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Volume 7 (1800-1803) ABREU [@DE ABREU] (cf. GARCIA DE ABREU) Antonia (Antonio and Agustina DIAS), native of this city, m. Miguel MILLAR, Nov. 1, 1801 (SLC, M5, 138) ADAN [@ADANS] Luis, also known as BLONDIN (Nicolas and Margarita LE ROY), married, 49 yr., i. Feb. 27, 1803 (SLC, F4, 124) Margarita Eufemia (Luis and Luisa DEBIN), native and resident of this city, m. Roman Jose Constan PAMARD, Feb. 23, 1802 (SLC, M5, 141) Praxedes Fortunee (Luis, dec., native of this city, and Luisa DEVION [@BION], native of La Isla Dorado in France, resident of this city), b. Dec. 4, 1803, 7 or 8 yr., pgp. Nicolas ADAN and Maria Margarita LERO, mgp. Luis BEON and Mariana PATUAT, s. Juan Maria ADAN and Luisa Melani ADAN (SLC, B17, 38) AGILERA [@AGUILERA] Alexandro (Marcos, native of the city of Ronda in lower Andalucia in Spain, royal artillery corps corporal, and Francisca PEREIRA, native of the town of Aguimes in the Canary Islands), b. Jul. 12, 1801, bn. Jul. 1, [1801], pgp. Francisco DE AGUILERA and Juana DE ANAYA, mgp. Joseph PEREIRA and Maria RODRIGUEZ, s. Alexandro ORGA and Cathalina MENDEZ (SLC, B14, 168) AGUILAR Francisca (Antonio and Catalina PEREZ), native of the island of Tenerife, widow of Francisco TEREIRA, veiled & blessed as she had not received the same in her first marriage, m. Blas PUCHE, Jan. 17, 1800 (SLC, M5, 126) ALAIN [o - masc.] (Baliriano and Celeste DURAL, residents of this city), very young child, i. Apr. 27, 1803 (SLC, F4, 127) ALBA [@ALVA] Maria Josefa (Narciso, native of New Orleans, and Emelia Felicite DE SAN GERMAIN, native of St. Charles Parish on the first German Coast), b. Mar. 24, 1802, bn. Mar. 19, 1802, pgp. [Juan?] Diego ALVA and Manuela SOLIS, mgp. Pedro Joaquin Renato DE SAN GERMAIN and Maria BERGERON, s. Symon CUCULLA and his wife, Maria Modesta DE SAN GERMAIN (SBSB, B2, 13) ALBAREZ Antonio (Fernando ALBARE, dec., and Felipa Francisca GENERA), native of this city, drummer for the royal artillery corps of this city, 16 yr., i. Jul. 29, 1802 (SLC, F4, 115) ALBERT Eufrosina (Antonio and Genoveba LEROUS), native and resident of this city, widow of Nicolas BROUS, m. Juan Bautista NICOLAS, May 24, 1802 (SLC, M5, 142) ALEMAN Mathias (Jose and Antonia RODRIGUES), native of [the city of] Grand Canary [sic], resident of this city, m. Maria ESTOPINAN, Feb. 27, 1802, w. Julian AGUILERA, Francisco DOMINGUES, Antonio BARCOS (SLC, M5, 141) ALEXANDRO Judit (Thomas, Italian, and Margarita VICNER), b. Jun. 11, 1800, bn. Jan. 9, [1800], s. Nicolas VICNER and Maria VICNER, infant's relatives (SJBED, B3, 44) ALLIOT Maria (Pablo, native of Levroux, dept. of Indre, in France, and Elena Julia GIRARD, native of Annonay-en-Vivare, dept. of Ardeche, in France), b. Apr. 12, 1803, bn. Feb. 6, 1803, pgp. Vicente ALLIOT and Margarita FOUCHER, mgp. Claudio GIRARD and Maria GARDE, s. Juan BARCENAT and his wife, Maria SABANT (SLC, B17, 22) Maria Paulina (Nicolas and Theresa [o]), b. Aug. 14, 1803, bn. Sep. 30, 1802, s. Carlos NAVARRO and his wife, Maria Juana NAVARRO (SLC, B16, 148) ALMONESTER Maria Antonia Pamela, parents unknown, given the surname ALMONESTER after the founder of the hospital