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Francois Daniel Pain (abt. 1722 - bef. 1788)

Francois Daniel (Daniel) Pain
Born about in Les Épeaux, Meursac, Saintes, Francemap
Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of — married 5 Mar 1748 in New Orleans, Louisianamap
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Died before before about age 66 in St Charles Parishmap
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Biography

Daniel and Jeanne Roujot signed a marriage contract on March 5, 1748 in New Orleans.[1]A transcript of a translation of the marriage contract,[2] found attached to an ancestry tree indicates that Daniel Pain, the groom-to-be was the son of Daniel and Marianne Pain and that he was a native of Les Epaux, Parish of Marssac in the Bishopric of Saintes and that he was the Keeper of the King's warehouse at the Post in Natchitoches. Jeanne, meanwhile was the minor daughter of an employee of the King's warehouse. The former bishopric of Saintes is in Charente-Maritime Department of today.[3] Marssac seems likely to mean Meursac as there is an Les Épeaux, Meursac, Poitou-Charentes, France.

Their first known child was born in 1751, Francois Daniel Pain, fils in Natchitoches[4] His baptism record, unlike any other record for his father, describes him as a surgeon at the post. This seems likely to be either a mistake in the transcription or just a mistake upon the part of the priest. It seems unlikely that one would go from the keeper of the warehouses at the time of his marriage contract to surgeon in 1751 and then back to royal warehouse guard or such with later children's births.

Daniel Pain's name appears frequently as a witness in civil records of St. John the Baptist Parish.

On November 26, 1788 Daniel stated the provisions of his last will and testament.[5] In this, he includes payment of his daughter Pelagie's dowry which is still owed to his son-in-law, Barthelemi Charbonnet, then living in Santo Domingo.

A number of family trees use December 5, 1788 as the date of his death, but I have not come across a source for that as of yet. However, we do know he died between November 26, 1788 when he made provisions for his will and December 19, 1788 when the property of the late Daniel Pain was inventoried.[6]

Their Known Children

1. Francois Daniel Pain

2. Marie Jeanne Pain, bt. [7]

3. Pelagie Pain, bn. 25 Feb. 1755; bt. 12 Mar. 1755 in Natchitoches. [8]Wed Jean Barthelemy Charbonnet 14 Mar. 1768 in Natchitoches.[9]

4. Louis Pain bt. 10 Mar 1757 in Natchitoches.[10] and signed a marriage contract on Nov. 25, 1778[11] and married Marianne Perret on Nov. 29, 1778 in Edgard[12] and was buried there on 18 Dec. 1789.[13]

5. Marie Adelaide Victoire Pain bt. 17 Apr 1759 in Natchitoches [14] and signed a marriage contract with Andre Verret on 6 June 1774 in St. John the Baptist Parish. [15]

6. Marie Francoise Pain, bn. 9 Feb. 1761; bt. 18 Feb 1761 in Natchitoches [16] and signed a marriage contract with Noel Perret on 2 September 1780.[17]

