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<!Iatlrol Ic ~Arriages <!Iatlrol ic ~arriages ~t_ Ifiouis, ~issouri 1774 - 1840 W:~ir() 11Irinting 1996 CONTENTS Marriages, St. Louis and Carondelet . 1 Brides' Index, St. Louis and Carondelet . ...... ..... 43 The Oit Name: an Explanation . ...... ... ... .. ... 44 Marriages, St. Ferdinand de Florissant ..... ... 45 Brides' Index, St. Ferdinand ........... .. ... 62 An asterisk * denotes a marriage in Carondelet. The symbol 0 indicates that a previous civil marriage had taken place INTRODUCTION AND ACKNOWLEGEMENTS Marriage records of the Catholic church are a rich source for researchers. They include, in many instances, the names of parents of both bride and groom; frequently mention the place of birth of one or both; and on some occasions even show the ages. The records here are those of St. Louis' three oldest churches: the Old Cathedral (St. Louis, King of France) starting in 1774, St Ferdinand de Florissant from 1794, and the Carondelet Church (St. May and Joseph) starting in 1826. They were indexed in the mid-1800's by Oscar Collet, who combined St. Louis and Carondelet. In 1918 Mr. E. Boyd Ware made a typed copy of the St. Louis­ Carondlet index for the Missouri Historical Society, Jefferson Memorial, Forest Park, St. Louis. The Missouri Historical Society also has the indexes, and the accompanying marriage records, on microfilm. But none ofthese indexes have printed, prior to this. As a result, much valuable material has not been available for researchers outside St. Louis. While the records which follow are basically indexes, they include almost all the pertinent information noted down by the priests. The complete record will also show the signatures of witnesses. We thank the Missouri Historical Society for the use of their typescript, George F. Wilson, who transcribed it for us, and the anonymous (by choice) donor who lent us a copy of the St. Ferdinand records. QIatqol ic 2H!Iarriagcs ~t+ 1Gouis~ 2H!Iissouri 1774 - 1840 mlli r~ :J;lril1lil1S 1996 St. cloUij (jenealogicaE Sociel'! #4 Sunnen Drive, Suite 140 P.O. Box 43010 SI. Louis, Missouri 63143 ABEIID, Joseph .1 Franco14 Antoine ... ~en to L1aette SPECKER dl Aoi=w ... Elizabeth 2 Oct 1837 ADAlIS, J .... sf calvin ... Sally to AdolA1de IlOBERT d/Robert roRSY'Il!E ... KarlAnne Gu.l.ta.ro 25 Sap 1824 AHORT, Jo.eph (I!owud) 01 1ho1lll4 " Gone... Roy to Eaill. DuBREUIL dl Joaeph ... Eaill. 24 July 18)9 AIEXARDEI!, Velter Bell (ot V1rg1n1.a) sf IDu.l.a , Lucy Bell to lIarle There.e Archange PRAT'IE d/ Bonla.rd , Eaille Sauveur Labadie 21 Hoy 1824 ALIEN, Charles B. to K.ary Ann BURl( 1 Kov 18J8 ~AK, R1chan!. to Mar,- IItJLlEII 27 liar 1837 AUDMS, Gabrlsl to Mathilda Cslina SPICII: d/ George 29 Dec 1831 ALSTON, John 01 Jooeph ... Catherine. Bow-.n to Sa1ly DU::AK (!Juhlin) d/John ... El1z •. ~te 24 Sap 1826 ALVAREZ, !Ia.m1a1 Grage .1 ~ne ,liar. J. Crepeau to Aspas~e VERGER (St. Fer<U.mlm) 26 Jan 1819 . d/ BenjaJd.n ... 