Jean Baptiste Edouard Cousinard b. 5 Oct 1821 in Baton Rouge, bt. 17Mar 1822, at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church; d. 27 May 1879, in Baton Rouge; bur. St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery. 1849--constable of East Baton Rouge parish; 1857- 1859, magistrate (mayor) of Baton Rouge; 1860--Baton Rouge City Marshal; enlisted in Company B, 9th Battalion La. Cavalry; captured and paroled at Port Hudson, La. 10 Jul 1863; appointed Baton Rouge City Marshal, by Federal occupation government, on 22 Apr 1864; appointed sheriff of East Baton Rouge parish, by Federal occupation government 11 May 1864 (did not get reappointed in 1866).
Louisiana State University
LSU Libraries
Baton Rouge, LA 70803 United States
Named Person: Edward Cousinard; Richard Roddy
Document Type: Archival Material
All Authors / Contributors: Edward Cousinard
OCLC Number: 123131289
Notes: This manuscript group includes materials originally accessioned as Mss. 87.
Description: 848 items. 7 v.
Edward Cousinard papers, 1829-1909
Author: Edward Cousinard
Edition/Format: Archival material : English
Database: WorldCat
Summary: The Edward Cousinard Papers contain legal and business papers, correspondence, memorandum books (1862-1869) and a receipt book (1865-1866) concerning Cousinard's duties as sheriff, state tax collector, commissioner of election, and constable of the justice's court. Bills and receipts for liquors and furnishings indicate Cousinard was in business from 1869 to 1872. The papers also include tax receipts of Richard Roddy of Baton Rouge (1829-1868) and court cases, chiefly civil cases of the Fifth Judicial District Court
Nancy d/o Richard Roddy and Nancy Lyons-civil marriage, b. 18 Mar 1830, bt. 24 Apr 1833, sponsors
Juan Llaneres and Elizabeth Myrz [record from St. Joseph Catholic Church baptismal register Vol. 9, pg. 135
Nancy d/o Richard Roddy and Nancy Lyons, mar. 15 Nov 1870 Edouard Cousinard, s/o Charles Cousinard
and Mary Monget, witnesses Louise Michal, Wm. B. Heitman, F. Cooney, Jno. J. Wax [record from St. Joseph Catholic Church marriage register Vol. 19, pg. 102]
Edouard Cousinard, the husband of Nancy Roddy (Rhodes)is buried in St. Joseph Cemetery, along with other members of his family. His mother was a Monget and this family also married into the Kleinpeter family [there is a rather large Kleinpeter tomb which was originally the Monget family tomb--approximately 25 years ago, a member of the Kleinpeter family had this tomb restored; in the process she had all of the grave markers and tablets that did not have the Kleinpeter name on them placed inside the tomb with only Kleinpeter markers placed on the outside--as Edouard Cousinard and his brother William have United Daughers of the Confederacy headstones next to this tomb, I suspect that his wife's grave marker is inside this tomb and she is buried in the tomb]---but I can't prove it.
Special thanks to
Chip Landry, Sexton
Historic St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery
Baton Rouge,La.
Louisiana State University
LSU Libraries
Baton Rouge, LA 70803 United States
Named Person: Edward Cousinard; Richard Roddy
Document Type: Archival Material
All Authors / Contributors: Edward Cousinard
OCLC Number: 123131289
Notes: This manuscript group includes materials originally accessioned as Mss. 87.
Description: 848 items. 7 v.
Edward Cousinard papers, 1829-1909
Author: Edward Cousinard
Edition/Format: Archival material : English
Database: WorldCat
Summary: The Edward Cousinard Papers contain legal and business papers, correspondence, memorandum books (1862-1869) and a receipt book (1865-1866) concerning Cousinard's duties as sheriff, state tax collector, commissioner of election, and constable of the justice's court. Bills and receipts for liquors and furnishings indicate Cousinard was in business from 1869 to 1872. The papers also include tax receipts of Richard Roddy of Baton Rouge (1829-1868) and court cases, chiefly civil cases of the Fifth Judicial District Court
Nancy d/o Richard Roddy and Nancy Lyons-civil marriage, b. 18 Mar 1830, bt. 24 Apr 1833, sponsors
Juan Llaneres and Elizabeth Myrz [record from St. Joseph Catholic Church baptismal register Vol. 9, pg. 135
Nancy d/o Richard Roddy and Nancy Lyons, mar. 15 Nov 1870 Edouard Cousinard, s/o Charles Cousinard
and Mary Monget, witnesses Louise Michal, Wm. B. Heitman, F. Cooney, Jno. J. Wax [record from St. Joseph Catholic Church marriage register Vol. 19, pg. 102]
Edouard Cousinard, the husband of Nancy Roddy (Rhodes)is buried in St. Joseph Cemetery, along with other members of his family. His mother was a Monget and this family also married into the Kleinpeter family [there is a rather large Kleinpeter tomb which was originally the Monget family tomb--approximately 25 years ago, a member of the Kleinpeter family had this tomb restored; in the process she had all of the grave markers and tablets that did not have the Kleinpeter name on them placed inside the tomb with only Kleinpeter markers placed on the outside--as Edouard Cousinard and his brother William have United Daughers of the Confederacy headstones next to this tomb, I suspect that his wife's grave marker is inside this tomb and she is buried in the tomb]---but I can't prove it.
Special thanks to
Chip Landry, Sexton
Historic St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery
Baton Rouge,La.
