Marie Josephe
[uncertain]
Marechal
Born before in Cahokia, Pays des Illinois, La Louisiane française
[uncertain]
Ancestors [uncertain]
Daughter of Nicolas Marechal
and Marie-Jeanne (Illeret) Marechal
Sister of
Nicholas Marechal, Marie-Catherine Maréchal, Jean Baptiste Marechal, Francois Noel Marechal, Marie Suzanne Marechal, Antoine Marechal, Joseph Marechal, Marie Elisabeth Marechal and Jacques Marechal
Wife of
Joseph Theodore Calvé
— married
[date unknown] [location unknown]
Descendants 
Mother of
Joseph Calvé, Marie Thérèse (Calvé) LaMere, Victoire (Calvé) Marion, Marie Josette Calvet, Marie Jeanne Calvét, Marie Angélique Calvet, Marie Reine Calvet, Marie Francoise Calve and Antoine Calvet
Died
after age 45
in San Luis, Luisiana, Nueva España
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Biography
Marie Josephe Marechal was likely born on or before her baptismal date 28 Sep 1745 to Nicolas Marechal and Marie Jeanne Illeret[1], a founding family of what is now St. Louis, MIssouri, United States of America[2]. She was likely baptized at Cahokia, Pays des Illinois, La Louisiane française.[1]
She likely married Joseph Calvé[3] in the early 1760s at Fort de Chartres, Pays des Ilinois, Canada, Nouvelle-France[4].
About 1765 she moved with her husband Joseph and their family at the time to San Luis, Luisiana, Nueva España, where Joseph received a concession of the east 1/2 of Lot 61 on 30 Apr 1766.[5]
Their known children are Joseph Calvet, Jr.[6][4], Marie Therese Calvet[7][4], Victoire Calvé[8][9][4], Marie Josephe Calvé[10][11][12][4], Marie Jeanne Calvét[13], Marie Angélique Calvet[14], Marie Reine Calvet[15][16], Marie Francoise Calvet[17][18][4], and Antoine Calvet[19][4].
Marie Josephe Marechal died on 1 Jul 1791 at San Luis.[3] She was buried at Basilica of St. Louis, King of France (Old Cathedral) Cemetery on 2 Jul 1791.[3]
Research Notes
She is referred to as "Theresa" on page 3 of "A History of Missouri, from the earliest explorations and settlements until the admission of the state into the union, Volume 2," but the author Houck doesn't cite any sources for that information.[4] All of the contemporary baptismal, marriage, and burial record sources found to date identify her name as variations of Marie Josephe Marechal.[8][10][13][14][15][17][7][19][9][11][3][6][16][18][12]
Her Find A Grave memorial lists Hyacinth Calvet, died 1799, as one of their children, but no sources are cited for that information.[2] No source for this information has been found to date.
Source record abstracts:
- 1772 Baptism Daughter Victoire Calvé[8]
- Baptismal date: 6 May 1772
- Place: St. Louis
- Name: Victoire Calvé
- Daughter of
- Joseph Calvé
- Marie Maréchal
- residents of the parish
- Birth date: 3 Mar 1772
- Rene Kierserot, in absence of priest
- Godfather: Jean Ortez, resident
- Godmother: Marianne Labussiere daughter
- Priest: S. L. Meurin, missionary
- 1774 Baptism Daughter Marie Josephe Calvé[10]
- Baptismal date: 3 Mar 1774
- Place: St. Louis
- Name: Marie Josephe
- Daughter of
- Joseph Calvé
- Marie Josephe Maréchale
- Godfather: Pierre Bissonette
- Godmother: Dame Marie Magdelaine Robillard
- Priest: Fr. Valentin
- 1776 Baptism Daughter Marie Jeanne Calvét[13]
- Baptismal date: 13 Oct 1776
- Place: St. Louis
- Name: Marie Jeanne Calvét
- Daughter of
- Joseph Calvet
- Marie Joseph Maréchal
- Godfather: Guillaume Hébert
- Godmother: Genevieve Picard
- Priest: Fr. Bernard
- 1778 Baptism Daughter Marie Angélique Calvet[14]
- Baptismal date: 30 Oct 1778
- Place: St. Louis
- Name: Marie Angélique
- Daughter of
- Joseph Calvet
- Marie Joseph Maréchal
- Godfather: Joseph Miertle dit Déchêne
- Godmother: Marie Josephe Paian (signed Payant)
- Priest: Fr. Bernard
- 1780 Baptism Daughter Reine Calvet[15]
- Baptismal date: 6 Nov 1780
- Place: St. Louis
- Name: Reine
- Birth date: 3 Nov 1780
- Daughter of
- Joseph Calvet
- Marie Marchal
- Godfather: Ignace Rigoche (?)
