Family: Joseph Edmond Trouard / Odeide Drouet (F582)

m. Abt 1848

• Father | Male Joseph Edmond Trouard

  
  

  Born	Abt 1814	Louisiana, USA
  Died	6 Jun 1885	New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, USA
  Buried
  Married	Abt 1848  [1]
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  Mother | Female Odeide Drouet

  
  

  Born	4 Jan 1822	New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, USA
  Died	13 Dec 1894	Opelousas, St Landry, Louisiana, USA
  Buried	14 Dec 1894	St Landry Cemetery, Opelousas, Louisiana, USA
  Other Spouse	Edmond Dufilho | F142
  Married
  Father	Edmond Drouet | F672 Group Sheet
  Mother	Arsene Leocadia Toledano | F672 Group Sheet

  
  

• Sources

  [S424] USGenWeb Archives, Louisiana, Jefferson Parish, Judicial District Court, Probate dockets 1862-1880 (http://files.usgwarchives.net/la/jefferson/wills/probate95.txt: accessed 4 January 2020); citing sucessesion of Alexis Drouet, no. 4074. Cover marked 1867-1880. Mentions a May 19, 1869 docket #173 in the 5th Judicial District Court, Jefferson. Mentions $100 suit for defamation of character brought by Abraham Rogers against Emile Drouet. Suit says Edgard Drouet, Administrator of the succession of Alexis Drouet and son of Edmond Drouet, said in court that Rogers wife, Felicie, was a thief. Felicie had been caught in Drouet's yard stealing his chickens and Drouet claimed Abraham Rogers was aiding and abbeding her. J. B. Drouet and Edmond Drouet were brothers who owned a sugar plantation for 50 years as partners. Both deceased. Sugar Plantation on left bank of Bayou Ouatcha and Dufsont in Grand Isle of Barataria with an area of 1470 arpents. Plantation a league and a half on Grand Isle from Bayou Aux Oias to Bayous LaPoint. The property was to be divided based on an inventory of 1/23/1873. They also says sugar plantation on Bayou Ouaicha and Dupont on the Grand Isle of Barataria having an area of 140 arpents on Bayou Aux Oies on Bayou Barataria. Mentions: Francois Tisopherne Boutte, Bayou Perro, Grande Coulee, Bayou Rigolet (Petit Coteau), Mssrs. St. Pe, and land purchased from the succession of John McDonough. NOTE apparently Edgard and Edward are the same man. Heirs of J. B. Drouet: Auguste Drouet of Lafayette Parish; Alexis Drouet of Orleans Parish; Emelie wife of Alcide Trouard of Jefferson Parish; Emile Drouet of Jefferson Parish; and Edward Drouet who sold his share to them on April 12, 1870. Heirs of Edmond Drouet: Charles Dufilho by his mother, Odeide Drouet wife of Edmond Trouard who donated her share to Charles. Arsine Drouet wife of Edward Filleul; Noelie Drouet wife of Eugene Fortier; Odalie Drouet, widow of Octave Oliver Devezin, an interdicted person having Andre Devezin as her under-tutor. NOTE: at marker 000382 is Odalie Drouet's succession mentioning dockets #341 and 122. Edgard Drouet, the administrator of the estate and also tutor of Lelia O. Devezin who was 21 on 11/20/1880. The Drouet brothers purchased some of the land 10/12/1829 from Francois Rigout and it was the house of Dominique (something) Pervirox Dervirox. Some land was purchased 02/19/1845 from the government. Bayou Oies land was formerly owned by Victor Coulon and F. T. Boutte. The Drouet estate sold it to Richard Milliken for $18,000. Estate was advertized in The New Orleans Republican, the official journal of the State of Louisiana, on 12/23/1873 and on January 6, 17, and 31, 1874 and on February 7, 1874.