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• Birth	Bayeux, Normandy, France   [1]
  Gender	Male
  Died	24 Oct 1728	New Orleans, Louisiana   [2]
  Buried	25 Oct 1728	St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans, Louisiana   [2]
  Person ID	I3336	Stewart
  Last Modified	26 Feb 2016
  Family	Marie Madeleine Le Maire  [3]
  Children	> 1. Antoine Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville,   b. 20 Feb 1722, Mobile, Alabama ,   d. 06 Nov 1779, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Last Modified	23 Aug 2007
  Family ID	F1113	Group Sheet

• Event Map		Event Birth - - Bayeux, Normandy, France Died - 24 Oct 1728 - New Orleans, Louisiana Buried - 25 Oct 1728 - St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans, Louisiana  = Link to Google Maps   = Link to Google Earth
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• Documents		Louisiana Historical Quarterly, Volume 5, Issue 1, Page 42 Biographical and Genealogical notes concerning the family of Philippe de Mandeville Ecuyer Sieur de Marigny, 1709-1910
  		Louisiana Historical Quarterly, Volume 5, Issue 1, page 43 Biographical and Genealogical notes concerning the family of Philippe de Mandeville Ecuyer Sieur de Marigny, 1709-1910
  		Louisiana Historical Quarterly, Volume 5, Issue 1, page 44 Biographical and Genealogical notes concerning the family of Philippe de Mandeville Ecuyer Sieur de Marigny, 1709-1910
  		Louisiana Historical Quarterly, Volume 5, Issue 1, page 45 Biographical and Genealogical notes concerning the family of Philippe de Mandeville Ecuyer Sieur de Marigny, 1709-1910
  		Louisiana Historical Quarterly, Volume 5, Issue 1, page 46 Biographical and Genealogical notes concerning the family of Philippe de Mandeville Ecuyer Sieur de Marigny, 1709-1910
  		Louisiana Historical Quarterly, Volume 5, Issue 1, page 47 Biographical and Genealogical notes concerning the family of Philippe de Mandeville Ecuyer Sieur de Marigny, 1709-1910
  		Louisiana Historical Quarterly, Volume 5, Issue 1, page 48 Biographical and Genealogical notes concerning the family of Philippe de Mandeville Ecuyer Sieur de Marigny, 1709-1910
  		Louisiana Historical Quarterly, Volume 5, Issue 1, page 49 Biographical and Genealogical notes concerning the family of Philippe de Mandeville Ecuyer Sieur de Marigny, 1709-1910
  		Louisiana Historical Quarterly, Volume 5, Issue 1, page 50 Biographical and Genealogical notes concerning the family of Philippe de Mandeville Ecuyer Sieur de Marigny, 1709-1910
  		Louisiana Historical Quarterly, Volume 5, Issue 1, page 51 Biographical and Genealogical notes concerning the family of Philippe de Mandeville Ecuyer Sieur de Marigny, 1709-1910
  		Louisiana Historical Quarterly, Volume 5, Issue 1, page 52 Biographical and Genealogical notes concerning the family of Philippe de Mandeville Ecuyer Sieur de Marigny, 1709-1910
  		Louisiana Historical Quarterly, Volume 5, Issue 1, page 53 Biographical and Genealogical notes concerning the family of Philippe de Mandeville Ecuyer Sieur de Marigny, 1709-1910
  Headstones		Headstone for some of the Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville family. ICI REPOSENT FRANCOIS PHILIPPE MARIGNY MANDEVILLE chevalier de Lordre royaL et militaire de St Louis et major de place a la Nouvelle Orleans ne a Bayeux en Normandie mort dans cette ville le 4 Nov 1728 ANTOINE PHILIPPE MARIGNY de MANDEVILLE chevalier de lordre royal et militaire de St Louis et capitaine d'infanterie au service de France…

• Notes

  - Officer of the infantry in Canada in 1709 - Arrived in Louisiana in 1709 - 1714 received commission as Captain, later made Chevalier de St. Louis - Commanded Fort Condé near Mobile on 4 Jun 1722 J. — THE MANDEVILLES As to the Mandevilles the first was Lambert, who was apparently enseigne in Chateangue's company and died before Bienville's memoir of 1711. Bienville had appointed to his place, and then to the lieutenance, his brother, Francis de Mandeville, Sieur de Marigny, a native of Bayeux in Normandy. He had a lot at Mobile, at that time, was a captain later, and commanded at Toulouse. On his return to France he was made chevalier of the order of St. Louis, and came back in 1721 to command Fort Condé. He had a large concession on the west shore of Mobile Bay, which has ever since borne his name ; as it bad been the residence of Bienville, we may suppose it that of Mandeville also. After removal to New Orleans, he was major de place and died in 1728. His widow next year married Ignace Brouten, captain of engineers and commandant at Natchez. One of their daughters married John Joseph Quelfau de Pontalba, and the other Louis Xavier de Luro de Chalmette. Wyman gives some further details in 2 Gulf States Hist. Mag., p. 61. [4] 1st permanent resident of the Philippe family in Louisiana

• Sources

  [S133] Publications of the Louisiana Historical Society, Vol. 5 (1911), (Tulane University Press), F366 .L85 v.5-6., 42 (Reliability: 3). [S2] Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records Volume 01 (1718-1750), Earl C. Woods, (New Orleans, La. : Archdiocese of New Orleans, 1987), F379 .N553 W66 1987 REF V.1., 74 (Reliability: 3). DE MANDEVILLE [@PHILIPPE DE MANDEVILLE DE MARIGNY] Francois, Ecuyer, Knight of Military Order of St. Louis, major of this place, Interred: Oct. 25, 1728 (SLC, B1, 63) [S64] Louisiana Historical Quarterly, 42-53 (Reliability: 3), 1911. Volume 5, Issue 1 [S87] Colonial Mobile: An Historical Study, Peter Joseph Hamilton, (Hougthon Mifflin Co. 1910), F334 .M6 H18., 528.