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Henri Dauphin

miriam1127_1 — 2011-10-15 18:29:43Z

"I also descend from Blanche Dauphin and Isidore Cornu via their daughter Estelle, which is Wilfred's sister. Small world. My mother also does genealogy, her name is Miriam, have you dealt with her in your research? My email address is jdupas67@yahoo.com. If you want I can send you copies of my reports, send me your email address.:

The above quote is from my daughter Judy. I also have not been active in doing research since Katrina. Prior to that I spent most Saturdays at the library iin downtown New Orleans. I have quite a bit of data that I would like to compare and share. My E-mail address is Miriam1127@gmail.com/

Henti's first wife was Marie Gracieuse Tassy, she died April 24, 1852, she was born in Guadeloupe, West Indies

Hope to hear from you soon.
Miriam

Re: Dauphins of New Orleans

gary_dauphin — 2011-08-30 03:18:22Z

I haven't touched my research since Katrina and noticed reply of my 2008 inquiry. I left off reviewing Henri's son marriage certificate, and Henri was from the Island of Guadeloupe. Planning trip there soon after retirement to continue research. Would love to hear from any other descendant doing same research.

Re: John C. DAUPHIN 1800's Germany -> NY

weezie9111 — 2011-06-22 15:58:17Z

Hi Jan, Mary Dauphin, daughter of John C. Dauphin (b 10/26/1821) and Sophie Sneider (d. 4/12/1865) married to Peter Springer....Mary and Peter Springer are my great, great grandparents, on my father's side. Info I have found indicates that John Dauphin was born in either Germany or Prussia, immigrated to US inn 1848. I can find no information on his wife, Sophie. The info I have on Peter Springer is that he died in Andersonville Prison in TN during the Civil War. Do you have any other information? Gertrude Springer Madden, Peter and Mary's daughter is my great grandmother.

Re: Dauphins of New Orleans

judy_sapia — 2010-12-06 16:52:06Z

I also descend from Blanche Dauphin and Isidore Cornu via their daughter Estelle, which is Wilfred's sister. Small world. My mother also does genealogy, her name is Miriam, have you dealt with her in your research? My email address is jdupas67@yahoo.com. If you want I can send you copies of my reports, send me your email address.

Re: Dauphins of New Orleans

omainfl — 2010-12-06 14:00:11Z

Judy, I don't think we've been in touch but did you see my post from 2008? Henri is my 3rd great grandfather too. I descend from him through his daughter Blanch who married Isadore Cornu. Isadore's son Wilfred Clarence Cornu is my grandfather. Would love to share information.
Barb

Re: Dauphins of New Orleans

judy_sapia — 2010-12-06 02:54:13Z

These Dauphin's are in my family tree. I haven't touched my research since before Katrina. I just restored my FTM program to my computer. I was trying to locate someone that I had communicated with prior to Katrina that had photos of other descendants when I came across your post. I don't remember if we ever communicated previously. Henri is my 3rd great grandfather. I have some info, although you probably have the same info, I would be happy to share.

Re: Dauphin Research

jhidle1351 — 2010-12-01 15:45:53Z

Sue, are you still researching? and is there still a Dauphin Reunion in Florida?
Jhidle@aol.com

Re: Darling Dauphin's father

arsine313 — 2010-11-30 14:40:04Z

Sue,

Hello! I have also been trying to find the parents/grandparents of Darling Dauphin for a family tree I am making for my mother in law. I am a descendant of Darling's son, James Dauphin. Our family comes from Texas.

Do you have any further info on the background of Darling Dauphin? I am trying to trace back to France but, like many others, the trail keeps getting cold.