1Iarl.. V~ ALVAREZ, ~ne ./A~te ... lIarle Bravo (Tol&do. Sp.) to Marle Jo.ephte cREPEAU 30 Dec 1782 d./ I.ou.1s & I.ou1se Perthu.1, V1nc!'nnes ALVAREZ, August .1 above to BrlgUte LA= d/ In. Belamo '" Roealle De Ro~ 16 June 1821 AMES, Benja:1n (VA) .1 IU.chasl ... Ellz. Slld.th to !Ia.rT Kugarot TIMON (or CIlION) 10 '!la.y 1822 p AMELIII, Alox1s .1 Alox1.s '" Marla BloDieau o~ .Ca.hokLs. vol1ll\!!ur, to Marguerite IlUBE' nee· UPENSEE lf1d.ow ot Jean Bu. 10 July l817 AMMIRATI, Piette Fra.ncou' widower to Marla· L'~ nee· HORTIZ 24 July 1836 AIWERSOR, John (IIJ) .1 Do.v1d ... GertrDie Reaglo' to SUaamla CREAI!ER (MD) d/ PaUl. a. Kugaro~ IIcJCan 26 May 1823 ANGEVIlIE, Jo.eph .1 Stephen'" Anno. to !Ia.rT Kugarot HARVEY d/ John ... StolLe lbQ- (ReUhe) 20 Apr 1834 ANNIS, S. to CSCa1a KELLY 3 June 1838 AlftAYAT, PelleUar ot Pra.1..r1..e du Chien, s/ Pierre &: Angellque, hal!'-breed In1.1an, to P~e DU KONT (GIlERET cUt. DU KONT) dl P~erro ... I\arlanne 30 July 1821 ANTONI, George to Joeepb.1n& 5CHREIRER 9 Jan' 1838 APPEL, Frederick sl !Ia. thl.aa "!Ia.rT. Ann Scballer to Chrle tina BOVELL (BORELL?) 24 Sep 18)9 d/ John, El1=beth Riesler ARCOn (ARCOUET) f K1chel.:. 8/ Joseph &: SU8a.nne Poi teven o-t Faubot.U"'g& des Recollet:J, -Quebec, to Kart" oossnrus, d/ Pierre &: Anne Lo1.se, Cahokia. 24 Jan 1791 ARNAUD, Fl:an::01s of Karsolllol.., Fr. to Catharine QUEVIIX> ot A:rlta.ntsaa 4 Aug 1783 ARNAUD, Barthe.lm1. ot I.a. Seyna, Dept. De Var, FraDco, 8/ louJ.s &: Cl.a1re Fiola to 4 Sep 1822 Karla ADge IAURENT d/ Leon. ~ Rosa Descturvaux, ~utAnce. F1;anco AST, Adam sl 1U.chael. ... Barbera. Dlilman to Catherine OSWAID d/ ~w ... Catherine Stein 22 JUll& 1837 ATCHISON, Geo_ sl Geo .... Amaranth Sauc14r to IIarT PAPI!! d/ Theo ... Celeste M, _hoquet 25 Apr 1839 AUBUCHON, Joseph sl Gabrtsl ... Azlgellqu.. cUt La SoDie, KAaIcaakia, to 3 Mar 1794 !Ia.rLs KlERCEREAtlX d/ Gregou.. ... ~ai.e1n St, Franco14 AUBUCIION, Fnnco14 sl Antoine ... Ellz. Datcberut to lIarle BEAU::EIIOtlX dl N1n .... M. Quenel 14!1a.y 1829 AUER, Geo_ (born 17 Fob 1822) sl GOO"l!& , Anne IIarT Garn10r to ~. FUCIIS (born 22 July 1819) d/ 1U.chael. , Catherine !at 20 Aug 1837 AU::USTIN, IU.chsl (Boxdeau •. Fr.) sl Alox1.s· ... Catherina MTol to Angellque PlANT (rld) 24 May 1829 d/ Joseph GEIIMAIlI 'Angellque lAPao ... AUVRAY, l.ouLs (ODllOIld Pa.rI.sh. Leseeuse. Fr.) ./ Antoine, Marguortte auel to 7 Feb 1797 Catherine RIVET (Ft. Chartreo) d/Joo. , 1Is61 . Larllle (cUt St. GeDlllL1n) AVERY, Charle. to Salllla A. Platt 25 Dec 18)9 fJ BRIAJOK. Jo.. ph to !Ia.rLs Mare 29 Oct 1828 BALL, =lo<eU V1f11a.m to Ann IIAG& 4 Jan 1833 BAIIBER, J ..... (Lancaster Co.) .1 John ... !!elAn Vslk&r to Mary 'll!RETFALL (Lancaster Co.) dl V•• , Elizabeth Velter 14 May 1825 BARADA, l.ouLson sl Antoine ... Marguerite Deeros1ere to Marla IA IlOCHE rld. IgDsee 1781 dl J. B. , !Ia.rlo DocUor 1 BARADA, Anto1na ./ Antoine & lIarguert te DuTro"ble (Vincenne.) to Elizabeth lESSON HONORE d/ I.ou1a & Kagdell.ne Peterson 17 Aug 1796 * BARADA, Ia140re ./above to Jo.eph1na ROBERT d/ Paul & lhooU.te cote' (CaroDielet) 18 Sep 1826 . * BARADA, Ho""re br/above to Marte Adrienne LaBIAND d/ Jo., & Euplm:>s1na Trudeau 5 liar 18)2 • BARADA, Pierro, br/above, w1djRoaalle