Eugenia St. Amand

Notes:

Buried:
ST. LOUIS #1
ST. AMAND
Dona Eugenia
Daughter of Don Miguel St. Amand and
Dona Francisca Zeringue
Died Nov. 9, 1812
Age 23 yrs.

Other Events:

• Baptism: 31 Oct 1756, New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Notes:

Buried:
ST. AMAND
Don Miguel
Husband of Dona Francisca Zeringue
Son of Pedro Daspit St. Amand and
Doma Mariana Laurin Caramouche
Died May 9, 1813
Aged 60 yrs.

Michel married Francoise Zeringue on 15 Mar 1779 in New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, USA. Francoise was born on 27 Dec 1764; died on 8 Dec 1827; was buried in St Louis Cemetery #1, New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Daughter of Jean Louis Zeringue and Marie Francoise Hubert Lacroix.

Buried:
ZERINQUE
Dame Francoise
Widow of Monsr. Michel ST AMAND
Born Dec. 27, 1764
Daughter of mr. Jean Louis Zerinque
and Dame Marie Francoise Hubert Lacroix
Died Dec. 8, 1827

Notes:

Married:
St. Louis Cathedral

Other Events:

• Residence: 1785, Des Allemands, St Charles, Louisiana, USA

Notes:

Pierre Daspit St. Amand (Pierre #1) was the son of Jean Francois Daspit St. Amand and Marie Francoise du Buisson (See above) also referred to in some places as John Pierre. According to the account cited earlier, Pierre Daspit came to Louisiana when he was forced to leave France due to an "unfortunate duel and disastrous affairs". In another location the following is recorded:

"The tradition is that Pierre, Sr. came to Louisiana from France, bringing with him his three sons - Pierre, Antoine and Alexandre. They came just before the French Revolution (1789)."

The "tradition" cited above does not however reconcile with a number of other facts which appear to be fairly well established. First of all, the family records indicate that the information on Pierre's children is from St. Louis Cathedral records. While it it is possible that these refer to births in France, it is more likely the births were in Louisiana. Pierre's last will was dated New Orleans, 1780 and he died in 1784 also suggests an earlier date of arrival in Louisiana. In the history of the COTEAU DE FRANCE that was written by Clement Bourgois Jr., there are several other important facts mentioned (although their source is not). This documents notes that the Daspit de St. Amand came from France in about 1715. At also mentions that Dominique, the son of Jean Francois Daspit had a son named Antoine who was born in 1757 and married Eulalie Zeringue in 1790. (Antoine will become an important individual in the Coteau de France and the Lanfear affair). Based on this then, Antoine is not Pierre's son but his cousin. One supposition on the part of the author is that the circumstances cited in Dr. Lugano's translation surrounding Pierre's coming to Louisiana may actually refer to Jean Francois who is referred to as Jean Pierre in some documents. The one point that tends to corroborate the "tradition" cited above is the fact that Pierre(#2)'s will (see translation below) states that Antoine is his brother.

Pierre (#1) was married first to Marie Anne Carmouche. Their children were:

Anne Daspit St. Amand - born in 1751
Marie Francoise Daspit St. Amand - born in 1753
Pierre Daspit St. Amand (Pierre #2, also Pierre Jr.) - born in 1755
Michel Daspit St. Amand - born in 1756
Jean Francois Daspit St. Amand - born in 1759
Alexandre Daspit St Amand - born in 1761
Rosalie Genevieve Daspit St. Amand - born in 1762
The family records indicate that the above information is from St. Louis Cathedral records and that, of the above, only Pierre, Michel & Jean Francois and Alexandre left heirs. [7]
After the death of Marie Anne Carmouche, Pierre (#1) married Marian Leroux-Courcier, the widow of August Courcier by whom she had two daughters, Adele and Celeste[8]. Madame Leroux-Courcier was the governess from New Orleans who had been employed to teach Pierre (#1)'s children. Adele married Marcel (or Marcellus) Daspit.

Pierre (#1)'s will is on file in Spanish at Cabildo. The will mentions five commissions received from the Spanish Government, among them a captain's and a colonel's commission. There is a family tradition that Pierre (#1) was known as "the general". The tradition is that for services rendered the Spanish Crown he received a grant of some five thousand acres of territory known as the Coteau de France.

