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Matches 101 to 150 of 582
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| 101 | Ancestry has further lines | SARDINHA, Maria (I700)
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| 102 | Andrée Texeira is indeed Andrée de Rozario since her daughter was born Marguerite Texeira daughter of Domingue Teixeira and Andrée de Rozario according to the statement of marriage certificate found in volume 1, page 121 of the summary of the acts of the civil status of Pondicherry 1676/1735, (published in 1917 from the original acts of the town hall of Pondicherry). Work which is in the National Library of France. Marguerite was born in Daman, then a Portuguese counter, located in Goa, a state in southwestern India; she will most likely arrive in Bourbon with her mother around 1678 aboard the Rossignol among a contingent of 14 so-called Portuguese or mixed-race women from Indies. Andrée will marry, around 1679, Jacques Maillot dit La Brière (Ricquebourg p.1777). They had 3 boys. | TEIXEIRA, Domingue (I1861)
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| 103 | Andrée Texeira is indeed Andrée de Rozario since her daughter was born Marguerite Texeira daughter of Domingue Teixeira and Andrée de Rozario according to the statement of marriage certificate found in volume 1, page 121 of the summary of the acts of the civil status of Pondicherry 1676/1735, (published in 1917 from the original acts of the town hall of Pondicherry). Work which is in the National Library of France. Marguerite was born in Daman, then a Portuguese counter, located in Goa, a state in southwestern India; she will most likely arrive in Bourbon with her mother around 1678 aboard the Rossignol among a contingent of 14 so-called Portuguese or mixed-race women from Indies. Andrée will marry, around 1679, Jacques Maillot dit La Brière (Ricquebourg p.1777). They had 3 boys. | DE ROZARIO TEXEIRE, Andrée (I1862)
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| 104 | Andrée Texeira is indeed Andrée de Rozario since her daughter was born Marguerite Texeira daughter of Domingue Teixeira and Andrée de Rozario according to the statement of marriage certificate found in volume 1, page 121 of the summary of the acts of the civil status of Pondicherry 1676/1735, (published in 1917 from the original acts of the town hall of Pondicherry). Work which is in the National Library of France. Marguerite was born in Daman, then a Portuguese counter, located in Goa, a state in southwestern India; she will most likely arrive in Bourbon with her mother around 1678 aboard the Rossignol among a contingent of 14 so-called Portuguese or mixed-race women from Indies. Andrée will marry, around 1679, Jacques Maillot dit La Brière (Ricquebourg p.1777). They had 3 boys. | TEIXEIRA, Marguerite (I1000)
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| 105 | Another survivor of Fort-Dauphin, who arrived on the island in May 1676. He was said to be from Nîmes. Married to Catherine Mise around 1679, he has two daughters, Marguerite and Louise. On his death, before 1690, François Mussard welcomed into his home the wife and children of the one who had been one of the signatories of the Petition to Colbert and one of his oldest friends. 'The epic of the five hundred first Reunionese " | COLLIN, Pierre (I1237)
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| 106 | Antoine de LA ROCHE (+ ap.1496) (reputed son - perhaps natural? -D'Amblard de La Roche-Aymon, sgr of Ville-du-Bois, en Combraille, former parish of Fayolles, com. Sannat, 23; du Breuil en Bourbonnais, and Crest) 1Sgr of Courtiaux (today Courtiat, hamlet of Mainsat, 23) and of the Pond; then Ronzet by his wife.X v. 1480, Jeanne (d ’) AUBET (daughter of Gabriel, Sgr du Ronzet and des Deux Laudeux | DE LA ROCHE DU RONZET, Antoine (I500420)
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| 107 | Antonia moved to S.A and had 5 kids ( 2 boys and 3 girls) her surname became da Sousa - conflicts with DNA match need to review | DE JESUS, Antonia (I1286)
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| 108 | Anzac soldier in WW2 | VENN, James Roland (I500307)
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| 109 | Appears to be a name change | DELASTRE, ** Etienne (I509351)
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| 110 | Appears to be several discrepancies in online indexes between "Michelle" and "Charlotte" they seem to be the same person with the same spouse and death date. Birth years are different. Charlotte Born 12 April 1793 - Saint-Denis, 974, Réunion, Réunion, France Investigating | BELLIER DE BEAUMONT, Louise Michelle Augustine (I500717)
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| 111 | Appears to have boarded same boat as Antonio Gonzalves Menezes/Moniz | DE JESUS, Julia (I501381)
