Alternate, unsourced dates of death that were on profile before merge:
He died in January 1874 in St. Martinville, St. Martin Parish, Louisiana
He passed away in 1859.
Sources
↑ 1.01.11.2 Donald J. Hébert, Southwest Louisiana Records, 1750-1900: compact disk #101, (Rayne, LA: Hébert Publications, 2001)
Birth: DUGAS, Louis (Louis DUGA - of this parish & Constance LEBLANC of St. James on the Mississippi) b. 15 Sept. 1800, bt. 12 July 1801 Pats: Charles DUGA & Marguerite BROUSSARD; Mats: Giles LEBLANC & Theotiste GAUDIN - all of Acadia; Spons: Charles DUGA & Marine LEBLANC - represented by Marguerite BROUSSARD the grandmother of the baptized. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.5, #395)
Marriage 1: DUGAS, Louis - native of this parish (major son of dec. Louis - inhabitant at la fausse pointe & Constance LEBLANC) m. 25 Feb. 1822 Clarisse BROUSSARD - native of this parish (minor daughter of Pierre fils [Jr.] - inhabitant at La fausse pointe & Scholastique BROUSSARD) Wits: Clairville BROUSSARD, Eugene BABIN, Clara BROUSSARD, Jean Baptiste DUGAS, Jean BERARD fils, Eloi DUGAS fils, Sosthene DUGAS, Hortence DUGAS, Harpin GONSOULIN, D'Ermancour GONSOULIN, Don Louis BROUSSARD, Edouard BROUSSARD, Maxilien DECUIR, Francois BERNARD, Pierre BROUSSARD fils, Constance LEBLANC. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #283)
Marriage 2: DUGAS, Louis of St. James Parish (Louis & Constance LEBLANC) m. 20 Feb. 1844 Lise LOUVIERE (NI Ch.: v. 1, p.50)
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Louis by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
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Dugas-1424 and Dugas-650 appear to represent the same person because: Same date of birth. According to a reliable family tree, Louis Dugas was married twice. Elize Louvrière was his 2nd wife.
According to genealogist Karen Theriot Reader, Elise was married to Pierre Louis Dugas, son of Louis Dugas and Constance LeBlanc, widower of Clarisse Broussard, in 1844. Could you verify your sources? I couldn't access your family tree because it is private. Presently, her husband Pierre Dugas is connected to a father (Pierre) but no mother. Do you have a name for her? The father Pierre is connected to Charles Dugas who is not known to have a son named Pierre. If you agree with this, then this Pierre would need to be removed from his father, and merged with Pierre Louis Dugas. Thanks!
According to genealogist Karen Theriot Reader, Elise was married to Pierre Louis Dugas, son of Louis Dugas and Constance LeBlanc, widower of Clarisse Broussard, in 1844. Could you verify your sources? I couldn't access your family tree because it is private. Presently, her husband Pierre Dugas is connected to a father (Pierre) but no mother. Do you have a name for her? The father Pierre is connected to Charles Dugas who is not known to have a son named Pierre. If you agree with this, then this Pierre would need to be removed from his father, and merged with Pierre Louis Dugas. Thanks!
edited by Gisèle Cormier