The Mandeville Family

Pierre Phillipe & Chrestienne Souarz

Marriage (1): to Chrestienne Souarz

Children of Pierre Phillipe and Chrestienne Souarz:

• Jean Vincent

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Jean Vincent Phillipe de Marigny

Jean Vincent Phillipe de Marigny
Born: 24 May 1645 Bayeaux, Normandy, France
Died: 11 Oct 1693 France

Child of Jean Vincent Phillipe de Marigny:

• François Phillipe de Marigny

Marriage (1): to Marie Caroline Lambert de Baussy on 19 Jan 1671

Marie Caroline Lambert
Born: Bayeaux, Normandy
Died: 14 Jul 1697 France

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Maj. François Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville & Marie Magdelaine Madeleine LeMaire

François Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville
Born: 1680 Bayeaux, Normandy, France
Died: Oct 1728 New Orleans, Orleans Par., Louisiana
Buried: 25 Oct 1728 St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans, Orleans Par., Louisiana

Marriage (1): to Marie Magdelaine Madeleine LeMaire in 1720 in New Orleans, Orleans Par., Louisiana

Marie Magdelaine Madeleine LeMaire
Born: 31 Aug 1704 Paris, France
Died: 1762 New Orleans, Orleans Par., Louisiana

Marie was the daughter of Pierre LeMaire (25 Dec 1677 Jumet, Hautes-Pyrénées, Midi-Pyrénées, France-16 Sep 1732 Jumet) and Marie Madelaine Marguerite Lamothe (1670 Paris, France-9 Sep 1726 Le Château, Orne, Basse-Normandie, France). They married abt 1690.

Children of François Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville & Marie Magdelaine Madeleine LeMaire:

• Antoine Philippe de Marigny

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Lt. Antoine Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville & María Juana Brunet

Antoine Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville
Born: 20 Feb 1722 Fort St. Louis, Mobile, Mobile Co., Alabama
Died: 6 Nov 1779 New Orleans, Orleans Par., Louisiana
Occupation: Lieutenant in the French Infantry

Antoine had a relationship with María Juana Brunet, who was a slave (probably his). María Juana was considered a "mestiza", and was either fully Indian or half Indian.

María Juana Brunet
Born: 1725 Louisiana
Died: Louisiana

Children of Antoine Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville & María Juana Brunet:

• Luisa

Marriage (1): to Françoise de Lisle on 8 Jan 1748 in New Orleans, Orleans Par., Louisiana

Françoise de Lisle
Born: abt 1732 New Orleans, Orleans Par., Louisiana
Baptized: 30 Aug 1732 New Orleans, Orleans Par., Louisiana
Died: Sep 1798 New Orleans, Orleans Par., Louisiana
Buried: 2 Sep 1798 St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans, Orleans Par., Louisiana

Children of Antoine Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville & Françoise de Lisle:

• Pierre Enguerrand Philippe
Born: 15 Jun 1751 New Orleans, Orleans Par., Louisiana
Baptized: 29 Jun 1751 St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans, Orleans Par., Louisiana
Died: 15 May 1800 New Orleans, Orleans Par., Louisiana
Buried: 15 May 1800 St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans, Orleans Par., Louisiana
Occupation: Captain of the Spanish Militia; colonel of the French Militia
• Magdelaine Philippe de Marigny
Born: 19 May 1754 New Orleans, Orleans Par., Louisiana
Baptized: 26 May 1754 aSt. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans, Orleans Par., Louisiana

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Doña Luisa Mandeville & N. Esteve

Luisa Mandeville
Born: abt 1747
Died: 1794
Notes: She was a slave and was freed in 1770. She was variously called "mulata libre," "parda libre," and mestiza libre," meaning she was a free woman of mixed ancestry (Indian/European).

Luisa had a relationship with N. Esteve.

Children of Luisa Mandeville and N. Esteve:

• Heneritta
• Jeanne Sophie

Luisa had a common law marriage with Capt. Jose López de la Peña. He was born in Spain.

Children of Luisa Mandeville and Jose López de la Peña:

• Clara
Born: Apr 1778 New Orleans, Orleans Par., Louisiana
Baptized: 4 Apr 1778 St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans, Orleans Par., Louisiana
Marriage (1): to Don Louis Declouet in 1797
Child: Luisa, who was famously put on the negro baptismal record, which her mother Clara petitioned against starting in 1799. After several years' effort and the testimonies of several witnesses, Luisa was moved from the negro record to the book of whites.

Marriage (2) to Francisco Durand 27 Sep 1785 at St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans, Orleans Par., Louisiana. He was a "pardo libre", or a free person of mixed ancestry.

Francisco Durand
Died: Jul 1800 New Orleans, Orleans Par., Louisiana

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