Person:Jean Lacour (1)

!MILITARY-RESIDENCES: Lillian C. Bourgeois, CABANOCEY, THE HISTORY, CUSTOMS AND FOLKLORE OF ST. JAMES PARISH [LA]; 1750-1950; New Orleans, Pelican Publishing, 1957; p. 161; Sutro California State Library,F377 S134 B6. In a list of the militia in Verrette's Company at Cabahannocer on 8 Apr 1766 (Reference: Archive General de Indias--Santo Domingo, 2595, 181-182). Listed is Jean LEGEURE. [Same?])

MARRIAGE: Was it also a 2nd marriage for Jean?

!LAND: Elton J. Oubre, "The Malbrough Family," 21-page article sent by Edward Domangue in May 1996.

!CENSUS: Albert J. Robichaux, COLONIAL SETTLERS ALONG BAYOU LAFOURCHE; 1770-1798; Cecilia, LA, Hebert Publications, 1980; pp. 24, 67, 107, 113 & 155; own copy; Louisiana census records. On the 1788 census: Jean LICAIRE, age 48, living with his wife Marie MARBIEAU [MARLBREAUX?], 33, three of her children surnamed DESERT [sic] [his stepchildren] and two of their own daughters, on 6 arpents of land on the right bank. They have 60 quarts of corn, 16 horned cattle, 4 horses and 15 swine on the 1788 census of Lafourche. There are no slaves, but an "engage" named Jean Baptiste LE BLANC, age 20. Recorded as Legajo 201 in the Papeles procedentes de Cuba.

    [Also on the census dated 1 Jan 1789.]
    On the 1791 census: Jean LICAIRE, age 49, living with Marie MARBREAU, 35, and "his" five children on the 1791 census of Lafourche des Chetimachas. They have 6 arpents of land, 50 quarts of corn, 3 horned cattle, 2 horses and 20 swine. [Next household is of Marie Christine, widow, age 68.]
    Also on the 1795 "Census of Valenzuela," taken after 4 Jan 1796 but dated Dec 1795: Juan LICAIRE, age 52, living with Maria MALBROU, 41, and four children [two of them are FALTEMANs]. There is also a Francisco COMUORE, age 30. [Preceded by Antonio COUPEL and Maria FALTEMENE and three children; followed by household of Christina HENRRY, age 76 and Juan MALBRON, age 25.]
    Also on the 1797 census of Valenzuela in Lafourche: Jean LICAIRE, age 53, living with his wife Marie MALBROU, 42, and four children . There is also an "engage" named Francois, age 31. Recorded on Legajo 213, Papeles procedentes de Cuba.
    Also, on the 1798 census of Lafourche: Jean LICAIRE, age 57, living with his wife Marie, 42, and three children: Jean, 18; Magdelenne, 15; and Margueritte, 13. There is also an "engage" named Francois COMONIERE [COMO?]. They have 6x60 arpents of land. Recorded as Legajo 215A, Papeles procedentes de Cuba.

!CENSUS: 1788, Lafourche. Elton J. Oubre, "The Malbrough Family," 21-page article sent by Edward Domangue in May 1996. Page 8 has: On the right descending bank of Bayou Lafourche, Jean LICAIRE, age 48, is listed with wife Marie MARLBREAU, age 33 and her children of both marriages: Marie DESERT [FALTEMAN], his stepdaughter, age 16; Laurent [FALTEMAN], stepson, age 14; Jean [FALTEMAN], stepson, age 11. Magdelainne LICAIRE, his daughter, age 5; Margueritte, his daughter, age 3. Also Jean Baptiste LeBlanc, employee, age 20. [See below.] (Reference: Albert J. Robichaux, CENSUS AND MILITIA LISTS; 1770-1798.)

!CENSUS: 1791, Lafourche, LA. Jean LICAIRE, age 49; with Marie MARBEAU, age 35. Children are Jean Baptiste, his son, 17 [really Laurent FALTEMAN, stepson]; Jean Joseph, id., 13 [really FALTEMAN]; Marie, his daughter, 19 [FALTEMAN]; Marie Madelaine, age 9; Marie Margrithe, age 7. Followed by the household of Marie Christine [HOURY], widow [of Nicholas MALBROUGH, and mother of Marie Jean's wife], age 68.

!CENSUS: 1795, Valenzuela, LA. Juan LICAIRE, age 52; with Maria MALBROU, 41. Children are Juan Bautista [FALTEMAN], 21; Juan Josef [FALTEMAN], 17; Magdalena, 14; Margarita, 12. Also Francisco COMUORE [COMMEAU?], age 30.

!CENSUS: 1797, Valenzuela, LA. Jean LICAIRE, age 53; with his wife Marie MALBROU, age 42. In household are Jean Baptiste "his son", age 22 [Laurent FALTEMAN, II]; Jean Joseph, id., 18 [also FALTEMAN]; Magdeleinne, his daughter, age 15; Margueritte, id., 13. There is also Francois, employee, age 31.

!LAND: FIRST SETTLERS OF THE LOUISIANA TERRITORY; 1773-1803; vol. 1, Nacogdoches, TX, Ericson Books, 1983; p. 134, No. 100; California State Library Sutro, ; Orleans Territory grants from AMERICAN STATE PAPERS. In 1803 Jean LICAIRE, "alias" LAVIOLET, claimed land on right bank of the bayou La Fourche, in the county of La Fourche, of 5 arpents and 27 toises in front by 40 arpents deep, bounded on upper side by Estevan HERNANDEZ, on lower by Armand LANDRY. This land was surveyed in 1790 on order of Governor MIRO for the claimant, and was inhabited and cultivated since then; confirmed.

