Marquis Pierre Enguerrand Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville b. 15 Jun 1751 New Orleans, Louisiana d. 15 May 1800 New Orleans, Louisiana: Stewart

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1751 - 1800 (48 years)

Name	Pierre Enguerrand Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville
Title	Marquis
Born	15 Jun 1751	New Orleans, Louisiana [1]
Christened	29 Jun 1751	St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans, Louisiana [2]
Gender	Male
Died	15 May 1800	New Orleans, Louisiana [3]
Buried	15 May 1800	St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans, Louisiana [4]
Person ID	I1197	Stewart
Last Modified	26 Feb 2016

Father	Antoine Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville, b. 20 Feb 1722, Mobile, Alabama , d. 06 Nov 1779, New Orleans, Louisiana (Age 57 years)
Relationship	Birth
Mother	Marie Françoise Jacquemine Louise Dupart de l'Isle, b. 1732, New Orleans, Louisiana
Relationship	Birth
Married	08 Jan 1748	New Orleans, Louisiana [5]
Family ID	F629	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Jeanne Marie Destrehan, b. 14 Nov 1753, New Orleans, Louisiana , d. Jun 1798, New Orleans, Louisiana (Age 44 years)

Married 14 Jul 1772 New Orleans, Louisiana [6]

Notes

5 known children born to the couple
By his marriage he left five children:
1. Antoine, born April 27th, 1773.
* 2. Jean, born January 21st, 1781, died aged twenty-five, without issue.
3. Bernard, born in 1785.
4. Marie Celeste, baptised February 2nd, 1786, godparents Etienne Bore and Celeste Macarty, wife of Governor Miro. She married, November 27th, 1797, Jacques Enould de Livaudais, Captain of Militia, etc.
5. Antoine, born February 27, 1787; no issue.

Children

	1. Antoine Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville, b. 27 Apr 1773, New Orleans, Louisiana [Birth]
	2. Jean Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville, b. 21 Jan 1781, New Orleans, Louisiana , d. 1806 (Age 24 years) [Birth]
+	3. Marie Céleste Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville, b. 30 Oct 1784, New Orleans, Louisiana , d. 15 Jul 1864, Paris, France (Age 79 years) [Birth]
+	4. Jean Bernard Xavier Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville, b. 21 Oct 1785, d. 1868, New Orleans, Louisiana (Age 82 years) [Birth]
	5. Antoine Maria Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville, b. 27 Feb 1787, New Orleans, Louisiana , d. 29 Apr 1799, New Orleans, Louisiana (Age 12 years) [Birth]

Last Modified 13 Apr 2007

Family ID F378 Group Sheet | Family Chart

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	Born - 15 Jun 1751 - New Orleans, Louisiana
	Christened - 29 Jun 1751 - St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans, Louisiana
	Married - 14 Jul 1772 - New Orleans, Louisiana
	Died - 15 May 1800 - New Orleans, Louisiana
	Buried - 15 May 1800 - St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans, Louisiana

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Pierre Enguerrand Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville

Documents » Slide Show		Rider's Digest, Jan. 14, 1957 - Did you Know? Story about the founding of Mandeville.
		Rider's Digest, April 15, 1974 - Did You Know? Short story on the life of Bernard de Marigny.
		Judicial Records regarding succession of Jeanne Catherine Pierre-Gauvrit. Louisiana Historical Quarterly, Volume 10, No. 1, pages 143-146 Others named in the record: Etienne de Boré Jean Baptiste Honoré Destrehan Maria Elisabeth (Isabel) Destrehan Jeanne Marie Destrehan Jean Louis Destrehan Jean Noel Destrehan Nicolas (Charles) Favre d'Aunoy Philipe Marigny Andres Almonester
		Judicial Records regarding succession of Jeanne Catherine Pierre-Gauvrit. Louisiana Historical Quarterly, Volume 10, No. 1, pages 143-146 Others named in the record: Etienne de Boré Jean Baptiste Honoré Destrehan Maria Elisabeth (Isabel) Destrehan Jeanne Marie Destrehan Jean Louis Destrehan Jean Noel Destrehan Nicolas (Charles) Favre d'Aunoy Philipe Marigny Andres Almonester
		Judicial Records regarding succession of Jeanne Catherine Pierre-Gauvrit. Louisiana Historical Quarterly, Volume 10, No. 1, pages 143-146 Others named in the record: Etienne de Boré Jean Baptiste Honoré Destrehan Maria Elisabeth (Isabel) Destrehan Jeanne Marie Destrehan Jean Louis Destrehan Jean Noel Destrehan Nicolas (Charles) Favre d'Aunoy Philipe Marigny Andres Almonester
		Judicial Records regarding succession of Jeanne Catherine Pierre-Gauvrit. Louisiana Historical Quarterly, Volume 10, No. 1, pages 143-146 Others named in the record: Etienne de Boré Jean Baptiste Honoré Destrehan Maria Elisabeth (Isabel) Destrehan Jeanne Marie Destrehan Jean Louis Destrehan Jean Noel Destrehan Nicolas (Charles) Favre d'Aunoy Philipe Marigny Andres Almonester

