Marriage Record of Paul Gidroit (Guitreau) and Josephe' Wickner, Livingston Parish, Louisiana
File prepared by D.N. Pardue
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From the French Settlement Historical Register, published by the French Settlement
Historical Society, French Settlement, Louisiana 70733. The LaGenWeb Archives thanks 
them for contributing this information.

Vol. 3, December 1978

Originally submitted to the FSHR by Marietta L. Lambert

PAUL GIDROIT (GUITREAU) AND JOSEPHE' WICKNER

     "In the year of Our Lord, eighteen hundred and two (1802), the
twenty-eighth day of April, after having published the three bans of
marriage for three consecutive Sundays at this nuptial Mass uniting Paul
Guidroit, legitimate son of deceased Abraham Guidroit and Catherine Ducoix
(Buquoy) and Josephe' Wickner legitimate daughter of Nicolas Wickner and
Appollonie Elfer residence of False River, having found no impediments
and with their mutual consent, have also legitimized their three children
namely - Paul age seven years, Charlotte age of four years and ARtimise
age of two years, adhering to the usual custom, in presence of the under-
signed witnesses who signed with me, the couple not being able to write
make their ordinary mark."

Witnesses __________Allemand
          D. Allain
    
          __________Lavergne

                               Signed by Father ___________De St. Pierre

NOTE: This is a translated copy of the marriage record as it appears in the records
of St. Ann's Church, Morganza, Louisiana, which are now in the Department of Archives
of the Diocese of Baton Rouge, Louisiana.