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LaTour-Zeutenhorst Family History
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m. Abt 1694
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Abt 1694 [1, 2, 3] |
Kaskaskia, Pays des Illinois (Illinois) [1, 2, 3]  |
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Abt Jan 1707 |
Mobile, Louisiane (Alabama) |
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Oct 1698 |
Kaskaskia, Pays des Illinois (Illinois) |
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27 Nov 1698 |
Notre-Dame de l'Immaculée Conception des Kaskaskias, Kaskaskia, Pays des Illinois (Illinois) |
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28 Feb 1733 |
Mobile, Louisiane (Alabama) |
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1 Mar 1733 |
Mobile, Louisiane (Alabama) |
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Charles Rochon | F1229 |
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- [S11] René Jetté, compiler, Dictionnaire généalogique des familles de Québec des origines à 1730, (Montréal: Les Presses de l'Université de Montréal, 1983), p. 200.
CARON [COLON] dit LAVIOLETTE, Jean (...) d'origine inconnue.
mariage vers 1694 Kasaskia
OUAKIPAKINOUÉ, Catherine (...) Amérindienne
1. Michel baptême 04-10-1695 Kaskaskia
2. Jean-Michel naissance 12-07-1697 baptême 13-07-1697 Kaskaskia
3. Henri[cam] naissance octobre baptême 27-11-1698 Kaskaskia
- [S4861] Jay Higginbotham, Old Mobile: Fort Louis de la Louisiana 1702-1711, (Tuscalosa: The University of Alabama Press, 1977), p. 282.
Furthermore, was not one of the respected inhabitants of Mobile, Jean Colon, dit La Violette (living at Mobile now with his Indian wife, Catherine Exipakinoea, and two children) living proof of how such [interracial] unions could prosper? Had not two of Bienville's esteemed Jesuits, Gabriel Marst and Julien Binneteau, baptized several of Colon's infants while Colon was still at Kaskaskia?
- [S4865] John Gilmary Shea, compiler, Early Voyages Up and Down the Mississippi, (Albany: Joel Munsell, 1861), p. 63.
Letter of J.F. Buisson St. Cosme, Missionary Priest, to the Bishop [of Quebec]
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On the 28th [November 1698] we landed at a village where there were about twenty cabins.... We said mass in the village in the cabin of a soldier named La Violette, married to a squaw, whose child Mr. de Montigny baptized....
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