- Born in 1730 - Natchez (Adams) Mississippi Us
- Deceased - Pointe Coupee (Louisiane) Us
- Buried - Pointe Coupee (Louisiane) Us
Parents
- Gabriel Laurent Bordelon 1696-1737
- Anne Françoise Roland 1699-1758
Spouses and children
- Married July 2, 1753, Pointe Coupee (Louisiane) Us, to Adrienne Rondeau Dit Sarrasin 1732-1808 (see note)with
- Anne "Manette" Bordelon 1754-/1807 Married, Pointe Coupee (Louisiane) Us, to Joseph Roy †1817
- Marie Annette Bordelon 1754- Married, Vieux Village (Point Coupee) Louisiane Us, to Joseph Noel Roy †1817
- Adrienne Bordelon 1755-1796 Married November 30, 1774, New Roads (Pointe Coupee) Louisiane US, to Joseph Mayeux 1750-
- Perinne Bordelon 1755- Married in 1772, Pointe Coupee (Louisiane) Us, to Jacques Noel Roy 1749-/1792
- Julienne "Julia" Annette Bordelon 1761-1829 Married June 4, 1776, Pointe Coupée (Louisiane) US, to Jean Baptiste Mayeux 1754-
- Nicholas Bordelon 1765- Married February 15, 1787, Pointe Coupee (Louisiane) Us, to Marie Louise Marioneaux 1769-1788
Nicholas Bordelon 1765- Married in January, 1792, Opelousas (St-Landry Parish) Louisiane US, to Eugenie Dupre 1777- - Michel Bordelon 1766-1808 Married July 5, 1787, Opelousas (St-Landry Parish) Louisiane US, to Marianna "Marie Anne" Wyble
- Hypolite Bordelon 1769- Married January 26, 1795, Natchitoches (Louisiane) US, to Marie Therese Trichel
- Anne "Manette" Bordelon 1754-/1807 Married, Pointe Coupee (Louisiane) Us, to Joseph Roy †1817
- Married July 20, 1779, Pointe Coupee (Louisiane) Us, to Marguerite Perrine (Marie Ann Frederic) Leonard 1745-1792 with
- Felicite Bordelon 1780- Married in 1798, Avoyelles (Louisiane) US, to George Baron †1815/
- Victoire Bordelon †1850 Married after January, 1798, Morganza (Pointe Coupee Parish) Louisiane Us, to George Baron †1815/
Victoire Bordelon †1850 Married to Louis Chênevert 1795/- - Zenon BORDELON 1782-/1850 Married (1_AB_1804), Avoyelles (Louisiane) US, to Constance GEOFFRION 1789-1866
- Charles Bordelon 1783-
- Felicite Bordelon 1780- Married in 1798, Avoyelles (Louisiane) US, to George Baron †1815/
Siblings
- Nicholas (Laurent Nicholas) Bordelon 1730-
- Michel Bordelon
- Françoise Bordelon
- Antoine BORDELON 1733-1785
Notes
Individual Note
NOTE:
reference: HQS2-SW
evenement: Militaire
Major Aide With Galvez During The American Revolution
NOTE: Source: Ancestors of Brian Joseph Landry, Sr.
http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/l/a/n/Michelle--A-Landry/GENE1-0014.html
After the death of Nicholas and before July 1780, his widow accompanied by her minor children and the two older daughters who married the Roy brothers moved to and settled in the " La Prarie Basse" area of Opelousas Post . Public documents dated July 6, 1780 show that the widow of Nicholas Bordelon I - received a quit claim from the husbands of her four married daughters in acknowledgement of receipt of their share of the succession of Nicholas Bordelon I. In November 1782, Adrienne Rodnot completed the partition of the succession by selling slaves to raise cash for the portions due her minor sons, Nicholas II, Hypolite, and Michel. Adrienne relinquished her responsibilities as tutrix of these children. Joseph Roy and Noel Roy were elected tutor and surrogate tutor, respectively.
Source: Ancestors of Brian Joseph Landry, Sr.
http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/l/a/n/Michelle--A-Landry/GENE1-0014.html
After the death of Nicholas and before July 1780his widow accompanied by her minor children and the two older daughters who married the Roy brothers moved to and settled in the " La Prarie Basse" area of Opelousas Post . Public documents dated July 6, 1780 show that the widow of Nicholas Bordelon,I received a quit claim from the husbands of her four married daughters in acknowledgement of receipt of their share of the succession of Nicholas Bordelon I. In November 1782 Adrienne Rodnot completed the partition of the succession by selling slaves to raise cash for the portions due her minor sons, Nicholas,II, Hypolite, and Michel. Adrienne relinquished her responsibilities as tutrix of these children. Joseph Roy and Noel Roy were elected tutor and surrogate tutor, respectively.
Source: Ancestors of Brian Joseph Landry, Sr.
http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/l/a/n/Michelle--A-Landry/GENE1-0014.html
After the death of Nicholas and before July 1780his widow accompanied by her minor children and the two older daughters who married the Roy brothers moved to and settled in the " La Prarie Basse" area of Opelousas Post . Public documents dated July 6, 1780 show that the widow of Nicholas Bordelon,I received a quit claim from the husbands of her four married daughters in acknowledgement of receipt of their share of the succession of Nicholas Bordelon I. In November 1782 Adrienne Rodnot completed the partition of the succession by selling slaves to raise cash for the portions due her minor sons, Nicholas,II, Hypolite, and Michel. Adrienne relinquished her responsibilities as tutrix of these children. Joseph Roy and Noel Roy were elected tutor and surrogate tutor, respectively.
Family Note
Marriage with Adrienne Rondeau Dit Sarrasin:
Mariage: mariage: mariage: At this marriage Adrienne was the widow of Etienne Patin.
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