LABOYTEAUX DATA E

LABOYTEAUX, LABERTEAUX, LABERTEW,
LABOYTAUX, LeBOITEAUX, LeBOYTEAUX, Le BOYTEULX,
BETTIEU, etc.
FAMILIES
of
NORTH AMERICA
and
BEYOND



E
LISTING



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The information contained in this record should only be used as a guide or "working genealogy." You should always validate or reconfirm your own lineage. Only through continual research and finding legal records, known as primary resources, will one's genealogy be more exact. At times, when all is said and done, we must rely upon one's own preponderance of what seems to be, but that needs to be stated. Please, therefore, use as a genealogical aid only.     Audrey

ARRANGEMENT of DATA




EFFIE DANIEL LABOYTEAUX, dau/o George Brooks LABOYTEAUX and Missouri or "Zou" or Mary Daniel HARRIS, was born 10 April 1882 Charlestown District, Jefferson County, West Virginia; married 2 May 1903 in West Virginia to John Kennedy WILSON; died 10 October 1963 Berkeley, Alameda County, California. John, s/o John A. WILSON & Mary E. [--?--], was born 27 March 1880 Jefferson County, West Virginia; died 24 May 1955 Riverside County, California. They were the parents of: Harvell LaBoyteaux WILSON b 1904 and John Kennedy WILSON (Jr.) b 1910.

Oct 2007: Courtesy of: "mailto:[email protected]">Sally Lippitt-Houston

"This is a copy of Effie La Boyteaux Wilson�s membership in the United Daughters of the Confederacy. She explains that her father, George Brooks La Boyteaux, was in Company A of 1st Reg. N.C.S. Guards; he was engaged in several battles and eventually the company was captured and held prisoner of war at Roanoke Island, N.C. She applied for membership in 1927."
(Source: Sally Lippitt-Houston)
See also: LABOYTEAUXs Serving in the Civil War



ELIZABETH LABOYTEAUX
Elizabeth Laboyteaux of New Brunswick, NJ in the Somerset Co., NJ records below, appears "to be the same person of that name for whom there was a doctor record that gave an Anna Meyer paying the bill two times." J.A.R.M. believes Anna was Annaka Meyer, the mother of Zachariah Sickles who was the father-in-law of Joseph Laboyteaux." Joseph Laboyteauxwas married to Catherine Sickles.
(Source: 1 March 2008: E-mail: LABOYTEAUX List: J.A.R.M.)


Somerset County Historical Quarterly
p. 281

<(Source: 2008, LABOYTEAUX PAPERS: Elizabeth "Beth" Zaring via Buzz Carmichael)

J.A.R.M. says, "That would match the 1784 census for Hillsborough, NJ which gave no acreage for Joseph, but a good amount for Peter."
[Joseph and Peter are believed sons of Peter Laboyteaux and Jemymy Bries. ash]


Index to Supreme Court Cases, 1704-1844


Case #

Plaintiff
Defendant

County

Dates
Case Type

2988
Magdalen
Beekman (of Magdalen Beekman and Company)
Elizabeth Laboyteaux
(Tenant of Philp French, Deceased)
(Named in Case)
Burlington, Middlesex, and
Somerset
1774-1783
Trespass and Debt
(Trespass on the Case)

14015
Richard Gibb
Elizabeth Laboyteaux
(Tenant of Philip French, dec�d)

Middlesex
1775-1783
Debt

22552
Joseph
Laboyteaux
Samuel
Hudson

Undetermined
1782
Undetermined

7715

Abraham
Covenhoven
Joseph
Laboyteaux

Somerset
1783
Appeal on Trespass on the Case





ELIZABETH FORRESTER LABOYTEAUX, dau/o William Harvell LABOYTEAUX and (1) Mary STEWART, was born 15 October 1898 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 1921, Elizabeth made plans to travel abroad on board the S. S. Aquitania with the intention of visiting Holland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden and returning to U.S. She was 5 ft. 8 in. tall with fair complexion, blue eyes, and red hair at 22 year old when she applied for a passport. In 1921 she was residing with her father at 320 Park Avenue, New York City, NY.

On 25 February 1922, Elizabeth married at the Church of the Heavenly Rest in New York City to Capt. Edward Sanford PEGRAM, Jr., s/o Edward S. PEGRAM (b February 1862 New York City, NY-d aft. 1920--Banker of J. P. Morgan & Co.) and Emma/Anna BROECHER (b Apr 1870 NY-d aft. 1920). Edward was born 11 Aug 1892 in Montclair, New Jersey (WW I Light Cavalry; WW II Draft Registration Card). Edward and Elizabeth were the parents of Elizabeth S. PEGRAM (b 1924) and Edward S. PEGRAM (b 1929). It appears that Edward and Elizabeth divorced, as by April 1942 Edward appears to have been married to an Eleanor [--?--] according to his WW II Draft Registration. Elizabeth later married a (2) E. Robert DURAND. (Source: A. W. Hill)


Social Notes of 4 February 1922

"Invitations have been sent out for the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Forrester LaBoyteaux , a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Harvell LaBoyteaux of 320 Park Avenue and Captain Edward Sanford Pegram Jr., which is to be celebrated on Saturday afternoon, Feb 25, at the Church of the Heavenly Rest."
Courtesy of: Arlene Wimmer Hill



SOCIETY

Current Doings
"New York Times," Monday, 18 February 1922
Courtesy of: 2010, Winona Solomon: See:Pegram Family Album




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Revised: 17 October 2010


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