Jean Baptiste Gariepy (1838)

Born 1838 in St. François Xavier, Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land

Ancestors

Husband of Marie Fagnant — married 19 Aug 1856 in Pembina, North Dakota, United States

Descendants

Died [date unknown] in West, Nimba, Liberia

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Biography

Jean Baptiste Gariepy was a Canadian First Peoples and member of the Metis Nation.

• Jean Baptiste Gariepy (b. 1838)Jean Baptiste Gariepy was the son of François Gariepy and Louise Gladue. He was born at St. François Xavier. They were a buffalo hunting family. His father and mother were enumerated as Family #183 in the 1850 Pembina census. He received Métis scrip under the Red Lake and Pembina Treaty. After 1865, Baptiste lived on the Souris River, and after July 15, 1875 at Duck Lake. He was elected as a St. Laurent, Saskatchewan council member in 1873, as was his older brother Pierre Gariepy (b. 1826)1. In 1856 he married Marie Fagnant (b. 1839) at St. Joseph, North Dakota. She was the daughter of Jean Baptiste Fagnant and Josephte Monet dit Belhumeur. Jean Baptiste and Marie Fagnant were band members of the Turtle Mountain Band and took treaty annuity payments from 1868 to 1870.

• Daughters of Jean Baptiste and Marie:
• Marie Gariepy, born 1857, married Antoine Paul.
• Rose Gariepy, born 1859, married Paul Leveille, the son of Louis Leveille and Marguerite Gervais, in 1879 at Fort Benton.
• Elise Gariepy, born 1859, married Maxime Lavallee, the son of Pierre Ayotte dit Lavallee and Marie Plante in 1876 at St. François Xavier

• After Marie died, he married Helene Beardy at Duck Lake. Helene was from Chief Beardy’s family. The children of Baptiste and Helene were: Baptiste, Andre, Maria, Elise, Joseph, Roger, Napoleon, and Rose (Rosalie and Josephte died as infants). They lived at Wood Mountain after March 15, 1885. Jean Baptiste was active in the 1885 Resistance at Batoche.

• (Compiled and edited by Lawrence Barkwell, coordinator of Métis Heritage and History Research Louis Riel Institute) Gariépy (Gurriepy), Jean Baptiste. (b. 1835):

"Baptiste was the son of François Gariépy and Louise Gladue. He and his wife were members of the Turtle Mountain Band and took annuity payments from 1868-1870 (Ref: Gail Morin. Turtle Mountain Chippewa, Pembina Band; Annuity Payments and Census. Quinton Publications, n.d. p. 38). He married Marie Fagnant then Helene Beardy of Chief Beardy’s family. He was an elected St. Laurent (South Saskatchewan) Council member in 1873."

The children of Jean Baptiste Gariepy and Marie Fagnant^[1]:

1. Marie Gariepy b. 10 Jun 1857, m. Antoine Paul dit Paulet
2. Elise Gariepy b. 23 Jan 1858, m. Maxime Lavallee
3. Rose Gariepy, b. about 1859
4. Baptiste Gariepy b. 1863
5. Andre Gariepy b. 1860
6. Helene Gariepy b. Jul 1868

The children of Jean Baptiste Gariepy and Helene Beardy^[1]:

1. Joseph Gariepy b. 14 Aug 1876
2. Dora Gariepy b. 7 Oct 1877
3. Roger Gariepy b. 1882
4. Rosalie Gariepy b. 18 Mar 1885

Sources

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1} Morin, Gail. Metis Families Volume 5 Gariepy - Houle (p. 3). Kindle Edition.

• http://www.metismuseum.ca/resource.php/14161

• https://www.scribd.com/document/90713456/Gariepy-Baptiste-b-1838

• https://www.glenbow.org/collections/search/findingAids/archhtm/extras/sinclair/m-8736-277.pdf

• Glenbow Museum, Warren Sinclair's Metis Genealogy Collection. Series 2. Descendancy tables. Ref. M-8736-276, "GARIEPY, Francois & Louise Gladu". National archives of Canada (Hereafter cited as NAC) Kipling collection, MG 25 G 62, fol.365 and D.N. Sprague and R.P. Frye, comps., The Genealogy of the First Metis Nation (Winnipeg: Pemmican Publications), table 1, no. 1897. *[1] *[2]

• [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] Gariepy, Baptiste - Concerning his claim as a head of family - Address, Wood Mountain, P.O. [Post Office] - Born, 1838 at St. Francois Xavier - Father, Francois Gariepy, (Métis) - Mother, Louise Gladu, (Métis) - Married, 1856 at St. Joe to Marie Fagnant and 1878 at Duck Lake to Helene Beardy - Children living, seven (names on declaration) - Children deceased, two - Scrip for $160 - Claim 1598. Online MIKAN no. 1497810 (5 items). File part of North-West Territories Métis scrip applications [textual record] (R190-44-1-E). Inventory no.: 15-8. Microfilm reel C-14938. Volume 1328. Former archival reference no. RG15-D-II-8-b. Finding aid no.15-20. Source: Government of Canada. Other system control no.FIND015/29436. MIKAN no.1497810.

• Department of the Interior : Registers and indexes relating to Métis and Original White Settlers land records, 1877-1927 : C-11872; Page 44. https://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c11872/44?r=0&s=3

• Source: S252 Author: Ancestry.com Title: Public Member Trees Publication: Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2006; Repository: #R2
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