François was baptized on 20 November 1796 at Saint Paul the Apostle Catholic Church (formerly Notre Dame du Mont Carmel). He was the son of Augustin Bordelon I and Céleste Soileau.
He served in the War of 1812 as a Private in the Louisiana Militia, 2nd Division, 17th, 18th & 19th Consolidated Regiment.
He married Emé (Aimée) Gauthier on 25 June 1816 in Avoyelles Parish but she apparently died shortly after their marriage. He married a second time to Vespasie (Vesparie, Aspasie, Especien) Ducôté on 15 December 1818 (civil). They renewed their vows in a religious ceremony on 20 April 1825 at the home of Joseph Ducôté in Mansura.
François and Vespasie had the following children: Vergus (Verjuis), Eugelien (Fugelien), Eusebe, Olympe, Artine (Arline), Céline, Henriette, Celanire, Adeline, François II, Gervais, Marceline, Arline.
(Note: 13 September 1857 is the date of his burial per the burial records of St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church.)
He served in the War of 1812 as a Private in the Louisiana Militia, 2nd Division, 17th, 18th & 19th Consolidated Regiment.
He married Emé (Aimée) Gauthier on 25 June 1816 in Avoyelles Parish but she apparently died shortly after their marriage. He married a second time to Vespasie (Vesparie, Aspasie, Especien) Ducôté on 15 December 1818 (civil). They renewed their vows in a religious ceremony on 20 April 1825 at the home of Joseph Ducôté in Mansura.
François and Vespasie had the following children: Vergus (Verjuis), Eugelien (Fugelien), Eusebe, Olympe, Artine (Arline), Céline, Henriette, Celanire, Adeline, François II, Gervais, Marceline, Arline.
(Note: 13 September 1857 is the date of his burial per the burial records of St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church.)
François was baptized on 20 November 1796 at Saint Paul the Apostle Catholic Church (formerly Notre Dame du Mont Carmel). He was the son of Augustin Bordelon I and Céleste Soileau.
He served in the War of 1812 as a Private in the Louisiana Militia, 2nd Division, 17th, 18th & 19th Consolidated Regiment.
He married Emé (Aimée) Gauthier on 25 June 1816 in Avoyelles Parish but she apparently died shortly after their marriage. He married a second time to Vespasie (Vesparie, Aspasie, Especien) Ducôté on 15 December 1818 (civil). They renewed their vows in a religious ceremony on 20 April 1825 at the home of Joseph Ducôté in Mansura.
François and Vespasie had the following children: Vergus (Verjuis), Eugelien (Fugelien), Eusebe, Olympe, Artine (Arline), Céline, Henriette, Celanire, Adeline, François II, Gervais, Marceline, Arline.
(Note: 13 September 1857 is the date of his burial per the burial records of St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church.)
He served in the War of 1812 as a Private in the Louisiana Militia, 2nd Division, 17th, 18th & 19th Consolidated Regiment.
He married Emé (Aimée) Gauthier on 25 June 1816 in Avoyelles Parish but she apparently died shortly after their marriage. He married a second time to Vespasie (Vesparie, Aspasie, Especien) Ducôté on 15 December 1818 (civil). They renewed their vows in a religious ceremony on 20 April 1825 at the home of Joseph Ducôté in Mansura.
François and Vespasie had the following children: Vergus (Verjuis), Eugelien (Fugelien), Eusebe, Olympe, Artine (Arline), Céline, Henriette, Celanire, Adeline, François II, Gervais, Marceline, Arline.
(Note: 13 September 1857 is the date of his burial per the burial records of St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church.)
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