- Godmother: Reine Gilgeau (?)
- Priest: Fr. Bernard
- 1783 Baptism Daughter Marie Francoise Calvet[17]
- Baptismal date: 2 Feb 1783
- Place: St. Louis
- Name: Marie Francoise
- Daughter of
- Joseph Calvet
- Marie Josephe Marechal
- Godfather: Francois ?
- Godmother: Marie Louise Moreaux (?)
- Priest: Fr. Bernard
- 1785 Marriage Joseph Lamer and Daughter Marie Theresa Calvet[7]
- Date: 8 Feb 1785
- Place: St. Louis
- Groom: Joseph Lamer
- Father: Michael Lamer
- Mother: Ursula Dubois
- Parents' parish: Ste. Genevieve, Montreal Quebec
- Bride: Marie Theresa Calvet
- Father: Joseph Calvet
- Mother: Marie Marechal
- Parents of this parish
- Witnesses:
- Jean Marie Pepin
- Francois Delorié
- Ignace Rigoche
- Michel Voyez
- Priest: Fr. Bernard
- 1786 Baptism Son Antoine Calvet[19]
- Baptismal date: 15 Jun 1786
- Place: St. Louis
- Name: Antoine
- Birth date: yesterday [14 Jun 1786]
- Parents:
- Joseph Calvet
- Marie Marechal
- Godfather: Joseph Brazeau
- Godmother: Agnes Michel
- Priest: Fr. Bernard
- 1788 Marriage Jean B. Lachasse and Daughter Victoire Calvet[9]
- Date: 18 Aug 1788
- Place: St. Louis
- Groom: Jean B. Lachasse
- Father: Paul Lachasse
- Mother: Mariane St. Jean
- Parents' parish: La Chine, Quebec
- Bride: Victoire Calvet
- Father: Joseph Calvet
- Mother: Marie Marechal
- Witnesses:
- Joseph Mainville
- Joseph Desa?
- Francois Morreau
- Hiachinte S. Cyr
- Priest: F. Bernard
- 1789 Marriage Joseph S. Germain and Daughter Marie Josephe Calvet[11]
- Date: 26 Oct 1789
- Place: St. Louis
- Groom: Joseph S. Germain
- Father: Joseph S. Germain
- Mother: Marie Louise Beba
- Parents' parish: Ste. Anne, Quebec
- Bride: Marie Josephe Calvet
- Father: Joseph Calvet
- Mother: Marie Marechal
- Parents of this parish
- Witnesses:
- J. B. Der?
- Paul Guittart
- S. Cyr
- Joseph Le Moine
- Priest: F. Bernard
- 1791 Burial Marie Marechal[3]
- Burial date: 2 Jul 1791
- Place: St. Louis
- Name: Marie Marechal, wife of Joseph Calvé
- Death date: previous day [1 Jul 1791]
- Le Dru, Miss: Cure
- 1798 Marriage Son Joseph Calvet and Eulalie Dubreuil[6]
- Date: 29 Aug 1798
- Place: St. Louis
- Groom: Joseph Calvet
- Father: Joseph Calvet
- Mother: Marie Marechal
- Parents' parish: Ste. Famille de Kaokias [Cahokia] diocese Baltimore, America
- Bride: Eulalie Dubreuil
- Father: Louis Dubreuil
- Mother: Marie Anne LaRoche
- Parents of the parish of St. Louis
- Witnesses:
- Antoine Reynal
- Pierre Souci
- Louis Auvray
- Joseph Dubreuil
- Pierre Didier
- Priest: P. J. Didier
- 1799 Marriage Toussaint Tourville and Daughter Marie Reine Calvé[16]
- Date: 4 Feb 1799
- Place: St. Ferdinand, Florissant
- Groom: Toussaint Tourville, adult son, of this parish
- Father: deceased Jerome Tourville
- Mother: deceased Catherine Belle humeur?
