Born about in Troyes, Aube, Champagne-Ardenne, France
Daughter of Antoine L'ange
and Marguerite de Beaumont
[sibling(s) unknown]
Wife of
Francois Hupé
— married
16 Aug 1721 in New Orleans, Louisiana, New France
Wife of
Rene Sabourin II
— married
25 Feb 1732 in Mobile, Louisiana, New France
Mother of
Marie Anne Hupé
Died about
at about age 39
in Mobile, Louisiana, New France
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Biography
Anne L’ange volunteered for voyage to Biloxi, Louisiana, New France colony arriving on January 8th, 1721 with up to 88 women aboard the French flute la Baleine. Her birth year of 1702 is calculated from the passenger list created in 1720 when she was 18. [1][2]
Anne L’ange, daughter of Antoine L’ange & Marguerite de Beaumont, of St. Eustache Parish in Paris, married Francois Hupé, son of Jean Hupé & Jeanne Hubert, on 16 Aug 1721 at New Orleans. He died before 1732. [3][4]
Anne L’ange, daughter of Antoine L’ange & Marguerite de Beaumont, of St. Eustache Parish in Paris, married René Sabourin II, son of René Sabourin & Catherine Delzis, on 25 Feb 1732 at Mobile. René Sabourin died after 1740. [5]
Anne's offspring: See Also.
- Marie-Anne Hupé was born at Biloxi, Mississippi. She married Joseph Tardy, pilot in the Kings service, son of Nicolas Tardif & Reneé Melina on 26 Jul 1740 at Mobile.
Sources
- ↑ National Genealogical Society Quarterly 75 (December 1987): 303-5. "Bruce Ardoin, The Baleine Brides: A Missing Ship's Roll for Louisiana, 1721,"
- ↑ "The Baleine Brides: Photocopy of 88 Named Girls" (January 2017): "Randall Ladnier obtained from the French Archive "
- ↑ Archdiocese of New Orleans Archives, Orleans Parish, LA, USA; Marriage register, St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans, Marriage 1720-1730, in French; record #97, Francois Hupé and Anne L’ange.
- ↑ Sacramental Records of the Archdiocese of New Orleans edited by Reverend Monsignor Earl C. Woods (Archives of the Archdiocese of New Orleans, 1987) Sacramental Records Volume 1, 1718-1750; p. 149 & 133.
- ↑ Rootsweb on Ancestry.com, "ROME, ST. CYR and Early Louisiana Families" last updated 2017-04-23, page for Anne L’ange.
See Also:
- The Brides of La Baleine; PDF published by RDL Press; 2017, by Randall Ladnier; page 89.
- Rootsweb on Ancestry.com, "ROME, ST. CYR and Early Louisiana Families" last updated 2017-04-23, page for Anne L’ange.
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