Bayou Chene
We are going to have a section called Bayou Chene since our roots are there. Some of you may have memories about being there but I personally have never been there. Any thing anyone has to say will be of great interest.
Here are a few Carline entries...
- Bayou Chene
- ST. MARY PARISH PLANTERS' BANNER-FRANKLIN
- Years in the Swamp
- Atchafalaya
- Bayou Chene Blog
Labels: Articles, Bayou Chene
posted by Carline Family @ 10:29 AM
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Yesterday I received some material from the Louisiana Methodist Archives about the Methodist Church at Bayou Chene. I did see a few Senecas and Verretts but no one I could definitely say was our family. It is all hand written so I'm going to organize and type the information. I will post the information here in case some could pertain to another branch of someone's family. Dolly
You do know that the Joseph Carline Plantation on the Chene was never for the father, he died in 1809, 40 years before that list (of people who live on the Chene from 1798 - 1927)and I have never found any record that he went to the Chene. I think the first Carlins on the Chene were Joseph's grandchildren - the children of Dennis - his dtr married an Allen, a son married a Senetiere, etc. All the other early marriages were to families known in the early history of New Iberia and Franklin... Obviously one of the children had an undocumented son named Joseph, either as a middle name...or they named the place after their grandfather....
This is the information I have on Urbain, son of Denis, son of Joseph…He could have been the owner of ‘Joseph Carlin Plantation’ or his brother Godfrey….His brother Ursin’s plantation is already listed…
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According to records of John Ira Carline - All their children were born on Urbain & Arise Carlin's plantation on Bayou Chene - on the south end of Old Bayou Chene, 300 acres, T10 s, R 9 E, Section 35. Bounded north by Bayou Chene, south by land of Godfrey Carline, east of Bayou Chene & West by Olevia Plantation.
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CARLIN, Urbain (Denis - of lower Bayou Teych & Susanne LABATTE-RIE) b. 21 Feb. 1805, bt. 23 April 1805 Pats: Joseph CARLIN & Francoise LANGE; Mats: Jean LABATTERIE & ---; Spons: Francois GUIDRY & Annette GUIDRY, sister of the godfather. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #255)
CARLIN, Urbain m. 24 April 1834 Arsese VERRET (Frank. Ct. Hse.: Mar. v.2, #173)
CARLIN, Urbain (Denys & Susanne LABATRIE) m. 28 April 1836 Arsise VERRET (SM Ch.: v.8, #8)
VERRET, Arsise (Jean Baptiste & Henriette VERRET) m. 28 April 1836 Urbain CARLIN (SM Ch.: v. 8, # 8)
CARLIN, Urbain Succ. dated 6 Jan. 1869 (SM Ct. Hse.: Succ. # 2170)
CARLIN, Edouard (Urbin & Arsise VERRET) b. 25 March 1835 (SM Ch.: v.8, #1043)
CARLIN, Eugenie (---- & Narcisse VERRET) b. 20 August 1843 (Charenton Ch.: v. 1, p.7)
CARLIN, Marie Ophelia (Urbin & Arcisse VERRET) bt. 29 April 1849 at age 9 yrs. [1840] (Charenton Ch.: v. 1, p.37).., born 1840
CARLIN, Eugene (Urbin & Marie VERRET) b. 15 ----; bt. 1846 (Charenton Ch.: v. 1, p. 15)
CARLIN, Marie Ophelia (Urbin & Arcissa VERRET) bt. 18 Oct. 1850 at age 12 days (Charenton Ch.: v. 1, p. 50)
Peggy
Check this out if you're interested in the land grants of the Carlin/Carline family.
http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/PatentSearch/Results.asp?Index=1&qryid=25378.45
The following information came from the Le Raconteur and is the work of Judy Riffel:
Bayou Jean Louis or Verret Cementery
Flint, Benjamin bn abt 1858, d unknown
Larson, Agatha Mendoza bn 4 Feb 1857, d. 27 Aug 1916
Mendoza, child, bn unkn, d unkn
Mendoza, child, bn unkn, d unkn
Verret, A.J. bn unkn, d unkn
Verret, Aristide Henry bn 25 Mar 1894, d unkn
Verret, Baker, bn unkn, d unkn
Verret, Bertha Billiot (Mrs. Ernest) bn unkn, d unkn
Verret, Catherine bn 1926, d 1929
Verret, Ellen Ernestine Larson (Mrs. Hushville Armand) bn abt 1876, d unknown
Verret Francis Sullivan bn 5 Dec 1854. d aft 1920
Verret, Hushville Armand bn 16 Jan 1873, unkn
Verret, Iola bn abt 1919
Verret, Jeffery James bn 15 Jul 1911, d 27 Mar 1915
Verret, P.J. bn unkn, d unkn
Verret, Sidney bn abt 1877, d unkn
Verret, Viola bn abt 1916, d unkn
Verret, Vivian bn abt 1916. d 16 Feb 1923
I will do the other cementeries at another time.
Urbain and his older brother Ursin starting farming cane circa 1829 (as records indicate)They purchased part of the Olivier Plantation on the Chene.My Grandfather told me as a child that Urbain was so dark complected he was thought to be a Mulatto by a fellow applying for work there, and the rollers on his mill were made of Oak. they would squeal so loud during grinding season that the pitch of the noise would make all the dogs in the community howl in unison.I get a chuckle out of it when I envision that site.
Dolly,
Did you transcribe the Louisiana Methodist Archives material? I couldnt find it on your site...
Bob
The only information is that about the cemeteries.
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