Marquise LeBoyteulx, 1693-1772

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Marquise LeBoyteulx 1693-

AKA: v12
Born when: 16 February, 1693 [5]
Baptized when: 26 February, 1693 [5]
Father: Gabriel LeBoyteulx
1st married when: 1724-1744 [1]
Spouse 1: Daniel Bontecou Sr.
Died when: 1772
Buried when: 12 January, 1772

Line of Descent: Marquise < Gabriel < Paul
Born where: New York City
Baptized Where: French Reformed Church, New York City
Mother: Marquise Fleuriau
1st married where:
Spouse 2:
Died where: New York City
Buried where: Dutch Reformed Graveyard, New York City

Cause of death:
Religious affiliations: French Reformed
Physical description:
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Children: none known
Known residences: New York City; New Jersey, Piscataway
Known freinds & relations: sister, Elizabeth LeBoyteulx Hastier; niece, Mary Basset; niece, Elizabeth Lucy

Daniel Bontecou Sr. 1681-1773 [n42]

AKA: v13
Born when: c1681 [86]
Baptized when:
Father: Pierre Bontecou [86]
1st married when: 1700-1712 [1]
Spouse 1: Marianne Machet
2nd married when: 1726-1744 [86]
Died when: November, 1773 [86]
Buried when:

Line of Descent: Daniel < Pierre [n43]
Born where: La Rochelle, France [86]
Baptized Where:
Mother: Marguerite Collinot [86]
1st married where:
Spouse 2: Marquise LeBoyteulx
2nd married where:
Died where: New York City [86]
Buried where:

Cause of death:
Religious affiliations: French Reformed
Physical description:
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Children: Daniel Jr.
Known residences: France, La Rochelle; Isle de Re; England; New York City
Known freinds & relations:

Timeline of Marquise LeBoyteulx and Daniel Bontecou Sr.

Daniel Bontecoe Sr. was born at La Rochelle, France to Marguerite Collinot and Pierre Bontecou. [86]

Young Daniel Bontecue Sr., along with his parents, were refugees from the Isle of Re to "La Carolina." [86]

February 16—At New York, about three in the morning, Marquise Le Boyteulx was born to Marquise Fleuriau and Gabriel LeBoyteulx. [5]

February 26—At the Reformed French Church of New York, Marquise, the daughter of “Gabriel Le Boyteulx” and “Marquise Fleuriau” was baptized. [5]

Sometime during this period Daniel Bontecou was on board a ship that "went on a voyage to the Spanish main" in the West Indies. [86]

Daniel Bontecou married Marie Machet at the Reformed French Church of New York. [5]

March 10—At the French Reformed Church in New York City Daniel Bontecou was a sponsor at the baptism of his nephew, Etienne, who was the son of etienne Perdriau and Marguerite Bontecou. [5]

May 26—At the French Reformed Church in New York City Daniel Bontecou was a sponsor at the baptism of Susanne, the daughter of Pierre Forestier. [5]

August 31—At the French Reformed Church in New York City Daniel Bontecou was a sponsor at the baptism of Thomas, the son of Elie Pelletreau and Jeanne Machet. [5]

February 14—Daniel Bontecue Jr. was born at New York City to Marianne Machet and Daniel Bontecue Sr. [5]

February 18—Daniel Bontecue Jr. was baptized at the French Reformed Church of New York; the sponsors were Pierre Bontecou and Jeane Pelletreau. [5]

September 19—At the French Reformed Church in New York City Daniel Bontecou was a sponsor at the baptism of Mary Anne, the daughter of Daniel Odard and Marthe Jeffroy. [5]

May 18—At the Dutch Reformed Church at Raritan, New Jersey "Merkeise" LeBoyteulx was a sponsor at the baptism of her half-sister, Maria, the daughter Gabriel LeBoyteulx. [23]

March 9—At the French Reformed Church in New York City Daniel Bontecou was a sponsor at the baptism of Anne, the daughter of Jacques and Jeanne Ballereau. [5]

February 18—At the French Reformed Church in New York City Daniel Bontecou was a sponsor at the baptism of Jeanne, the daughter of Elie and Elizabeth Pelletreau. [5]

January 30—At the French Reformed Church in New York City Marquize le Boyteulx was a sponsor at the baptism of her niece, Marie, who was the daughter of John Hastier and Elisabeth LeBoyteulx. [5]

September 24—Marquise LeBoyteulx signed a petition on behalf of her ex-brother-in-law Rev. Louis Rou the Paster of the French Reformed Church. [73]