LaL1lle to Re1na GUION of CaroDielet 29 Jan 18)6 d/ Joseph 01- IIonique Boumon * ~ BARAlJA, Jean married 25 Jul,y 1825 Palag1e IlIWlR 11 Kar 1826 * BARADA , Jean (above) to Dorothee SCHUlcrZ d/ Pierre & Ka.r1e Rose Choquet )0 Aug 18)6 ; BA~t Antoine, farmer, Caroodelet, to Marguerite· MOREAU 5 Kay 1815 * BARADA, Anto1na s/lI1ehal & lIa.rie, Ini1an, to Hareclete VIEN d/J. B. & Euph. Hunant 1 Fob 18)6 * BARAlJA, Anto1na (Floriasant) ./Anto1na 01- Ellzabeth Tesaon to Eulallo PAUIET wid of 28 Apr 18)8 Je&n, of st. Charles, d/ Baalle H£mERT &: Pelagia B1sson:et BARCLAY, Jo.eph (Ph1la.delphia) ./ John "'!Ia.r7. GRAVES to V1nto1re COLIN (caholda) 21 Juno 182) .d/ Francois & Lisette Gtrl.tanl BABIllEAU, Pisn:e to V1cto1re LOISEL osha is a widow" (year omitted) 27 Doc ? BARLOW, Jo •• C• • /Nathl & !Ia.r7 to V1rg1n1.a. CHOUlEAU d/Aug. Ariatede & Constance Sangu1nat 8 liar 18)6 BARON, John (Ire.) ./J..... s ... Brig. CUnn1ngham to Sarah HAlIIIOIID (Ire)d/H,y & Brig. Wool.ahan 2 Jul,y 18)2' BARRY, J ......./ J . Garrett ... Elizabeth to Ellzabath ROURKE wid of I!1chael. 5 IIoT 18)5 d/ 1I1ehael. & !Ia.r7 Goman . BAJlTIOK (BEImImI!. BERmIAUIIE) Jo.eph ot Camd& ./ IDu1so ... !:I..1se Brieebois to :Jl Kay 1824 Eloano.. HORTIS ot st •. IDu1s d/ Joseph 01- IlaJ:guertte _quet BAR'!'LlHl, I!onrT T •. • / Jana. to Elo.,.,xa S'lEBBIIIS noo 1\CCAlli: w140w 7 Apr 18)9 BAlES, Jo.oph (VT) ./II1ehael. & Claudo lI&twoll. to Ellza HOWE (MA) d/Ko.e. & Ann Konroe 28 Nov 18.24 BAT'lU, Hellr7 (cabinet maker) ./II1ehael. & Karguorite Papin• . deed .. to Ellzabeth ROBERT 17 Jul,y 181) d/ Paul & lhoot1ste Gote' BAT'lU, Hellr7 (above), wid. to Pelag10 CHARIEVI.LIE d/Jos. & V1cto1re Verdon ) Oc>t 1816 BAT!, Alex ./ Alex & Elizabeth Sinclair to Elizabeth LANAUDIERE d/Iaurent & lhoo. Tougard 25 Doc 1828 BAUER. Des1deous. of \lurtemberg sl Joseph 6; Christine W'elJ.helser "t:..9 Crescentia WAL'JER 25 July 18)6 of. Baden d/ Franc •. & Anna. Karia Herrman BAUER, Gao . Anthon,y· ./In. Ant. & Ve""n1na. Serv1.ng to Jacobine KER'IllEN d/G . J. & K. Rohm1ng 2 Sop 18)8 .BAUI(;ARTNER, W1l.lJam H• • /Jo ••. & I\srgaI9t to Catherine ElDER d/ Jesse & Ellzabeth 2) Nov 18)7 BEARD, Joseph to !Ia.r7 Ann DRIlrnEIl 25 Ssp 18)9 BEAUCHAKP, Joseph ./ Jos. & Charlotte Lachapelle ~ of Quebec to 2) Ssp 18)7 llarie Louise CHANCELLIER. (w14 of Louis) d/ In Bte DESCHAKPS & llarie Pinot BAUDOIN, Louison ./ Louis & Lisette Bare' (Kontreel) to llarie Euph:rt>s1ne lESSON HONORE d/ Louis & l!s8dola.1ne Peterson BEAUFILS , Joan ./Jo.eph & Ka.r1anna Bolan to Anastasio GRIlIAU d/ Alex & Theres. crepeau 10 Apr 1815 BEAUFILS , Joseph of Canada br/ above to Eugenio GRIlIAULT .ister of above 12 Apr 18)0 ~ BEAUGENOUX, Vital (farmer) to llario Louiso GRIlIAU 11 Apr 1812 BEAUVAIS, Renaud Basilo (14!9 21) ./ Jomien & .lIarie PLac14e AUBUCHON to 25 Doc 18)9 Karie OdUo lEBEAU 14!9 15 d/ J . B. '" OdUe Dumonlin BISSETIE , Louis Chamblin of Quebec ./ Cl.... nt deed '" Charlotte Lamoureux to 11 Jan 180) Euplm:>sine TRUDEAU d/ Joan Bte '" 1!s8d. Roy BECK, ADiress ./ HaIlr7 & Ell.z.
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