Jean George Haydel [Heidel] [ Ambroise and Margueritte Schof], native of this parish, m. Marie Le Roux [0-cir. June 12, 1753, w. Mellion, Pierre Brou, Christof Huber, Portier [SCB, B1,75] Volume 2, p. 147 Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records.
INVENTORY OF THE BELONGINGS OF THE LATE GEORGE HAYDEL. Upon learning of the death of George Haydel, St. _Amand went to his home for the purpose of taking an inventory of his belongings. There he found the widow, Marie-Jacobine LeRoux, and her 11 children [ all girls], namely: Marie, wife of the late Pierre Loriot; Marguerite, wife of George Rixner; Francoise [deceased], wife of Louis Toups; Julie, wife of Francois Faucheaux; Magdelaine widow of Joseph Bourgeois fils; Genevieve, wife of Gaspard Toups; Lucie, wife of EpifanIe Schexnayder; Rosalie, wife of Andre Schexnayder; Eleonore, wife of Jean-Louis Waguespack; Aimee, wife of Guillaume Beauvais; Pelagie, a minor [18]. George Rixner was named tutor of the minor child and Paul Toups was named surrogate tutor. Inventory was taken by Michel Frilloux and Paul Toups. Both men accepted the responsibility. Signed by them and Jean-Baptiste Berges and " Joseph Beauvais. " Debs were owed the succession by: George Kindler, Jean -Louis Belsom, Louis Malliard, Jean-Louis Heldeler [ Hedley], Etienne Daigle, Pierre Baudouin, Epifanie Schexnayder, Jean Vaudry and Francois Faucheux. Debts were owed to: Francois Blondin [ New Orleans merchant], Joseph Loriot, Louis Blondin and Andre Chiloque, Pierre Sabatier. Among the papers were the following which mentioned: Jean Cheneau, Louis Toups and Jean- Baptiste Millet. [ source: St. Charles Original Acts Book 27 No. 1407 Jan. 21, 1797]
PARTITION OF TH SUCESSION OF GEORGE HAYDEL. The following individuals went before St-Amand to seek the partition of the succession of the late George Haydel: Marie Jacobine LeRoux, widow of George Haydel; Jean Baptiste Berges, husband of Marie Haydel; George Rixner, husband of Marguerite Haydel; Gaspard Toups, husband of Genevieve Haydel and acting for George Toups, his pupil and nephew who was the child of the late Louis Toups, and the late Francoise Haydel; Francois Faucheux, husband of Julie Haydel; Madelaine Haydel, widow of Joseph Bourgeois; Epiphany Schexnayder, husband of Lucie Haydel; Jean-Louis Devic Waguespack, husband of Eleonore Haydel; Guillaume Beauvais, husband of Aimee Haydel. Partition made in the presence of Louis Milliard and Pierre Sabatier.
[Source: St. Charles Original Acts Book 28, No. 1481 Mar. 5, 1798]
Jean George Haydel and Marie Jacobine Le Roux had eleven girls:
Marie Anne HEIDELL [@HEIDEL] [Jean Georges and Marie Jacobe Lafleure ] bapt. Apr. 30, 1754, s. Ambros [@Ambroise ] HEIDELL [@ HEIDEL ] and Marie Anne Dreyer [SCB, B1, 81] [St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church, St. Charles Parish, La.] Volume 1, page 147 Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records.
Jean George and Marie Jacobine, Le Roux were my g-g-g-g-grandparents
Information provided by Roberta Jane "Bobbie" Hymel Wade
INVENTORY OF THE BELONGINGS OF THE LATE GEORGE HAYDEL. Upon learning of the death of George Haydel, St. _Amand went to his home for the purpose of taking an inventory of his belongings. There he found the widow, Marie-Jacobine LeRoux, and her 11 children [ all girls], namely: Marie, wife of the late Pierre Loriot; Marguerite, wife of George Rixner; Francoise [deceased], wife of Louis Toups; Julie, wife of Francois Faucheaux; Magdelaine widow of Joseph Bourgeois fils; Genevieve, wife of Gaspard Toups; Lucie, wife of EpifanIe Schexnayder; Rosalie, wife of Andre Schexnayder; Eleonore, wife of Jean-Louis Waguespack; Aimee, wife of Guillaume Beauvais; Pelagie, a minor [18]. George Rixner was named tutor of the minor child and Paul Toups was named surrogate tutor. Inventory was taken by Michel Frilloux and Paul Toups. Both men accepted the responsibility. Signed by them and Jean-Baptiste Berges and " Joseph Beauvais. " Debs were owed the succession by: George Kindler, Jean -Louis Belsom, Louis Malliard, Jean-Louis Heldeler [ Hedley], Etienne Daigle, Pierre Baudouin, Epifanie Schexnayder, Jean Vaudry and Francois Faucheux. Debts were owed to: Francois Blondin [ New Orleans merchant], Joseph Loriot, Louis Blondin and Andre Chiloque, Pierre Sabatier. Among the papers were the following which mentioned: Jean Cheneau, Louis Toups and Jean- Baptiste Millet. [ source: St. Charles Original Acts Book 27 No. 1407 Jan. 21, 1797]
PARTITION OF TH SUCESSION OF GEORGE HAYDEL. The following individuals went before St-Amand to seek the partition of the succession of the late George Haydel: Marie Jacobine LeRoux, widow of George Haydel; Jean Baptiste Berges, husband of Marie Haydel; George Rixner, husband of Marguerite Haydel; Gaspard Toups, husband of Genevieve Haydel and acting for George Toups, his pupil and nephew who was the child of the late Louis Toups, and the late Francoise Haydel; Francois Faucheux, husband of Julie Haydel; Madelaine Haydel, widow of Joseph Bourgeois; Epiphany Schexnayder, husband of Lucie Haydel; Jean-Louis Devic Waguespack, husband of Eleonore Haydel; Guillaume Beauvais, husband of Aimee Haydel. Partition made in the presence of Louis Milliard and Pierre Sabatier.
