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LABOYTEAUX, LABERTEAUX, LABERTEW,
LABOYTAUX, LeBOITEAUX, LeBOYTEAUX, Le BOYTEULX,
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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

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J. F. LABOYTEAUX appears to have been the owner of a very obscure brewery in New Castle, Henry County, Indiana. It is said that the local historical society has no information concerning this brewery, when it operated and its owner. The identity of this J. F. Laboyteaux and his LABOYTEAUX family connections are unknown at this time by family researchers. One reference indicates that there was a Laboyteaux & Co. Brewery, built 1865 and was located on Hagerstown Pike, Henry County, Indiana about 1/4 mile east of New Castle. (Source: Digging Our Roots, Families of Pence, Shanahan, Wood, Mann, & Others by Malot, McPhilliamy & Pence, Gateway Press, 1977.


If this is the same bottle as advertised on E-bay in January 2008 from the former Pat Sheley collection, the information given is: vintage ale bottle, 10 1/4 inches tall, being one of two bottles found in late 1970s-80s in a Lafayette, Indiana canal.



JACOB LABOYTEAUX [aka Jacob LABERTEAUX], s/o Peter LABOYTEAUX and Sarah (aka Mary "Polly") POTTS, born 20 May 1769 New Jersey; was christened 12 Jan 1770.

Harlingen Reformed Church
Montgomery Twp., Somerset County, NJ
"Willem, Jacob, Benijemen, Elisabet" on 12 Jan 1770, children of "Pieter & Sarah Betu."
(Source: E-mail: 09 Dec 1997: Jim de Waal Malefyt: Gen Magazine of NJ, 19:37)

Jacob married 26 January 1790 at the Reformed Dutch Church, Conewago, Pennsylvania by Rev. George G. Brinckerhoff to Anna "Anne" AMMERMAN, dau/o Hendrick AMMERMAN and Yanette VAN ARSDALE [AERTSDALEN]. Anna was born 16 August 1768 Conewago, York County, Pennsylvania; died 24 November 1848 [perhaps in Michigan]. It is said that Jacob and Anna went to upstate New York [perhaps Cayuga County, New York where his brother William died and where others of the Conewago Colony settled], but evidently from there they migrated to Calhoun County, Michigan where Jacob is said to have died on 30 October 1838. In Michigan the family surname began to be spelled as LABERTEAUX. They were parents of eight known children: Peter, Jane, Sally, Henry, Jacob, James, Polly, & Eliza.
(Source: Courtesy of Arlene Wimmer Hill)

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

In reviewing the way that Jacob Laboyteaux [aka Laberteaux] and Anna Ammerman named their children, it appears they used the more traditional pattern of the Dutch for at least their first five children:
Peter, 1st son after his father
Jane, 1st dau. after her mother [Was she Yanette or Janette?]
Sally, 2nd dau. after his mother
Henry, 2nd son after her father
Jacob, after the father
James
Polly
Eliza
Traditionally after naming children after the parents the remaining children were named after his/her grandparents, uncles/aunts and his/her siblings.

We have some disagreement by researchers in Sarah (Potts) Laboyteaux's given name, wife of Peter Laboyteaux. Some refer to her as Sarah and others as Mary "Polly" and so she presently is referred to Sarah Mary "Polly" in Arlene's GEDCOM. We know that "Sally" is a nickname for Sarah and "Polly" a nickname for Mary. Early records just call her Sarah and a Bible Record names her as "Sarah Pots." However, the undated CALLAHAN Manuscript refers to her as Mary "Polly" Potts. What did Mrs. Callahan know that is not documented. What were her reasons for naming Peter's wife as Mary "Polly" instead of Sarah? ash


JAMES Milton LABOYTEAUX
Click on his name to read his biography.

JAMES LABOYTEAUX
Seeking information concerning this photo. Information 15 Feb 2009 from Mark Strube:
On the back of the photo below is written Mrs. John Franklin, whose maiden name was Stella Brodie. The photo was taken 26 September 1910 at a birthday dinner in honor of Mr. James Laboyteaux, but none of those present are identified. Stella was born and raised in Huntsville, Madison Co., Arkansas and married in 1899 to John Franklin. After her marriage they moved to Indian Territory. By 1910 they were living in Hereford, Texas. In Oklahoma, John and Stella lived around the Vinita area. Most of their married life with the exception of the short time they were in Texas.

