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3IE6. MANUEL GARCIA was second married July 24, 1869 to MARIE DELARDE PLOUX (OLG MB 1 p 78 A 222). HARCO MB 5 p. 185 states that they were civilly married April 10, 1869. She was the daughter of Francois Ploux and 1EB1A. Coralie LaFontaine.
3IE7. EUGENE GARCIA appears in the 1850 HANCO census as born 1843; in the 1870	HANCO census as	born 1832 and in	the 1880 HANCO census as
born	1833. I believe	that he was born	c 1843. He made his first
Communion at OLG on March 30, 1873 and this record states that he was then 31 years or born 1842. .
HANCO civil marriage records state that he married December 25, 1866 to ELODIE LaFONTAINE. She was 2AE2A. VICTOIRE "ELODIE" LaFONTAINE, the daughter of 2AE2.	Louise	Armentine Carco	and 1EB1C. Ursin	LaFontaine (see p. 628).
In closing	my records on this generation, I	would like to add here an
important fact that I omitted from the original marriage record of this couple. In that record it states that GINES GARCIA was a native of Cartavena de DeVante, Spain*
3IG. MARIE SOLITELLE CUEVAS married HENRY AUGUSTUS KROHN This family appears in the 1850 HARCO census, H/H 477/477, and he is then listed as 49 years old and she is 43 years old. The family again appears in the 1860 HARCO census, H/H 148/148, and she is listed there as a widow. I assume that Henry Augustus Krohn died after 1850 and before 1860, but I do not have a date of death nor a place of burial for him.
I believe that 3IG. Marie Solitelle Cuevas Krohn died after 1860 and before 1870, but I do not have a date of death for her nor where she is buried. The youngest child of this family, Caroline Virginia Krohn appears in the 1870 HARCO census then living with the family of Edwin R. Latimer and his wife, Marie Elizabeth Krohn. 3IG. harie Solitelle is not in the 1870 HARCO census.
It appears from the following record that 3IG. Marie Solitelle had a premonition of her impending death when she executed this instrument.
"This Deed of Donation made this the 20th day of February, A.D., 1861 from Mary Solitelle Krohn of the County of Harrison, State of Mississippi to Charles F. Krohn in Trust and for the use of Bridget C.
Krohn and Caroline Virginia Krohn, daughters of the said Mary Solitelle Krohn, all of the County and State aforesaid.
WITNESSETH: That whereas the said Mary Solitelle Krohn is in advanced years and is desirous to provide for her said daughters Bridget
&	Caroline V. Krohn, for and in consideration of the love and
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