Hope to hear from you soon! My email is arsine313@yahoo.com

Thank you,

Arsine Dauphin Rosenthal

Re: Darling Dauphin born about 1760 in North Carolina need to know who were his parents.

ddjones531 — 2010-05-16 02:47:24Z

I have a book that was compiled in 1975 by my Dad's cousin and his wife, Vernon Mayfield Dauphin Jr. and Sue Lipps Helfrich Dauphin. It has Darling Dauphin's family tree from his birth in 1769 through 1974. However, they started with Darling Dauphin and there is no information on his mother or her maiden name. If you are interested e-mail me at ddjones531@gmail.com and perhaps I could send you this family tree that I have if you think it would help.
Debra

Re: William & Josephine Dauphin, New Orleans 1860

thetroyers — 2010-05-07 04:16:17Z

Hi Sara,
I did not receive it.
My address is thetroyers@comcast.net
please try again...I am so gald you emailed back. I can't wait to figure out eho you are and how we are related. I used to go to BC with my grandmother when I was young to visit relatives in Ladysmith, Nanaimo and Victoria. It's a small world and I bet together we can fill in the gaps to the story.
bientot,
Kathy

Re: William & Josephine Dauphin, New Orleans 1860

simon_muir — 2010-05-06 23:18:40Z

Hey Kathy, I tried to send you a private email but I'm not sure if you got it. Let me know. Sara

Re: William & Josephine Dauphin, New Orleans 1860

thetroyers — 2010-04-25 15:48:25Z

I am having trouble with this site for some reason. It might be best to email me at thetroyers@comcast.net. I wrote a response and posted it but it has somehow lost it and I cannot access even prior posts.

Re: William & Josephine Dauphin, New Orleans 1860

thetroyers — 2010-04-25 15:38:23Z

Hi!
Glad to hear from you. First off, how are you related to Maximillian? He had a daughter Ellen, but I was told she died at 14 years old. Her mohter was Cecilia Choppin.

a)I have Marie's birth certificate request with her mother's name listed as Josephine Marie Laurance Licour Dauphin. I was unable to find their marriage ceritificate.

b)Josephine was a dressmaker, a fiercely independent woman and in 1870 left for Victoria with the 3 children, leaving William behind. There are no divorce papers, although she remarried a John Sewell Bates in BC but that only lasted a few years, too. John & Max worked at the Iron works together and were co investors in the Mary Wllen ship cinfiscated by the US government from ALex aka Seawolf. William remarried Mary Woodward of NY Woodward Steam Pump Works but she took him to court on bigamy charges in 1887, as he was still married to Jospehine. He claims he was not legally married to Mary. I have the NY Times article.

e)Lucy married ALex MacLean....aka Seawolf. DOn MacGillvray(a professor at University in Nova Skotia) wrote a book about him recently. The book is Captain ALex MacLean. Our family is written about on several pages. I contacted him and he gave me lots of links, all from the book. You must buy the book. It was great fun to connect with him and read about Josehphine and Lucy. I have family photos of Josephine, Lucy, Marie (my ggma), but not their brother Max or father William. Lucy & Alex had a daughter Catherine who disappeared after her mothers death into the Yukon territories. I have multiple articles on Alex & phots of him. I have a photo of Josephine, marie and Frank on a porch in Victoria.

I have Williams naturalization papers, ships passages and a letter to his children from 1901 regarding the estate of the family. Maximillian August left an estate to his family, but his 2nd wife, Rosa La Branche hid assets. They investigated her for 12 years. The estate was finally settled in 1904. She died a year later.

From reading your post, I am figuring you are the descendant of Maximillian and Jessie of Victoria?
I have been unable to find William's death certificate, but I found articles about him in the NY Times.

I recently wrote to France and traced our family back to 1776 in Wissemburg, ALsace. Charles William Frederick, Maximillian Auguste Dauphin, Charles Theodore & Sophie Amelie were born to Charles Theodore Dauphin (leather merchant) and Barbe Fauth in 1830. Charles Theodore senior died in 1844. Barbe died in 1901. I have the court documents from succession of Maximillian of NO, LA estate. Theodore was in the Union 2nd regiment but deserted in the Civil War. He has descendants but they are not legitimate and no names were listed in the court documents although they are claimants to the estate.

I am the descnedant of Marie and Frank Kent Winch. My grandfather was their son Romeo Carlos. Perciville, Rigiletta & Pearl were his siblings. They all moved to San Francisco for a few years because of economic hardship says Don MAcGilvray. I have photos of my gpa working in a store in San Francisco.

