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Husband Sjmon Favre (94D3_BLG)	Wife Mary Ann "Marion" Pistikiokonay (LTX1-8KL)
Sources and Notes Attach additional sheets as necessary.	
U.S. vs Choctaw Nation, Case #12742, Vol. I, page 749, on file at the National Archives. This was regarding the application of the Indian "Pis-ti-ok-o-nay," to be included as a member of the Choctaw tribe, as part of the 1830 Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek. The record names her children, one of which was "Lou-ie." She says that he was over the age of 10, at the time of the treaty in 1830. She also said he was dead at the time of the deposition in 1845, and names his children as: Mary, Louis, Edward, and Sil-les, a female. This deposition was actually made by an Indian named "Year-by." He stated that he was "well acquainted with her (Pis-ti-ok-o-nay)" and he lived 2 miles from her in Lauderdale County, MS at the time of the treaty in 1830. This record is scanned into the memories section of Louis P. Favre, Sr. page above.
Title: His date and place ofbirth
From various early 1800 depositions, Louis Favre and all his siblings were born in Lauderdale County, Mississippi. From church records (OLG Catholic Church), we know his first child, Louis Perrot Favre, Jr. was born in 1809. Assuming Louis Perrot "Paro" Favre, Sr. was age 18 when his first child was born in 1809, this would make him born "about 1791." We will use this date until something better can be found.
Title: His death
In Mobile, Alabama Court House, Deed Book Y, p. 276, dated September 4, 1835, there is Deed that names Louis' wife as "Milisew Favre." She is named as heir of Simon Favre, living in Hancock County, Mississippi at the time, and his 4 children. Thus, we know he died before 1835 (and after the date of his last child's birth), in Hancock County, MS. As mentioned in the Note above regarding his children, Louis and his children, are named in a deposition by his mother in 1845. She stated that "Lou-ie" was alive at the time of the treaty in 1830, and is "since dead." Thus we know he died between 1830 and 1835. See record scanned into the Memories section of his page above. For now I will use "about 1833" as his death date until something better can be found.
Charles Favre, Sr. (94DQ-X6W) (1798-1862): Sources__________________________________________________________________________________
Title: Francois Favre Parents
Web page: http://familysearch.org/patron/source/photold/39232995 Citation:
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Charles Favre, Sr. (94DQ-X6W) (1798-1862): Notes___________________
Title: Details and sources
See documents scanned into the Memories section of his daughter, Amelia Favre Ladner's, page.
Title: Details
See the 1906 deposition of his daughter, Amelia Favre Ladner, that is scanned into the Memories section of her page. Title: .When did Charles Favre, Sr. come to Hancock County, Mississippi?
In a 1906 Government deposition, his oldest daughter, Amelia Favre Ladner, born May 1, 1827, says she was "born in Hancock County." I have no reason to doubt that information. While most of Charles Favre, Sr. siblings left Lauderdale County around 1832, Charles Sr. apparently moved to Hancock County, Mississippi before 1827.
Title: His date of birth and death
See pages 59 + of my Favre History for details of his birth and death. I recently [Continued on next page]
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