Jules Victor Cottrell

1832 - 1869  (36 years)

• Name	Jules Victor Cottrell
  Born	19 Sep 1832	Saint-Pierre, Martinique   [1]
  Gender	Male
  Died	06 Jul 1869	New Orleans, Louisiana   [2]
  Person ID	I1357	Stewart
  Last Modified	15 Feb 2012

  
  

  Father	Georges Louis Cottrell,   b. 22 Aug 1806, Fort-Royal, Martinque ,   d. 13 Jul 1854, Hardin County, Kentucky  (Age 47 years)
  Relationship	Birth
  Mother	Émilie Françoise Victoire de Luppé,   b. 06 Sep 1809, Le Robert, Martinique ,   d. 20 Jun 1869, New Orleans, Louisiana  (Age 59 years)
  Relationship	Birth
  Married	27 Jan 1829	Saint-Pierre, Martinique
  Notes	Kentucky Census Records, 1850 HARDIN COUNTY District 1 Page 323/645 # 275 George Catterall 43 M Martinque Amelia Catterell 40 F Martinque Adeli Catterell 19 F Martinque Caroline Catterell 17 F Martinque Julius Catterell 16 M Martinque Emily Catterell 14 F Martinque Lewis Catterell 11 M Martinque Heny Catterell 9 M Martinque Elizabeth Catterell 7 F Martinque Benjamin Catterell 3 M Martinque Heny Catterell 24 F Martinque Luppi F. Catterell 27 M Martinque Mary Catterell 70 F Martinque District 2 (Southern) Page 429 Emily Catterall 15 F Martinque (Living in a Monastery) Source: http://www.cottrellweb.org/ky/1850.htm From a document I received from Penny deBoiseblanc, a descendant of the de Luppé line: This is a photo of my great grandfather Felix Claude François de Luppé, born April 12, 1821 at Robert, Cul-du-Sac, Martinique, F.W.I. He was the son of Michel Louis François de Luppé Pothuau des Naudry, born Nov. 15, 1784, and Andrea Claire Catherine Robertine Pocquet de Puilhery, born at La Trinité, Martinique (around 1786). On a return voyage to Martinique, Michel Louis boarded an Amercian schooner "Romp" which sailed from Newburyport, Mass. October 16, 1821. On October 19, 1821 he became ill and died. He was buried at sea as was the custom. When the "Romp" arrived at Trinité testimony of the captain and other witnesses was duly made before the naval authorities, the port master and those in charge of the marine service of that port. Fol. 21, Acte de deces de Michel Louis François de Luppé Pothuau des Naudry. Date de l'acte 1er Decembre, Commune Robert, territoire Martinique. Provided by Archives Nationales, Section Outre-Mer. Depot des Papiers publies des Departements et Territoires d'Outre-Mer, cree part edit du mois de juin 1776. Paris, France. Felix Claude François married Elizabeth Hubert Hery of Tarbe, France. He and his wife emigrated to Louisiana in 1849 with George Cottrell and his wife, Emilie Victoire de Luppé, my great grandfather's sister, George's mother-in-law, a former Miss Augrain, and George's 9 children, among whom were Ton-ton Ben, and Tonton Henry. All of George Cottrell's children had been born in St. Pierre, Martinique. Arriving in New Orleans, they bought land in Kentucky, today Elizabethtown. This is where my mother's father Charles was born, their only child, born in an American wilderness. George Cottrell died and was buried there no register to even record his death. The entire group returned to New Orleans in 1853-54, shortly after his death. One of George's daughters, Adele, married George, a de Jaham, in New Orleans, and this is our link with Didier de Jaham.
  Family ID	F432	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map		Born - 19 Sep 1832 - Saint-Pierre, Martinique Died - 06 Jul 1869 - New Orleans, Louisiana  = Link to Google Earth
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• Documents

  Death Certificate for Jules Cottrell Theodule Veau, a native of Louisiana, residing at 371 Love Street in this city who hereby declares that Jules Cottrell a native of Martinique aged thirty-seven years died on the sixth instant (July 6th 1869) at twelve O'clock M. five miles below Algiers.

  
  

• Sources

  [S66] Family Documents. [S58] Orleans Parish Death Index (Reliability: 3).