[Source: St. Charles Original Acts Book 28, No. 1481 Mar. 5, 1798]
Jean George Haydel and Marie Jacobine Le Roux had eleven girls:
Marie Anne HEIDELL [@HEIDEL] [Jean Georges and Marie Jacobe Lafleure ] bapt. Apr. 30, 1754, s. Ambros [@Ambroise ] HEIDELL [@ HEIDEL ] and Marie Anne Dreyer [SCB, B1, 81] [St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church, St. Charles Parish, La.] Volume 1, page 147 Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records.
Jean George and Marie Jacobine, Le Roux were my g-g-g-g-grandparents
Information provided by Roberta Jane "Bobbie" Hymel Wade
Jean George Haydel [Heidel] [ Ambroise and Margueritte Schof], native of this parish, m. Marie Le Roux [0-cir. June 12, 1753, w. Mellion, Pierre Brou, Christof Huber, Portier [SCB, B1,75] Volume 2, p. 147 Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records.
INVENTORY OF THE BELONGINGS OF THE LATE GEORGE HAYDEL. Upon learning of the death of George Haydel, St. _Amand went to his home for the purpose of taking an inventory of his belongings. There he found the widow, Marie-Jacobine LeRoux, and her 11 children [ all girls], namely: Marie, wife of the late Pierre Loriot; Marguerite, wife of George Rixner; Francoise [deceased], wife of Louis Toups; Julie, wife of Francois Faucheaux; Magdelaine widow of Joseph Bourgeois fils; Genevieve, wife of Gaspard Toups; Lucie, wife of EpifanIe Schexnayder; Rosalie, wife of Andre Schexnayder; Eleonore, wife of Jean-Louis Waguespack; Aimee, wife of Guillaume Beauvais; Pelagie, a minor [18]. George Rixner was named tutor of the minor child and Paul Toups was named surrogate tutor. Inventory was taken by Michel Frilloux and Paul Toups. Both men accepted the responsibility. Signed by them and Jean-Baptiste Berges and " Joseph Beauvais. " Debs were owed the succession by: George Kindler, Jean -Louis Belsom, Louis Malliard, Jean-Louis Heldeler [ Hedley], Etienne Daigle, Pierre Baudouin, Epifanie Schexnayder, Jean Vaudry and Francois Faucheux. Debts were owed to: Francois Blondin [ New Orleans merchant], Joseph Loriot, Louis Blondin and Andre Chiloque, Pierre Sabatier. Among the papers were the following which mentioned: Jean Cheneau, Louis Toups and Jean- Baptiste Millet. [ source: St. Charles Original Acts Book 27 No. 1407 Jan. 21, 1797]
PARTITION OF TH SUCESSION OF GEORGE HAYDEL. The following individuals went before St-Amand to seek the partition of the succession of the late George Haydel: Marie Jacobine LeRoux, widow of George Haydel; Jean Baptiste Berges, husband of Marie Haydel; George Rixner, husband of Marguerite Haydel; Gaspard Toups, husband of Genevieve Haydel and acting for George Toups, his pupil and nephew who was the child of the late Louis Toups, and the late Francoise Haydel; Francois Faucheux, husband of Julie Haydel; Madelaine Haydel, widow of Joseph Bourgeois; Epiphany Schexnayder, husband of Lucie Haydel; Jean-Louis Devic Waguespack, husband of Eleonore Haydel; Guillaume Beauvais, husband of Aimee Haydel. Partition made in the presence of Louis Milliard and Pierre Sabatier.