Mark and our Laboyteaux group are seeking the identifications of James Laboyteaux and the folks in the photo. We are also seeking the LABOYTEAUX family line for this James Laboyteaux. It is not known if there was a family or friendly relationship between James Laboyteaux and John & Stella (Brodie) Franklin. Please contact Mark and Audrey.



JAMES LAYFETTE LABOYTEAUX, s/o Stephen LABOYTEAUX & Catherine MULLEN, was born 26 September 1843 Henry County, Indiana; married 07 January 1867 Henry County, Indiana to Margaret "Maggie" ALGER; died 1932; buried Batson Cemetery, Liberty Township, Henry County, Indiana. Margaret born 07 March 1847 Virginia; died 1921; and is also buried in the Batson Cemetery. Children: Edgar D., Elmer Peter, Catherine "Kitty", Blanche, Pearl Violet, Virgil Winfield, Frank Alton, Albert, Clyde Stewart, and Lillian Mary LABOYTEAUX. James & Margaret are buried next to Harriet LABOYTEAUX (1903-1914), their granddaughter, illegitimate dau/o Pearl Violet Laboyteaux who later married David B./R. FADELY. Other relatives, John J. LABOYTEAUX, Peter J. LABOYTEAUX, & Hiram LABOYTEAUX, are buried in a different location in Batson Cemetery, but are buried next to each other.
(2006, LABOYTEAUX GEDCOM: Arlene Wimmer Hill; 2008, (LABOYTEAUX PAPERS: Elizabeth "Beth" Zaring via Buzz Carmichael)
Click on his name to read his biography.

Feb 2008, Courtesy of: Elizabeth "Beth" Zaring


JOHN LABOITEAUX
[There is no reference to the source for this Xeroxed information. The information within this article is in conflict with other information. We know that (Capt.) John Laboyteaux (born abt. 1740-1780) (wife, Hannah Smith) was the one killed on the Aurora, yet this article appears to indicate that a brother of John Laboiteaux died in New York Harbor. Information from John C. La Boyteaux in 2008 indicates that the place was Delaware Bay near Philadelphia. Other information states that (Capt.) John Laboyteaux son was taken prisoner on the Jersey, yet this article indicates a brother was taken prisoner. Who is the John Laboiteaux in this article? ash]
(Source: 2008, LABOYTEAUX PAPERS: Elizabeth "Beth" Zaring via Buzz Carmichael)


JOHN COLSTON LA BOYTEAUX, Jr.; married June 1945, in Santa Maria Novella Cathedral, Florence, Italy to Ida May RODENHISER. Ida was born 14 January 1920 Wilmington, Delaware; was in the Army Nurse Corps in Sicily and Italy during WW II where she met her husband; died 22 September 2000 Sonoma, California.
(Oct 2007, Sally (La Boyteaux) Lippitt-Houston)



JOHN COLSTON LA BOYTEAUX III of Redcrest, Humboldt County, California

Redwood Times
November 23, 2004

Excerpt from article
Courtesy of: John Colston Laboyteaux III
20 Jan 2005


JOHN F. LABOYTEAUX, s/o Paul Laboyteaux & Elizabeth "Betsy" Tetherland/Fetherland, appears to be the holder of this land title for land in Springfield, Illinois dated 1 June 1857. John was of Fayette County, Illinois in 1857.

Courtesy of: Effie Bledsoe Hanna
09 Feb 2005


JOHN G. LABOYTEAUX married Phebe [--?--].

