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Fredrick Isambert Boudreaux - (Note 1:) Born: - 17 Jan 1818 Where: Deschambault, Quebec Canada Married: @ Leechburg, PA (Armstrong Co) Died: 21 May 1904 Buried: Bunker Hill, MO (Lewis Co) |
Father:
Louis Michel Boudreaux Mother: Marie Josephe (Naud) Boudreaux |
| Children: |
Celestian L. - 21 Jan 1851 @ Leechburg, PA (Armstrong Co) |
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William Kerr - 11 Oct 1852 @ Leechburg, PA (Armstrong Co) | ||
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Agnes Josetta (Wagner) - 15 Jun 1855 @ Leechburg, PA (Armstrong Co) | ||
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Katherine Louise ( ) - 26 May 1857 @ Monticello, MO (Lewis Co) | ||
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Fredrick Charles. - 06 Feb 1859 @ Monticello, MO (Lewis Co) | ||
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Louis Francis - 05 Oct 1861 @ Monticello, MO (Lewis Co) | ||
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George Marchand - 22 Aug 1863 @ Monticello, MO (Lewis Co) | ||
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Elizabeth (Dement) - 08 May 1865 @ Monticello, MO (Lewis Co) | ||
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Charles J. - 09 Dec 1867 @ Monticello, MO (Lewis Co) | ||
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Thomas Afred - 1869 @ Monticello, MO (Lewis Co) | ||
| Wife: |
Elizabeth (Kerr) Boudreaux Born: 02 Dec 1827 Where: Died: 20 Apr 1911 Buried: St Patrick, MO (Lewis Co) |
Father:
William T. Kerr Mother: Catherine (Foster) Kerr |
Aujourd'hui dix-huit Janvier, mil huit cent dix-huit, nous pretre soussigne avons baptise Frederick Isambert ne ce matin de la legitime mariage de Louis Boudrault cultivateur domicile en cette paroisse et de Josephte Naud. Le parrain a ete Pierre Perrault et la maraine Eleonore Boudrault qui ont signe avec nous.
Louis Boudrault
Eleonore Boudreau
Pierre Perrault
Translation
Today, eighteenth January, one thousand eight hundred and eighteen, we undersigned Priest, have baptized Frederick Isambert, born this morning, of the legitimate marriage of Louis Boudrault, farmer, resident of this parish, and of Josephte Naud. The Godfather is Pierre Perrault and the Godmother Eleonore Boudrault, who have signed with us.
Louis Boudrault
Eleonore Boudreau
Pierre Perrault
Frederick I. Boudreau(x) settled in Missouri on 1856 with the purchase of a farm that he occupied until his death in 1904. The farm was at township 62 north, range 7w, section 8, just north of Monticello. Frederick's farm consisted of 580 acres. The law required that a school be set up for every area of three square miles. Frederick gave one of his acres for a school, "The Boudreau School", that opened 04 March 1858.
The first house he built was a four room log cabin, two of the rooms were upstairs and reached by a ladder through a hole in the ceiling. The log structure was ultimately torn down and replaced with a new large two story house that was still standing and occupied as of July 1975.
When Frederick first set up to farm, he owned 4 male slaves. He released them in the 1860's and gave them each 40 acres. He said it cost more to keep them after they had thier freedom than when they were slaves.
Frederick had two brothers, Louis and Charles (the youngest). Louis lived around Chicago and Charles lived in Nebraska. The three brothers would meet each year. One year they got together at Fred's house North of Monticello and decided to leave the "x" off Boudreau. Lou Boudreau the baseball hall of famer is the great great grandson of Frederick's brother Louis.