NOTE: The above information on Pierre (#1 or Pierre Sr.) is from a memo with the following note:

March 19, 1933
The above memo was given to me by Edna who found same among Uncle Isaac's papers. It is not known from what source it was obtained.

V. N. D.[9]
Source: Daspit, Patrick, Coteau de France (Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin, August 1999), www.fluckers.com/family/daspit/

Pierre married Marie Anne Carmouche in 1749 in New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, USA. Marie was born on 14 Nov 1734 in Mobile, Mobile, Alabama, USA; died on 22 Mar 1775 in New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Residence: France

Notes:

Jean Francois Daspit de St Amand, native of Toulouse, France was born in 1690, the son of Jacques Daspit de Saint-Amand and Dominique Bordeliere. He went to live in Paris and consolidate is fortune, but after a sequence of adventures and some unfortunate duels he had to leave France. In 1719 he departed for Louisianna provided with a commission of miliatary Captain, which was purchased for him by his father.

After arriving in Louisianna Jean Francois married demoiselle Marie Francoise du Buisson, native of Dunkirk, daughter of Leon du Buisson and Marie Anne Carrep on April 13, 1722. There is no mention of when she arrived in America. The marriage is recorded in Reg. 1 - 1720-1730, Folio 49, entry #119. Children:
Pierre Daspit St. Amand - born 1723 or 1724
Dominique Daspit St. Amand - born 1728

Jean Francois was made commandant of the upper part of the Louisianna province and was assigned to Fort Rosalie near the present site of Natchez. In the "History of Louisiana", Charles Gayarre tells of the circumstances surrounding Jean Francois' death. Marie Francoise later married Antoine Muillion.
Source: Daspit, Patrick, Coteau de France (Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin, August 1999), www.fluckers.com/family/daspit/

Name:
Also Daspe.

Jean married Marie Francoise Dubuisson on 13 Apr 1722 in New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, USA. Marie (daughter of Leon Dubuisson and Marie Anne Carep) was born on 6 Sep 1700; died in 1738 in Louisiana, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Baptism: 7 Sep 1700

Notes:

Birth:
Marie Francoise Dubuisson, wife of Jean Francois Daspit de St Amand - Baptism Certificate, born September 6, 1700 - baptized September 7, 1700; Godparents were Jean Mogin and Marie Anne Dubiee (from "The German Coast Families" by Albert J. Robichaux Jr.)

Notes:

Both brothers left France for America, but only Jean Francois is listed by name. In some records Jean Pierre is mentioned as if it is another name used by Jean Francoise and thus creating some confusion as to just who was who. (http://www.fluckers.com/family/daspit/daspit1.html)

Jacques married Living [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Leon married Marie Anne Carep. Marie was born in 1663 in Dunkirk, Nord, Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Bernard Daspit, esquire, lord of Meilhan, etc. born in 1633, counsellor at the Court of Toulouse, had his coat of arms recorded in 1698 in the General Armorial of France, the recording says” “of gold, with a pine tree of sinople, and top of azure, argent horned, between two golden stars”. He married in 1662 noble demoiselle Anne de St. Amand, heiress of the ancient family de Saint-Amand of Toulouse, whose name he added to his own. He had several children, among whom; (http://www.fluckers.com/family/daspit/daspit1.html)

Bernard married Anne de Saint-Amand in 1662. Anne (daughter of Marguerite Charlotte de Saint-Amand) was born in 1642 in France; died in 1705 in France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Anne de Saint-Amand
m. Bernard Daspit
Jacques
ANNE DE SAINT-AMAND was born in 1642. She was the great great granddaughter of Anthony de Saint-Amand. She was the noble demoiselle and heiress of the ancient family of de Saint-Amand. The family probably lived at St-Amand Chatelenie, near St. Amans, 4 miles south of Muret until her marriage. Anne was the last of the Saint-Amands and when she married Bernard D'Aspit in 1662, Bernard added her name to his creating the name "D'Aspit de Saint-Amand."
Source: Daspit, Patrick, Coteau de France (Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin, August 1999), www.fluckers.com/family/daspit/