7. Marie Elisabeth Rosalie Pain bn. 31 Oct 1765; bt. 3 Nov 1765 in Natchitoches.[18]

8. Jean Baptiste Augustin Pain bn 28 Aug 1769; bt. 24 Oct 1769 in Natchitoches.[19]



Sources

  1. ↑ Colonial Documents Black Book Index No. 67, No. 4493 Marriage Contract of Daniel Pain & Jeanne Rouget on card #16, Louisiana State Museum
  2. ↑ Marriage Contract Daniel Pain and Jeanne Rouget; Document 4493, March 5, 1748; Louisiana State Museum posted by AndrewMayer65 in his ancestry.com family tree entitled "Mayer Family Tree"; copy in possession of Donna Storz, obtained 11 July 2016.
  3. ↑ Ancient Diocese of Saintes, wikipedia, accessed 11 July 2016.
  4. ↑ Natchitoches Vol. II- Abstracts of the Catholic Church Registers of the French and Spanish Post of St. Jean Baptiste de Natchitoches in Louisiana: 1729-1803 by Elizabeth Shown Mills, Polyanthos: New Orleans, 1977, p.64-65. Text:
    Entry 526 for Francois Daniel Pain
    September 28, 1751, baptism of Francois Daniel, born September 27, legitimate son of Daniel Pain (s), surgeon major of this post, and Jeanne Roujot. Godparents: Francois Roujot and Angelique Ch--tron [Illegible], his wife, both absent and represented by Francois and Marie Jeanne Levasseur (x) (x). [Godmother's last name certainly is Chartron, Jeanne Roujot's mother]
  5. ↑ St. Charles : abstracts of the civil records of St. Charles Parish, 1700-1803 by Glenn R. Conrad. Univ. of Southwestern Louisiana: Lafayette, LA, 1974, partial image of p.178 posted by AndrewMayer65 in his ancestry.com family tree entitled "Mayer Family Tree" Text:
    No. 887 dated November 26, 1788
    LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF DANIEL PAIN. Daniel Pain summoned Masicot to his home in order to state the provisions of his last will and testament. Testament was given in the presence of Bernard Andry and Alphonse Perret. He bequeathed 10 piastres to Jean-Baptiste Camus, the shoemaker. He stated that he owed his son, Louis, 2160 pounds of indigo, and that Sigue owed him 300 piastres. He willed that following his death 600 piastres be sent to Barthelemi Charbonnet, his son-in-law who lives in Santo Domingo, being part of the dowry of Pelagie Pain, Charbonnet's wife. Pain also stated that he owed Charbonnet the sum of 280 [image ends here]
  6. ↑ St. Charles : abstracts of the civil records of St. Charles Parish, 1700-1803 by Glenn R. Conrad. Univ. of Southwestern Louisiana: Lafayette, LA, 1974, partial image of p.180 posted by AndrewMayer65 in his ancestry.com family tree entitled "Mayer Family Tree" Text:
    No. 893 dated December 19, 1788
    INVENTORY OF THE COMMUNITY PROPERTY OF THE LATE DANIEL PAIN AND HIS WIFE, JEANNE ROUJOT. Upon learning of the death of Daniel Pain, Masicot went to his farm to inventory the community property in order that there might be a settlement between the widow, jeanne Roujot, an dher children, namely: Francois-Daniel, Louis, Jean-Baptiste Augustin, Pelagie (wife of Barthelemi Charbonnet and living in Santo Domingo) and Francois (wife of Noel Perret, a militia officer). The inventory was taken by Bernard Andry and Pierre Rieux. One item inventories was a farm 40 arpents wife a depth to the lake, upon which was the family home, a building 68 feet long and 24 feet wide, raised 7 feet off the ground and having a 10-foot gallery encircling the house. It contained five rooms. (Note: Pierre Rieux igned his surname "Rillieux.")
    Inventory of the Animals Belonging to the Late Daniel Pain, April 7, 1789. In the company of Francois-Daniel pain and Louis Pain, Masicot went tot he farm of the late Daniel Pain in order to inventory the animals. The animals were appraised by Andre Wackernie and Bernard Andry in the presence of the widow,Janne Roujot.
  7. ↑ Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records Volume 2, 1751-1771. Earl C. Woods and Charles E. Nolan, editors. Archdiocese of New Orleans: New Orleans, 1988, p. 219. Text:
    PAIN Marie Jeanne (Daniel, royal warehouse guard at Natchitoches, and Marie Jeanne ROUJOT), b[apt] April 12, 1753, s. Edme ROUJOT and Marie Anne PIQUERY (SLC, B3, 2)
  8. ↑ Natchitoches Vol. II, p.72. Text:
    Entry 590 for Pelagie Pain
