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All Genealogy Books by Brother Jerome Lepre
If you are interested in copies of Brother Jerome?s books please contact Darnell Lepre at 228-396-2811 or by email at lepredafoeableone.net or mail to 11105 Pin Oak Drive, Biloxi, MS 39532 .
Book prices are: Seymour $44, Fountain & Meaut $35, & $30 each for Carriere, Delaunay, Despau, Ignacio Sierra, Krohn, Santa Cruz, Saujon, & Trochesset families. Add $4.50 each for shipping. Books are perfect binding with soft cover. A short Narrative, Table of Contents and Family Names for each of Brother Jerome?s books follows...
The Carriere Family - Jean Carriere and Marie Chauffert - The fertile rolling land in and around Liboume has long been known for its abundant crops, particularly grapes. Bordeaux wines have been produced in this area for centuries. But the area is also noted for the large number of immigrants to the original French Louisiana Province and to the United States. Liboume is a town in the Gironde Department of southwestern France, northeast of Bordeaux. It was in the town of Liboume in the early eighteenth century that Jean Carriere was bom. He was the sixth child of Gabriel Carriere and Marie Magdelaine Chicou. Gabriel Carriere was a druggist, but the main thrust of his business was wholesaling pharmaceuticals. He was a Bourgeois of Liboume, an individual whose middle class standing was derived from commercial or industrial enterprise.
Carriere Book Table of Contents:
Chapter 1 Jean Carriere and Marie Chauffert pg 1 Chapter 2 Jean Carriere in Louisiana p 22
Chapter 3 Further Developments p 35	Chapter 4 Purchase of Ship for Business	p 39
Chapter 5 Jean Carriere - - Intestate p 46	Chapter 6 The Inventory p 51
Chapter 7 The "Sociedad" Incident p 55	Chapter 8 The Inventory Question p 63
Chapter 9 The Partition p 76	Chapter 10 Move to Opelousas- Marriage of Three Daughters p 81
Chapter 11 Move to AttaKapas Post p 87	Chapter 12 Marie Carriere-Intestate p 91
Chapter 13 Inventory of Marie Chauffert Carriere p 95	Chapter 14 Distribution of She Goods of Marie Cheuffet p 100
Family Names Appearing in the Carriere Book: Antonia, Bellett, Bertaud, Bertoniere, Bore, Caillavet, Carcasses, Chauffert, Chicou, Choffert, Corrand, Crespin, De Oro, DeNolibois, Despau, Duralde, Dussaud, Dussault, Duverges, de Lamorandiere, Gradenigo, Gruer, Krebs, Lamy, Laplace, Lassabe, LeBreton, Leveque, Maxent, Morales, Ordinario, Perdomc, Roche, Rodriqg;?ez, Villavase
The Delaunay Family - Jean Chevalier Delaunay remained in France during the last years of the 1700's, so as to take care of an aged aunt. In 1799 he received a poignant letter from his father, Robert Delaunay, who had settled in Philadelphia during the 1790's so as to get away from the turmoil in France during those years. Jean left France for Philadelphia after receiving the letter and took up residence there. After his marriage, he moved his family to New Orleans around 1820. By 1835 he was established in Biloxi, where he rented out cottages and helped the illiterate with legal documents. His family has now been spread throughout the Gulf Coast. Most of his grandchildren were girls, and, it seems that today, only one or two boys carry the name so as to see it continued on the Coast. Jean Delaunay died in his eighties in 1862. He is buried in the Biloxi cemetery.
Delaunay Book Table of Contents:
Chapter 1	Introduction pg. 1	Chapter 2	The Delaunays in	Bordeaux p 5
Chapter 3	Advent of Jean Chevalier Delaunay p 11	Chapter 4	The Delaunays in	Philadelphia p	17
Chapter 5	The Delaunays on the Gulf Coast p 35	Chapter 6	1823 - 1838 p 39
Chapter 7 1838 ? 1862 p 47	Chapter 8 Therese Delaunay and Marie Adelaide Delaunay p 54
Chapter 9 Catherine Elizabeth Delaunay p 62	Chapter 10 The Desporie Connection p 72
Chapter 11 Elizabeth Delaunay Giraud and Adelia Delaunay p 85 Chapter 12 Robert Delaunay p 96 Chapter 13 Children of Robert and Clare
A. Athalie Delaunay p 104	B. Marie Eudoxie Delaunay	p	110
C. Amanda Adelaide Delaunay p	118	D. Euranie Permilia Delaunay	p 121
Chapter 14 Children of Robert and Clare - continued	E. Victoria Delaunay p 127
F. Henry Delaunay p 132	G. Terese Delaunay p 13,
H. Josephine Delaunay p 139 Appendix A Seymour Cemetery Burials p 143 Appendix B Victor Desporte's Records - Civil War p 145 Appendix C Re sale of Jacques Desporie Property p 142
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