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Alain Duquay called the Little Mason |
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Anselme Foucault called La Fleur (i. e., "The Flower") |
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Antoine Gavignon called Frape du Bord and two of his children |
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Antoine Jouard called Mouton |
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Auberlet, his wife and his child |
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Badeau |
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Bailly, director |
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Baptiste, idem | 1 | - | - |
Barbier |
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Beausoleil, servent of Sabanier |
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Benichon. |
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Bideau, his wife and his child |
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Bompugnon, ditto |
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Bonaventure |
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Borbeau, colonist of New Orleans |
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Busebois and Navvarre and another volunteer |
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(The wife of) Canterelle, midwife |
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Caron, captain of the company's boat, who arrived two days before |
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Charante and 4 of his children |
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Charlot Verlug, son of the Chapitoula |
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Cornseret, cooper |
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The Dauphine woman |
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De Chepart, Commandant |
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(The nephew of Monsieur) de Longrais |
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Des Longrais, director of the concession of Saint Catherine |
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Desnoyers, second lieutenant, commandant of the town and director of the White Earth Concession |
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Detachment from Tunicas for scouting consisting of seven men only one of whom escaped with his life |
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Duchesne of the Invalides |
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Ducodere, commandant at the Yazoos |
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Ducorroir, cooper |
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Estiene, blacksmith with Monsieur de Longrais |
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Estiene Rene |
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Foulian, his wife and child |
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Franois Censier |
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Francois Dubrey, Sacristan |
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Francois Fertin and 2 of his children and his brother-in-law |
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Francois Hyacinthe |
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Gabriel Poulin |
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(The) Garrison composed of 24 men of whom the soldier named Belair alone escaped |
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Gaspard Tilly, his wife, 2 children and his brother |
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Gilles Jossian |
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Goupil |
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Grimault La Plaine, his wife, his child, his niece |
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Guerin, his wife and two of his children |
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Isbra, carpenter |
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Jean Charles Le Maire called Cambrelot |
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Jean Delon |
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Jean Despace called Beausejour and his child |
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Jean Evrard, Bohemian |
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Jean Flandrin, his wife and two of his children |
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Jean George Schutz called Jean L'Allemand (i. e., "the German") |
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Jean Jouan, idem |
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Jean Louis Dupin |
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Jean Roussin and his child |
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Joly, cabinet-maker, and his wife |
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Joseph Ducrot, cooper for the company |
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Julien Chartier |
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Kneper, notary |
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Kolly and his son from New Orleans - Note: Re, Kolly, his son and his clerk. There is a marginal note made by the Keeper of the Archives, indicating that he had sent a surviving son a certificate of his fathers death. |
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La Douceur |
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La Ferte |
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La Fore and his wife |
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La Lande |
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La Loire des Ursins, formerly councillor |
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La Maire, cooper |
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La Miette and her three children |
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Langlois, Clerk of Monsieur Kolly |
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La Pierre called Chatelain |
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La Renaudais, keeper of the warehouse of the White Earth |
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Lartault Tailleur |
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La Sonde, surgeon-major |
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Laurent, Hurlot, assistant surgeon |
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La Vielle, Bohemian Knight |
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Le Brasseur (i. e., "The Brewer" by trade) and his wife |
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Le Clerc and his wife |
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Le Coeur, idem |
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Leger, idem |
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Le Grand Masson, his wife and two of his children. |
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Le Houx, his child, his niece, formerly keeper of the warehouse at the Arkansas |
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Leonard |
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L'Evesque and his child |
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Livernais, one of his children and his wife |
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Louis Henry called little Louis and two of his children |
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Louis Le Tortiller called La Marche, his wife, his child |
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Louis Longueville |
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Louis Mirault, tailor and his child (called St. Louis) |
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Madame, commander of the negroes of the White Earth |
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Masse, his lieutenant, his wife and niece |
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Massiot |
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Mesplet who was burnt and tortured with Dominique |
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(The wife of) Michel Beau |
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(The wife of) Mirly, and her child..............__ 1 1 |
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Modeste |
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(The) Montauban woman and her two children |
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Monthuy, his wife and his child |
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(A child of) Nicolas La Cour |
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Papin, interpreter, his wife and his 2 children |
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Pascal, captain of the company's brigantine, who arrived two days before |
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Pascal, idem |
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Picard, idem |
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Picard, his wife and son-in-law, coppersmith |
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Pierre, Billy called La Jeunesse (i. e., "Youth") |
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Pierre Dauvido called Le Bleu (i. e., "Blue") |
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Pierre Lambremont and his child |
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Pierre Le Blanc |
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Pierre Letant |
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Pierre Schmitt, his wife, his child, his brother-in-law |
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Pierre Toudou, his wife and his child |
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Pimon Robinet |
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(The Reverend Father) Poisson, Jesuit missionary |
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Ponconet, his wife and his two children |
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Poupar of the Yazoos |
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Pouvalin, his wife and child |
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Quidor and Pierre, his servant |
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Ribert, idem |
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(The widow) Richard and her child |
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Robichin, his wife and child |
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Rosser, his wife and his child |
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Sabanier, his wife and one of his children. |
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St. Amat killed in the combat |
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St. Pierre, workman of the said Bourbeau, ditto |
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Sans Soucy, servant of Monsieur Guyot |
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(The wife of) Sondu Goldsmith and her child |
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Stroup, Bohemian, his wife and his child |
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Villeneuve, his wife and one of his children |
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TOTALS |
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Extermination of the Natchez Indians . Grand Village of the Natchez Indians . Copyright Notice: Unless
otherwise indicated, written permission
Copyright 1996 -2006 Ellen Pack All Rights Reserved. |