where she was abandoned, cir. 19 mo., i. May 24, 1800 (SLC, F4, 89) ALMONESTER Y ROXAS Andrea Antonia (Andres, founder of the three churches existing in this capital, Knight of the Royal and Distinguished Spanish Order of Charles III, militia colonel of this plaza, and Luisa LARRONDE Y BROUTIN), 4 yr. 5 mo. 24 da., i. Apr. 9, 1802, in St. Louis Cathedral before the altar of the Holy Virgin of the Rosary at the side of the remains of her father (SLC, F4, 108) ALOM [@ALLOM, ALON] Antonio Elias (Benito and Magdalena FOUQUETE), b. Aug. 30, 1801, bn. Jul. 20, [O - 1801], s. Antonio MACHADO and Anita RODRIGUEZ (SBSB, B2, 8) Josef (Benedicto and Madalena FUQUIET), b. Aug. 15, 1803, bn. Jul. 6, 1803, pgp. Josef ALOM and Angela GRAN JUAN, natives of Catalonia, mgp. Juan FUQUIET and Margarita GUIMIN, natives of Acadia, s. Clemente ALOM and Julia LA RAPA (SBSB, B2, 28) ALONSO Domingo (Juan and Maria BANDE, natives of Urrebi in the Diocese of [J/T]ui), retired officer, i. Jan. 17, 1802, d. in the Royal [Military] Hospital of this city (SLC, F4, 107) ALPUENTE [@DE ALPUENTE] Clara Felicite (Mathias, native of the town of Requena in the kingdom of Castille, jurisdiction of Chinchilla, and Ysavel CHOURIAC, native of this city, both residents of this city), b. Oct. 11, 1800, bn. Jul. 9, 1800, pgp. Juan Lorenzo DE ALPUENTE and Damiana RUIZ, mgp. Lorenzo CHOURIAC and Maria Theresa DUCRE, s. Francisco Pedro ALPUENTE and Clara CHOURIAC (SLC, B14, 133) [marginal note: d. Jun. 9, 1840, widow of Antoine Louis DE ALPUENTE] Juan Lorenzo (Mathias and Margarita DUPLESIS), native and resident of this city, m. Francisca Zoe CHALON, Apr. 26, 1803, w. Lorenzo CHOURIAC, Jose CHALON, bride's brother, Maria Isavel RUISEAU, bride's mother, Mathias ALPUENTE, groom's father (SLC, M5, 148) Ysavel Ursula Hanrrieta (Mathias, native of the town of Requena in Old Castille in Spain, and Ysavel Hanrrieta CHOURIAC, native of this city, both residents of this city), b. May 18, 1803, bn. Oct. 21, 1802, pgp. Juan Lorenzo DE ALPUENTE and Damiana RUIZ, mgp. Lorenzo CHOURIAC and Maria Theresa DUCRE, s. Juan Bautista HIRIARTY and Maria Theresa DUCRE, maternal grandmother (SLC, B17, 25) ALVARADO Joseph (Francisca), 3 yr., d. of smallpox, i. May 5, 1802 (SLC, F5, 91) AMIRAULT DUPLESSIS Celeste (Francisco and Mariana ROUSSEAU), b. Mar. 16, 1802, at her own home by permission of Rev. Thomas Hasset, governor of diocese, bn. Feb. 13, 1801, pgp. Francisco AMIRAULT DUPLESSIS and Maria SAUTIER, mgp. Pedro ROUSEAU and Ana BRAQUIER, s. Joseph DE CUIR and Maria DU PLESSIS, infant's sister (SLC, B17, 1) ANDOESA (cf. ZAPATAS) ANDRES Eufrosina (Cathalina), b. Nov. 24, 1803, bn. [o], s. Vicente CUPIDON and Eufrosina HINARD (SLC, B16, 164) Margarita, native of Louisbourg in Acadia, widow of Narciso RUMBAU, [former] Louisiana Regiment sergeant, 46 yr., i. May 29, 1802, d. May 28, 1802 (SLC, F4, 112) ANDRY Maria Carlota Eugenia (Luis and Maria Juana LAPIERE), resident of this city, sp. Juan Jose BLACHE, officer of the treasury of the army and royal household, 28-30 yr., i. Oct. 29, 1802, d. Oct. 28, 1802 (SLC, F4, 119) Miguel (Bernardo and Mariana THOMOSIN), m. Sophia GLAPION, Nov. 8, 1803, w. Fr. Geronimo