We should really exchange emails....I have so much more info. I have done a family photo tree back to Joepshine & Maximillian Auguste. I have no pics of Sophie Amelie, William or Theodore. Evidently Maximillian had a few estates and a cotton plantation in Alabama. His estate was worth near a million dollars. I looked online at the house but it is hidden in a grove of trees on Carondelt and Josephine.

We had a family estate in France until the 1920's. It is a small chateaux that was used as a stronghold for the German army in WW2. Friends of mine visited the chateax 5 years ago. I had wanted to take Aunty Berniece but she was too sick to travel and so I am trying to reconnect with the owners to visit again. I have photos and a postcard from William that he sent the children in 1901. He had to return to France to settle his mothers affairs...another very good story. He and Maximillian had Parkinsons and had treatments in Stuudgart. My grandfather had Parkinsons too, but nobody since.

So I am guesssing you live in BC. THe Barber Family are descendants and relatives of mine. I only see them at funerals, unfortunately. I emailed them but they have not responded. I am hoping to obtain more photos and details.
We should connect.

If you could send me the address of the house on Ursuline, I could google earth it.

My email is the troyers@comcast.net. I live in Sammamish, WA. My family lived in Georgetown/Beacon Hill, Seattle.
I would be happy to exchange documents with you....They are all in my computer and binder I have assembled. I am planning a party this June with all the relatives to exchange photos and stories. My hope is to create a family site, so family can share their stories and pics....this will take a while. I have a lot more to learn about documenting online.

I hope to hear from you soon.

bientot,

Katherine Joe Winch Troyer

Re: William & Josephine Dauphin, New Orleans 1860

simon_muir — 2010-04-25 04:12:56Z

Dear Kathy; I am so sorry I have taken so long to reply to you. I was away on holiday when your message came. Well, this is exciting! So the information I have is;
a) Marie Dauphin's birth certificate, born July 24, 1859. Parents Guillaume Dauphin, born Departement du Bad Rhine, France, aged "about 24" The "..Issue of marriage with Josehine Nicour, a native of New Orleans."
b) Josephine's death certificate, born March 13, 1840 in Mobile, USA, married to William Dauphin
c) Her burial certificate stating she was born in Mobile, (she died from heart failure after an operation in St. Joseph's Hospital, Victoria B.C.)
d) Josephine's father was Christopher Nicour
e) Josephine and Guillaume had 3 children, all born in New Orleans.
Marie, born July, 1859, married Frank Winch, a carriage builder boen 1851, England and she died June 10, 1941 Victoria, B.C
Lucy born 1862 married Captain Frederick Maclean
Maximillian, born 1869. Married Jesse Maud Sullivan, born 1876 Toronto Ontario. Maximillian was a pattern maker at the Albion Iron Works and he died July 13th, 1902 after a 3 month illness. Jesse remarried. His name was Alfred J. Dods, (and I think he was a witness at Max and Jesse's marriage) Jesse is buried with both her husbands beside Josephine.
I believe the immigrated to Canada in 1879 but I have no record of Guillaume being here. I do have a beautiful music box that he brought from San Francisco, (he supposedly was a sea captain).
They were in New Orleans during the War, yet there is no record of Guillaume in the army. They lived on Ursuline Street, in the French Quarter. (I got the chance to see the house, how wonderful it was!)
During the War, there were a number of both Southerners and Yankees here in Victoria, they used to have battles on Government Street! I have often wondered in Guillaume brought his family here due to a bad yellow fever outbreak in New Orleans that happened I believe in the late 1870's.
The one thing I think would help me to break through would be the Union Provost Marshal's Files. They were living in New Orleans during the War and it had fallen to the North in the very early years, I believe it was 1862. Civilians had to swear Oaths of Allegiance in order to buy food and fuel.

I really would like to get some more information on Guillaume and Josephine. I do apologize for being a bit scatter brained. It has been a while since I even looked at my findings.

