Jeanne Francoise (Rougeau) Pain (1731 - bef. 1795)

Born 15 May 1731 in New Orleans, Louisiana

Wife of Francois Daniel Pain — married 5 Mar 1748 in New Orleans, Louisiana

Descendants

Died before 16 Nov 1795 before age 64 in St John the Baptist Parish, Louisiana

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Biography

Jeanne was probably born on May 15, 1731 and baptized Jeanne Francoise Roujot on June 13, 1731.^[1] Her parents are listed as Francois Roujot and Marie Angelique Chartron.

Jeanne and Daniel Pain signed a marriage contract on March 5, 1748 in New Orleans.^[2] A transcript of a translation of the marriage contract,^[3] indicates that Jeanne, a native of New Orleans, was the minor daughter of Mr. Edme Francois Rougeot, an employee of the King's storehouse and of Angelique Chartron. Jeanne's parents, her sister and brother-in-law, called Mr. and Madame Ricard, and her brother Jean Baptiste were present there as witnesses on her behalf.

Almost six years after her husband's death, Widow Pain who signed her name as Jeane Rougot Widow Pain, declared that he had donated to his granddaughter, Miss Louize[sic] Pain a 26-year old female slave and her two children, age 8 and 2.^[4] Jeanne Roujot ... She passed away in 1795 and was buried on 16 Nov 1795.^[5]

Please see her husband's profile for a list of known children.

Sources

1. ↑ Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records Volume 1, 1718-1750. Earl C. Woods and Charles E. Nolan, editors. Archdiocese of New Orleans: New Orleans, 1987, p. 229. Text:

   ROUJOT Jenne Francoise (Francois and Marie Angelique CHARTRON), b.[apt] June 13, 1731, bn. May 15?, 1731, s. Jean Baptiste MAJOY, trustee of New Orleans, and Jeanne FAUCON DUMANOIR (SLC, B6, 96)

2. ↑ Colonial Documents Black Book Index No. 67, No. 4493 Marriage Contract of Daniel Pain & Jeanne Rouget on card #16, Louisiana State Museum
3. ↑ 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.
4. ↑ 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. 209. Text:

   19 August 1794, No. 38 [French, 2]

   Declaration by Janee ROUGEAU, Widow PAIN [s/ Jeane ROUGOT Widow PAIN], before Manuel Andry that he donated to his granddaughter, Miss Louize Pain, a slave named Margueritte, around 26, creole, and her two children, Modestte, around 8, and Jen Louis, around 2. Witnessed by Jeorge Deslonde [s/George Deslonde] and Firmain Songy. Pierre St. Martin and his wife, Mariane PERRET [s/Marianne Perret St. Martin], mother and stepfather of Louize Pain, sign for her.

5. ↑ Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records Volume 5, 1791-1795. Earl C. Woods and Charles E. Nolan, editors. Archives of the Archdiocese of New Orleans: New Orleans, 1990, p. 294. Text:

   PAIN, Juana, 70 yr., widow of Francois Daniel PAIN, i. Nov. 16, 1795 (SJBED, F1, 32)

• SAINT-JEAN-BAPTISTE DES ALLEMANDS- Abstracts of the Civil Records of St. John the Baptist Parish with Genealogy and Index 1753-1803 by Glenn R. Conrad. University of Southwestern Louisiana: Lafayette, LA, 1972, p.206. Text:

No. 1 dated January 2, 1796

INVENTORY OF THE EFFECTS OF THE LATE WIDOW PAIN. Jeanne Rougeau, Widow Pain, died about a month before this date. Andry goes to the home of Francois Daniel Pain, Jeanne's son, to take an inventory of her belongings. The inventory is taken by Antoine Foltse (Folse) and Mathieux Hotar in the presence of Francois Daniel Pain, Jean Bartelemie Charbonnet, his brother-in-law (being married to Pelagie Pain), Noel Perret and his wife, Francoise Pain, and Zenon Ranson and his wife, Louise Pain.

Public Sale of the Effects of the Late Widow Pain. Buyers were: Francois Daniel Pain, Antoine Folse, Zenon Ranson, Mathieu Hotard, Pierre Himelle. Done in the presence of Francois Daniel Pain, Noel Perret, Zenon Ranson, Francoise and Louise Pain, Antoine Folse and Mathieu Hotard.