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| 112 | Around image 316 need to locate - https://arquivo-abm.madeira.gov.pt/viewer?id=2023&FileID=1665063 | TEIXEIRA MADEIRA, João (I405)
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| 113 | Arrival with her husband on 5/27/1670 | COMPIEGNE, Marguerite (I505585)
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| 114 | Arrivé le 22.2.1667 Flote de MONTDEVERGUE | MOLLET DIT LA BRIE, Claude Henry (I501049)
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| 115 | arrivé le 22/2/1677, flotte de Montdevergue | MOLLET DIT LA BRIE, Claude Henry (I501049)
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| 116 | Arrived around 1669, coming from Madagascar - Master carpenter in his Cm - Bursar of the Plantation du Roy in Saint Paul in 1690 (half-fruit farm lease signed with Governor Vauboulon, according to René Bousquet, book II, chapter 3 p 250 ( 30/117) Signs this deed and his wife on January 2, 1690. ADR / 3E / 38 | MUSSARD, François (I505584)
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| 117 | Arrived in Australia on Ship Maria Hay in 1854 | DAY, Ellen (I501231)
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| 118 | Arrived in australia on the Ship named Maria Hay | DEAN, Daniel (I501230)
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| 119 | Arrived in Mauritius aboard the "Young Antoine" (Commander Teissere), armed in Marseille on August 27, 1820. | HÉLIE, Jean Barthélémy (I131)
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| 120 | Arthaud Maniquet married by contract oN January 4, 1520: Hélène-Marguerite (de) Cheminal, daughter of Martin (de) Cheminal, officer in the Dauphiné chamber of accounts, resident in Grenoble. Hélène-Marguerite brings a sum of 400 crowns of gold to the sun, as well as 400 crowns of gold for her wedding clothes. Arthaud receives from his father half of all his property. Arthaud acquired on February 6, 1543 the castle of Fayet, in the parish of Barraux, commissioned from La Buissière. This castle, apparently consisted only of a dungeon, called the Cardinal's tower in memory of Cardinal Cassard. In 1548 he occupied the position of first secretary of the Grenoble Parliament. In gratitude for his services and those of his children, he was created on November 5, 1572, councilor-in-charge of the king, one of the most important offices of the court. Arthaud made his will on November 7, 1573, asking to be buried in the parish church of La Buissière, bequeathing 2,000 pounds to his younger sons and instituting his heir Hector his older son. From Hélène-Marguerite (de) Cheminal, he left: Hector de Maniquet, who follows Jean de Maniquet, who embraced the reformed religion and tested in 1591 in favor of the reformed church of La Buissière Abel de Maniquet, master of Waters and Forests of Crécy-en-Brie of which the queen-mother Catherine de Médicis was titular, and this one gave him 1000 pounds tournament books on January 25, 1576 | MANIQUET DU FAYET, Arthaud (I509412)
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| 121 | As far as the details of Antonio's death, we have a collection of Madeiran obituaries at the Museum, Antonio's obit was not the usual newspaper obituary, but an index card with the information handwritten from the Cemetery. Email from the Museum | GONZALVES DE MENESES / MONIZ, Antonio (I503257)
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| 122 | Assistance from FB Group Marriage record of Antonio Goncalves & Maria Teixeira: NOTE: listed mother - Maria Pereira but a note in the margin says "she is also called Maria Caldeira de Sequeira per her marriage in 1706 page 42." Could be from a pervious marriage?? (Need to confirm) Marriage record to Domingo's (1688) and by that time she used the single surname Pereira de Sequeira. The exclusion of the surname Sequeira happened after in 1706 | PEREIRA (AKA CALDEIRA DE SEQUEIRA), Maria (I1813)
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| 123 | Auctioneer Owner | FAYD'HERBE DE MAUDAVE, Georges Ernest Gerdoff (I507336)
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| 124 | Aujourd'hui huitième jour de mai mil six cents cinquante . Dans l'église à St Aubin de Pouancé Pondriau Noux curé à ladite église ont comparu. Noble Philippe LE CASTELAIN Ecuyer de Sieur à Crécy et de demoiselle Françoise DE LAYNAY demeurant sur cette paroisse lesquels m'ont déclaré ??? Philippe CASTELAIN m'a déclaré qu'il pris demoiselle Françoise DE LAUNAY pour sa femme et légitime épouse et la dite Françoise DE LAUNAY m'a déclaré qu'elle pris Philippe CASTELAIN pour son mari et légitime épouse laquelle déclaration à été faite en présence Nicolas LE FORT BISHOP vicaire. | Family F501315
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| 125 | Auntie Flo was a very proper English lady, and I do not know how she put up with her husband at times! Sadly, uncle Jo became the victim of the cigarette, and died from bad emphysema in England, straight after the War while visiting their daughter Olga and family in 1946 . Memoirs from Suzanne Coutanceau | GOLDING, Florence Maud L (I1290)