Jean Baptiste Edouard Cousinard b. 5 Oct 1821 in Baton Rouge, bt. 17Mar 1822, at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church; d. 27 May 1879, in Baton Rouge; bur. St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery. 1849--constable of East Baton Rouge parish; 1857- 1859, magistrate (mayor) of Baton Rouge; 1860--Baton Rouge City Marshal; enlisted in Company B, 9th Battalion La. Cavalry; captured and paroled at Port Hudson, La. 10 Jul 1863; appointed Baton Rouge City Marshal, by Federal occupation government, on 22 Apr 1864; appointed sheriff of East Baton Rouge parish, by Federal occupation government 11 May 1864 (did not get reappointed in 1866).
Louisiana State University
LSU Libraries
Baton Rouge, LA 70803 United States
Named Person: Edward Cousinard; Richard Roddy
Document Type: Archival Material
All Authors / Contributors: Edward Cousinard
OCLC Number: 123131289
Notes: This manuscript group includes materials originally accessioned as Mss. 87.
Description: 848 items. 7 v.
Edward Cousinard papers, 1829-1909
Author: Edward Cousinard
Edition/Format: Archival material : English
Database: WorldCat
Summary: The Edward Cousinard Papers contain legal and business papers, correspondence, memorandum books (1862-1869) and a receipt book (1865-1866) concerning Cousinard's duties as sheriff, state tax collector, commissioner of election, and constable of the justice's court. Bills and receipts for liquors and furnishings indicate Cousinard was in business from 1869 to 1872. The papers also include tax receipts of Richard Roddy of Baton Rouge (1829-1868) and court cases, chiefly civil cases of the Fifth Judicial District Court
Nancy d/o Richard Roddy and Nancy Lyons-civil marriage, b. 18 Mar 1830, bt. 24 Apr 1833, sponsors
Juan Llaneres and Elizabeth Myrz [record from St. Joseph Catholic Church baptismal register Vol. 9, pg. 135
Nancy d/o Richard Roddy and Nancy Lyons, mar. 15 Nov 1870 Edouard Cousinard, s/o Charles Cousinard
and Mary Monget, witnesses Louise Michal, Wm. B. Heitman, F. Cooney, Jno. J. Wax [record from St. Joseph Catholic Church marriage register Vol. 19, pg. 102]
Edouard Cousinard, the husband of Nancy Roddy (Rhodes)is buried in St. Joseph Cemetery, along with other members of his family. His mother was a Monget and this family also married into the Kleinpeter family [there is a rather large Kleinpeter tomb which was originally the Monget family tomb--approximately 25 years ago, a member of the Kleinpeter family had this tomb restored; in the process she had all of the grave markers and tablets that did not have the Kleinpeter name on them placed inside the tomb with only Kleinpeter markers placed on the outside--as Edouard Cousinard and his brother William have United Daughers of the Confederacy headstones next to this tomb, I suspect that his wife's grave marker is inside this tomb and she is buried in the tomb]---but I can't prove it.
Special thanks to
Chip Landry, Sexton
Historic St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery
Baton Rouge,La.
Louisiana State University
LSU Libraries
Baton Rouge, LA 70803 United States
Named Person: Edward Cousinard; Richard Roddy
Document Type: Archival Material
All Authors / Contributors: Edward Cousinard
OCLC Number: 123131289
Notes: This manuscript group includes materials originally accessioned as Mss. 87.
Description: 848 items. 7 v.
Edward Cousinard papers, 1829-1909
Author: Edward Cousinard
Edition/Format: Archival material : English
Database: WorldCat
Summary: The Edward Cousinard Papers contain legal and business papers, correspondence, memorandum books (1862-1869) and a receipt book (1865-1866) concerning Cousinard's duties as sheriff, state tax collector, commissioner of election, and constable of the justice's court. Bills and receipts for liquors and furnishings indicate Cousinard was in business from 1869 to 1872. The papers also include tax receipts of Richard Roddy of Baton Rouge (1829-1868) and court cases, chiefly civil cases of the Fifth Judicial District Court
Nancy d/o Richard Roddy and Nancy Lyons-civil marriage, b. 18 Mar 1830, bt. 24 Apr 1833, sponsors
Juan Llaneres and Elizabeth Myrz [record from St. Joseph Catholic Church baptismal register Vol. 9, pg. 135
Nancy d/o Richard Roddy and Nancy Lyons, mar. 15 Nov 1870 Edouard Cousinard, s/o Charles Cousinard
and Mary Monget, witnesses Louise Michal, Wm. B. Heitman, F. Cooney, Jno. J. Wax [record from St. Joseph Catholic Church marriage register Vol. 19, pg. 102]
Edouard Cousinard, the husband of Nancy Roddy (Rhodes)is buried in St. Joseph Cemetery, along with other members of his family. His mother was a Monget and this family also married into the Kleinpeter family [there is a rather large Kleinpeter tomb which was originally the Monget family tomb--approximately 25 years ago, a member of the Kleinpeter family had this tomb restored; in the process she had all of the grave markers and tablets that did not have the Kleinpeter name on them placed inside the tomb with only Kleinpeter markers placed on the outside--as Edouard Cousinard and his brother William have United Daughers of the Confederacy headstones next to this tomb, I suspect that his wife's grave marker is inside this tomb and she is buried in the tomb]---but I can't prove it.
Special thanks to
Chip Landry, Sexton
Historic St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery
Baton Rouge,La.
Inscription
Co. B 9th La. Batt. Cav.
Gravesite Details
CSA, Sheriff of East Baton Rouge Parish from July 2, 1864 to May 18, 1866.
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Siblings
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