6. Weisskraemer -This family was from Bavaria and lived near the mouth of the Mississippi River at Fort Balize.
7. Nic Wichner came to Louisiana in 1720 with wife Therese and a child one year old. They went to the concession of Le Blanc on the Yazoo River.When Theresa died he married Barbara Friedrich, the widow of Friedrich Merkel. This family became "Vicner", "Vicnair", and "Vickner" families.
8. Francois Wichner with wife Charlotte and two children, ages 2 and 4 also came to the New Orleans area on the same ship as Nic.
9. Johann George Richner (Rixner) from Germany, came to Louisiana in 1721. His daughter, Margarethe, married a Swiss, Jacob Kindler, in 1728. She died that same year.
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Showing posts with label Vickner. Show all posts
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Friday, January 29, 2010
Civil War in St. Charles Parish
There was a letter from a Civil War soldier on the blog Blind Pig and the Acorn today and this made me wonder how many of us stop to think of the small skirmishes that happened in Des Allemands, Boutte and Hahnville.
ST. CHARLES INQUEST RECORDS: BOOK #1 MARCH 1877-DEC 1886
PAGE 1: Inquest on the body of Charley Maze, held on 25 Feb 1877. The verdict was that he came to his death by accidentally drowning on the 25 Feb 1877, near Boutte Station, in a ditch on the Morgan Louisiana and Texas Railroad. Jurors were Joseph B. Friedman, J. B. Barter, Edmond Roberts, Steward Johnson, and J. E. Jho?anson. Coroner Clement Colly.
Page 2: Inquest on the body of Joseph Johnson, alias Joe Vick, held on 30 Mar 1877. Inquisition made at Boutte Station. The verdict was that he was killed this morning between 8 and 9 o'clock by means of a discharge of shot and slugs from a double-barrell shot gun in the hands of John Williams, of this parish, at the store of J. P. Friedman. He was shot in the back of the head from which he instantly died. Jurors were Michael Johnson, Edmond Roberts, James Taylor, Charles Pejurkam, Joseph ? Ellis, and Coroner Clement Colly.
Page 3: Inquest on the body of an unknown white man, held on 14 Apr 1877. The verdict was that he came to his death while lying upon the tracks of the Morgan Louisiana and Texas Railroad, on the morning of 6 Apr 1877, when he was run over by a freight train. Jurors were Joseph B. Friedman, Edmond Roberts, Edward Broward, James Taylor, Washington A. Johnson and Coroner Clement Colly.
ST. CHARLES INQUEST RECORDS: BOOK #1 MARCH 1877-DEC 1886
PAGE 1: Inquest on the body of Charley Maze, held on 25 Feb 1877. The verdict was that he came to his death by accidentally drowning on the 25 Feb 1877, near Boutte Station, in a ditch on the Morgan Louisiana and Texas Railroad. Jurors were Joseph B. Friedman, J. B. Barter, Edmond Roberts, Steward Johnson, and J. E. Jho?anson. Coroner Clement Colly.
Page 2: Inquest on the body of Joseph Johnson, alias Joe Vick, held on 30 Mar 1877. Inquisition made at Boutte Station. The verdict was that he was killed this morning between 8 and 9 o'clock by means of a discharge of shot and slugs from a double-barrell shot gun in the hands of John Williams, of this parish, at the store of J. P. Friedman. He was shot in the back of the head from which he instantly died. Jurors were Michael Johnson, Edmond Roberts, James Taylor, Charles Pejurkam, Joseph ? Ellis, and Coroner Clement Colly.
Page 3: Inquest on the body of an unknown white man, held on 14 Apr 1877. The verdict was that he came to his death while lying upon the tracks of the Morgan Louisiana and Texas Railroad, on the morning of 6 Apr 1877, when he was run over by a freight train. Jurors were Joseph B. Friedman, Edmond Roberts, Edward Broward, James Taylor, Washington A. Johnson and Coroner Clement Colly.
Friday, January 15, 2010
Exercise in T. L. Labranche Court, Continued
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Pierre Bertrand vs Victoire Vickner, his wife 29 Sept 1831
By virtue of a commithion (sic) to me directed by the honorable, the District Court of the First District of the State of Louisiana, to take the testimony of witnesses in a suit pending before said court between Pierre Bertrand and Victoria Vickner, his wife, I have this day sent a notification to Victoria Vickner to proceed to my office, on Thursday, 27th day of October 1831, to hear the testimony of witnesses on said day and month, between Eleven and ten o'clock a.m.
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Pierre Bertrand vs Victoire Vickner, his wife 1 Oct 1831
On this day notification to appear at my office, in pursuance of a commethion (sic) sent to me by the honorable court of the First District of the State of Louisiana was sent to Thomas Edrington, witness on the part of Plaintiff, day of examination, Thursday, Oct 27th.
Pierre Bertrand vs Victoire Vickner, his wife 27 Oct 1831
On this day appeared Thomas Edrington, witness and the process-verbal of his declaration was sent enclosed and sealed to the clerk of the First District of the State of Louisiana, Parish of St. Charles, Oct 29,1831, T. L. Labranche, Judge.
Pierre Bertrand vs Victoire Vickner, his wife 29 Sept 1831
By virtue of a commithion (sic) to me directed by the honorable, the District Court of the First District of the State of Louisiana, to take the testimony of witnesses in a suit pending before said court between Pierre Bertrand and Victoria Vickner, his wife, I have this day sent a notification to Victoria Vickner to proceed to my office, on Thursday, 27th day of October 1831, to hear the testimony of witnesses on said day and month, between Eleven and ten o'clock a.m.
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Pierre Bertrand vs Victoire Vickner, his wife 1 Oct 1831
On this day notification to appear at my office, in pursuance of a commethion (sic) sent to me by the honorable court of the First District of the State of Louisiana was sent to Thomas Edrington, witness on the part of Plaintiff, day of examination, Thursday, Oct 27th.
Pierre Bertrand vs Victoire Vickner, his wife 27 Oct 1831
On this day appeared Thomas Edrington, witness and the process-verbal of his declaration was sent enclosed and sealed to the clerk of the First District of the State of Louisiana, Parish of St. Charles, Oct 29,1831, T. L. Labranche, Judge.
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