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| 126 | Auntie Flo was a very proper English lady, and I do not know how she put up with her husband at times! Sadly, uncle Jo became the victim of the cigarette, and died from bad emphysema in England, straight after the War while visiting their daughter Olga and family in 1946 . Memoirs from Suzanne Coutanceau | COUTANCEAU, Jean Léon Joseph (I506221)
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| 127 | avait épousé au bourg de St Denis en Oléron le 15 janvier 1666 avant le départ de la Flotte | Family F500451
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| 128 | Bailiff of the Principality of Arches | DE SALABERRY, Charles Simon (I501183)
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| 129 | BAPTISE LE 15/09/1721 A STE-SUZANNE | ROBERT, Jacques (I509272)
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| 130 | BAPTISE LE 25/11/1728 A STE-SUZANNE | DAMOUR, Suzanne (I509273)
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| 131 | Baptism Manuel Teixeira da Graca & Maria da Conceicao Godparents Francisco Manuel dos Santos Josefa Maria | TEIXEIRA, Claudina (I505938)
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| 132 | Baptism correction listed at 1910-10-22 | SARDINHA DUARTE, Antonio (I36)
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| 133 | Baptism indicates parents are Manuel Pereira and Maria de jesus | PITA, Francisca Isidra (I506133)
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| 134 | Baptism located by T Souza | PEREIRA LUÍS, Domingos (I505987)
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| 135 | Baptism translated by Cece Camara on FB group | GONZALVES DE MENESES / MONIZ, Antonio (I503257)
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| 136 | Baptism translated by Gabrielle Soares on FB group | SARDINHA DUARTE, Antonio (I36)
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| 137 | Baptism translation: 10 February 1903. Baptized 17 February 1903. | SARDINHA DUARTE, Joao (I501936)
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| 138 | Baptism translation: Born 27 December 1897 and was baptized by the midwife at home because of being in danger of dying. | DUARTE, Justa (I501382)
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| 139 | Baron de Modave | FAYD'HERBE DE MAUDAVE, Baron Louis Henri Alexis (I504968)
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| 140 | Bernard de Laxaga, lord of the said place of Laxaga, royal bailiff & guard of arms of the land of Ostabares, in the kingdom from Navarre. | DE LAXAGA, Bernard (I501197)
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| 141 | Birth - Daman, India Birth: - Mentioned on page 121 in Summary of Acts of Civil Status of Pondicherry. Volume I, From 1676 to 1735. On the occasion of the wedding of his daughter Marguerite: ==> November 4, 1710 with John OUELCH, from London, son of Jean OUELCH and Anne MÉDAN. and Marguerite TEXEIRA, born in Daman, daughter of Domingue Texeira and Andrée de Rozario, widow of Mathurin Garnier. Sources: page 121: https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k5839056x/f136.image.texteImage | DE ROZARIO TEXEIRE, Andrée (I1862)
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| 142 | Birth - Daman, India Birth: - Mentioned on page 121 in Summary of Acts of Civil Status of Pondicherry. Volume I, From 1676 to 1735. On the occasion of the wedding of his daughter Marguerite: ==> November 4, 1710 with John OUELCH, from London, son of Jean OUELCH and Anne MÉDAN. and Marguerite TEXEIRA, born in Daman, daughter of Domingue Texeira and Andrée de Rozario, widow of Mathurin Garnier. Sources: page 121: https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k5839056x/f136.image.texteImage | TEIXEIRA, Marguerite (I1000)
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| 143 | Birth date is 1859 due to age written on headstone | LESAGE, Rosalie Lise (I500599)
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| 144 | Birth Index - To consult: register 1MI794 available in the reading room | MOLLET, Paul Raoul (Rault) (I501051)
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| 145 | Birth listed to be 11 February 1691 Landau in der Pfalz, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L1Y9-YNM investigate | ROULLE, Claude (I500695)
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| 146 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Private (I69)
