Person:John Maximillian (3)

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John Maximillian, Sr.
b.1756 Austria
d.1840 Natchitoches, Louisiana, United States
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m. Bet 1756 and 1761
  1. John Maximillian, Sr.1756 - 1840
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m. Bef 1782
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m. 13 Jan 1784
  1. John Ignacio Maximillian, Jr.1782 - 1866
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Name John Maximillian, Sr.
Alt Name John Maximilliano de Arze
Alt Name Juan Maximilliano de Arze
Alt Name[4] Sgt. Juan DeArze
Gender Male
Birth[1] 1756 Austria
Alt Birth[4] Abt 1762 Algerzia, Spain
Military[5] 1779 Natchitoches, Louisiana, United States
Marriage Bef 1782 to Marie Louisa Pifermo
Marriage 13 Jan 1784 Natchitoches, Louisiana, United Statesto Francesca de la Renaudière
Death[1] 1840 Natchitoches, Louisiana, United States
References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Daughters of Republic of Texas. Daughters of Republic of Texas: Patriot Ancestor Album. (Texas: Turner Publishing Company, 15 Jun 1995)
    Volume 1, Page 185, Jun 15, 1995.

    ISBN: 1-56311-214-0

    John Maximillian (1756-1840) came to America in 1795 and made his home with Juan Ignacio Pifermo at Labonillo Hacienda in Sabine County. He was a native of Austria but had been visiting his sister Marie Antoinette, at Versailles so came from France. He married Pifermo's daughter, Marie Louisa Pifermo. Their son, John Maximillian, (1782), married Anastacia Simms and had a son, John Jr., (1812), born at Lobonillo Hacienda which John had inherited from Pifermo. John Maximillian Jr. was a member of the army that engaged in the Battle of Nacogdoches (August 1832) against the Mexican army that occupied the Old Stone Fort. Before the order to charge, James Bullock promised his men that in the event that they won the battle, he would reward the first man who entered the fort with a deed to the Old Stone Fort and the land on which it stood. John Maximillian was that man, but his home was Lobonillo Hacienda in Sabine County, so he traded the fort for a spotted pony and rode away. John Jr. married Polly Christy in 1835 and in 1836 had a son, John J. Maximillian who attended State School in Many, Louisiana, and finished at the age of 17. He spoke five languages. He married Sarah Ann Brooks, born in Alabama in 1846, in Many in 1866. It is not known when they returned to Texas, but he and his family of nine children moved to Bronson, Texas, in 1903. There he died and was buried in 1924. His daughter, Maude Jane (1886-1980) was married to James Arnold Tipton (1884-1924) and they were my parents. Some time during the last generation the name was shortened for convenience, but not by law. For this reason all of the descendants now living go by the name of Maxey. Source: Madge Lois Tipton Strickland (GGGD), 4656.

  2.   Ralph Ramos, State Editor. Beaumont Enterprise. (Geneva, Sabine, Texas, United States: Beaumont Enterprise).
  3.   Tiny Geneva To Take Place In History.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 "Pedigree Resource File," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:9S2H-KK4 : accessed 2015-07-09), entry for Juan DeArze Sgt., submitted by renglish3157507.

    NAME: Juan DeArze Sgt.
    GENDER: Male
    BIRTH: about 1762, Algerzia,Spain
    DEATH: 13 January 1784, Natchitoches Parish,Louisiana

    PARENTS
    FATHER: Juan DeArze
    MOTHER: Lenor DeArcaze Riviere

    MARRIAGES (1)
    SPOUSE: Francesca LaRenaudier
    MARRIAGE: 13 January 1784, Natchitoches Parish,Louisiana

  5. ↑ SPAIN'S LOUISIANA PATRIOTS IN ITS 1779-1783 WAR WITH ENGLAND DURING THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
    By Granvil W. and N. C. Hough. PART 6 OF SPANISH BORDERLANDS STUDIES, Page 26, 2000.

    Juan de Arze. C:72, I u Cpl, 5/LA Bn, 1779, destined for Ouaehita. C:64, Other Sgt, LA Regt in Natchitoches, 1779.

    Jean Baptiste LaRenaudiere. Milb:39, car., N2, 1780, 1782, Cpl, 1787.

    Pierre LaRenaudlere. Milb:66, cav., N2, 1787.

    http://www.somosprimos.com/hough/louisiana.pdf

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