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Re: Brossett search

rochejanekerry — 2011-01-22 06:00:44Z

I have Francoise Tranquilan BROSSET b.1845/ d.1889
Interesting - his brother Jules Tranquillins BROSSET b.Feb 17, 1840/ d.Jan 2, 1863 M'd Celeste VERCHER b.Aug 8, 1841/d.abt.1905. Found him in Book Excerpt: "Tales of Old Natchitoches" He strayed from my line(Pierre BROSSET b.Dec 13, 1744 (alt.1745/ d.Oct 8, 1821) but kept it anyways.
Couldn't attach my file - will send by email if you would like. Jane Kerry Roche rochejane@comcast.net

Brossett Family

angelinebrossett — 2010-10-20 14:06:48Z

Any info on Brossett's in the southern half of mississippi need to email or post on this website about any new news!!
havnt seen any recent posts from others in awhile!
Is anyone related to these family members??
my dad:
~ charles brossett [ chuck ]

My aunts:
~ barbara ann
~ sally
~ rita

My uncles:
~ patrick
~ lee

Grandparents:
~ grandpa/ Donald Brossett
~ grandma/ Sarah Brossett

Re: Brossettes

JMoiseyAsay — 2010-04-21 13:20:47Z

http://nutrias.org/inv/jpmarrindex/a2b.htm

New Orleans (La.) Justices of the Peace.
Index to marriage records, 1846-1880
________________________________________

Dozieres, Louis Antoine, Madeleine Nicholas Brosset 1862/02/18 VEE 678 420

http://www.lascv.org/b21.htm or http://files.usgwarchives.org/la/state/military/wbts/booths-...

Dozieres, L., Pvt. 8th Co. 1st Regt. French Brig. La. Militia. On Roll not dated, ordered into
service of the State of Louisiana within the limits of the City of New Orleans, La.

Re: Brossettes

kaggen — 2010-04-20 14:57:01Z

Hi,

I did not find any additional info, but I haven't been looking lately either. It's been a very busy couple of years. That is fascinating that you were able to find out more about Madelaine and Nicholas. If you have document, like that justice of the peace recors, that you could send via e-mail, I'd appreciate it. I know my Uncle would love to see it. Thanks for sending me a message.

Re: Brossettes

JMoiseyAsay — 2010-04-16 14:43:56Z

Hi, did you ever find more Brossette info? We did. I had 4 more people contact me who were descendents and one found a justice of the peace record for Madelaine Antoine Brossette, widow of Nicholas, marrying a Lous Dozieres in Feb of 1862 in NO. Explains where Nicholas got to and why they disappeared. The strange thing is that she moved with him to NY and left her kids in New Orleans. Census records were weird here as to number of kids. Her death record was a good one, verifying a number a facts. :-)

Re: Brossett Family History

angelinebiloxi — 2010-01-04 02:16:12Z

hi, my name is angeline brossett. i am 15 years old and i was wondering how many people were looking up any brossett's. i found many familiar names that live FARELY close to me and my dad who is originally a brossett. and still is. his name is charles brossett [ also known as chuck ] and talks about a " sam ", " sammie ", and also some other relatives of his. if you have any info or are related to this family in any way and are living within mississippi limits [ particularly the coast ] then please email me at angelinebiloxi@yahoo.com THANKS!!
~ angeline ~

Re: joseph and marie brossette

sandy14002 — 2009-12-13 13:28:04Z

There are some Brozette's in West Indies in mid-1700's, too. Most were planters on the Islands, and I find many likely connections to planters in Southern states. Major James Brozette's wife was Cornelia Sherman buried at Christ Church, as was her sister Mary Crisp, d/o of Samuel Sherman Esq. Mary died age 38 in 1730.

Re: brossett

melissaemas — 2009-03-21 18:44:48Z

I am happy to see your response. I am your second cousin.
I was born in 1971 so I don't think I ever knew you,but I know of you :) I am Hardy's older sister Victoria's grandaughter. My father Reggie Adams was your first cousin. He passed away in 1988. He and uncle Bud (Hardy) are buried at the same place.
I have done alot of research on the Brosset side and need to go to Cloutierville in Natchitoches and do some digging in church records as well as the geneology department there.
If you would like to see the tree that I have been working on you are more than welcome. I currently have it set to private but will let you in if you like.
If you have any questions please ask. My direct e-mail is meljon4ever@yahoo.com.
I hope to hear from you again :)

Re: brossett

k2cnewhorizons — 2009-03-21 07:48:40Z

I have not checked this article in awhile, and just
happened to see your response today. Yes, I am Kathy.
My next to youngest sister was the one that was burned.
Do not see any of my sisters. Just met them a few times.
Hope you are doing well :)

Re: Brossett family

mriley198 — 2008-12-29 10:23:21Z

My wife Pam was a Brossett. Her father was Freeman Brossett. He died in Tyler Texas in 1996. His Father was Pierre and mother was Josaphine from down south Louisiana. She has one brother, Rick Wayne Brossett, still living in Tyler, Tx. and one sister Sheila, still living in Tyler, Tx. If you want more info., let me know and I will give you my phone number and you can call my wife and talk with her.