Marquize LeBoyteulx and Daniel Bontecue were married. [1] [n42]

Marie Machet, the first wife of Daniel Bontecou died. [n45]

April 18—At the French Reformed Church in New York City Daniel Bontecou was a sponsor at the baptism of Samuel, the son of Jean (John) Pintard and Catherine Carre. [5]

Daniel Bontecue served in a military company commanded by Captain Cornelius Van Horne. [86]

February 16—Daniel Bontecue was a witness when Sinya De Tores, a jew, signed his last will and testament. [87]

June 20—At the French Reformed Church in New York City Marquize le Boyteulx and her husband Daniel Bontecou were sponsors at the baptism of Paul, the son of Paul Pelletreau and Susanne Heurretin. [5] [n41]

1750

February 5—An advertizement placed in the New York Gazette, Revived in the Weekly Post Boy read, "To Be Sold. The five following Lots of Ground in this City, viz.: One Lot fronting Nassau-Street, near Gold-Street, 30 Feet and a half Front, and 69 Feet back; One other Lot fronting Ann-street, right back of the other, and is 22 Feet front, and 60 feet back; Two other Lots fronting Gold-street, 20 Feet front each, and from 49 Feet and a half to 48 Feet deep; And one other adjoining to the Two last, 20 Feet front on Gold-street, and 47 Feet deep, fronting Ann street. Any Person inclining to purchase any of the said Lots, may apply to Daniel Bounticon, in the Smith's Fly, who will dispose of the same on reasonable terms." [86]

January—Daniel Bontecou was elected treasurer of the French Reformed Church in New York City. [86]

October 22—At the French Reformed Church in New York City Marquize (LeBoyteulx) Bontecou, her position substituded by her neice Marie Hastier, was a sponsor at the baptism of Elie, the son of Elie Pelletreau and Rachel Ball; the other sponsor was Jean (John) Hastier. [5]

November—Daniel Bontecou resigned his position as treasurer of the French Reformed Church in New York City. [86]

April 28—At the French Reformed Church in New York City Marquize (LeBoyteulx) Bontecou was a witness at the wedding of her neice, Marie Hastier, to John Basset. [5]

March 12—At the French Reformed Church in New York City Marquize (LeBoyteulx) Bontecou was a witness at the wedding of her neice, Elizabeth Hastier, to William Lucy. [5]

1763

May 30—At a meeting for the French Reformed Church in New York City Daniel Bontecou and eleven other gentlemen were elected to a committee being charged, along with the elders of the church, to "enter into a correspondence with the Consistory of the Walloon Church of Amsterdam, with a view to securing a new minister; and should their efforts fail there, to address themselves to the company of pastors and professors of Geneva." This was perhap the beginning of a long running dispute in the French Church between parties headed by Daniel Bontecou and Mr. Vallade.—SEE source for an explaination of the dispute. [5]

July 22—At a ceremony held at the house of Marie Bonnet and performed by the minister of the French Reformed Church, Daniel Bontecou was a witness to the wedding of Jacques Buvelot and Marie Bonnet, widow. [5]

1766

June 29— Marking the culmination of a dispute that had lasted the past couple years, Daniel Bontecou, and his faction of the members of the French Church, forcibly took possession of that church. However, loosing in their attemp to gain legal possession of the church, Daniel Bontecou would quit that congregation.—SEE source for an explaination of the dispute. [86]

1770

Summer—M. du Simitiere had a conversation with Daniel Bontecue and in his writings du Simitiere related the following: "I knew this gentleman (Daniel) very well for many years. In the summer of the year 1770 being in company with him, he told me that he was born at La Rochelle and the descendant of the famous Dutch navigator Bontecoe, that his parents fled from france for the sake of religion when he was an infant, that they went to England, and soon after came over to New York, that he had then resided there 82 years, that about the latter end of the last century he went on a voyage to the Spanish main in the West Indies, but had not been from New York since his return from thence. Mr. Bontecoe was many years and elder of the French Church in New York, at the above mentioned time he enjoyed a good health, sound judgement and tolerable memory. He Complained that his sight fail'd him a little." [86]

January—Marquise LeBoyteulx, wife of Daniel Bontecue Sr. died at New York City. [1]

January 12—Marquise LeBoyteulx, "wife of Daniel Bonticau", was buried in the graveyard of the Dutch Reformed Church in New York City.

November 25—The New York Gazette and the Weekly Mercury published a notice that read, "A few days ago died aged 92, Mr. Bonticout, a French gentleman, many years an inhabitant of this city." [86]

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