Eugenia "Eugenie" Marc/Mark (LaMar) married Antoine DeGerlia (DeJarlais) on 27 Feb 1823 in a civil ceremony. The marriage was later validated at the Cathédrale Saint-Louis, Roi de France, now known as the Cathedral-Basilica of Saint Louis or, more commonly, as the Old Cathedral.
St. Louis was founded by French fur trappers in 1764. Eugenie's father-in-law and a few others made their way from Canada to an area located north of St. Louis. Several families, including Antoine and Eugenie DeGerlia, eventually crossed the Mississippi River near Portage des Sioux and settled in Calhoun County, Illinois in the early 1800's.
Eugenie and Antoine established a farm in Calhoun County. They were the parents of 9 or 10 children.
Eugenie died in 1857. She was survived by her husband, Antoine, who died in 1861.
Children: 6? sons, 4 daughters.
Mother of:
Theodore DeGerlia
Celeste Marc DeGerlia
Frederick DeGerlia
Judith DeGerlia Breden
Juliana Marc DeGerlia
Augustus DeGerlia
Mary A. DeGerlia Godar
Antoine DeGerlia
Edward DeGerlia
Albert DeGerlia
St. Louis was founded by French fur trappers in 1764. Eugenie's father-in-law and a few others made their way from Canada to an area located north of St. Louis. Several families, including Antoine and Eugenie DeGerlia, eventually crossed the Mississippi River near Portage des Sioux and settled in Calhoun County, Illinois in the early 1800's.
Eugenie and Antoine established a farm in Calhoun County. They were the parents of 9 or 10 children.
Eugenie died in 1857. She was survived by her husband, Antoine, who died in 1861.
Children: 6? sons, 4 daughters.
Mother of:
Theodore DeGerlia
Celeste Marc DeGerlia
Frederick DeGerlia
Judith DeGerlia Breden
Juliana Marc DeGerlia
Augustus DeGerlia
Mary A. DeGerlia Godar
Antoine DeGerlia
Edward DeGerlia
Albert DeGerlia
Eugenia "Eugenie" Marc/Mark (LaMar) married Antoine DeGerlia (DeJarlais) on 27 Feb 1823 in a civil ceremony. The marriage was later validated at the Cathédrale Saint-Louis, Roi de France, now known as the Cathedral-Basilica of Saint Louis or, more commonly, as the Old Cathedral.
St. Louis was founded by French fur trappers in 1764. Eugenie's father-in-law and a few others made their way from Canada to an area located north of St. Louis. Several families, including Antoine and Eugenie DeGerlia, eventually crossed the Mississippi River near Portage des Sioux and settled in Calhoun County, Illinois in the early 1800's.
Eugenie and Antoine established a farm in Calhoun County. They were the parents of 9 or 10 children.
Eugenie died in 1857. She was survived by her husband, Antoine, who died in 1861.
Children: 6? sons, 4 daughters.
Mother of:
Theodore DeGerlia
Celeste Marc DeGerlia
Frederick DeGerlia
Judith DeGerlia Breden
Juliana Marc DeGerlia
Augustus DeGerlia
Mary A. DeGerlia Godar
Antoine DeGerlia
Edward DeGerlia
Albert DeGerlia
St. Louis was founded by French fur trappers in 1764. Eugenie's father-in-law and a few others made their way from Canada to an area located north of St. Louis. Several families, including Antoine and Eugenie DeGerlia, eventually crossed the Mississippi River near Portage des Sioux and settled in Calhoun County, Illinois in the early 1800's.
Eugenie and Antoine established a farm in Calhoun County. They were the parents of 9 or 10 children.
Eugenie died in 1857. She was survived by her husband, Antoine, who died in 1861.
Children: 6? sons, 4 daughters.
Mother of:
Theodore DeGerlia
Celeste Marc DeGerlia
Frederick DeGerlia
Judith DeGerlia Breden
Juliana Marc DeGerlia
Augustus DeGerlia
Mary A. DeGerlia Godar
Antoine DeGerlia
Edward DeGerlia
Albert DeGerlia
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EUGENIA MARK
WIFE OF
ANTHONY DESJARLET
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