- Parents' parish: la Chénaye Montreal diocese Quebek Canada
- Bride: Marie Reine Calvé, underage girl
- Father: Joseph Calvé
- Mother: late Marie Maréchal
- Parents of this parish
- Witnesses:
- Joseph Calvé
- Jean Baptiste Louis Colin
- Francois Moreau
- Joseph Pressé
- Benjamin Verger
- Jean Baptiste Louis Colin
- Francois Maréchal
- Priest: L. Lusson
- 1802 Marriage Jean Baptiste Pressé and Daughter Françoise Calvé[18]
- Date: 1 Mar 1802
- Place: St. Ferdinand, Florissant
- Groom: Jean Baptiste Pressé, adult son, resides this parish
- Father: Pierre Pressé
- Mother: Marguerite Deschamps
- Parents' parish: Trois Rivieres, diocese of Quebek in Canada
- Bride: Françoise Calvé, underage girl
- Father: Joseph Calvé
- Mother: late Marie Marechal
- Parents residents of this parish
- Witnesses:
- Joseph Calvé
- Francois Deslariers
- Francois Bénard
- Joseph Pressé
- Joseph Calvé, son
- Priest: Fr. L. Lusson
- 1812 Marriage Alexis Loaise and Daughter Marie Josette Calvé[12]
- Date: 21 Apr 1812
- Place: St. Ferdinand, Florissant
- Groom: Alexis Loaise
- Father: Alexis L?
- Mother: Elisabeth Beaugenoux
- Bride: Marie Josette Calvé
- Father: Joseph Calvé
- Mother: Marie Marichal
- Witnesses:
- Louis La?
- Hyacente Dehetres
- Pierre Eni
- Marie Joseph Dunand
- 1883 History of Saint Louis City and County Vol I Husband Joseph Calvé[5]
- Citing the original Livres Terriens
- Lot concessions, village of St. Louis
- Date: 30 Apr 1766
- East 1/2 of lot 61
- To Joseph Calvé, 240 by 150, on second grand rue, between two cross streets
- Lot was later reverted back to the crown
- 1888 Dictionnaire Généalogique des Familles Canadiennes Vol 5 Father Nicholas Maréchal[1]
- Nicolas Maréchal, of St-Vincent, diocese of Verdum, Burgundy
- Marriage year: 1744
- Wife: Marie-Jeanne Illinoise (or Ileret), of Ste-Anne, fort de Chartres
- Children:
- Marie-Joseph, bap. 28 Sep 1745, Cahokia
- Marie-Catherine, bap. 19 Oct 1747, Cahokia, mar. François Moreau 6 Sep 1767, St-Louis, Mo.
- Jean-Baptiste, bap. 29 Aug 1749, Cahokia
- François, bap. 31 Mar 1751, Cahokia, mar. Marie-Thérèse Rivière 1775
- Marie-Suzanne, bap. 23 Jul 1753, Cahokia, bur. 20 Aug 1754, Cahokia
- Jacques, mar. Geneviève Cardinal 1784
- Antoine, bap. 1754, mar. Catherine Tabeau 7 Jan 1777, St-Louis, Mo.
- Joseph, bap. 13 Oct 1755, Cahokia
- Marie-Elisabeth, bap. 1 Nov 1757, Cahokia, mar. 1st Antoine Martin 19 Jan 1774, St-Louis, Mo., 2nd Jean-Baptiste Primeau 20 Feb 1791, St-Louis, Mo.
