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Jean Baptiste Dejan
He lived during the French and Spanish Governorship s his name was sometimes written different in Spanish or French records. i.e " Juan Bautista Dejan.
Born 7 JUL 1780. LA, Orleans Parish, New Orleans. [1]
Christening: 7 OCT 1780. LA, Orleans Parish, New Orleans, St Louis Cathedral, 615 Père Antoine Alley 70116. Note: Catholic. [2]
Alias:
Juan Bautista Dejan. [3]
Note: Baptism: Joseph Belasne [or Belcesne or Bellaud] & Maria deJean.
Father:
Antoine-Claude DeJan b: ABT 1746 in FRA, Aquitaine, Département Gironde 33, Bordeaux
c: ABT 1746 in FRA, Aquitaine, Département Gironde 33, Bordeaux, St Eulalie Parish
Mother:
Angèlique Montjean b: ABT 1752 in LA, Orleans Parish, New Orleans c: 20 OCT 1752 in LA, Orleans Parish, New Orleans, St Louis Cathedral, 615 Père Antoine Alley 70116"[4]
Siblings:
Juan had 7 siblings: Juan Bautista Antonio Dejan, Marie Manette Durel (born DeJean) and 5 other siblings.
Juan married Maria DeJan (born Boisdore) on month day 1801, at age 20 at marriage place, Louisiana. (Marie Magdélaine Boisdoré b: ABT 1766)
Juan passed away on month day 1822, at age 41 at death place, Louisiana."[5]
Children
Mme DeJan b: ABT 1813 [6] [7] [8] [9]
" Organization of the Louisiana General Militia
Ist Division- Major General Jacque Philippe Villere
1st Brigade- Brigadier General Jean B. Labatut
1st Regiment- Col. Jean B. Dejan (City of New Orleans and Fauborgs) " [10][11][12]
J B Dejan (Colonel)
United States War of 1812 Index to Service Records Name J B Dejan Event Type Military Service Event Date 1812-1815 Event Place United States
" The troops on the right bank were : the Second Regiment Louisiana Militia, Colonel Zenon Cavalier; First Regiment Louisiana Militia, Colonel Dejan ; Sixth Regiment (a detachment), and a detach- ment of General Adair's Kentuckians. " [14]
"The 1st regiment of Louisiana militia, under colonel Dejan, was ordered to take a position in the wood on the bank of the canal of Piernas's planta tion. An advanced-post had been stationed at the mouth of the canal, in the bayou Bienvenu, for the purpose of watching the manoeuvres which the ene my might attempt by that canal, at the mouth of which it was possible he might ascend with schoon ers. The first regiment was ordered to furnish in termediate posts, and to support them all in case of an attack. It was the more important to guard the Piernas canal, as it was the only point by which the enemy could have penetrated, on ascending the bayou Bien venu." [15] "The first and second regiments of the mi litia of New Orleans, under the command of colonel Dejan and Zenon Cavelier, have conducted themselves in the several posts they were called upon to defend, with zeal and courage. They have borne with patience the fatigue of painful marches, occasion ed by their being successively sent from one position to another." [16][17]
DEJAN
Juan Bautista (Antonio and Angela MONGET), native of this city,
m. Maria BOISDORE, Jun. 3, 1801,
w. Gaspar DEBUIS, Francisco DUREL, Valerio NICOLAS, Gilberto GUILLEMARD, sergeant major of this plaza (SLC, M5, 137) [marginal note: d. Jan. 8, 1822] [18]
Luis Dejan (Juan Bautista and Maria BOISDORE, natives and residents of this city), b. Oct. 17, 1802,
bn. Apr. 30, 1802, pgp. Antonio DEJAN and Angelica MONGE,
mgp. Luis BOISDORE and Margarita DUSSIN, s.
Juan Bautista DEJAN and Felicite BOISDORE (SLC, B17, 12) [19]
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