1805. Louis, on a trip up the Arkansas River, with Jacob Bright and others, in August 1806, to find a spot for a trading post, was shot and killed, most likely by Choctaw Indians. "Montgomery's Tavern and Johnston and Armstrong's Store." Historic Structure Report, Historical Data, by Edwin C. Bearss. Washington, D.C., Office of History and Historic Architecture, Eastern Service Center, May 31, 1971. Published to the web at http://www.nps.gov/archive/arpo/monttav/index.htm. Accessed 22 April 2009. In a list of marriages in one source, there is one for Luis Nordelot to Angelina Valliere. This is no doubt Luis Jardelot and Augustina Valliere. Abstract of Catholic Register of Arkansas, 1764-1858. Comp. and Ed. by Dorothy Jones Core. Grand Prairie Historical Society, 1976, p.76. Noted events in his life were: • Census: 28 Dec 1794, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.143 Produced by: Anne Healy Field, kakadu AT annefield.net, www.annefield.net : 8 Dec 2019 8 Produced by Legacy • Census: 31 Dec 1796, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.144 • Census: 2 Dec 1798, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.145 • Property: Bef 1806, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.146 • Occupation: 1806.147 Trader and hunter Louis married Augustina Valliere,61 daughter of Josef Valliere and Maria Feliciana Morand, 17 Jul 1802 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas.62 Augustina was born about 1783 in New Orleans, Louisiana,148 died 22 May 1805149 about age 22, and was buried in New Orleans, Louisiana.149 General Notes: Card index for St. Louis Cemetery #1: Jardela, Dona Maria Agustina Valier Daughter of Don Joseph Valier & Dona Maria Felicite Morant Wife of Don Luis Jardela Died May 22, 1805, Aged 21 yrs. Noted events in her life were: • Census: 28 Dec 1794. • Cemetery: New Orleans, Louisiana.150 St. Louis Cemetery #1 9. Charlotte Jardelat74 (Pierre 2, Alain/Pierre 1) was born 8 Feb 1766 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas,75 was christened 20 Jul 1766 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas,63 died 22 Sep 1817 in Paris, France76,77,78 at age 51, and was buried in 1817 in Paris, France. General Notes: One online researcher gives her date of death as 22 Sept 1817 in Paris. She was buried in Pere Lachaise cemetery in Paris. Noted events in her life were: • Other Spellings: Carlota. • Baptism: 20 Jul 1766, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.151 • Cemetery: Pere Lachaise Cemetery, 1817, Paris, France.76 Charlotte married Joseph Reynes,79,80 son of Juan Renes and Catalina Morel, 24 Jan 1786 in New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana.79,80,81,82 Joseph was born 6 Mar 1758 in Sollér, Islas Baleares, Spain,80,152 was christened in Mallorca, Spain,80 died 24 Jun 1824 in Paris, France77,153 at age 66, and was buried in 1824 in Paris, France.153 Marriage Notes: In their marriage application, 17 January 1786, Carlota's age is given as 16. This conflicts with the date of birth given in her baptismal record as 8 Feb 1766. Noted events in their marriage were: • Marriage Application: 17 Jan 1786, New Orleans, Louisiana.80 General Notes: In The notarial acts of Estevan de Quiñones, 1785-1786, by Elizabeth Becker Gianelloni, [Baton Rouge?, 1966], there is a marriage application on p.46 for Joseph Renes and Carlota. The date of the application is 17 January 1786. His parents are listed as Juan Renes and Catalina Morel. Joseph is 25, a native of Mallorca where he was baptized at the Parish of San Pedro of Mallorca. He is a resident of New Orleans. Carlota is 16 - although this age conflicts with a birth date given in her baptismal record of 1766. Her name is transcribed as Tardelat instead of Jardelat. One online researcher gives his death date as 24 Jun 1824, and place of death as Paris. Burial was at Pere Lachaise Cemetery in Paris. She also gives his birth or baptism as 6 Mar 1758, St. Bartholemu Parish, Soller, Mallorca. This information has not been confirmed. Noted events in his life were: • Baptism: Parish of San Pedro of Mallorca.154 • Residence: New Orleans, Louisiana, 17 