Joseph Martin Vincent (Mar 5, 1847) of Vincent Settlement, La.
Joseph Martin Vincent (March 5, 1847) C.S.A., member of Brigan's Company
La. Infantry 28th Regiment Co. A
Jacob Ryan, Sr. and Pierre Vincent, Sr. (Joseph's great grandfather) decided to move with their families west to "no man's land" called Rio Hondo, a prairie land whose ownership was claimed by Texas and the United States as part of the Louisiana Purchase. This isolated and unsettled country was on the west bank of the Calcasieu River across from Lake Charles, La. It was later called The Settlement or Vincent Settlement.[1]
Simon Vincent and Tabitha Lyons, (Joseph Martin Vincent's Parents) built a large two-story house at Vincent Settlement and reared a large family. When Simeon Vincent died the Homeplace went to Simeon's oldest son, Nathaniel Uncle BudVincent, (Joseph Martin Vincent's oldest brother).
Across the prairie from Nathaniel Uncle Bud Vincent's home, Joseph Martin Vincent and his wife Josephine Ellender (daughter of St. Germain Ellender and Rebecca Ryan (daughter of John Jacob Ryan and Mary Ann Hargrove) built a large two-story house at VincentmSettlement and reared a large family.
Son of
Simeon Vincent (Mar 3, 1820)
and Tabitha Lyons (Oct 1, 1820)
Husband of
Josephine Ellender (Aug 9, 1846)
the Daughter of St. Germain Ellender and
Rebecca Ryan
Joseph M. Vincent and Josephine Ellender
Married (June 20, 1867) in Vincent Settlement, La.
Calcasieu Parish.
Children
Father of
Clarisse Vincent (1868)
Dorise Vincent (1869)
Hulda Vincent (1871)
Raymond Vincent (1872)
Dupra Vincent (1873)
Samantha Vincent (1875)
Laura Vincent (1877)
Florence Vincent (1878)
Benson Vincent (1879)
Westley Vincent (1881)
Ophelia Vincent (1883)
Lawrence Vincent (1884)
Acadian
Son of
Simeon Vincent and Tabitha Lyons
Grandson of
Pierre Vincent, Jr. and Sarah Celeste Sally Ryan
Great-Grandson of
Pierre Vincent, Sr. and Catherine Golmand
Great-Great-Grandson of
Joe Vincent and Dame Marie Cotard
Pierre Vincent, Sr. son of Joe Vincent and
Dame Marie Cotard were two of the forty Acadians
who sailed on the Le Beaumont, the third of
the boats to leave Bell-Isle en Mer, France
to Louisiana in 1785.
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