Look forward to your reply. Sincerely Sara

Re: William & Josephine Dauphin, New Orleans 1860

thetroyers — 2010-03-13 22:52:32Z

Can you illuminate me as to who Eduard's parents are? I am so close to breaking through the mystery of all teh family. There is also a Theodore listed as a claimant to the estate after Mx's death in 1880. I found the court documents of the succession of his estate. Is Eduard the son of Max's brother, Charles William of NY?
Tell me everything you know....I've been collecting documents and have a sketchy tree. I am related to Joepshine and William's daughter Marie (Nini).

Re: William & Josephine Dauphin, New Orleans 1860

thetroyers — 2010-03-13 22:47:41Z

You know, I think there is a connect. I found a census of Josephine that listed her birthplace as Moblile, ALabama. WE need to talk....I have so much information but still sketchy on who William is...Josephine is listed as a widower and she remarried at 44. IS she married to teh brother of Maximillian of 1837-1890? Who are Williams parents and where was he born?
thank you

13/06/45 Dauphin, Josephine, f, head, w, 13 Mar 1839, 62, New O., USA, to Can: 1880, RC.
……Rems: 1900DIR: 24 Caledonia Ave, Dauphin, Mrs Josephine, dressmaker, wid Wm. Birthplace probably New Orleans. RBCR: Dauphin, Josephine, 75 y, 1 Apr 1915 at Victoria, b.Mobile, AL, USA.

Kathy

Re: William & Josephine Dauphin, New Orleans 1860

thetroyers — 2010-03-13 20:56:39Z

I'm not sure this is the same family....Josephine's family was from Weissembourg, France. Her siblings were Maximilian, Charles William and Marie. Her mother was Barbara Fauth Dauphin. I cannot find the name of Barbara's spouse. Josephine left New Orleans after Max's death in 1880 and moved to Victoria, BC. She was a millner and opened a shop there, remarrying a John Sewell Bates at the age of 44. Her children were Marie, Lucy and Max ( who died in 1902 at the age of 31). Lucy married Alex McClean and had a daughter Catherine who vanished into the Yukon. Her father was Seawolf. I believe I am the descendant of Marie (Nina)& Francis KentWinch. I am still trying to pin it all down....I know Maximilian and Charles William were born in France. I am not sure about Josephine. I do know her mother is listed as living in France in Max's obit. Illuminate me....

Re: Maximilliam August Dauphin

thetroyers — 2010-03-13 20:07:43Z

he was born in Weissembourg, France in 1838

Re: Maximilliam August Dauphin

thetroyers — 2010-03-13 20:06:07Z

Hi,

I have not been able to connect him to Alabama. His mother was Barbara Fauth Dauphin who lived in Weissenberg, France, died in Victoria, Canada, near her daughter Josephine, the sister of Maximilian. Joesphine moved to Victoria following his death with her 3 children, Max, Lucy and Marie. Maximillian had another sister Marie (Nini), whom I am the descendant of as she maried Francis Kent Winch in San Francisco and another brother Charles F William (Carlos) of New York. Do you have any connections?

Re: Maximilliam August Dauphin

sarge353 — 2009-11-13 15:04:02Z

I have been searching for information about (Guillaume) William Victor Dauphin, my maternal great-grandfather. Your posting doesn't include possible dates for vital statistics reference. Can you tell me when M A Dauphin was born?

Re: Maximilliam August Dauphin

Latricia45 — 2009-11-12 00:34:06Z

I was searching and found your request for information. I found him to be interesting in the fact that his obituary was placed in the Andalusa Alabama newspaper, where a lot of my Dauphins lived. He had warehouses of cotton in La. that were conficated by the North, but he later got the worth of his cotton back, he was a French citizen and hired a French lawyer to defend his case. Have you been able to connect him to the Alabama and Florida Dauphin's?