12 Mar 1777, Information from Marjorie (Mrs. Jack) Burress of Cincinnati, OH in response to a query (IN Historical Publication) of Gordan P. Tierney of IL.
(LABOYTEAUX PAPERS: Elizabeth "Beth" Zaring via Buzz Carmichael)


1850 U. S. Federal Census
Owen County, Indiana
Wayne Township
Gosport
6 August 1850
p. 11
#78
John G. LaBertew, age 80y, male, Real Estate $1500, b NY
  (Source: Internet, Heritage Quest: Series: M432 Roll: 164 Page: 6 Image: 11)  



JOHN JOSEPH LABOYTEAUX, s/o John LABOYTEAUX (1764-1794 NY) & Phebe [--?--]; born 05 December 1794 [NJ Church Record] or 25 February 1795 [Beth Zaring's Bible Record: "February the 25th 1795 There was born John J. Laboyteaux"]; married 06 August 1815 [Beth Zaring's Bible Record] Hamilton County, Ohio to Elizabeth MONFORT; died 04 December 1867 probably Liberty Township, Henry County, Indiana at 73y [Batson Cemetery Records]; and buried at the Batson Cemetery, Liberty Township, Henry County, Indiana. John J. [Joseph] LABOYTEAUX, Peter J. LABOYTEAUX, & Hiram LABOYTEAUX, are buried in plots in Batson Cemetery next to each other. Elizabeth, dau/o Peter H. MONFORT & Sarah MILLER [Beth Zaring's Bible Record], was born 03 August 1797 New Jersey; died 13 November 1844 probably Liberty Township, Henry County, Indiana at 84y 8m 24d. Children: Caroline, Hannah, John, Josiah, & Hiram LABOYTEAUX.
[2006, LABOYTEAUX GEDCOM: Arlene Wimmer Hill; 2008, LABOYTEAUX PAPERS: Elizabeth "Beth" Zaring via Buzz Carmichael]


Somerset Co., NJ Historical Quarterly, Vol. 1, p. 134;
Vol. 8, p. 61: Records of Neshanic Dutch Reformed Church.
"Joseph, b 5 Dec 1794, chris. 9 Dec 1796; Peter b 28 Nov 1792, chr 9 Dec 1796." Children of John Labertude and Phebe.
(Source: 2008, LABOYTEAUX PAPERS: Elizabeth "Beth" Zaring via Buzz Carmichael)


JOHN LABOYTEAUX, s/o John Joseph LABOYTEAUX & Elizabeth MONTFORT, was born 01 April 1825 [Arlene Wimmer Hill's research] [Beth Zaring's Bible Record: "April the 1st 1825, There was born John Laboyteaux"] in Hamilton County, Ohio. He married 01 March 1845 Mt. Pleasant, Hamilton County, Ohio to Mary J. MARSH. John died 01 April 1866 Henry County, Indiana [Beth Zaring's Bible Record: "John Laboyteaux died April the 1 1866 aged 40 years"]; buried at the Batson Cemetery, Liberty Township, Henry County, Indiana. Mary was born 10 June 1826; died after 1903. John & Mary had 6 children: Theodore L., Almary Helen, Anna L., Martha Emma, Sarah M., and Hattie C. LABOYTEAUX
(2006, LABOYTEAUX GEDCOM: Arlene Wimmer Hill)
Feb 2008, Courtesy of: Arlene Wimmer Hill and Elizabeth "Beth" Zaring


JOSEPH (Josup) LABOYTEAUX, s/o Peter LABOYTEAUX & Jemymy (Jemima) BRIES, was born Bef. 14 March 1731. He appears to have been an innkeeper at Hillsborough, Somerset County, New Jersey. In those days a tavern and inn were synonymous as they frequently had rooms to let within the tavern. Usually to operate a tavern/inn, one had to secure a license. [Check for tavern licenses.]

First Reformed Church Raritan (Somerville) Baptisms
Somerset Historical Society Quarterly (SHSQ) 2:215.
   14 Mar 1731 - bap Josup (Joseph), child of Pieter Betu, wit. Henne Bries.  

(Source: 2006, Arlene Wimmer Hill)

[This record indicates that Joseph married Catherine Sickles, but if Joseph was born abt. 1731 and didn't marry until 1769 that would have made him close to 31 years of age at time of his marriage to Catherine. There is a strong possibility that there could have been previous marriage. Joseph is said to have resided in Hillsborough, but there was another Joseph residing in New York City. ash]

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


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
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







Created: 01 January 2005
Revised: 18 February 2009


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