Pierre Decuir, son of Jean François Decuir and Geneviève Mayeux, was baptized on 23 August 1744 in Pointe Coupee, Louisiana, New France (birth date not given).[1]
He married Marie Berza on 5 November 1771 in Pointe Coupee.[2]
He died, and was buried on 27 December 1788 in Pointe Coupee, Louisiana.[4]
Sources
↑Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records, Vol. 1b, 1722-1769 (Baton Rouge, LA: Diocese of Baton Rouge, 2002), p. 50;
Pierre Decuire (Jean Francois Decuire and Genevieve MAYEAUX) bn. not given bt. 23 Aug. 1744 spo. Pierre Mayeaux and Francoise Mann (PCP-1,53) also (PCP-2, 34).
↑Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records, Vol. 2, 1770-1803 ("DOBR"), (Baton Rouge, LA: Diocese of Baton Rouge, 2002) pp. 85 & 231;
DECUIR (sometimes DECUIRE)
Pierre DESCUIR, son of Jean & Genevieve MAYEUX, married 5 Nov 1771 Marie BERSA, daughter of Joseph & Antoinette LEMOINE. Witnesses: Joseph DESCUIR; Noel ROY; Jean Baptiste LACOUR (PCP-2, part 2, 120) & (PCP-4, 80).
DECUIR, Pierre (Pierre & Marie Berza) bt. 23 Aug. 1772, bn. 6 Aug. 1772, spo. Joseph Berza & Genevieve Mayeux, Widow of Descuire (PCP-2, part 2, 130a) also (PCP-4, 91).
DECUIR, Pierre, bur. 13 Sept. 1773 (PCP-2, part 2, 158) also (PCP-4, 104).
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He was a member of the Pointe Coupée Militia, and is listed among the troops under the command of Gálvez in the Revolutionary War Battle of Baton Rouge in 1779. His parents were Jean (Pierre) François Decuir (1709-1771) and Genevieve Mayeux (1727-1779). His brother was Antoine Decuir born 24 October 1755 in Pointe Coupee, Spanish Louisiana. Died 16 April 1843 also in Pointe Coupee, and buried in St. Francis Church Cemetery.
Pierre (Pedro) Decuir married Marie Josephe Berza (2 March 1754-29 May 1810) November 5, 1771, in Pointe Coupée, and they had 7 children.
Pierre had a land grant on the west bank of the Mississippi River. One child was Marcellin Decuir (born June 13, 1789; died March 24, 1827). The other children were Joseph Decuir (born 1776; died 1834), Alexandre Decuir (born 1778; died 1829) husband of Constance Decuir, Jean Baptiste Decuir (born 1782), Eulalie Decuir (born February 12, 1785), married to Charles Dufour II, and Julie Decuir (born March 18, 1887). Another child was Pierre Decuir II (born October 8, 1780; died 1835).
Pierre (Pedro) Decuir married Marie Josephe Berza (2 March 1754-29 May 1810) November 5, 1771, in Pointe Coupée, and they had 7 children. Pierre had a land grant on the west bank of the Mississippi River. One child was Marcellin Decuir (born June 13, 1789; died March 24, 1827). The other children were Joseph Decuir (born 1776; died 1834), Alexandre Decuir (born 1778; died 1829) husband of Constance Decuir, Jean Baptiste Decuir (born 1782), Eulalie Decuir (born February 12, 1785), married to Charles Dufour II, and Julie Decuir (born March 18, 1887). Another child was Pierre Decuir II (born October 8, 1780; died 1835).