DAUPHIN Jo Ann 1935-1959

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-05 02:15:02Z

DAUPHIN Jo Ann 1935-1959

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,049 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Dauphins of New Orleans

aristidel1 — 2009-07-29 22:10:10Z

The brother (Tomas Laurent) of my Great Grandfather (Bartholomew Laurent), both of Mobile, married Irene Cornelia Dauphin of New Orleans @ 1833. He brought her back to Mobile where he eventually took her to court for "drunken & lascivious conduct." She left him and moved back to New Orleans. I have not been able to find anything about either of them (except Thomas' baptism record). Can anyone give me any info or leads on Irene (listed as Erene in court documents)?

Re: Dauphin Family Research

jhidle1351 — 2009-04-24 04:59:02Z

Amie, are the the person I corresponed with who sent pictures to me of Frank, william, and Andrew Dauphin? One had Loubelia in it. I would like to up date my info.
Joan

DAUPHIN Charlene C 1930-2001 section 11

t42DFWNat — 2009-02-25 23:18:53Z

DAUPHIN Charlene C 1930-2001 section 11

I photographed this gravestone in the DFW National Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 201,088 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Frank Dauphin

dianag128 — 2009-01-21 22:16:58Z

Thank you-I would appreciat that very much.
Diana

Re: Frank Dauphin

eligracekimgeorges — 2009-01-21 21:07:12Z

My grandfather was Francis Dauphin JR. from ontario....i did not know him well but i could find out if his father was the Frank Dauphin photographer you are seeking.
My father might have this information

Re: William & Josephine Dauphin, New Orleans 1860

thetroyers — 2008-10-16 22:03:22Z

Hi Simon,

It is great to hear from someone....I'm confused though, as Maximillian had no children, that I know of. His obituary listed only his wife as remaining heir. Was he previously married? His brother William I can't find after 1901. He was listed in the New York area. If you can illuminate me more, I would be greatful. If you live in New Orleans, the Dauphin place was on the corner of 3rd and Carondelet. It has a covered porch out front, if it still remains.

I have several documents that my Aunt Berneice left me. Unfortunately, she has passed and she never connected with any of the Dauphins in British columbia or New Orleans.
My great great granny Josephine married a William Kent-Winch and I am a descendant of that line.

my direct email is the troyers@comcast.net if you'd like to talk more....oh the stories I can tell! :)

blessings and peace,
Katherine

Re: William & Josephine Dauphin, New Orleans 1860

simon_muir — 2008-10-16 21:25:33Z

Very interested in the photos. Laughed about the Dauphin nose. My grandmama had it as did my dad and my uncle.

Re: William & Josephine Dauphin, New Orleans 1860

simon_muir — 2008-10-16 21:18:47Z

How exciting to find you. My great grandfather was Maximillian Dauphin, his parents were Guillaume and Josephine. He had 2 sisters, Marie and Lucy and all 3 children were born in New Orleans. Josephine was born in Mobile March 13, 1840. I do have more info if you are interested. I am trying to get more information on Guillaume. Look forward to hearing from you.

Re: William & Josephine Dauphin, New Orleans 1860

thetroyers — 2008-05-16 16:29:33Z

In March of 1901, Edouard Dauphin was aiding the sister of Max, Lucy & Nina. She was in Stuttegart for palsey treatments. He did all her legal correspondence as they investigated the parties who were swindling their mother. The judge, the cerf (lawyer) and the nursemaid were all consuming her assets...which were considerable even by todays standards....its such an amazing letter. My Aunty Berniece could not remeber the name of the child who wrote the letter. Aunty died 2 years ago.
At any rate, Edouards name is in the letter. That's where I got it.
The letter is unsigned and very diffcult to read as she had palsey.
Autny Berniece remembers that her great granny Dauphin came to visit in British Columbia. She spoke only french and was very stiff. THe story goes that she received notices for taxes on the homestead but couldn't be bothered...she was a bit high and mighty. The estate was sold with everything put out on the lawn...Aunty remebers her father receiving settlement during the depression.
We are related to the Dauphins in British COlumbia. Mabel Barbour is the relative that had the family history investigatedsome 40 years ago. What I have is from that investigation.
I have Marie Dauphin Kent Winch request for birth certificate from New Orleans parish. She was born in 1859.
Max was born in 1837, Marie (Nini) in 1859 and Charles William (Carlos) in 1836, whose son is Esouard. William and Edouard were alive in 1901, residing in New York I believe at the death of Max in 1890. Its listed in his obit. Also Carlos (William) sent a postcard of the family homestead in 1901, sent to my grandfathers family, Kent Winch in Ladysmith, so he must have visited his sister while she was there getting treatments.
I have a number of pictures of the family on the porch of third and Carondelet.
If you are related to me....you are also related to Jack Mclean...Seawolf...Pearl was the daughter of Marie (Nina) Dauphin Kent Winch and Francis Kent Winch. Seawolf was her son.
This is fun...there is mention of Edouard agian in the letter...something about legal counsel in Maryland or somewhere...I can;t find it this am, but will look again.
Tell me about Edouard? How did you connect to Max Dauphin? He was a handsome fella...
I have the Dauphin nose....aaaargh!

