Françoise Irène Broutin (1793 - 1861)

Born 27 Jan 1793 in Mobile, West Florida, New Spain

Ancestors

Wife of Louis-Jacques Barbin — married 20 Apr 1812 in New Orleans, Louisiana

Wife of Jean-Baptiste Alexis Eugene Cailleteau — married 23 Feb 1833 in Louisiana, USA

Descendants

Died 20 Aug 1861 at age 68 in Marksville Avoyelles Parish, Louisiana, United States

Biography

Françoise Irène Broutin was born on January 27, 1793 in Mobile, West Florida, New Spain, a daughter of François André Narcisse Broutin (1759–1818) and Francoise Rochon (1767–1799).

Françoise (19) married Louis Jacques Barbin (27) (born in 1784 in New Orleans, Louisiana; son of Prosper Casimir Barbin and Helene Modeste Guinault) on April 20, 1812 in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Their known children were:

• François Barbin (1818–1899)
• Pierre Aristides Barbin (~1823–1902)
• Ursule Ermentine Barbin (~1825–1892)

Françoise (40) married Jean-Baptiste Alexis Eugene Cailleteau (31) (born about 1801 in Maubert-Fontaine Departement des Ardennes Champagne-Ardenne, France) on February 23, 1833 in Louisiana, USA.^[1] Their known children were:

• Arthur Cornélius Cailleteau (1836–1862)
• Joseph Alçide Cailleteau (1840–1919)

Françoise died on August 20, 1861 in Marksville, Avoyelles Parish, Louisiana, United States, aged 68.^{[2][3] [4]}

Sources

1. ↑ [( Louisiana, U.S., Compiled Marriages, 1728-1850 Name: Francoise Y. Barbin Spouse: Eugene John B. Cailleteau Marriage Date: 23 Feb 1833 Marriage County: Avoyelles Source Information: Louisiana, U.S., Compiled Marriages, 1728-185)]
2. ↑ "Louisiana Deaths Index, 1850-1875, 1894-1959," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F39J-FSQ : 12 December 2014), Irene Broutin in entry for Rosa L Couirllion, 22 Feb 1932; citing Marksville, Avoyelles, Louisiana, certificate number 1220, State Archives, Baton Rouge; FHL microfilm 2,312,868.
3. ↑ (https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi/page/gr/%3C/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=162602538)
4. ↑ (Son) : "Louisiana Deaths Index, 1850-1875, 1894-1959," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F33C-VJ6 : 12 December 2014), Irene Broutin in entry for Alcide Joseph Cailleteau, 11 Jan 1919; citing Marksville, Avoyelles, Louisiana, certificate number 6856, State Archives, Baton Rouge; FHL microfilm 2,365,343.

See also:

• Son Ludgèr Marcelin Barbin (1826 - 1907). Note: The Barbin surnames are misspelled in this record. "Louisiana, Parish Marriages, 1837-1957," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKJW-VC2L : 15 October 2015), Irene Broutin in entry for Ludger Boisbin and Josephine Roubion, 14 Apr 1877; citing Orleans, Louisiana, United States, various parish courthouses, Louisiana; FHL microfilm 907,693.
• Pedigree Reference: Nos Origines
• Barbin Husband's Information : "Avoyelles: 'Louis Jacques Barbin'"

Baptême:

Église Notre Dame de Mobile, Floride Ouest, Nouvelle-Espagne, formerly Église Notre Dame de Mobile, Louisiane, Nouvelle-France Baptized 27-Jan-1793 at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Mobile, by Father Constantine McKenna. Godparents were John Joyce, apparently her uncle by marriage, and Clara Rochon, probably her aunt.

Obituary:

Irène Françoise Broutin moved to New Orleans with her family as a child.

Irène Françoise Broutin and Louis Jacques Barbin (de Bellevue), Esq. entered into a civil marriage contract on April 20, 1812. The contract, written in French, is filed with the the notarial papers of Pierre Pedesclaux, New Orleans Notarial Archives, Civil Courts Building (Vol. 64 page 223).

It indicates that Louis Jacques Barbin and Irène Françoise Broutin came from prominent families. On the same date, the sacramental marriage took place at St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans. The sacramental marriage record is in Spanish; the name given is Luis Santiago Barbin.

After moving to Avoyelles Parish in 1826, the family home was located on the northern edge of Marksville where the highway leads to Red River.

Also recorded with the Barbin family in 1830 were five slaves: two male slaves, 10-23; one female slave, 24-35; and two male slaves, 55-99.

After the death of Louis Jacques Barbin 04-Apr-1831, Françoise Irène Broutin, at the age of 40, married on 23-Feb-1833 to Jean Baptiste Alexis Eugène Cailleteau (known as Eugène). He was a native of Maubert, département des Ardennes and held the noble title of Le Seigneur de St. Prix (the Lord of Saint-Prix), which he renounced upon acquiring citizenship in Louisiana, U.S.A. (see Avoyelles Parish Courthouse records).

Also recorded in the Cailleteau household in 1850 were seven "free colored persons"- one male under 10, two females 10-20, two males 24-35, and one male 36-54-and four slaves- one male under 10, 1 male 10-23, and one male and one female 24-35.

Eugène Cailleteau died 18-Jan-1841 at the young age of 40 and was buried at the Cemetery of St. Paul des Avoyelles, Hydropolis, where he served as a Marguilier (church warden) for several years.

The Cailleteau family was recorded in the north township of Avoyelles Parish in the Sept. 19, 1850 census (Avoyelles 129B):

Widow Eugène Cailleteau 57 ----- Born in Alabama Adéline (m. Léandre François Roy) 18 (16) attending school Louisiana Arthur 14 attending school Louisiana Rosa 12 attending school Louisiana Alcide 10 attending school Louisiana

The Cailleteau family was counted in Marksville in the Nov. 16, 1860 census (Avoyelles 417)

Family links:

Spouses:

Louis Jacques Barbin de Bellevue (1785 - 1831)

Jean-Baptiste Alexis Eugène Cailleteau (1801 - 1841)

Children:

Irène Hélène Elmire Barbin Normand (1812 - 1901)* Jacques Philippe Harper Barbin (1816 - 1868)* François Barbin de Bellevue (1818 - 1899)* Marie Angéla Barbin de Bellevue Elmer (1819 - 1861)* Broutin Barbin (1820 - ____)* Pierre Aristides Barbin (1823 - 1902)* Ursule Ermentine Barbin Saucier (1825 - 1892)* Ludgèr Marcelin Barbin (1826 - 1907)* Octavie Eugénie Barbin Chaze (1828 - 1901)* Anatole Louis Barbin (1830 - 1917)* Adéline Victorine Cailleteau Roy (1832 - 1920)* Claire Cailleteau Broutin (1833 - 1908)* Françoise Cailleteau (1835 - 1835)* Arthur Cornélius Cailleteau (1836 - 1862)* Louise Rose Cailleteau Couvillion (1837 - 1932)* Joseph Alçide Cailleteau (1840 - 1919)*