Johann Christoval Haydel (abt. 1730 - abt. 1800)

Born about 1730 in New Orleans, Louisiana, Nouvelle France [uncertain]

Ancestors

Husband of Charlotte Huber — married 1 Feb 1751 in St. Charles Parish, Louisiana

Descendants

Died about 10 Sep 1800 at about age 70 in Edgard, St. John the Baptist, Louisiana, New Spain

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Biography

Johann Christoval Haydel (Jean Christophe) was born in New Orleans, LA about 1730. His burial was 10 SEP 1800 at Edgard, St. John the Baptist, LA^{[1] [2] [3][4]}

He married Charlota Oubre 1 FEB 1752, German Coast, St. Charles, LA.^[5] He was listed on the 1784 census of the Second Coast of the Germans, with wife Charlote Ouvre, no children; living with Jorge Haydelle and Marguerite Bossie [his son and daughter-in-law.] (LC&ML, 77). ^[6]

In 1785, Christophe was the high bidder on land being auctioned belonging to Thomas Becnel. According to the document, the land consisted of 4x40 arpents on the right bank of the river ascending around 14 leagues from New Orleans, bounded below by Pierre Bouvie and above by Antoine Vicner. ^[7]

Research

Regarding daughter Magdelaine who wed Pierre Becnel

• SAINT-JEAN-BAPTISTE DES ALLEMANDS- Abstracts of the Civil Records of St. John the Baptist Parish with Genealogy and Index 1753-1803 by Glenn R. Conrad. University of Southwestern Louisiana: Lafayette, LA, 1972,p.248. Text:

No. 43 dated August 16, 1800

PROOF OF THE FACT THAT A PIECE OF LAND BELONGS TO THOMAS BECNEL AND NOT TO HIS LATE BROTHER, PIERRE BECNEL. Magdelaine Haydelle, widow of the late Pierre Becnel, declares, in the presence of Louis de Grandmont and Jacques de Lagroue, that she recognizes that the land or farm actually occupied by Thomas Becnel, her brother-in-law, and bounded below by her farm, does, in fact, belong solely and entirely to Thomas Becnel. It is true that her husband bought the farm from the succession of Sebastian Loupe on March 23, 1799, but that he bought it for his brother. Only through negligence did he fail to perform the necessary act of cession to his brother. Therefore, that is the purpose of this act.

Note by Donna Storz: The date transcribed is March 23, 1799, but Loupe died before April 7, 1791 AFTER Pierre Becnel died August 14, 1790, so it seems likely to refer to the succession of Loupe's wife which did occur on March 23, 1789.

Sources

1. ↑ Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records; Reverend Monsignor Earl C. Woods, editor, New Orleans, 1988; Volume 2, 1751-1771; p. 23

   Text: Buried 10 Sep 1800 at St. Jean Baptiste Church, age 60 [sic ] (SJBED, F1, 57).

2. ↑ Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records; Reverend Monsignor Earl C. Woods, editor, New Orleans, 1992; volume 7; 1800-1803; p. 163

   Text: Christoforo, widower of Charlota UBRE, 60 years old i[nterred]. Sep. 10, 1800 (SJBED, F1, 57).

3. ↑ SAINT-JEAN-BAPTISTE DES ALLEMANDS- Abstracts of the Civil Records of St. John the Baptist Parish with Genealogy and Index 1753-1803 by Glenn R. Conrad. University of Southwestern Louisiana: Lafayette, LA, 1972, pp. 252-253;

   Text: No. 3; 15 Jan. 1801.

   Text: PARTITION. At the request of George HAYDLLE; Pierre Marmillion, husband of Francoise Haydelle; and Magdelaine Haydelle, widow of Pierre Becnelle; all three Haydelles being heirs to the property left by the death of their father, Christophe Haydelle and of their late mother, Charlotte Oubre (both of whom died the year before), Andry went to the residence of the late Christophe Haydelle to ratify the partition of the estate. The entire estate was valued at 48,413 piastres. George Haydelle received 15, 891, Francoise Haydelle received 14,637 and Magdelaine Haydelle received 17, 885 piastres. Instrument witnessed by Louis de Grandmont and Christophe Mayer (his signature).

4. ↑ Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/186353719/jean-christopher-haydel : accessed 27 February 2022), memorial page for Jean Christopher Haydel (1739–10 Sep 1800), Find a Grave Memorial ID 186353719, citing Saint John the Baptist Cemetery, Edgard, St. John the Baptist Parish, Louisiana, USA ; Maintained by Roberta Jane "Bobbie" Hymel Wade (contributor 48267537) .
5. ↑ Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records; Volume 2, 1751-1771; p. 23

   Heading: HEIDELL [@HEIDEL]

   Text: Jean Christophe (Ambros [@Ambroise] and Margueritte Schoffinne), native of this parish, m. Charlotte Huber [@Houwer}, Feb. 1, 1752, w[itnesses]. Darensbourg, commandant of this post, Darensbourg, fils, Roman, Christian Greber, Andereas [@Andre] Shantz [@Schantz], Ambros Heidell, Johannes Christof Huber [@Houwer], Sorano (SCB, B1, 67).

   Heading: HUBER [@HOUBERT, HOUWER, HUBERT]

   Text: Charlotte (Johannes Christof [@Jean Christophe] and dec. Marie Barbe Rauchen), native of this parish, m. Jean Christophe Heidell [@Heidel], Feb. 1, 1752. (SCB, B1, 67)

6. ↑ Carylee P. Hammons Hammons Web Site; Family site: Hammons Web Site; Family tree: 532493-2 Discovery Media: 532493-2; Jean-Christophe (Pere) Heidel
7. ↑ Abstracts of St. John the Baptist Parish Civil Records 1757-1798 by Judy Riffel. Le Comite des Archives de la Louisiane: Baton Rouge, 2003, p.86. Text:

   26 and 29 May 1785, 5 and 12 June 1785, and 27 April 1786, No. 6 [French, 9]

   Proces verbal of the sale at public auction of the land of Lorenz ROUGH [s/ Lourz RAUCH] by Jille Quentin, auctioneer appointed by Maurice O'Connor. Due to Rough's advanced age and infirmities, he is unable to work his land. His neighbors, Antoine Vicner and Ponse Lassaigne, attest that he be permitted to sell his land. The land consists of 4x40 arpents on the right bank of the river ascending around 14 leagues from New Orleans, bounded below by Pierre Bouvie and above by Antoine Vicner. Bidder are George Kerner, Antoine Foltz, and Christophe HAYDELLE [s/ HAYDEL]: The winner is HAYDELLE at 912 piastres. Jean Jacques Haydelle is his security. Witnessed by Jean Jacques Haydelle, Antoine Foltz [s/ Folse] and Jean Bpte Barre. Declaration of Lorense ROUGH [s/ Lourrentz RAUCH] dated 27 April 1786 that he received from Christophe Haydelle full payment. Witnessed by Bernard and N.? DeBergue.