    March 12, 1755, baptism of Pelagie, born February 25, legitimate daughter of Daniel pain (s) and Marie Jeanne Rougot. Godparents: Chevalier de la Ronde (s) and Mde. Pelagie de Meziere (s).
  9. ↑ Natchitoches Vol. II, p.122. Text:
    Entry 995 for Antoine Charbonnet and Marie Antoinette Henoul de Livaudais and Jean Baptiste Charbonnet and Marie Pelagie Pain
    March 14, 1768, marriage of Antoine Charbonnet (s), native of Thiers in Auvergne, parish of St. Genez, legitimate son of Claude Charbonnet, wholesale merchant, and of Marie Cusson.....and .....Marie Antoinette Henoul de Livaudais (s), native of New Orleans, legitimate daughter of Jacques Henoul de Livaudais, elder captain of the post, and of Marie Genevieve Babin La Source. 1 ban. Double wedding with couple below.
    Same day. Marriage of Jean Baptiste Charbonnet (s), elder captain of the Navy, brother of Antoine above... and.....Marie Pelagie Pain (s), native of this parish, legitimate daughter of Daniel Pain, subdelegue et garde magazine du roy, and Marie Jeanne Rougeot. 1 ban.
    Witnesses to both marriages, all of whom signed this joint entry, were: Jeanne Roujot Pain, Chevalier De Villiers, Pain, Livaudais Villiers, De Mezieres, De St. Amand, Poisot, Lemee, Poey farre and Fr. Joseph Marie de la SS. Trinidad. Fr. Stanislaus officiating.
  10. ↑ Natchitoches Vol. II, p.79. Text:
    Entry 649 for Louis Pain
    March 10, 1757, baptism of Louis, legitimate son of Daniel Pain (s) and Marie Jeanne Rougeot. Godparents: Louis Le court, officer (s) and Madame de Blanc ditte de St. Denis.
  11. ↑ 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.39-40. Text:
    25 November 1778 and 11 December 1780, No. 3 [French, 6]
    Marriage contract before Robert Robin de Logny between Louis PAIN, legitimate son of Daniel Pain and Marie Jeanne ROUJOT, native of Natchitoches Parish, and Miss Marieanne PERRET, legitimate daughter of the late Alphonse Perret and Marie Anne PUJOTE[s. Marianne Pujau Masson], native of St. Charles Parish. Witnesses for the groom are Daniel Pain, his father; Mrs. Pain, his mother; Fois Daniel Pain, his brother; and Miss Francoise Pain, his sister. Witnesses for the bride are Francois Joseph MASSON, her stepfather; Mrs. Masson, her mother; and Noel, Alphonse, Alexis, and Joseph Perret, her brother. The groom brings the following slaves into the marriage: Pompe, around 35; Alzire, around 17, and Ester, her child, 1; Marie Louise, around 17; and Sansoucy, around 19. The bride brings a dowry of 900 piastres coming from the succession of her late father and grandfather, Jean Peerret, and a young slave, Catherine, around 8, coming from her mother. Other witnesses are Dominique Daspie St. Amant [s/ St. Amand], uncle of the bride, and Antoine St. Amand. Declaration dated 11 December 1780 by Louis Pain that he received from Francois Joseph Masson, his wife's stepfather, 900 piastres plus interest from the succession of the late Alphonse Perret, her father, and Jean Perret, her grandfather. Witnessed by Pierre Bossie, Jean Bpte Barre, and Jean Pierre Bossie.
  12. ↑ Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records Volume 3, 1772-1783. Earl C. Woods and Charles E. Nolan, editors. Archdiocese of New Orleans: New Orleans, 1989. p.231 and p.237, Text:
    PAIN Louis (Daniel, former sub-delegate of Nachitoches, and Marie Jeanne ROUGEAU), m. Marianne PERRET, Nov. 29, 1778, w. Marianne PUJAU, Francois Joseph MASSON, Daniel PAIN, Marie Jeanne ROUJOT PAIN, ST. AMAND, Francois Daniel PAIN, Noel PERRET, Alphonse PERRET, Joseph PERRET, Alexi PERRET, DREUX ROBIN, ROBIN DE LOGNY (SJBED, M1, 11)
    PERRET Marianne (Alphonse and Marie Anne PIGEOL), of this parish, m. Louis PAIN, Nov. 29, 1778 (SJBED, M1, 11)
  13. ↑ Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records Volume 4, 1784-1790. Earl C. Woods and Charles E. Nolan, editors. Archdiocese of New Orleans: New Orleans, 1989. p.235, Text:
    PAIN Luis, 32 yr., resident of St. John Baptist Parish on the German Coast, sp. Mariana PYCHOL, I. Dec. 18, 1789 (SLC, F2, 22)
  14. ↑ Natchitoches Vol. II, p.85. Text:
    Entry 704 for Marie Adelaide Victoire Pain
