Louis Bienvenu dit Delisle and Marie Thérèse Bissot de Vincennes

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Husband Louis Bienvenu dit Delisle

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           Born: 29 Apr 1714 - Detroit, Michigan 1
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           Died: Bef May 1760
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         Father: François Bienvenu dit Delisle (Abt 1663-1751) 2
         Mother: Marianne Le Moine (1685-1754) 2

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       Marriage: 6 Nov 1752 - Kaskaskia, Illinois 3

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Wife Marie Thérèse Bissot de Vincennes

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           Died: After 1787
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Children

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1 F Marie Françoise Bienvenu dit Delisle

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           Born:  - Kaskaskia, Illinois
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         Spouse: Louis Brazeau (      -      )
           Marr: 17 Jan 1776 - Kaskaskia, Illinois 4

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2 M Jean Baptiste Bienvenu dit Delisle

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         Spouse: Marie Appoline Hyppolite Deguire (      -      )

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3 F Marie Thérèse Bienvenu dit Delisle

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         Spouse: Joseph Brazeau (      -      )
           Marr: 7 Nov 1769 - Kaskaskia, Illinois 4

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4 M Louis Bienvenu dit Delisle

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         Spouse: Catherine Nicolle (      -      )

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General Notes: Husband - Louis Bienvenu dit Delisle

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The following are from the parish records of Kaskaskia, Illinois ("La population des forts français d'Amérique (XVIIIe siècle)", Marthe F. Beauregard, Vol 2):

13 Jan 1750 -- Louis Delisle is a witness to a wedding.
8 Nov 1757 -- Louis Delisle is a godfather
30 Nov 1758 -- Ls Delisle is a witness to a wedding.
28 Jan 1759 -- 2 slaves belonging to Sr. Louis Delisle marry.

DEATH DATE:

The widow of Louis Delisle appears frequently in the parish records of Kaskaskia, Illinois ("La population des forts français d'Amérique (XVIIIe siècle)", Marthe F. Beauregard, Vol 2). She is referred to in various ways. The earliest clear reference to her as a widow is 10 May 1760 in which she is called 'la veuve Delisle'. On January 1, 1760 she is referred to as Marie Vincenne Delisle, which might indicate that she was not yet a widow on that date; however, on June 2, 1760 she is referred to as Marie Vincennes Delisle. I think that it is highly likely that her husband had died by May 1760.

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General Notes: Wife - Marie Thérèse Bissot de Vincennes

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Widow Delisle appears frequently in the parish records of Kaskaskia, Illinois ("La population des forts français d'Amérique (XVIIIe siècle)", Marthe F. Beauregard, Vol 2). She is referred to in various ways. The earliest clear reference to a widow is 10 May 1760 in which she is called 'la veuve Delisle'. On January 1, 1760 she is referred to as Marie Vincenne Delisle, which might indicate that she was not yet a widow on that date; however, on June 2, 1760 she is referred to as Marie Vincennes Delisle. I think that it is highly likely that her husband had died by May 1760. She married in 1752, but between then and 1760 she does not appear in the parish records. She appears for the last time in 1787.

Burial of a slave belonging to widow Delisle:

20 Jul 1771 -- la veuve Delisle
19 Apr 1775 -- Mme Delisle
25 Jun 1775 -- Mme veuve Delisle
16 Jun 1780 -- veuve Delisle
25 May 1780 -- veuve Delisle
30 Mar 1786 -- la veuve Delisle
26 Aug 1787 -- Mme Delisle

Marriage of a slave or slaves belonging to widow Delisle:

10 May 1760 -- la veuve Delisle

Baptism of a child born to a slave belonging to widow Delisle:

27 Aug 1762 -- la veuve Delisle
3 Jun 1763 -- la veuve Delisle
22 Sep 1763 -- la veuve Delisle
16 Mar 1764 -- la veuve Delisle
9 Apr 1766 -- Mme de Vincennes, veuve de Mr. Delisle
3 Jun 1767 -- Dame Delisle
23 Mar 1768 -- Mme Delisle
13 Nov 1768 -- la veuve Delisle
1 Sep 1769 -- Mme Delisle
19 Nov 1781 -- la veuve Delisle
7 May 1784 -- Mme Delisle
21 Nov 1786 -- Mme Delisle
9 Feb 1787 -- la veuve Delisle

Widow Delisle is a godmother:

1 Jan 1760 -- Marie Vincenne Delisle
6 Aug 1762 -- Dame veuve Delisle
10 Jan 1764 -- la veuve Delisle
29 Jul 1764 -- Marie Vincennes, veuve du Sieur Delisle
28 Apr 1765 -- Marianne Vincennes, veuve de Mr. Delisle
6 Mar 1774 -- Marie Vincennes, veuve de Louis Delisle
11 Aug 1774 -- Marie de Vincennes, veuve de Jean-Louis Delisle
13 Oct 1776 -- Marie-Thérèse de Vincennes, veuve de Louis Delisle
31 Mar 1777 -- Marie-Thérèse de Vincennes, veuve Delisle
7 Aug 1786 -- Mme Thérèse de Vincennes, veuve de Jean-Bte Delisle

Widow Delisle is the godmother to a slave or an Indian:

27 Jun 1764 -- la veuve Delisle
24 May 1777 -- Dame Catherine de Vincennes
8 Oct 1786 -- Thérèse de Vincennes, veuve Delisle

A slave belonging to widow Delisle is a godmother or godfather:

1 Jul 1763 -- la veuve Delisle
19 Jan 1764 -- la veuve Delisle
25 Mar 1764 -- la veuve Delisle
4 Dec 1770 -- la veuve Delisle
10 May 1772 -- Mme Delisle (Jean Bienvenu)
10 May 1772 -- Mme Delisle (Joseph Placy)
27 Nov 1774 -- la veuve Delisle
11 Aug 1776 -- la veuve Delisle
24 Apr 1778 -- la veuve Delisle
18 Jun 1778 -- Mme Delisle

Widow Delisle is a witness to a wedding:

2 Jun 1760 -- Marie Vincennes Delisle
7 Nov 1769 -- Thérèse, veuve Delisle
29 Nov 1770 -- Mme Delisle
14 Nov 1779 -- veuve Delisle
4 Jan 1780 -- la veuve de Louis Delisle, sa tante

Widow Delisle is a witness to a baptism:

3 Jun 1781 -- veuve Delisle (her granddaughter Victoire Delisle-Bienvenu)

1 Rev. Fr. Christian Denissen, Genealogy of the French Families of the Detroit River Region 1701--1936, 1987, pg 338. Repository: Clayton Library, Houston, Texas.

2 Rev. Fr. Christian Denissen, Genealogy of the French Families of the Detroit River Region 1701--1936, 1987, Vol 1, pg 338. Repository: Clayton Library, Houston, Texas.

3 Marthe Faribault Beauregard, La population des forts français d'Amérique (XVIIIe siècle), 1984, Vol 2, pg 86. Repository: Clayton Library, Houston, Texas.

4 Marthe Faribault Beauregard, La population des forts français d'Amérique (XVIIIe siècle), 1984, Vol 2, pg 81. Repository: Clayton Library, Houston, Texas.