Re: Brossett's

roosterbanny — 2008-10-31 18:41:26Z

this is the 1st time i have seen your post about the brossett family.All of my family are brossettes so please contact me if you are still interested in the family.

Re: Brossettes

phyllisledoux — 2008-06-28 21:46:12Z

hi...can you send to me also? nicholas and madeline were my father's great grandparents... hope you are still checking these messages. i didn't know madelines name was antoine...i'm adding it to my tree.

Re: Brossett family

JFCuad — 2008-03-28 16:36:13Z

Yes. I am interested in this family. Adel Brossette (b. 1895 in New Orleans) married my great grandfather (Frank Cuadrado). From Ancestry.com, I think that I can trace to an N. Brossette, a baker born in Paris around 1820. Can you help with this connection.
His son, Jean Louis, married a Theodosie Brown. Is that correct?

Regards,

Re: Brossett family history

drinkscokealot1 — 2008-03-26 01:45:50Z

LOoks like Im in the right area. I am looking up Mamie Brossett with her mother Rachal, anybody have any any information for other ancestors, etc?

Re: Brossett Family History

melissaemas — 2007-07-20 20:45:12Z

My grandmother is half sister to Edward (same father). She was with her Neuville when he died she was only 12 years old. She remembers that it was a extremely hot day in 1940. He died of bone cancer. Please let me know if you would be interested in sharing info. Melissa

Re: brossett

melissaemas — 2007-07-19 21:53:43Z

I saw that you are looking for your family in Louisiana. Are you by any chance Cathy or do you have a sister named Cathy?? Do you remember aunt Vicki Adams who lived in New Orleans East? I know that one of uncle Bud's(Hardy)daughters was burned very badly. If any of this rings a bell please contact me. I am possibly your 2nd cousin my father being your first.
Melissa

The wives of Pierre Cesaire Brossett

DonnaLongCasey1966 — 2006-11-29 16:40:38Z

Can someone please explain to me about the first wife of Pierre Cesaire Brossett? Marie Louise LaCour. I have TWO Marie Louise LaCours in my files, one as the wife of Pierre and one as the wife of Pierre Manuel Rachal. Is this the same woman or was there two of them? Please help?!
Donna

Re: Brossettes

2006-09-05 17:01:49Z

I did have the 1860 census which is the ONLY mention of them that I have found. As far as I have been able to determine, the natichotoches Brossettes are not related to us unless they all came from Paris, France as I have been able to track them back them with birth certs and a marriage cert. I would love to find out what happened to them. Thanks!

Re: Brossettes

annneal — 2006-09-03 21:09:34Z

In the 1860 US Federal census there is an entry in New Orleans Ward 6, of Ernest Lavasseur age 28, watchmaker, N. Brossette 40, Baker, Madeleine Brossette 40, Louis Brossette 15 Baker, Phil Brossette 12, Anna Brossette 10, and Nicholas Brossette 6 All the places of birth is France except for Phil is Prussia and Nicholas is Missouri.

I also have Brosset ancesters. The courthouse at Natchitoches has a lot of information, as does the genealogy society in Natchitoches. You just have to go and read and read. Also, the parish lines changed, so some of the history is in other parishes, althought you ancester may not have moved.

Re: Anne of the Caddo (Marie Anne des Caddeaux)

annneal — 2006-07-18 02:28:26Z

Did you ever find any trail of Anne of the Caddo? We are trying to research her line also. I have a Grillet family group sheet from a file in a museum in Coushatta (I believe) that has the mother of Marie (Jeanne) Lousie Brevel as Anne (Caddo Indian). Marie (Jeanne)'s place and date of birth is October 20, 1738 in Caddo Indian nation. Her baptism is June 19, 1739 Poste des Natchitoches LA. Maybe there is more about her mother Anne in the baptismal record?

Brossettes

JMoiseyAsay — 2006-06-14 14:11:38Z

Hi, I am tracing the Brossettes that emigrated in 1856-58 from Paris France. I find the family in NO, LA in the 1860 census. John Louis, his sister Ann and brother Phillip, who moved to MS, I can trace, and also a possible connection in the 1930 census for a Nicholas Brossette, another brother. I can't find any other references to the parents other than this 1860 census. Another cousin of mine wrote to Paris and was able to get a birth certificate for Nicolas Brossette and also his marriage license to Madeleine Antoine but that's all I have. Are you connected to these Brossettes? Thanks! Jusy

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