BLACE, Fermino SONGY (SJBED, M1, 113) Rosalia (Luis and Juana LAPIERRE), native of this city, widow of Jose VILLABOSO, [fomer] general administrator of the royal revenues of this province, m. Martin PALAO, Aug. 20, 1801 (SLC, M5, 138) ANFRAY Maria Adelaida (Francisco and Magdalena CLOMBE), b. Jun. 30, 1801, bn. Aug. 17, 1799, pgp. Juan ANFRAY and Maria LEFEBRE, mgp. Santiago CLOMBE and Juana LEGER, s. Josef PIERNAS, retired second lieutenant of the infantry, and Maria Adelaida DE PIERNAS (SLC, B14, 167) ANGELIN Rosa Felicite (Jose and Felicite MAROTEAU), native and resident of this city, m. Santiago MAFFRE, Feb. 9, 1802 (SLC, M5, 140) ANGULO (cf. LOPEZ Y ANGULO) ANRI Luisa Antonia (Andrieta), b. Jun. 25, 1802, bn. May 8, 1802, s. Leonor WILTZ and Leonora Antonia ANRI (SLC, B16, 90) ANRRIS Isavel (Luis and Genoveva MICHEL), native of this parish, m. Pedro FEU, May 28, 1801 (SLC, M5, 137) ANRRY (cf. HENRRY) APARICIO Vicente (Alonso and Catalina CASTRO, natives of the city of Seville in Spain), bachelor, cir. 50 yr., i. May 3, 1803, d. in Charity Hospital (SLC, F4, 127) ARABY Pedro Antonio (Jose Antonio, native of the city of Palma on the island of Mallorca, and Rita de la Concepcion PERES, native of upper Realexo on the island of Tenerife [Canaries], both residents of the parish of Valenzuela in this province), b. Apr. 6, 1800, bn. May 5, 1799, pgp. Jose Antonio ARABY and Catalina DE PRADOS, mgp. Miguel PERES and Maria Antonia GARCIA, s. Pedro GUENEAU and Felicite LUBY (SLC, B14, 114) ARADY Phelipe (Juan and Maria MUFIN), native of [Herl?]iu, cir. 27 yr., i. Jan. 11, 1802, d. in Charity Hospital (SLC, F4, 106) ARAN (cf. HARANG) ARCHINARD Cesario (Juan and Luisa RAPICOT), b. Mar. 8, 1802, bn. Nov. 14, 1801, pgp. Juan ARCHINARD and Juana YSCH, mgp. Francisco RAPICOT and Theresa BILLOT, s. Cesar ARCHINARD and Ysabel ARCHINARD (SLC, B17, 1) Francisco (Juan and Luisa RAPICAUT), b. Apr. 24, 1803, bn. [o], pgp. Juan ARCHINARD and Juana YSCH, mgp. Francisco RAPICAUT and Theresa BILLOT, s. Francisco DUMON, of Martinique, and Eugenia RAPICAUD (SLC, B17, 23) ARDAX [@ARDAS] Gilverto Luis (Luis and Mariana LOREN), b. Aug. 25, 1801, bn. [o], pgp. Luis ARDAX and Maria LONHER, mgp. Simon LOREN and Margarita DORVIN, s. Gilverto LEONARD, treasurer of this province, and Adelaida LEONARD, his daughter (SLC, B14, 171) Luis (Luis and Mariana LORAN, residents of this parish), 1 yr., i. May 21, 1802, d. as a result of inoculation (SLC, F4, 112) Mariana (Luis and Mariana LAUNER), native of Nantes, m. Gil LE GUASTER, Jan. 2, 1802 (SLC, M5, 140) ARDI [@ARDY] [o - masc.] (Magdalena, native of this parish), 1 mo, b. simply, i. Apr. 19, 1802 (SLC, F5, 87) ARDY DE BOIS-BLANC (cf. HARDY DE BOIS BLANC) ARGODINO (cf. DOMINGUES) ARMABURU Juan Mariano (Juan Antonio ARAMBURY and Maria Thresa LASCURRAIN), native of the town of Renteria in Spain, resident of this city, m. Isavel SEGOVIA, Oct. 5, 1802, w. Antonio CARO, Manuel GUILLAMIEL, Antonio BARCOS, Ignacio CHORRUCA (SLC, M5, 145) ARMAN Alexandro (Juan and Susanna CALIERE), b. Aug. 29, 1802, 1 mo. pgp. Francisco and Teresa ARMAN, mgp. Joseph and Geneveva CALIERE, s.
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