Don Nicolas Pierre VERRET

vers 1725 - 1775  (50 ans)

• Nom	Don Nicolas Pierre VERRET
  Naissance	vers 1725	New Orleans, LA, United States
  Genre	Masculin
  Occupation	1769	Cabahannocer (Lower), LA
  	1769 : Occupation - Cabahannocer (Lower), LA Commandant Sources: Dictionary of Louisiana Biography - Glenn R. Conrad - 2 vols., Louisiana Historical Assoc./Center for LA Studeis, USL, 1988 - California State Library, Sutro - California State Library, Sutro - California State Library, Sutro - F369 D48 1988 v.2 - In 1766 headed a military company on the coast of Cabanocey. In 1769 appointed by Gov. Alejandro O'Reilly (q.v.) as commandant. Duties included preservation of the peace, examination of travelers' passports, assisting settlers in obtaining land grants, preventing smuggling, registering the sale of lands and slaves, acting as judge in minor cases and performing the duties of notary public.
  Décès	5 Novembre 1775	St. James Parish, LA.
  Inhumation	5 Novembre 1775	St. James Parish, LA.
  	5 November 1775 : Burial - St. James, St. James, LA Sources: Catholic Church Records, vol. 2, 1770-1803 - Diocese of Baton Rouge - Baton Rouge, LA, 1980 - California State Library, Sutro - California State Library, Sutro - California State Library, Sutro - F377 B3C3 v.2 - p. 716 - Nicolas [VERRET], Commandant, buried on 5 Nov 1775 at St. James Church, St. James, LA (SJA-1, 67a).
  Notes	Nicholas Verret was born in 1725 in New Orleans, LA. Nicholas served as Lt Governor and then Commandant and Judge of the First Acadian Coast from 1770 until his death. \ Nicholas Verret fought in The Revolutionary War. Nicholas died November 15, 1775 in St. James Parish, LA. Ms. Lillian C. Bourgeois in her book Cabanocey, pgs. 8-9 states that the first persons to develop the area were Jacques Cantrelle and his son-in-law, Nicholas Verret who had plantations in the area prior to 1763. They had slaves working the land, and didn't move there until some time between October 7, 1764 and April 4, 1765. Their families moved after the April 1, 1766 census.
  ID personne	I13395	Bugeauld/Bujold
  Dernière modif.	18 août 2020

  
  

  Famille	Marie-Josèphe-Marguerite CANTRELLE,   n. 11 Janvier 1733, Cannes Brulees, Kenner, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, United States d. 19 juil 1788, Donaldsonville, Ascension Parish, Louisiana, United States (Âgé de 55 ans)
  Recensement	29 juin 1766	Cabahannocer (Lower), LA
  	Sources: Estat de la Coste de Kabahan Nossee Depuis la Vacherie de M. Dupart jusqu'a chez L'Hebert sur les deux Rives du Fleuve. Dupart jusqu'a chez L'Hebert sur les deux Rives du Fleuve - Verret, Nicolas - Archivo General de Indias, Papeles procedentes de Cuba, - Louisiana State University - Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, LA - Louisiana State University - 1 Baton Rouge, LA - Legajo 202 - p. 225 - [Nicolas] VERRET pere [father], 40 years, with woman Marie [CANTRELLE], age 33, and four boys: Jacques, 13; Auguste, 11; Philipe, 7; Louis, 5. There are also two girls: Manon, age 17; Marguerite, 9. There are 2 guns, 30 units of land, 4 steer, 10 hogs, and 6 slaves. Listed on next line is [Nicolas] VERRET, fils [son], age 15, with no land or livestock, but in the column for men.
  Enfants	1. Capt. Don Augustine VERRET,   n. 7 juin 1755, New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana, USA d. jan 1840, Plattenville, Assumption Parish, Louisiana, United States (Âgé de 84 ans)  [Père: géniteur / génitrice]  [Mère: géniteur / génitrice]
  ID Famille	F4379	Feuille familiale  |  Tableau familial
  Dernière modif.	18 août 2020

  
  

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  Naissance - vers 1725 - New Orleans, LA, United States Recensement - Sources: Estat de la Coste de Kabahan Nossee Depuis la Vacherie de M. Dupart jusqu'a chez L'Hebert sur les deux Rives du Fleuve. Dupart jusqu'a chez L'Hebert sur les deux Rives du Fleuve - Verret, Nicolas - Archivo General de Indias, Papeles procedentes de Cuba, - Louisiana State University - Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, LA - Louisiana State University - 1 Baton Rouge, LA - Legajo 202 - p. 225 - [Nicolas] VERRET pere [father], 40 years, with woman Marie [CANTRELLE], age 33, and four boys: Jacques, 13; Auguste, 11; Philipe, 7; Louis, 5. There are also two girls: Manon, age 17; Marguerite, 9. There are 2 guns, 30 units of land, 4 steer, 10 hogs, and 6 slaves. Listed on next line is [Nicolas] VERRET, fils [son], age 15, with no land or livestock, but in the column for men. - 29 juin 1766 - Cabahannocer (Lower), LA Occupation - 1769 : Occupation - Cabahannocer (Lower), LA Commandant Sources: Dictionary of Louisiana Biography - Glenn R. Conrad - 2 vols., Louisiana Historical Assoc./Center for LA Studeis, USL, 1988 - California State Library, Sutro - California State Library, Sutro - California State Library, Sutro - F369 D48 1988 v.2 - In 1766 headed a military company on the coast of Cabanocey. In 1769 appointed by Gov. Alejandro O'Reilly (q.v.) as commandant. Duties included preservation of the peace, examination of travelers' passports, assisting settlers in obtaining land grants, preventing smuggling, registering the sale of lands and slaves, acting as judge in minor cases and performing the duties of notary public. - 1769 - Cabahannocer (Lower), LA Décès - 5 Novembre 1775 - St. James Parish, LA. Inhumation - 5 Novembre 1775 - St. James Parish, LA.  = Lien Google Earth