!CENSUS; 1810 U.S. Census, Assumption Parish, LA; 1810; as compiled by Robert Bruce L. Ardoin, LOUISIANA CENSUS RECORDS, vol. III; p. 29; Santa Cruz Genealogical Society Library LOUIS.3C. On p. 32 [sic] of 1810 census of Assumption Parish. Jean LICAIRE, between households of Josh. LEBLANC & Henry LANDRY.

         Males                                               Females                               Other         Slaves 
0-9  10-15  16-25  26-44  45+                        0-9  10-15  16-25  26-44    45+
  0      0       1        0       1                           0[sic] 0        1        0        1

!LAND: Charles R. Maduell, FEDERAL LAND GRANTS IN THE TERRITORY OF ORLEANS--THE DELTA PARISHES; 1790-1815; New Orleans, Polyanthos, 1975; p. 330; Santa Cruz Genealogical Library, LOUIS 7; Adapted from AMERICAN STATE PAPERS, PUBLIC LANDS, vol. 2, arranged by counties as they existed in 1812. Jean LICAIRE, alias LAVIOLET, #100-403, comprising 5 arpents 27 toises fronting the bayou by a depth of 40 arpents bounded upstream by Estevan HERNANDEZ and downstream by Armand LANDRY. Tract was surveyed in 1790 by order of Governor Miro for the claimant.

1. ↑ Diocese of Baton Rouge. Catholic Church Records, vol. 4, 1820-1829. (Diocese,)
   p. 377.

   Jean LIQUEUR, age 83 years, buried 7 Oct 1822 at Assumption Church, Plattenville, LA (ASM-3, 154).

2. ↑ Stephen S. Michot & John P. Doucet. Lafourche Country II, The; The Heritage and Its Keepers. (Lafuorche Heritage Society, 1996)
   p. 243.

   On the right (descending) bank of Bayou Lafourche: Jean LICAIRE, age 48, with his wife Marie MARLBREAUX, age 33, his stepdaughter Marie DESERT [FALTERMAN, sic], age 16, stepson Laurent [FALTEMAN], age 14, stepson Jean [FALTEMAN], age 11. Their own children: Magdelainne LICAIRE, age 5; Margueritte, age 3. In household is an employee: Jean Baptiste LeBLANC, age 20.

3. ↑ Albert Robichaux. Colonial Settlers along Bayou Lafourche, 1770-1798. (Harvey, LA: 1974. 2nd printing Hébert Publications, 1980)
   p. 24.

   On the right bank of the river, established in Lafourche: Jean LICAIRE, age 48, listed with his wife Marie MARBIEAU, age 33, and his three stepchildren. There are two daughters [of present marriage], and an "engage" named Jean Baptiste LE BLANC, age 20. They live on 6 arpents of land, with 60 quarts of corn, 16 cattle, 4 horses, 15 swine.

   Recorded in PAPELES PROCDENTES DE CUBA; Legajo 201.

4. ↑ Albert J. Robichaux, Jr. Louisiana Census and Militia Lists, vol. I. (Polyanthos, 1977)
   p. 120.

   Jean LICAIRE dit LA VIOLETTE, age 49, no land or animals listed [what did he do for occupation?], living with Marie MARIBIEAU, age 34, and five children [?]. Oldest is "his sister-in-law" Marie DAUT, age 17 [more likely his step-daughter Marie FALTEMANN]. The next two listed are Laurent, age 15, and Jean, age 12, with ditto marks [they would also be FALTEMANN children from Marie's first marriage]. Then Madelaine LICAIRE, "his daughter," age 5; Margritte, id, age 3. Also listed is Jean Baptiste LEBLANC, "engage," age 20.

5. ↑ Stephen S. Michot & John P. Doucet. Lafourche Country II, The; The Heritage and Its Keepers. (Lafuorche Heritage Society, 1996)
   p. 244.

   Juan LICAIRE, age 52, with Maria MALBROU, age 41. Two FALTEMAN stepsons: Juan Bautista, age 21; Juan Josef, age 17. Magdalena, age 14; Margarita, age 12. Also in household is Francisco COMUORE, age 30.

6. ↑ Stephen S. Michot & John P. Doucet. Lafourche Country II, The; The Heritage and Its Keepers. (Lafuorche Heritage Society, 1996)
   p. 244.

   Jean LICAIRE, age 53, with his wife Marie MALBROU, age 42. [Stepsons] Jean Baptiste, his son, 22; Jean Joseph, id, 18. Magdeleinne, his daughter, 15; Margueritte, id, 13. Employee: Francois, age 31.

7. ↑ Stephen S. Michot & John P. Doucet. Lafourche Country II, The; The Heritage and Its Keepers. (Lafuorche Heritage Society, 1996)
   p. 245.

   Jean LICAIRE, age 57, with his wife Marie, 42. [Stepson] Jean, his son, 18; Magdelenne, his daughter, 15; Margueritte, id, 13. Engage: Francois COMONIERE, age 30.

8. ↑ U.S. federal census
   Microfilm M252, Roll 10, p. 34 (22).

   Line [12], Jean LICAIRE:
   Free White Males Free White Females Other Slaves
   0-9 10-15 16-25 26-44 45+ 0-9 10-15 16-25 26-44 45+
   0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0
   [Jean was around 71 years old, his wife Maria Ana MALBROUGH was about 54. Their younger daughter Marie Marguerite, age 25, was married to Friedrich Wilhelm RENTROP, age 25. Were they living in this household? Where is their daughter Elizabeth Melanie RENTROP, age 3?]

   Ancestry.com, image 9/11.