Louis Barthélemy Daniel de Macarty b. 1706 d. 20 Apr 1764 New Orleans, Louisiana: Stewart

1706 - 1764 (58 years)

Name	Louis Barthélemy Daniel de Macarty
Born	1706
Gender	Male
Military	1732 [1]
	Musketeer, aide-major
Military	14 Sep 1735 [1]
	Captain
Military	11 Jun 1750	Fort de Chartres, Illinois [1]
	Major
Military	16 Jul 1750 [1]
	Chevalier de St. Louis
Military	01 Jul 1759	New Orleans, Louisiana [1]
	Lieutenant of the King
Died	20 Apr 1764	New Orleans, Louisiana
Person ID	I2787	Stewart
Last Modified	24 Aug 2011

Father	Bartholomew de MacCarthey-Mactaig
Relationship	Birth
Mother	Catherine Flechie, d. Bef 14 Jun 1748
Relationship	Birth
Family ID	F925	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Marie Françoise Hélène Pellerin, c. 19 Jul 1731, New Orleans, Louisiana

Married 14 Jun 1748 New Orleans, Louisiana [2]

Children

+	1. Jeanne Françoise de Macarty, b. 04 May 1749, New Orleans, Louisiana [Birth]
+	2. Jean Baptiste François de Macarty, b. 07 Mar 1750, New Orleans, Louisiana , d. 10 Nov 1808, New Orleans, Louisiana (Age 58 years) [Birth]
+	3. Chevalier Louis Barthélemy de Macarty, c. 18 Feb 1751, St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans, Louisiana [Birth]
+	4. Françoise Brigitte de Macarty, c. 11 Apr 1752, St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans, Louisiana , d. 03 Mar 1815, New Orleans, Louisiana (Age ~ 62 years) [Birth]
	5. Marie Françoise de Macarty, b. 17 Sep 1753, New Orleans, Louisiana [Birth]
+	6. Marie Catherine Adélaide de Macarty, b. 18 Nov 1756, New Orleans, Louisiana [Birth]
	7. Celeste Eléonore Elizabeth de Macarty, b. 11 Jan 1759, New Orleans, Louisiana [Birth]
	8. Louise Elenor de Macarty, b. 30 Dec 1761, New Orleans, Louisiana
	9. Marie Marthe de Macarty, b. 14 Apr 1765, New Orleans, Louisiana , d. 12 Feb 1837, New Orleans, Louisiana (Age 71 years) [Birth]
	10. Eugene Theodore de Macarty, b. 03 Apr 1769, New Orleans, Louisiana
	11. Nicolas Theodore de Macarty, b. 20 Mar 1773, New Orleans, Louisiana , d. 24 Aug 1849, New Orleans, Louisiana (Age 76 years) [Birth]

Last Modified 12 Apr 2020

Family ID F924 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Event Map

	Married - 14 Jun 1748 - New Orleans, Louisiana
	Military - Major - 11 Jun 1750 - Fort de Chartres, Illinois
	Military - Lieutenant of the King - 01 Jul 1759 - New Orleans, Louisiana
	Died - 20 Apr 1764 - New Orleans, Louisiana

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Documents

Louisiana Historical Quarterly, Volume 19, Issue 4, page 1097
14 Jun 1748, Marriage Contract for Daniel Barthelemy de Macarty and Françoise Pellerin, her mother Françoise Ruellan, widow of Gerard Pellerin, stipulating for her due to the fact that she is a minor.

Notes

Came to New Orleans in 1732 with his elder brother, Jean Jacques de Macarty. [3]
Captain of the French troops, served with credit under Bienville and de Vaudreuil in their Indian campaigns against the Natchez and Chickasaws and, as a reward for his military services, was appointed Aide Major of New Orleans. Later he commanded Fort Chartres on the Mississippi river, one of the more important citadels in French colonial Louisiana. [3]
Macarty Mactigue, born 1706, son of a captain in the regiment of Albemarle, was long in the service of France. He entered the Musketeers in 1713 and became captain in Louisiana in 1731, and four years later he was aide-major at New Orleans. He was sent to the Illinois, where as commander of Fort Chartres he was a leading figure in tbe South West until 1761. Bienville speaks highly of him, especially in regard to his attention to detail and discipline. Villiers du Terrage has preserved a letter from him in regard to the British attack on Niagara. He died at New Orleans, April 20, 1764.

Name:

Daniel Barthelemy de Macarty

Sources

[S111] Louisiana Troops, 1720-1770, Winston De Ville, (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc), LA 929.3., 127.
[S186] Louisiana Marriage Contracts v1, Alice Daly Forsyth, (1980, Polyanthos, Inc., New Orleans), Lou R 929.3763 F73L., 203.
June 14, 1748

Sieur DANIEL BARTHELEMY De MACARTY, Lieutenant of the Troops of the Marines in this Colony, son of the deceased Mr. THEODORE De MACARTY, Commandant of the town of Crussol, and of the deceased Dame CATHERINE FLECHIE his father and mother, native of Charnes

with

Demoiselle FRANCOISE PELLERIN, minor daughter of the deceased Sieur GERARD PELLERIN and of Dame FRANCOISE RUELLAN now wife of JEAN BAPTISTE de MEMBREDE.

Stipulating for Mr. De Macarty, Mr. JEAN JACQUES MACARTY MACTEGUE his brother, Captain of the Troops of the Marines of this Colony and Madame his wife, Mr. PIERRE de RIGAUD Marquis de VAUDREUIL, Chevalier of the Royal and Military Order of St. Louis, and Captain of the King's vessels in this province of Louisiana and Madame his wife, Mr. GILLES AUGUSTIN PAYEN, Chevalier de NOYAN, Chevalier of the Royal and Military Order of St. Louis, Lieutenant of the King in this Province.

And on the part of Demoiselle FRANCOISE PELLERIN, Sieur De MEMBREDE her step-father and Madame Dame her mother stipulating for the minor and Sieur GERARD PELLERIN her brother, Mr. DUBREUIL, Senior, her tutor and Mr. VINCENT GUILLAUME DAUBERVILLE Commissioner of the Marines of Louisiana.

Signed at New Olreans in the presence of Mr. DeMEMBREDE, Sieur Augustin Chantalon and MARIN LeNORMAND, witnesses as required.

Signing—DANIEL BARTHELEMY DeMACARTHY, FRANCOISE HELENE PELLERIN, RULELLAN MEMBREDE, MACARTY MACTIGUE, LOUIS GERARD PELLERIN, TREPAGNIE MACARTY, Sieur de VAUDREUIL, VAUDREUIL, D'AUBERVILLE, VAUDREUIL, MONTAULT de MONBERAULT, LENORMAND, DeBENAC, CHANTALON, NOYAN, GUIEL de PAYEN, HENRY, Notary.
[S49] Old Families of Louisiana, Stanley Clisby Arthur, (Harmanson, 1931), 332.