Person:Nicolas-Joseph Quinet (1)

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Nicolas-Joseph Quinet
b.7 Jul 1813 Menoux, Haute-Saône, France
d.26 Jul 1879 Stockton, Rooks Co., Kansas
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m. 13 Feb 1811
  1. Josephine Quinet
  2. Nicolas-Joseph Quinet1813 - 1879
  3. Jean-Claude Quinet1815 - 1815
  4. Claude-Françoise Quinet1817 - 1899
  5. Marie Quinet1819 -
  6. Appoline Pauline Quinet1822 - 1914
  7. Guillaume QuinetBet 1823 & 1826 -
  8. Emilie Francoise Quinet1827 - 1915
  9. Joseph Pierre Quinet1830 - 1920
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Name Nicolas-Joseph Quinet
Gender Male
Birth[1][2][3] 7 Jul 1813 Menoux, Haute-Saône, Francedéclaré le même jour par son père, en présence de Valentin Bretel (propriétaire) et Étienne Morel (adjoint de la commune)
Death[1] 26 Jul 1879 Stockton, Rooks Co., Kansas
Burial? Catholic Cemetery, Stockton, Rooks Co., Kansas

Nicholas did not come to the United States with the rest of the family. He came at a later time after his service in the army.": Robert Leishman papers in possession of Robert L. Quinnett.

Nicolas was apparently conscripted into the army at age 20 (1833) for seven years under the "Law of 1832 of Marshal Soult." Consequently, the earliest he could have rejoined his family in the United States would have been 1840 at age 27. : Jacques Charbonnier, email 23 July 2004, Subject: Re: La famille QUINET-GRANGIER ... Commentaires ! [He must have joined the family in New York, since the family probably moved to Wisconsin Territory between 1842 and 1844 -- see notes for Pierre, father of Nicolas, on the rationale for when the family moved to Wisconsin Territory. Apparently, he met Mathilde in New York either before or at the marriage of his sister Pauline to Moses Renaud, but he married her, apparently, in Wisconsin -- RLQ] *** "About 1875 Nicholas homesteaded a farm in Rooks County, Kansas and the family was there for about three years, and that is where Nicholas died in 1878. He was cleaning out a dug well and gas that sometimes accumulated in these wells killed him. Archique Quinette and another brother pulled him out and he lived four days.": [This information seems to have been furnished to Leishman by Jennie Philpott, daughter of Emily Frances Quinet, since the same information is in her letter to Archie Eli Quinnett of 29 July 1948, letter in the possession of Robert L. Quinnett.] *** "While in the Ozaukee County court house at Port Washington, WI., Weldon [family member of source--RLQ] found a map of 1873 - 1874 showing that N. Quinet owned property near the town of Waubeka, once the Fredonia Post Office.": Marjorie Adair Neunes Gratton, MERRY CHRISTMAS to the descendants of the QUINET -- NEUENS FAMILY (December 1982), p . 3. *** 1860 Census of Fredonia, WI, from Robert Leishman papers in possession of Robert L. Quinnett:

House #1128, Family #995, Nicholus Quinette, 51, farmer, b. France


Mathilda 29 b. Canada Minallie 12 b. Wisconsin Octavie 10 b. Wisconsin Mathilda 8 b. Wisconsin Archie 5 b. Wisconsin Pauldina 3 b. Wisconsin Clarice 7/12 b. Wisconsin

1870 Census of Fredonia, WI, from Robert Leishman papers in possession of Robert L. Quinnett:

House #154, Family #154, Nic Quinet, 66, farmer, b. France Mathilde 42 b. Canada Archal 15 b. Wisconsin Isaac 7 b. Wisconsin Michel 5 b. Wisconsin Nicholus 3 b. Wisconsin Poldinier 13 b. Wisconsin ***

References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Robert L. Quinnett, PhD, Ancestors of Pauline Thompson (28 Feb 2006).
  2. ↑ United States. 1860 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M653)
    Fredonia, Ozaukee Co., Wisconsin.
  3. ↑
    vue n° 23, à gauche.

    https://archives.haute-saone.fr/ark:/77977/vta1cf203131d6e03e7/daogrp/0/23

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