Person:George Lacour (1)

!NAME: Letter from Lois Hayes CULVER in May 1996.George LIQUEUR, married to Marie Magdelene ---, father of Jean LICAIRE.

!FAMILY: Winston De Ville, FRENCH TROOPS IN THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY AND ON THE GULF COAST; 1745; Ville Platte, LA, Author, 1986; p. 16; Santa Cruz County Genealogical Society Library, LOUIS. Pamphlet 4B. Jacques La Cour called La Violette was listed as a Fusilier in De Gauvry's Company, on a 1745 document called "Etat des Troupes Francoisse Entretenues a la Louisianne, par Compagnies" [List of French Troops Maintained in Louisiana, by Companies." The original list is in LO 299, "The Vaudreuil Papers," in the Loudon Collection, Henry Huntington Library, San Marino, CA.

!FAMILY: Natalia Maree Belting, KASKASKIA UNDER THE FRENCH REGIME; ; New Orleans, Polyanthos, 1975, reprint of 1948; p. 15; pages sent by Edward Domangue in May 1996. Jean Colon Laviolette was a name which appears in Kaskaskia records. His wife was Catherine Exipakin8ca [native American], their son Michael baptized 4 Oct 1692; Jacques born 12 May 1797, baptized next day; Henri baptized 27 Nov 1798, one month old. [Check dates again.]

!FAMILY: Diocese of Baton Rouge [LA], CATHOLIC CHURCH RECORDS; 1707-1769; vol. 1, Catholic Diocese of Baton Rouge, 1978; p. 182; Sutro, California State Library, F377 B3 C3 V.1; contains the Acadian records of St. Charles-aux [des]-Mines, Grand Pré as well as St. Francis Church of Pointe Coupee, LA. There was a Francois [LA COUR], native of Paris who was drowned at Natchez, buried on 31 Mar 1739 at St. Francis Church, Pointe Coupee, LA (PCP-1, 17). Another family of Nicolas LACOUR lived there. Are they relations?