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| 147 | Book Excerpt - JEAN-ALEXIS COUTANCEAU - - Franco-Mauritian of Recent Origin - This new COUTANCEAU, a Sea Captain, landed in Mauritius [ex-Isle de France] at Port-Louis, known for a short time as Port-Napoleon, in September 1848. Born on the 15th February 1817, he was the son of Joseph COUTANCEAU, probably the Captain of the “Marie“ in 1810, and Jeanne-Marie LABORDE, both natives of Barsac, in the Gironde, near Bordeaux. Thus we are now writing about a different family from that of Nicolas COUTANCEAU, who came from Anjou [on the Loire valley]. At best, one could give them a distant parentage, if it could be shown that the name COUTANCEAU came from the town of Coutances in Normandie. Jean-Alexis intended to stay only a few days on the island to settle some business deals, but, charmed by a local “Creole” girl [a girl of European origin born on the island], Rosalie ROLANDO, he gave up his sea-faring life and decided to settle on the island, where he started a commercial enterprise, based mainly on the sale of wines. He left behind him an adventurous career. He had served as a sailor on the “Gloire“, a frigate in the BAUDIN Squadron, which had been sent to the blockade of the Mexican coast, in order to force that country to pay compensation to the French settlers there, one of them being a confectioner living in Tacubaya.This blocus, which took place at the time of the United States War with Mexico over Texas, did not lead to any results. And so, on the 28th November 1838, Admiral BAUDIN attacked the fortified castle of St John of Ulloa, near Vera-Cruz, principal Port of Mexico, with three frigates, including the”Gloire” and Prince de Joinville’s Corvette. COUTANCEAU was one of the volunteers in the landing party and later on took part in the unsuccessful operation that tried to capture the port, during which campaign the President, General SANTA-ANNA was wounded in the leg, which had to be amputated. He, however, refused to surrender, expelled the French Nationals and declared war [to France ], which ended through English mediation. During the years 1841 and 1842, COUTANCEAU was Lieutenant on the brig “l’Africain” on a voyage of exploration to Zanzibar and the Mozambique Channel. Later, from 1842 to 1847, he commanded various vessels, sailing to Senegal, The Antilles and the Southern seas. Settled in Mauritius, he managed his commercial activities together with many cultural and social ones [President of 4 Welfare Societies], which earned him first the Honour of “Chevalier of the Papal Order of St Sylvestre”, and then, on the 4th February 1887, ”Chevalier of the Legion of Honour”, which was a magnificent reward for a Frenchman settled overseas. His wife, Rosalie ROLANDO, belonged to an old family of French settlers on the Isle de France. In fact, it was in 1753, only 40 years after France took possession of the island that the marriage of Jean-Baptiste ROLANDO, Officer in the National Guard, and “Works Contractor to the King”, to Marie-Francoise DESVEAUX, was registered at Port-Louis. The couple had many children. Among these we will mention some of his daughters: Jeanne-Francoise, born in 1756 and married in 1785 at Moka to a Lieutenant on one of His Majesty’s Frigates; Anne, born in 1758 and married at Moka to a De NEMOUTIERS; Marie-Louise, born in 1760 and married in 1781 at Moka to an Army Officer; Euphrasie-Francoise, born in 1780 and married in 1799 to a businessman from Brittany, Joseph Etienne COURTOIS. One of their sons, Louis-Fortune, businessman, married in 1799 Marie-Louise PRADIER, daughter of a Mauritian family. The latter couple seems to have been Rosalie’s Grand-parents. (???)* All these families lived during the troubled years of the end of the Empire, which finished with the Naval and Land combats related above, and they would rejoice whenever French travellers calling at the island would give them news of France and rekindle memories of the past century, the heroic period! | COUTANCEAU, Jean Alexis (I506223)
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| 148 | Born around 1642 in Champdeniers in Poitou, he arrived in Bourbon on April 27, 1671 with the fleet from The Hague. Julien "La Roche" was installed in Madagascar where he stayed for an undetermined number of years, without knowing exactly in what capacity. Married to Perrine Campelle before 1679, he has five boys and three girls. Settled in Sainte-Suzanne before 1690, he was compromised in the Vauboulon affair, brought back to France in 1696 by the Falcon of the Serquigny squadron and imprisoned in Lorient. Sentenced to the galleys, he was attached to the chain of Brittany then transported to Marseille. He died in the galleys at an undetermined date. | LA ROCHE ROBERT, Julien (I1235)
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| 149 | Buried at Yambuk Cemetery with Her Husband Duncan. | GENTLES, Agnes Orr (I504221)
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| 150 | Buried in the Weltevreden cemetery (likely an unmarked grave or with her husband) | VAN ASWEGEN, Johanna Catharina (I507602)
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