Baptized 1 November 1738 at St. Francis Catholic Church.
1st marriage: Jacques Désautels dit LaPointe on 1 May 1755 at Pointe Coupee
2nd marriage to Edmond Meuillon II on 7 Sept. 1773 at Pointe Coupee. She died approximately 13 days after her 2nd marriage.
20 September 1773 is the date of her burial. This grave was likely located in the cemetery of the 1760 St. Francis Church. The cemetery was blessed in 1764. Almost all of the graves from this church were lost to the Mississippi River. A few were moved to St. Mary's Church in New Roads but none of those were for individuals who died prior to 1818.
1st marriage: Jacques Désautels dit LaPointe on 1 May 1755 at Pointe Coupee
2nd marriage to Edmond Meuillon II on 7 Sept. 1773 at Pointe Coupee. She died approximately 13 days after her 2nd marriage.
20 September 1773 is the date of her burial. This grave was likely located in the cemetery of the 1760 St. Francis Church. The cemetery was blessed in 1764. Almost all of the graves from this church were lost to the Mississippi River. A few were moved to St. Mary's Church in New Roads but none of those were for individuals who died prior to 1818.
Baptized 1 November 1738 at St. Francis Catholic Church.
1st marriage: Jacques Désautels dit LaPointe on 1 May 1755 at Pointe Coupee
2nd marriage to Edmond Meuillon II on 7 Sept. 1773 at Pointe Coupee. She died approximately 13 days after her 2nd marriage.
20 September 1773 is the date of her burial. This grave was likely located in the cemetery of the 1760 St. Francis Church. The cemetery was blessed in 1764. Almost all of the graves from this church were lost to the Mississippi River. A few were moved to St. Mary's Church in New Roads but none of those were for individuals who died prior to 1818.
1st marriage: Jacques Désautels dit LaPointe on 1 May 1755 at Pointe Coupee
2nd marriage to Edmond Meuillon II on 7 Sept. 1773 at Pointe Coupee. She died approximately 13 days after her 2nd marriage.
20 September 1773 is the date of her burial. This grave was likely located in the cemetery of the 1760 St. Francis Church. The cemetery was blessed in 1764. Almost all of the graves from this church were lost to the Mississippi River. A few were moved to St. Mary's Church in New Roads but none of those were for individuals who died prior to 1818.
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