BIOGRAPHY OF RICHARD RODDY & MARIE CLARK |
RICHARD RODDY Came to America with his wife from England 1778, first appeared in West Feliciana Parish in 1779.
Sex: M
Birth: 1756, in Ireland.
Father: Edward RODDY b. ~1725 in Ireland.
Mother: Brigita BOUGHAN b. ~1727, in Maryland.
Marriage1 ~1775, in England.
Married: in England, Marie CLARK, b. in Ireland.
Sex: F,
Father: Terrence Clark
Mother: Susanne Coen
La Regiment & Maria Barbary, Pat GP: (Eduardo & Brigida Roddy), Mat GP: (Terencio & Susanna Clark), (SJO-1-121 & 122), m. Nancy Lyons (SJO-16-75), d. 1851.
Jacob Roddy (Ricardo & Maria Clark) b. 05/09/1803, bt. 12/28/1803, PAS Manchac, spo. Guilliermo Rodey & Catharina Thomas
Pat GP: Eduardo Rodry & Brigita Boughan of Maryland. Mat GP: Terencio Clark & Susana Coen of England.
Cecile Marie (Ricardo & Maria Clark) b. 03/18/1805, bt. 03/18/1805, PAS Manchac, B.R. La. (ASC-5,209)
Note1 William, Richard, Marie, Catherine, and Henry in spanish, Guillermo, Ricardo, Maria, Catalina and Enrique, respectively.
Note2 Louisianians consider the Sala Capitular one of their most prestigious settings for official ceremonies, evidenced by the fact that
the final transfers of the colony were held in it: from Spain to France on November 30, 1803, and from France to the United States on
December 20, just twenty days later. The Sala Capitular also functioned as a courtroom, first for the cabildo under Spanish rule
(1799-1803), then the superior court in the territorial period (1803-1812), and later the Louisiana Supreme Court after the Civil War
(1868-1910).
Note3 During this period, the original church at Pointe Coupee was joined by St Gabriel in 1773, St James in 1770, Ascension in 1772,
St Bernard in Galveztown in 1779, St Joseph in Baton Rouge in 1793, and Assumption 1793, New Felliciana (c. 1798).
REFERENCES:
Publication: Copyright 1978, Library of Congress Card Number 78-52481, highly authenicated by geneologist.
Terrebonne Parish Library North Branch, Houma, La. Call Number: 168572.
Media: Electronic research, Ancestory.com, Birth, Baptisimal, Marriage, Death, U.S. Family Census Data.
Media: Book, Title, Father Donald Joseph Hebert, South Louisiana Records, Page: see content (FDJH, SLR)
Publication: 12 volume set, from original church and civil records for the Dioses of Baton Rouge, (DBR), Southwest, La., (SWLA, )
Houma Ct hse mar. rcds/Thib ct hse mar. rcds, (HCHMR/TCHMR), St Ann Cath Ch., Bourg, La. (SACCBL).
St. Mary Lib, Thib La., (SMLTL) hou. ct hse marital rcds, (HCHMR), Sacred Heart ch. Mont., La. (SHCML).
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: Last Review, pjrj, 2011/10/23.
Sex: M
Birth: 1756, in Ireland.
Father: Edward RODDY b. ~1725 in Ireland.
Mother: Brigita BOUGHAN b. ~1727, in Maryland.
Marriage1 ~1775, in England.
Married: in England, Marie CLARK, b. in Ireland.
Sex: F,
Father: Terrence Clark
Mother: Susanne Coen
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Has children
- William RODDY (Richard and Marie Clark) b: 1780 St. Gabriel, La. (ref)
Guilermo (Ricardo & Maria Clark) m. 04/15/1801, Catalina Thomas (Enrique & Maria Ory), SJO 3, 32 & 33), d. 09/01/1838.
- Susanne RODDY (Richard & Marie Clark) b. 09/07/1784, bt. 01/02/1785 Natchez (SGA-5-23 #142, DBR: V2-641).
- Mary Marie Roddy b: 1788 Natchez, m. 06/13/1814, 1 Joseph Drise, widowed d. Feb. 1832, m2 Rhodes should be Roddy. (SGA 14-112)
- John RODDY b: 09/07/1794 Asc, m. 04/18/1814 d. 1841Elizabeth M Autin, d/o Jean Autin & Marie Trosclair, (SGA 14-109)
- Son Roddy 8 days old, (Ricardo and Maria Clark) bur. June 8, 1798, SJO-4-11, DBR V.2 1770-1803, pg 640.
- Richard Roddy Jr( Ricardo & Maria Clark)
La Regiment & Maria Barbary, Pat GP: (Eduardo & Brigida Roddy), Mat GP: (Terencio & Susanna Clark), (SJO-1-121 & 122), m. Nancy Lyons (SJO-16-75), d. 1851.
Pat GP: Eduardo Rodry & Brigita Boughan of Maryland. Mat GP: Terencio Clark & Susana Coen of England.
Note1
Note2 Louisianians consider the Sala Capitular one of their most prestigious settings for official ceremonies, evidenced by the fact that
the final transfers of the colony were held in it: from Spain to France on November 30, 1803, and from France to the United States on
December 20, just twenty days later. The Sala Capitular also functioned as a courtroom, first for the cabildo under Spanish rule
(1799-1803), then the superior court in the territorial period (1803-1812), and later the Louisiana Supreme Court after the Civil War
(1868-1910).
Note3 During this period, the original church at Pointe Coupee was joined by St Gabriel in 1773, St James in 1770, Ascension in 1772,
St Bernard in Galveztown in 1779, St Joseph in Baton Rouge in 1793, and Assumption 1793, New Felliciana (c. 1798).
REFERENCES:
Publication: Copyright 1978, Library of Congress Card Number 78-52481, highly authenicated by geneologist.
Terrebonne Parish Library North Branch, Houma, La. Call Number: 168572.
Media: Electronic research, Ancestory.com, Birth, Baptisimal, Marriage, Death, U.S. Family Census Data.
Media: Book, Title, Father Donald Joseph Hebert, South Louisiana Records, Page: see content (FDJH, SLR)
Publication: 12 volume set, from original church and civil records for the Dioses of Baton Rouge, (DBR), Southwest, La., (SWLA, )
Houma Ct hse mar. rcds/Thib ct hse mar. rcds, (HCHMR/TCHMR), St Ann Cath Ch., Bourg, La. (SACCBL).
St. Mary Lib, Thib La., (SMLTL) hou. ct hse marital rcds, (HCHMR), Sacred Heart ch. Mont., La. (SHCML).
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: Last Review, pjrj, 2011/10/23.