Jan 1786.154 • Cemetery: Pere Lachaise Cemetery, 1824, Paris, France.153 The child from this marriage was: + 27 M i. Joseph Reynes Jr.155 was born 16 Dec 1793 in New Orleans, Louisiana,156 was christened 14 Jan 1794 in New Orleans, Louisiana,157,158 died 23 May 1873 in Louisiana159 at age 79, and was buried in 1873 in New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana.160 Produced by: Anne Healy Field, kakadu AT annefield.net, www.annefield.net : 8 Dec 2019 9 Produced by Legacy Joseph married Dame Louise Francoise Kugler (b. 1796, d. 18 Feb 1824) circa 1815 in Paris, France.160 Joseph next married Polyxéne Mazureau (b. 25 Feb 1808, d. 2 Mar 1879) 19 Jun 1826 in New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana.160,161 10. Marie Louise Jardelat83,84 (Pierre 2, Alain/Pierre 1) was born circa 1770 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas84,85 and was christened 19 Apr 1772 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas.86,87,88 General Notes: An article in the Arkansas Family Historian gives an extract of Marie Louise Jardela's baptismal record, 19 April 1772. A note at the bottom of the extract states that "the widow Larquet is aged a little more than 75 years." This was about 1847, so she was still alive in 1847. The sheet of paper is in the Refeld Collection at the Arkansas History Commission and State Archives. Marie Louise's daughter, Mary Elizabeth, married Louis Refeld. Arkansas Family Historian, vol. 46, no. 1, March 2008. Arkansas Genealogical Society webpage: http://www.agsgenealogy.org/databases/AFHissues.html Noted events in her life were: • Census: 28 Dec 1794, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.162 • Census: 31 Dec 1796, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.163 • Census: 2 Dec 1798, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.164 Listed in census as Maria Luisa Jardelat. • Census: 1850, Arkansas Township, Arkansas, Arkansas.84 Mary L. Larquier, 80, born Arkansas Marie married Jean Larquier, son of Peter Larquier and Maria Fabiane. Children from this marriage were: + 28 F i. Mary Elizabeth Larquier165 was born circa 1808 in Arkansas.166 Mary married Louis Lannois Refeld165,167 (b. ca. 1806) 26 Mar 1829.168 29 M ii. Joseph Masureau Larquier169,170 was born 3 Feb 1808 in Arkansas,170 was christened 31 Mar 1817 in New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana,170 and died 21 Mar 1826 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas at age 18. Noted events in his life were: • Newspaper notice: Notice of Death, 21 Mar 1826.171 "Died at the Post of Arkansas, on the 21st ult., after a short and painful illness, Joseph Mazareau Larquier, aged about 17; and on the 11th inst. Oliver Larguier, aged about 13 years, both of the small pox, and both sons of Mr. John Larquier, of that place." 30 M iii. Oliver Larquier was born circa 1813171 and died 11 Mar 1826 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas171 about age 13. Noted events in his life were: • Newspaper notice: Arkansas Gazette, 21 Mar 1826.171 "Died at the Post of Arkansas, on the 21st ult., after a short and painful illness, Joseph Mazareau Larquier, aged about 17; and on the 11th inst. Oliver Larguier, aged about 13 years, both of the small pox, and both sons of Mr. John Larquier, of that place." 11. Alexis Jardelat89 (Pierre 2, Alain/Pierre 1) was born 12 Apr 1770 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas90 and was christened 9 Jul 1786 in Arkansas Post, Arkansas.91 Noted events in his life were: • Baptism: 9 Jul 1786, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.89 • Census: 28 Dec 1794, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.172 Listed in census as Alexo Jardelas, white, male, over 13. • Census: 31 Dec 1796, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.173 Listed in census as Alexo Jardelas. • Census: 2 Dec 1798, Arkansas Post, Arkansas.174 Listed in census as Alexo Jardelat. • Residence: 1814, Arkansas Territory.175 Listed in tax list Alexis married Helene Imbeau. Produced by: Anne Healy Field, kakadu AT annefield.net, www.annefield.net : 8 Dec 2019 10 Produced by Legacy