Peace.
Kathy

Re: William & Josephine Dauphin, New Orleans 1860

LCH353 — 2008-05-16 14:00:09Z

Hi Gary,
You mention "history books" re family quarrels...can you reference a couple for me please? I'm searching for informaton on William "Guillaume" Victor Dauphin, who married Virginia Metoyer in Cloutierville in the 1870s. Perhaps he traveled there from New Orleans. I can't find a thing on him in years of searching. Thanks!

Re: William & Josephine Dauphin, New Orleans 1860

GaryDauphin53 — 2008-05-15 23:33:05Z

Thanks so much for your reply concerning Maxmillian Dauphin.
You never read in the history books about his family's quarrels.

If you can shed a little more light on his cousin, Edoard Dauphin, I may be able to connect some dots. Edward or Edoard? of New Orleans is whom I am related to.

Looking forward to your next message.

GDauphin

William & Josephine Dauphin, New Orleans 1860

thetroyers — 2008-05-15 06:31:54Z

his wife was Josephine Marie Laurance Licour Dauphin. There daughter was Josephine Marie ( Nina), born July 23, 1859, died in Canada.

family memebers: as of 1901
Barbara Dauphin (mother) Wiessenberg, Alsace
Maximillien Dauphin, born 1837, Charles F. William (Carlos)Dauphin (N.Y.), Lucy, Marie (Nini) Dauphin

cousin Edouard Dauphin, son of Carlos Dauphin.

any information to connect the dots is so greatly appreciated.

Re: Maximilliam August Dauphin

thetroyers — 2008-05-15 05:19:47Z

I have copies of his death articles and will...I am a descendent of his family from Wissembourg. His sister Marie (Nini)Dauphin Kent-Winch was my great-grandmother.

Are you related?

I am trying to find out what happened to his brother William in New York...and his other siblings?

He had a first wife and daughter who apparently died...Cecelia and Ellen. Theylived on the corner of Third and Carondelet in New Orleans.

His second wife was Rosa La Branche, his mother Barbara's nurse.

I have letters written between the family regarding health and disappearing money from the estate. Maximillian was power of attorney with Rosa and embezzled money from his mother. The siblings figured it out too late and the homestead in France was sold for taxes, although the siblings were able to keep it until 1928, I believe.
His mother was shipped to Victoria Canada by a relative. She died there.

Re: Dauphin and Bashand

GaryDauphin53 — 2008-03-19 01:55:31Z

I have some info. on the Dauphin's of New Orleans

leo dauphin

hellkat9600 — 2008-02-16 23:42:29Z

i know that one message was a while back but if anyone has names of parents for a lionel emile dauphin could you please post

Re: Dauphins of New Orleans

omainfl — 2008-02-14 15:15:21Z

Yes! I have a copy of the marriage cert and Henri is listed as "Widower". If you would like a copy, please contact me at omainfl@bellsouth.net. The copy isn't the best but can be read. You will also find his obituary in the N.O. Bee (L'Abeille), 14 Feb 1879, Page 1 available at the NOPL.