    April 17, 1759, baptism of Marie Adelaide Victoire, daughter of Mr. Pain, garde magasin, and Marie Jeanne Rougeot. Godparents: Gabriel fasinthe (s) and Madame de Mezieres (s).
  15. ↑ 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. 14-15. Text:
    6 June 1772, No. 12 [French, 4]
    Marriage contract before Robert ROBIN DE LOGNY between Andre VERRET, major son of Joseph Verret and Marie Eve LABRANCHE, natives of Canne Brulle, and Miss Marie Adelaide Victoire PAIN, minor daughter of Daniel Pain and Marie Jeanne ROUJEOT [s/Roujot], native of Natchitoches. Witnesses for groom are Nicolas Verret[s/Noel Verret] and Joseph Verret, his brothers. Witnesses for the bride are her parents and Jean Barthelemy CHARBONNET, her brother-in-law. Other witnesses are Pierre Bossie, officer of the militia; Francois Bossie, syndic; Louis Giscard dit Benoit, and Pelagie Pain Charbonnet.
  16. ↑ Natchitoches Vol. II, p.53-54. Text:
    Entry 420 for Marie Francoise Pain
    February 18, 1761, baptism of Marie Francoise, born February 9, 1761, daughter of Daniel Pain (s) and Jeanne Rougot. Godparents: Francois Daniel Pain (s) and Marie Francois Dominique [Monteche] (x).
  17. ↑ 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.51. Text:
    2 September 1780, No. 4 [French, 3]
    Marriage contract before Robert Robin de Logny between Noel PERRET, officer of the militia, legitimate son of the late Alfonce Perret and Marianne PUJOL, a native of St. Charles Parish, and Miss Marie Francoise PAIN, legitimate daughter of Daniel Pain and Marie Jeanne ROUJOT, native of St. John the Baptiste Parish of Natchitoches. Witnesses for the groom are Francois Joseph MASSON, his stepfather; Mrs. Masson [s/ Marianne PUJAU], his mother; and Alfonce, Joseph, and Alexis Perret, his brothers. Witnesses for the bride are Daniel Pain, her father; Mrs. Pain [s/Marie Jeanne ROUJOT PAIN], her mother; and Francois and Louis Pain, her brothers. The groom brings property coming from the succession of his alte father, Alfonce Perret, and his grandfather, jean Perret. The bride brings laves named Jean, around 27; Jeanne, around 30; and Angelique, around 20.
  18. ↑ Natchitoches Vol. II, p.104. Text:
    Entry 848 for Marie Elisabeth Rosalie Pain
    November 3, 1765, baptism of Marie Elisabeth Rosalie, born October 31, legitimate daughter of Daniel Pain, garde magazin et subdelegue, and Marie Rougeot. Godparents: Gilbert Derancourt de St. Amand (s), officer, and Elisabeth Borme (s). Witness: la Perier (s).
  19. ↑ Natchitoches Vol. II, p.104. Text:
    Entry 974 for Jean Baptiste Augustin Pain
    October 24, 1769, baptism of Jean Baptiste Augustin, born August 28 at 8 a.m., legitimate son of Sr. Daniel Pain, subdelegue, and Marie Jeanne Roujot Pain. Godparents: Jean Bte Roujot (s), juge et subdelegue at this post, and Pelagie Pain Charbonnet (s).
See also:
  • 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. 20. Text:
16 September 1774, No. 6 [French, 5]
Proces verbal by Robert ROBIN DE LOGNY of the interrogation of Daniel PAIN, who is questioned regarding a fight between his slave, Jaco, and Pierre, a free mulatto. Witnessed by Francois LeBoeuf; Pierre Charles and Jean LeBouef, his sons; PAIN, the son; and Louis Pain. Francois Pradier, Surgeon of the German Coast, certifies that he attended the slave who had five small superficial wounds that did not appear serious.
  • 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.54. Text:
4 November 1780, No. 14 [French, 2]
Declaration by Daniel PAIN before Robert Robin de Logny that he sold to Louis Pain 6x40 arpents in the Parish of St. James of the Acadians on the left bank of the river ascending about 20 leagues from New Orleans, bounded below by free negroes and above by Jacques Verret, for 400 piastres, and two slaves, Benjamin, around 23, and Magdelaine, around 18, for 700 piastres. Witnessed by Pierre Bossier [s/Bossié], Jean Pierre Bossier [Bossié], and Jean Baptiste Barre.
  • 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.70. Text:
6 December 1783, No. 3 [French, 3]
