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JEAN BAPTISTE TOULME //I <D B. Nantes, Dpet d'Loire, France? 1750 Gg D. January 17, 1831	81
(q) Bd.Cedar Rest, BSL
MARIE CHARLOTTE GUSDON GLESIS CP B. ?	,	1770
D. Sept 10, 1839 & 69 (g) Bd. Cedar Re3t, BSL
"J. B. Toule was born in Nantes, Dept d'Loire, France in 1750. His son, Jean Baptiste was born either in France or Santo Domingo around 1795. The Toulme family emigrated to the U. S. about 1812 following a native uprising in Santo Domingo in which they lost everything'.? - Utah Ancestral Chart & Louise Bosshard,, great grand daughter.
"J. B. Toulme was born in Bordeau, Frances his eife, Victoria was born in Canada. He bought a coffee plantation in San Domingo. During the insurrection of natives , a servant whispered that the water had been poisoned. JBT and family and faithful servant got in his boat and left and I think they landed in Mobile. The Toulmes were French Catholics} Victorie gave the ground for the Catholic Cathedral in Mobile. J. B. Toulme gave the land for the Masonic Building, Court House, Cemetery, and Methodist Church in Bay St. Louist also a train station on the L&N RR between Bay St. Louis and New Orleans = Toulme Station, last named "Lakeview1:
J. V. Toulme made a Mason at the age of 21 and had his father inducted also': - Letter from Mittie S. Toulme to Sylvia.	~~
J. B. Toulme, a native of France, emigrated to America cr 1812, Uranie Saucie Toulme, a native of Canada, emigrated 2 years earlier (1810). They were married in Bay St. Louis, He owned a large mercantile and stock raising business and he was a member of the state legislature for 1-2 sessions. He was may of the city and identified with all public movements. They reared a family of 7 children?.* - Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Mississippi: published in 1891, Goodspeed Publishing Co., Chicago, 111..
John B. Toulme, died Aug. 17, i860 at 65 years of age. He was a native of Santo Domingo, of French extration and opulent parentage but was stripped of home and property by the in-
JEAN BAPTISTE TOULME #2 (^) B. France or Santo Domingo @ 1795* OR
Victorie Saucier
({# D. August 17, I860
(g? Bd. Cedar Rest, BSL (grave unknown)
Bordeau, France
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