Re: Dauphins of New Orleans

LCH353 — 2008-02-14 03:14:43Z

I almost had a heart attack when I began to read your reply. So near and yet so far.
It's too bad that, although my Victor was born c. 1850 and did marry in 1878, it was to my great-grandmother, Virginia Metoyer in Natchitoches. Oh, well, my brickwall must remain intact.
Thanks anyway for the response. Happy hunting!

Re: Dauphins of New Orleans

GaryDauphin53 — 2008-02-14 02:01:13Z

According to the Marriage certificate of their son Victor Leon, both his parents were from Guadelaupe. I found this at the Library in New Orleans,Victor's parents names were Henri Dauphin and Graciende Tofsy. However, all other births certificates except his oldest son were in New Orleans and listed Marie Rosalba Carrejolles as their Mother. Did his first wife die? Do you have a copy of the marriage certificate to Marie Rosalba?
I have lots more info on Henri's descendants.

Re: Dauphins of New Orleans

GaryDauphin53 — 2008-02-14 01:46:33Z

Henri' son Victor Leon Dauphin was born circa 1850. Louisana Archives. Married Marie Victoria Ferrandou in 1878 in New Orleans.

Re: Marie Celeste Dauphin

LCH353 — 2008-02-13 20:57:44Z

I am searching for any information on Victor Guillame Dauphin, born c. 1845, place unknown. Found in Natchitoches Parish in 1860s, married Virginia Metoyer in Cloutierville, LA. Could there be any connection?

Re: Dauphins of New Orleans

LCH353 — 2008-02-13 20:50:06Z

I am searching for Victor Guillaume Dauphin, born circa 1845. First noted in Natchitoches Parish in 1860s. Could he be a sibling to your Henri?

Re: Dauphins of New Orleans

omainfl — 2008-02-13 14:29:22Z

My 3rd great grandma, Rosalba Correjolles, married a Henri Dauphin in Mobile, AL 14 Aug 1854. Is this the same person?
Barbara

Maximilliam August Dauphin

GaryDauphin53 — 2008-02-12 02:50:51Z

Any one researching this person who was president of the Louisiana Lottery in the 1870's?
Also, Marchel Dauphin who had a fencing school in New Orleans in the 1840's?
Any help would be appreciated.

Dauphins of New Orleans

GaryDauphin53 — 2008-02-12 02:47:08Z

Any one out there searching the Dauphin family tree that settled in the New Orleans area, starting in the 1840's with Henri Dauphin?

Re: Marie Celeste Dauphin

GaryDauphin53 — 2008-02-12 02:42:54Z

I have been reviewing all the old message boards for information leading to the parents of my ggg-grandfather Henri Dauphin who is from Guadelaupe and settled in New Orleans. Your post mentioned a Dauphin from another French Island? Please reply if you have some info.

Re: John C. DAUPHIN 1800's Germany -> NY

GaryDauphin53 — 2008-02-07 05:43:04Z

John, I found my gggrandfather's WW! draft card,
Edgar Leon Dauphin. In 1917, he lists his nearest relative as Marry E. Dauphin, Of Montgomery Alabama. Any information on how these two were related? Edgar was married and living in New Orleans before he enlisted. He spoke French and his Grandparents were from Guadelaupe.

Re: Catherine Dauphin married Oliver Boucher

GaryDauphin53 — 2008-02-07 05:29:37Z

I have found my gggrandfather's Draft registration card for WW1. In 1917, he lists his next of kin as Marry E. Dauphin, 14 Capital Rway, Montgomery, Alabama. His grandparents are from Guadelaupe, a French Island. Any Help finding who this? Edgar Leon Dauphin is from New Orleans, Louisana.

Re: Dauphin and Bashand

ADauphin5853 — 2007-08-21 01:19:26Z

I saw your old message of March 2002 about Wilhelmine Dauphin, daughter of Jean Baptiste Dauphin and Marie Bourbeau Carignan.
I have this family in my genealogy and more if you are intersted contact me at
adauphin@sympatico.ca
Andre