Declaration by Frederic D ARENSBOURG, authorized by the heirs of the alte Charles DARENSBOURG, namely Charles Darensbourg, Charles LATOUR, Marguerite Louise Darensbourg [s/ Louise Darensbourg widow Boisclaire], and Francoise Darensourg [s/ Marguerite Darensbourg widow DELACHAISE], before Maurice O'Conor that they sold 14x40 arpents in St. Charles Parish on the left bank of the river ascending about 11 leagues from New Orleans, bounded above by Mrs. Thomasin and below by the said Mr. Darensbourg, to Daniel PAIN for 3,500 piastres. Witnessed by Bernard Andry and Pierre Rillieux, residents of St. Charles Parish.
  • St. Charles : abstracts of the civil records of St. Charles Parish, 1700-1803 by Glenn R. Conrad. Univ. of Southwestern Louisiana: Lafayette, LA, 1974, partial image of p.192 posted by AndrewMayer65 in his ancestry.com family tree entitled "Mayer Family Tree" Text:
No. 953 dated October 20, 1789
PUBLIC SALE OF THE EFFECTS OF THE LATE DANIEL PAIN. At the request of Jeanne Roujot, Widow Pain, Louis Pain, Francois-Daniel Pain and Noel Perret, heirs, Masicot proceeded with the public sale of the effects of the late Daniel Pain. Buyers and their bondsmen were: Francois-Daniel pain, Louis Pain, Noel Perret, Chevalier Darensbourg, Louis Bouteiller, Alphonse Perret, Bossier, Francois Trepagnier, Pierre Trepagnier, Pierre Pain (a free mulatto), Father Pierre, Charles Perret, Charles Arseneau, Guillaume Dixtre (Desk), Francois Waldrick, Joseph Bourgeois, Brou, Charbonnet, Pierre Gauthier, Etienne Forain, Nicolas Franco, Antoine Peytavin, Duriblon, Norbert Teodor Bergeron, Pierre Rillieux, Cantrelle, Father Francois, Andre Poche, Bastien Himel, Jean Labranche, Antoine Foucher, Vincent Marchand, Pierre Bossier, Francois Himel, Madame Jacques Pinatel, Madame Thomassin, and Abraham Rome. Debts were owed to: Charbonnet, Louis Pain, Father Pierre, Pujole (Pierre) Perret, Andre Wackernie and Pierre Vieux.
No. 94 dated October 22, 1789
SLAVE SALE. Francois-Daniel pain declared, in the presence of Andre Wackernie and Louis Bouteiller, that he sold a slave named Jean Barre (18), native of the Congo, belonging to the succession of Daniel Pain, to Michel Cantrelle for 330 piastres.
  • 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.78. Text:
6 December 1783, No. 39 [French, 3]
Declaration by Daniel PAIN before Maurice O'Conor that he sold to Agustin Pain, his son, three slaves named Nanette, creole, around 30; Nicolas, her son, around 18; and Appolin, her brother, around 15, for 1,200 piastres. Witnessed by Louis Pain, Daniel's son and Noel Perret, his son-in-law.
10 January 1783, No. 40 [French, 2]
Declaration by Daniel PAIN before Maurice O'Conor that he sold to Francois Daniel PAIN, his son, three slaves named Jacques, Bernarde, and Threse, for 400 piastres each. He also gives to him a young male slave in recognition for his work caring for the plantation and the value of which will be deducted one day from his inheritance in order to remain equal with his brothers and sisters. Witnessed by Louis Pain, Daniel's son, and Noel Perrette, his son-in-law.
  • 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.92. Text:
6 January 1785, No. 29 [French, 2]
Declaration by Daniel PAIN, inhabitant of St. Charles Parish, before Maurice O'Conor that he sold to Jacques Masicot a slave named Rose, around 35, Maniga nation, for 400 piastres. Witnessed by George Delande [s/ Deslonde] and Jacques Delande [s/ Deslondes], residents of St. Charles Parish.
  • 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.95. Text:
11 April 1785, No. 45 [French, 2]
Declaration by Daniel PAIN before Maurice O'Conor that he sold to Noel PERRET, Sublieutenant of the Militia, 17 arpents of frontage on the left bank of the river ascendings about 11 leagues from New Orleans, bounded below by Joseph Perrette and above by Mr. Robin de Logny, for 2,000 piastres. Witnessed by Achilles Trouard and Jean Bpte. Barre. Pain reserves the wood on the property for his use during his lifetime.
  • 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.143. Text:
From succession of Michel Jacob 3-6 February 1789, No. 47 [French and Spanish, 76] extract
The habitation of 8x40 arpents is sold to Francois Daniel Pain for 3,355 piastres, Nicolas Picou security.




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