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St. Louis, daughter of Cvrille Bourgeois. Wit: August Picheu and Maciline Saucier."	(OLC	MB	2 p 105 A 411)
Rosabelle Bourgeois vas the daughter of 1BJ3B. Cyrille Bourgeois and his first wife, Anastasie Bracquette (see page 233).
ANNC-Family Listings and Mrs. Bruce Bourgeois (Dianne Netto) confirm that he was married a second time and to IDA LOUISE WEBRE. Children of this second marriage are found baptised at OLGH.
We have now come to the point of listing the further records of BAYARD persons that I cannot positively identify. These records are:
1850 HANCO census, Household 29/31 at Shieldsborough (now Bay St. Louis) ANTOINK BAYARDi age 30, male, single, born Hancock County John Wilkinson, age 40, born in Ireland (emphasis added)
"ERNEST BAYARD, born October 22, 1847 baptised April 23,
1848, son of ANTOINE BAYAKD and Octavie Tool. Godfather:
Lorenzo Savinovici Godmother: Antoinette Bayard."
(emphasis added)	(OLC	BB ] p 3 A 20)
1 identify Antoinette Bayard as 1GD6. Justine Antoinette Bayard.
"THEODORE BAYARD, born March 27, 1855 baptised October 28, 1855, son of AKT01NE BAYARD and Octavie Tool. Godfather: J. B. Bayard Godmother: Maria Terrigi."
(emphasis added)	(OLG BB 1 p 43 A 300)
I make possible identification of J. l:. Bayard as being 1GP1. Jt.in Baptiste Bayard.
"HELENE MARIE BAYARD born January 30, 1865 baptised January 3i, 1866, daughter of ANTOINE BAYARD and Celtstine Bourgeois, free colored. Godfather: Mr. Kelly Godmother:
Marie Virginie Favre."(emphasis added)(OLC BB 1 p 133 A 895)
I have never found a marriage record, civil or church., where an ANTOINE BAYARD was ever married to anyone, yet these above baptisms were made and recorded at OLC, Bay St. Louis, Mississippi as indicated. Perhaps someone who has more knowledge of the BAYARD family than this author can identify these persons to a more precise degree and give this information to the public. 1 am too late in the twilight of my life to take on a seemingly endless task of making any further in-depth, timely and costly research in this matter.