Maria Magdelena (Schmidt) LeBoeuf (1714 - bef. 1796)

Born 1 Oct 1714 in Esslingen, Germany

Ancestors

Wife of Antoine Joseph Andre — married about 1734 in Louisiana, Nouvelle-France

Wife of Francois Dominique LeBoeuf — married 29 Jul 1748 in St Charles of the Germans, LA

Descendants

Died before 2 Nov 1796 before age 82 in St James Parish, Louisiana [uncertain]

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Biography

Marie Madeleine Schmidt

Maria Magdelena, daughter of Johann Adam SCHMIDT and Anna Maria MAYER was born on October 1, 1714 and baptized on October 3, 1714 in Stebben, Baden, Germany. Her sponsors were Georg Schnebelin and Magdalena (sp. Jacob Ziegler)^[1]

Magdelaine died between 12 April 1781, when she sponsored Pierre Charles LeBouef at his baptism,^[2] and November 1796, when her husband Francisco Domingo LeBoeuf was buried on November 2. Francisco is described as a widower.^[3][4]

We first learn of the family in Louisiana during the census of 1724 of the German Coast and again in 1727:^[5]

No. 46: Adam Smitz, widower, 44 years old, native of Isnen in Suevia, Lutheran, shoemaker; a daughter of nine years, [this woman] eight verges of terrain on which he has been since two years. He has harvested this year four barrels of rice. He works at his occupation making galoshes.

July 1, 1727, on the left bank ascending, were found Adam Schmitte, widower, and one child.

Marriage and Family

Marriage 1 Antoine Joseph ANDRE about 1734 in LA.^[6]

Children

1. Maria Magdalena ANDRE b: in about 1727, St. John the Baptist, LA
2. Joseph Andre CHAUTIN b: in Des Allemands, , LA
3. Marie Anne ANDRE b: 1728-1735 in St. Charles, LA
4. Francois ANDRE
5. Jean ANDRE b: 14 Oct 1739 in St. John the Baptist, LA c: 16 Oct 1739 in Destrehan, St. Charles, LA
6. Antoine Joseph ANDRE b: 20 Dec 1741 in St. John the Baptist, LA c: 18 Apr 1742 in Destrehan, St. Charles, LA
7. Marie Josephe Antoine ANDRE b: 25 Oct 1743 in Edgard, St. John the Baptist, LA c: 22 May 1744 in Destrehan, St. Charles, LA
8. Guillaume ANDRE b: 11 Jan 1746 in , St. John the Baptist, LA c: 30 Jan 1746 in Destrehan, St. Charles, LA

Marriage (2) Francois Dominique LEBOEUF 29 Jul 1748 in Destrehan, St. Charles, LA^[7][8]

Children

1. Pierre Charles Francois LEBOEUF c: 30 Mar 1749 in Destrehan, St. Charles, LA
2. Jean Francois Jacques LEBOEUF c: 14 Dec 1750 in Destrehan, St. Charles, LA
3. Charlotte Louise LEBOEUF c: 7 Jan 1753 in German Coast, St. Charles, LA
4. Charles LEBOEUF b: 2 Oct 1754 in , St. Charles, LA c: 13 Oct 1754 in German Coast, St. Charles, LA
5. Dominique Jean Jacques LEBOEUF b: in Des Allemands, St. Charles, LA

She was already deceased when her husband was buried on 2 Nov 1796.^[9]

Sources

1. ↑ Title: German Coast Families, European Origins and Settlement in Colonial Louisiana Author: Albert J. Robichaux, Jr. Publication: Hebert Publications 1997 Library of Congress Catalog Card # 96-78542; Personal Copy; p. 321-326. Note: cited by Robichaux, p. 325: Stebbach, Baden, Germany (Lutheran Church, Microfilm No. 1056635, p. 533)
2. ↑ Title: Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records; Reverend Monsignor Earl C. Woods, editor, New Orleans, 1989; Volume 3, 1772-1783; Personal Copy; Page: LE BOEUF, p. 186
3. ↑ Title: Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records; Author: Catholic Church; Vol 2, 1770-1803; Contains Baptismal, marriage and burial entries taken from some 46 registers housed in the Archives of the Diocese of Baton Rouge; Personal Copy; LEBOEUF p. 486
4. ↑ Author: Judy Riffel; Title: Abstracts of St. John the Baptist Parish Civil Records, 1757-1798; Publication: Name: Le Comite des archives de la Louisiane, 2003; p. 58. Source Cited here: Marie Magdelaine SCHMIDT
5. ↑ J. Hanno Deiler, Settlement of the German Coast of Louisiana and the Creoles of German Descent, Philadelphia: Americana Germanica Press, 1909; reprint R & E Research, 1968, Online. No. 46 Adam Schmitz
6. ↑ Title: Vacherie: St. James Parish, Louisiana. History and Genealogy, 2nd ed.; Author: Elton J. Oubre; Publication: Thibodaux, LA: Oubre's Books, 2002; Page: p. 377. Source cited by Karen Theriot Reader, Rootsweb.com, Inc. lhttp://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=katheriot&id=I14446 Maria Magdalena SCHMIDT]
7. ↑ Title: Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records; Reverend Monsignor Earl C. Woods, editor, New Orleans, 1993; Volume 1, 1718-1750; Personal Copy; Page: SCHMIT p. 237

   Text: Magdelaine, widow of Antoin Joseph Andere, m. Dominique Le Boeuf, July 29, 1748 (SCB, B1, 61).

8. ↑ Title: Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records; Reverend Monsignor Earl C. Woods, editor, New Orleans, 1993; Volume 1, 1718-1750; Personal Copy; Page: LE BOEUF p. 158

   Dominique (Pierre and Marie Anne LeBlon[C/E]), native of Morel, Parish of St. Sulpice, Diocese of Canada, m. Magdelaine Schmit, July 29, 1748, w. Roussau, Jr., Pomier, Charles Le Boeuf, the groom's brother, Nicolas Mayr (SCB, B1, 51)

9. ↑ Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Record Volume 2 1770-1803. (Baton Rouge, LA: Catholic Diocese of Baton Rouge, 2009): p.486 . Text:
   • LE BOEUF: Francisco Domingo, age 86 years of Europe & a widower, bur. 2 Nov. 1796 (SJA-4, 7)