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#Générale#Mary Cavalear, alias: Jeanne Marie Cavalier
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Generation 2
Children ofCharles & Marie
1. Louis Houdelette; born 8 Sep 1746 in France, died14 Aug 1820 ?; married on 31 Jan 1770 in ? to Mary Cavalier, born 15 Nov 1748, died 1835. From them descend the Dresden Houdlettes. (HOD). Mary was the daughter of Louis Cavalier and Mary ?, see notes below.
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Notes on Louis Cavalier, father-in-law of Louis Houdelette.
Database: New England Immigrants, 1700-75
IMMIGRANTS TO NEW ENGLAND, 1700-1775.
CAVALEAR, Louis, of Frankfort, Me.; from France in 1752; Child: Mary m. Louis Houdlette q.v.Maine Hist. Soc. Coll. 2nd Series, Vol. 3,p. 356; Huguenots in Dresden
"Louis Cavalier is said, and probably with reason, to have been a native of Southern France, from which he went to Mannheim, Germany. The Cavaliers were linen weavers. Mr. FredA. Houdlette, of Boston, has an old parchment document, dated 24th March 1732, which was a license granted by the city of Mannheim to two Cavalier brothers. [There is a probablity that these brothers were thesons of Jean or John Cavalier, the famous Camisard Leader, who died inLondon in 1760. = No !] The parchment mentioned descended from Mr. Houdlette's ancestors to him.
Mary Cavalear (as spelled in probate records), of Pownalbourgh, widow, was administratrrix on the estate ofLouis Cavalear, deceased, June 10, 1761. The inventory on the estategave property to the value of £48:9:1.
John Louis Cavalear, "late of Pownalborourgh" was deceased in 1768, as Mary Cavalear, widow, of Boston, was administratrix on his estate October, 28 1769. The inventory was £100:13:4.
My records concerning the Cavaliers are very meagre, and I do not know how more may be supplied. With the above quotedprobate record, the name seems to have disappeared so far as Dresden is concerned." History of Dresden Maine, Charles Edwin Allen, pg152-3
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Cavalier famille. Louis Cavalier, fils de Henri Cavalier de La Falguière, Saint-Jean-de Gabrial Paroisse en Cévennes dans la province de Langdoc, en France, était un marchand et brasseur à Neu Isenburg. Il md 9 mars 1734 à Marie Jeanne Cottin à Mannheim, Baden. Ils ont eu cinq enfants baptisés à NeuIsenburg avant d'émigrer en Nouvelle-Angleterre en 1751:
1. SusanneLouise Cavalier b 6 août 1738. Décédée jeune.
2. Catharina b 1 septembre 1741
3. Jean Louis b 12 juillet 1744
4. Jeanne Marie b 17 novembre 1748
5. Jean David b 30 avril 1742
Mary Cavalear (comme précisédans les dossiers d'homologation), de Pownalbourgh, veuve, était administratrrix sur la succession de Louis Cavalear, décédé, Juin 10, 1761. L'inventaire des biens de la succession a donné à la valeur de £ 48:9:1.
John Louis Cavalear, "la fin de Pownalborourgh" était décédé en1768, comme Marie Cavalear, veuve, de Boston, était administratrice desa succession Octobre, 28 1769. L'inventaire était de £ 100:13:4. 27
cf http://capecodhistory.us/genealogy/family/f326.html
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"United States Census, 1830," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XH5D-C87 : accessed 22 Jan 2013), Mary Cavileer, Washington, Burlington, New Jersey; citing p. 9, NARA microfilmpublication M19, roll 80.
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Dresden Mills, Linciln Country, Maine, USA : Pierre tombale
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Of Mary Cavalier very little is known, although the name is an historic one. Itis surmised that Lewis, or Louis Cavalier, to whom the Plymouth proprietors granted land July 16, 1753, may have been her father. She was born November 15,1748, was married to Louis Houdelette, by Reverend Jacob Bailey, at her father's house, January 31, 1770, and died in Dresdenin 1835; and she was the mother of a large family of children, although no one now living seems to know much about.. Cf Coll of the Maine Historical Society 1sr ser. Ed. 1892*;
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