Headstones

Headstone for some of the Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville family.
ICI REPOSENT
FRANCOIS PHILIPPE MARIGNY MANDEVILLE
chevalier de Lordre royaL et militaire
de St Louis et major de place a la Nouvelle
Orleans ne a Bayeux en Normandie
mort dans cette ville le 4 Nov 1728
ANTOINE PHILIPPE MARIGNY
de MANDEVILLE chevalier de lordre
royal et militaire de St Louis et capitaine
d'infanterie au service de France ne a
la Mobile le 28 Fev. 1722. mort a la
Nouvelle Orleans le 6 Nov 1779
PIERRE PHILIPPE de MARIGNY de MANDEVILLE chevalier de Lordre
royal et militaire de St Louis capitaine
d'infanterie sans le gouvernement espagnol
ne dans cette ville le 15 Juin 1751
mort le 11 Mai 1800

Notes
Knight of the Royal Military Order of St. Louis

Sources

[S64] La. Historical Quarterly, 44 (Reliability: 3), 1911.
Pierre Enguerrand Philippe de Mandeville, Ecuyer Sieur de Marigny, Chevalier de St. Louis, Captain of infantry in the service of Spain, was born in New Orleans, June 15th, 1750.
Volume 5, Issue 1
[S3] Archdiocese of N.O. Sacr. Rec. v02 (1751-1771), Earl C. Woods, (New Orleans, La. : Archdiocese of New Orleans, 1987), F379 .N553 W66 1987 REF V.2., 83 (Reliability: 3).
Pierre (Antoinne [@Antoine] (Philippe, Sieur DE MANDEVILLE, Ecuyer, officer of a company of naval reserve troops, and Francoise DE LILLE),
baptized June 29, 1751,
born June 15, 1751,
sponsors Pierre DELILLE, the infant's grandfather, and Jacqueline MICHEL, the godfather's wife
(SLC, B2, 224)
[S64] La. Historical Quarterly, Volume 4, page 45 (Reliability: 3).
Pierre Philippe de Marigny died at his country home May 14th, 1800. His body was transferred to the home of Mrs. Dn. Andres Almonester, whence it was interred in the St. Louis Cathedral. His funeral notice was as follows:

Messieurs et Dames:

Vous etes pries d'assister au convoi et a l'enterrement de feu M. Dn. Pedro de Marigny, Colonel de Milice, decede cet apres midi a une heure, dans sa maison.

L'enterrement se fera demain a 7 heures du matin.
Son corps sera expose chez Mme. Dn. Andres Almonastere (sic).

Nouvelle-Orleans ce 14 Mai, 1800.
Un de Profundis, S. V. P.
[S8] Archdiocese of N.O. Sacr. Rec. v07 (1800-1803), Earl C. Woods, (New Orleans, La. : Archdiocese of New Orleans, 1987), F379 .N553 W66 1987 REF V.7., 94-95 (Reliability: 3).
Pedro (Phelipe MARIGNY DE MANDEVILLE and Francisca DELISLE), Chevalier of the Royal and Military Order of St. Louis, militia colonel of this plaza, widower of Juana Maria DESTREHAN, cir. 50 yr., i. May 15, 1800, in the first section of the aisle of [the chapel of] our seraphic father, St. Francis, in this cathedral (SLC, F4, 89)
[S133] La. Historical Society, v. 5, (Tulane University Press), F366 .L85 v.5-6., 43 (Reliability: 3).
Antoine Philippe married, on January 8th, 1748, Francoise de Lisle. He died in New Orleans November 6th, 1779, and was interred in the Church of St. Louis.
[S205] To Reach Afar, Horace H. Harvey, Katherine Harvey Rogér, Louise Destrehan Rogér D'Oliveira, (Hercules Publishing Co., 1974), 24.
Destrehan's children, those that live long enough, surely made interesting marriage; like Jeanne Marie who married the Marquis Pierre Enguerrand Phillipe de Marigny de Mandeville in New Orleans on July 14, 1772. She and her husband owned vast tracts of land in New Orleans and St. Tammany Parish and even extending over into what was then Spanish Florida.