Death Certificate of 	Legier, Marie Louis Fournis 3-17-1862
Submitted by		Paula T. Ellis   April 2003
Source:			Louisiana State Archives vol. 23, pg. 563

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Be it remembered that on this day, to wit the [blank] in the year of 
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty [blank] and the eighty 
[blank] of the Independence of the United States of America, before me, 
PIERRE LACOSTE, duly commissioned and sworn RECORDER OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS, 
in and for the Parish and city of Orleans, personally appeared

Mr. Antoine Bonaventure Michel Aine a native of France aged about 
fifty-eight years, residing on corner of Elysian Field and Girod 
Streets in the third district in this city, who by these presents 
declares that

		Widow Louis Rene Legier born Fournis, 

a native of St. Domingo aged about eighty-seven years, departed this life 
on the seventeenth day of March Eighteen hundred and Sixty-two (17th March 
1862) at three quarters past three o’clock P. M. in a house situated on 
Marigny Street between Morales and Urquart Streets at the house of his 
[sic] son Jean Francois Legier.

This done at New Orleans in the presence of the aforesaid Antoine Bonaventure 
Michel as also in that of Messrs. Fernand Monroe Crozat, John P. Montannet, 
both of this city, witnesses by me requested to be, who have hereunto set their 
hands together with me after due reading hereof, the day, month and year first 
above written.
Signed:
Michel
F. M. Crozat, Jr.
F. M. Crozat , recorder
John Montannet