The Mandeville Family
Sources & Notes
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Sources for Pierre Phillipe & Chrestienne Souarz
• Fineran Fairchild Genealogy, via Ancestry.com
Sources for Jean Vincent Phillipe de Marigny
• Fineran Fairchild Genealogy, via Ancestry.com
• Stanley C. Arthur, Old Families of Louisiana
Sources for François Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville & Marie Magdelaine Madeleine LeMaire
• Fineran Fairchild Genealogy, via Ancestry.com
• Jennifer M. Spear, Race, sex and social order in early New Orleans, The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2009
• Stanley C. Arthur, Old Families of Louisiana
• Wood Family History, via RootsWebNotes:
• Wood Family History calls her Marie Magdelaine Madelaine LeMaire. Old Families of Louisiana calls her Magdeleine Lemaire. Wood Family History says she was born abt 1702. Wood Family History says she died after 1751 and bef 1762.
• Old Families of Louisiana calls father-in-law Pierre Lemaire. Wood Family History says he was born abt 1670.
• Old Families of Louisiana calls mother-in-law Marguerite Lamothe.
Sources for Antoine Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville & María Juana Brunet
• Bernard de Marigny, via Wikipedia
• Fineran Fairchild Genealogy, via Ancestry.com
• Jennifer M. Spear, Race, sex and social order in early New Orleans, The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2009
• Notre Dame Archives: Calendar 1799/09/14
• Stanley C. Arthur, Old Families of Louisiana
• Wood Family History, via RootsWebNotes:
• Wood Family History calls him Antoine Philippe de Mandeville de Marigny and Antonio Pedro Marigny. Wood Family History says he was born abt 1724. Old Families of Louisiana says he was born 28 Feb 1722.
• Fineran Fairchld Genealogy calls Antoine's wife Frangoise. Wood Family History calls her (Marie) Françoise Dupard Gaschet deL'Isle, De Lisle, DeLille, Delile, Francisca Dellisle Duart and Francisca Dellisle Dupart.
• Wikipedia calls son Pierre Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville. Wood Family History calls him Pierre Philippe Enguerrand de Mandeville de Marigny. Wikipedia says he was born 1750. Wood Family History says he died 14 May 1800 at Fountainbleau, St. Tammany Par., Louisiana.
• Wood Family History also calls daughter Marie, Magdalene De Mandeville, Magdalena Mandeville and Madelena De Mandeville.
Sources for Luisa Mandeville & N. Esteve
• Fineran Fairchild Genealogy, via Ancestry.com
• Homepage of Family Latil
• Jennifer M. Spear, Race, sex and social order in early New Orleans, The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2009
• The Judge Lucien Adams (Adam') family of New Orleans, via Family Tree Maker
• Kimberly S. Hanger, Bounded Lives, Bounded Places: Free Black Society in Colonial New Orleans, Duke University Press
• Kimberly S. Hanger, "The Fortunes of Women in America": Spanish New Orleans's Free Women of African Descent and Their Relations with Slave Women, Discovering the Women in Slavery: Emancipating Perspectives on the American Past, University of Georgia Press
• Notarial Records
• Notre Dame Archives: Calendar 1799/09/14Notes:
• Fineran Fairchild Genealogy calls her Dona Luisa Brouner Marigny de Mandeville. The Judge Lucien Adams (Adam') family of New Orleans calls her Louise Mandeville. Jennifer M. Spear calls her Luison Brouner, Doña Luisa Marigny de Mandeville, Luisson Manbille and Luison Brouner (Duran). Homepage of Family Latil calls her Ana Mandeville.
• The record of property sale calls daughter Henrietta Villaescusa. Jennifer M. Spear calls her Henrieta.
• Fineran Fairchild Genealogy calls common law husband Jose Lopez de la Pena Don. I am sure Don is his title and not part of his last name. Jennifer M. Spear calls him Don Josef Lopez de la Peña.
• Fineran Fairchild Genealogy calls granddaughter Clara Lopez de la Pena Don. The Notre Dame Archives and Notarial Archives call her Clara Pena. Kimberly S. Hanger calls her Clarisa (Clara) López de la Peña.
• Fineran Fairchild Genealogy calls husband Franciso.