[Source: St. Charles Original Acts Book 28, No. 1481 Mar. 5, 1798]
Jean George Haydel and Marie Jacobine Le Roux had eleven girls:
Marie Anne HEIDELL [@HEIDEL] [Jean Georges and Marie Jacobe Lafleure ] bapt. Apr. 30, 1754, s. Ambros [@Ambroise ] HEIDELL [@ HEIDEL ] and Marie Anne Dreyer [SCB, B1, 81] [St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church, St. Charles Parish, La.] Volume 1, page 147 Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records.
Jean George and Marie Jacobine, Le Roux were my g-g-g-g-grandparents
Information provided by Roberta Jane "Bobbie" Hymel Wade
INVENTORY OF THE BELONGINGS OF THE LATE GEORGE HAYDEL. Upon learning of the death of George Haydel, St. _Amand went to his home for the purpose of taking an inventory of his belongings. There he found the widow, Marie-Jacobine LeRoux, and her 11 children [ all girls], namely: Marie, wife of the late Pierre Loriot; Marguerite, wife of George Rixner; Francoise [deceased], wife of Louis Toups; Julie, wife of Francois Faucheaux; Magdelaine widow of Joseph Bourgeois fils; Genevieve, wife of Gaspard Toups; Lucie, wife of EpifanIe Schexnayder; Rosalie, wife of Andre Schexnayder; Eleonore, wife of Jean-Louis Waguespack; Aimee, wife of Guillaume Beauvais; Pelagie, a minor [18]. George Rixner was named tutor of the minor child and Paul Toups was named surrogate tutor. Inventory was taken by Michel Frilloux and Paul Toups. Both men accepted the responsibility. Signed by them and Jean-Baptiste Berges and " Joseph Beauvais. " Debs were owed the succession by: George Kindler, Jean -Louis Belsom, Louis Malliard, Jean-Louis Heldeler [ Hedley], Etienne Daigle, Pierre Baudouin, Epifanie Schexnayder, Jean Vaudry and Francois Faucheux. Debts were owed to: Francois Blondin [ New Orleans merchant], Joseph Loriot, Louis Blondin and Andre Chiloque, Pierre Sabatier. Among the papers were the following which mentioned: Jean Cheneau, Louis Toups and Jean- Baptiste Millet. [ source: St. Charles Original Acts Book 27 No. 1407 Jan. 21, 1797]
PARTITION OF TH SUCESSION OF GEORGE HAYDEL. The following individuals went before St-Amand to seek the partition of the succession of the late George Haydel: Marie Jacobine LeRoux, widow of George Haydel; Jean Baptiste Berges, husband of Marie Haydel; George Rixner, husband of Marguerite Haydel; Gaspard Toups, husband of Genevieve Haydel and acting for George Toups, his pupil and nephew who was the child of the late Louis Toups, and the late Francoise Haydel; Francois Faucheux, husband of Julie Haydel; Madelaine Haydel, widow of Joseph Bourgeois; Epiphany Schexnayder, husband of Lucie Haydel; Jean-Louis Devic Waguespack, husband of Eleonore Haydel; Guillaume Beauvais, husband of Aimee Haydel. Partition made in the presence of Louis Milliard and Pierre Sabatier.
[Source: St. Charles Original Acts Book 28, No. 1481 Mar. 5, 1798]
Jean George Haydel and Marie Jacobine Le Roux had eleven girls:
Marie Anne HEIDELL [@HEIDEL] [Jean Georges and Marie Jacobe Lafleure ] bapt. Apr. 30, 1754, s. Ambros [@Ambroise ] HEIDELL [@ HEIDEL ] and Marie Anne Dreyer [SCB, B1, 81] [St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church, St. Charles Parish, La.] Volume 1, page 147 Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records.
Jean George and Marie Jacobine, Le Roux were my g-g-g-g-grandparents
Information provided by Roberta Jane "Bobbie" Hymel Wade
Family Members
Siblings
Children
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Marie Anne Haydel Lorio
1754 – unknown
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Genevieve Haydel Toups
1757 – unknown
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Julie Haydel Faucheux
1762 – unknown
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Marguerite Haydel Rixner
1765 – unknown
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Rosalie Haydel Schexnayder
1768 – unknown
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Aimee Haydel Beauvais
1773–1849
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Eleonore Haydel Waguespack
1774–1844
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Pelagie Haydel Toups Belsom
1779–1844
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Francoise Haydel Toups
unknown–1792
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Lucy Haydel Schexnayder
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Madeleine Marie Haydel Bourgeois Champagne
