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2.	Alphonse Favre, Jr. - married Eunice Tucker and resided in Waveland. They had one son, Ronald Favre, and he married Linda Penrose. He was an attorney and resided in New Orleans, LA.
3.	Milton Favre - married Audrey Moran and resided in Waveland. He is buried in Waveland Cemetery and had no children.
4.	Gerald Favre - married Maude Gonzales and resided in Bay St. Louis. They had: Gerald "Nuncy", Larry, and Timothy.
5.	Roger Timothy "Teedie" Favre - married Doris Johnson and resided in Oscoda, Michigan. He had no children. Doris had several children by a previous marriage.
G.	Joseph Samuel Bordages - bom on October 17, 1898 according to Our Lady of the Gulf Church records. He died on September 3, 1913 and is buried next to his parents in an unmarked grave in Cedar Rest Cemetery. He was accidentally shot by his sister, Lydia, with a 22 rifle in the family’s barn at age 14. We are in possession of that rifle.
III.	Louis Napoleon Bordages - According to dates from his headstone in Cedar Rest Cemetery, he was bom on July 31, 1864 and died on November 8, 1938. Our Lady of the Gulf Church records show he was bom on July 30, 1864. He never married and resided in Waveland. He raised cattle for a living.
IV.	Jean Baptiste Bordages - Our Lady of the Gulf Church records list another child born to Joseph and Rosema Bordages called Jean Baptiste bom on July 23, 1858. Apparently this child died as an infant, for no one remembers him.
V.	Julia Favre - Although she was often considered a Bordages and even used this
name herself, we now have information to prove that her father was not Joseph Bordages, but Julia's mother was Rose Emma “Rosema” Bourgeois Bordages. Some elder family members told us that Julia was the “love child” of Rosema Bourgeois Bordages and that her father was Jules Favre of Bay St. Louis who was married and had a family. They told us that he was the Jules Favre who was married to Clotilde D. Roth, and he is buried in the Cedar Rest Cemetery in Bay St. Louis. See more on him in our “Favre Family History.” We believe this to be true for the following reasons:
1.	The similarity of the names, Jules and Julia.
2.	Julia is buried in Cedar Rest Cemetery and the dates given are "1872-1952." With her being bom in the year 1872, our Joseph Bordages could not have been her father because he died in the year 1866 according to our records.
3.	Clem’s Paper does not list her as being a daughter of Joseph Bordages.
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