One of the French 500 that settled Gallipolis Ohio.
Set sail from La Havre France.
He married 3 times, first Anne in France. After her death, He married Hannah Mion 24 Nov 1800. He married for a third time, Mary Loucks 29 Jan 1821 in Gallia Co. Ohio, daughter of William Loucks and Margaret Liter, who is buried next to him.
He was the father of 7 children. Francis Colin, Samuel, John, James, Margaret, and Maria Louise.
Nicholas owned and ran a saw mill on Raccoon Creek, in Thivener.
The town of Thivener is named after him, there are multiple spellings of his last name, due to the French pronunciation.
Set sail from La Havre France.
He married 3 times, first Anne in France. After her death, He married Hannah Mion 24 Nov 1800. He married for a third time, Mary Loucks 29 Jan 1821 in Gallia Co. Ohio, daughter of William Loucks and Margaret Liter, who is buried next to him.
He was the father of 7 children. Francis Colin, Samuel, John, James, Margaret, and Maria Louise.
Nicholas owned and ran a saw mill on Raccoon Creek, in Thivener.
The town of Thivener is named after him, there are multiple spellings of his last name, due to the French pronunciation.
One of the French 500 that settled Gallipolis Ohio.
Set sail from La Havre France.
He married 3 times, first Anne in France. After her death, He married Hannah Mion 24 Nov 1800. He married for a third time, Mary Loucks 29 Jan 1821 in Gallia Co. Ohio, daughter of William Loucks and Margaret Liter, who is buried next to him.
He was the father of 7 children. Francis Colin, Samuel, John, James, Margaret, and Maria Louise.
Nicholas owned and ran a saw mill on Raccoon Creek, in Thivener.
The town of Thivener is named after him, there are multiple spellings of his last name, due to the French pronunciation.
Set sail from La Havre France.
He married 3 times, first Anne in France. After her death, He married Hannah Mion 24 Nov 1800. He married for a third time, Mary Loucks 29 Jan 1821 in Gallia Co. Ohio, daughter of William Loucks and Margaret Liter, who is buried next to him.
He was the father of 7 children. Francis Colin, Samuel, John, James, Margaret, and Maria Louise.
Nicholas owned and ran a saw mill on Raccoon Creek, in Thivener.
The town of Thivener is named after him, there are multiple spellings of his last name, due to the French pronunciation.
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