- Nicolas Maréchal, of St-Vincent, diocese of Verdum, Burgundy
- 1908 History of Missouri Vol 2 Husband Joseph Calvé[4]
- p 2:
- April, 1765, Joseph Calve, as a clerk for Jean Datchurut and Louis Viviat, was in charge of a boat-load of merchandise on the Missouri river when it was seized by French government officials, at Pierre Laclede Liguest's request, who claimed that his firm, Maxent, Laclede & Company, had exclusive trade rights with the Indians on the Missouri River - Datchurut and Viviat contested the action bringing the case before the Supreme Council in New Orleans which decided against Maxent, Laclede & Company, and ordered them to pay for the goods seized and associated costs
- footnote, p 2-3:
- Joseph Calve was a fur trader
- Came to St. Louis in 1765
- Married Theresa [?], Nicholas Marechal's daughter, at Fort de Chartres
- In 1768, "on account of an offence", he "absconded from St. Louis" - his house/lot were then sold there on 26 Sep 1768
- Returned to St. Louis in 1769
- Later sold his property to Ignace Pinconneau dit Rigauche
- May have been employed by the English prior to the attack on St. Louis, but returned to St. Louis
- Moved to St. Ferdinand in 1786
- Children:
- Joseph, Jr. married Eulalia Dubreuil
- Antoine Pierre married Cecile de Jarlais
- Marie Therese married Joseph Rapieaux
- Victoria married Jean B. LaChance
- Josette married Joseph St. Germain
- Francoise married Jean B. Presse
- Joseph Calve, Sr. died 17 Aug 1817 at St. Ferdinand
- p 2:
- 1948 Kaskaskia under the French regime Father Nicolas Marechal[20]
- Nicolas Marechal
- Parents: Jean Marechal and Dame Meunier
- Native of bishopric of Verdun
- Marriage contract date: 20 Aug 1735
- Wife: Marie Jeanne Illeret
- Parents: Claude Illeret and Marie Martin
- Native of Fort de Chartres (Kaskaskia Mss., Private Papers, II)
- Children:
- Marie Joseph, bap. 28 Sep 1745, Cahokia
- Marie Catherine, bap. 19 Oct 1747, mar. François Moreau 6 Sep 1767, St. Louis
- Jean Baptiste, bap. 29 Aug 1749
- François, bap. 31 Mar 1751, mar. Marie Thérèse Riviere 1775
- Marie Susanne, bap. 23 Jul 1753, d. 20 Aug 1754
- Jacques, mar. Genevieve Cardinal 1784
- Antoine, bap. 1754, mar. Catherine Tabeau 7 Jan 1777, St. Louis
- Joseph, bap. 13 Oct 1755
- Marie Elisabeth, bap. 1 Nov 1757, mar. 1st Antoine Martin 19 Jan 1774, St. Louis, 2nd Jean Baptiste Primeau 20 Feb 1791, St. Louis (Tanguay, V, 507)
- Nicolas Marechal
- Find A Grave Marie Josephe Therese Marechal Calvet[2]
- Sourced information - her Old Cathedral, St. Louis burial record image (original source[3]):
- Burial place: Old Cathedral Cemetery (Defunct), Saint Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri, USA
- Death date: 1 Jul 1791
- Death place: Saint Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri, USA
- Burial date: 2 Jul 1791
- Husband: Joseph Calvé
- Unsourced information:
- Birth date: 28 Sep 1745
- Birth place: Cahokia, St. Clair County, Illinois, USA
- Parents:
- Father: Nicolas Marechal-dit-St-Vinent, b. 1709, d. 1770
- Arrival: 1735, Fort Des Chartres, Illinois Territory
- Occupation: marine soldier with French army
- Mother: Marie Jeanne Islereat/Illeret Marechal, b. 1722, d. 1784
- Founding family of St. Louis, MIssouri
- Father: Nicolas Marechal-dit-St-Vinent, b. 1709, d. 1770
- Siblings:
- Marie Catherine Marechal Moreau, b. 1747
- Jean Baptiste Marechal, b. 1749, d. 1796
- Antoine Marechal, b. 1750, d. 1827
- Francois Noel Marechal, b. 1751, d. 1827
- Marie Suzanne Marechal, b. 1753, d. 1754
- Joseph Marechal, b. 1755, d. 1808
- Marie Elizabeth Marechal Primeau, b. 1757, d. 1802
- Jacques Jacob Marechal, b. 1759
- Marriage: 1767, Fort De Chartres
- Moved to St. Louis about 1765, her parents moved same time
- Received verbal concession from LaClede for east half of Lot 61, where they built small house
- Children:
- Marie Therese Calve Rapieux-dit-LaMaire, b. 1768, d. 1828
- Victoire Calvet LaChasse, b. 1772, d. 1818
- Marie Josette Calvet, b. 1774
- Marie Jeanne Calvet, b. 1776
- Marie Angelique Calvet, b. 1778
- Marie Reine Calvet, b. 1780, d. 1835
- Marie Francoise Calvet Presse, b. 1783, d. 1850
- Hyacinth Calvet, d. 1799
- Antoine Pierre Calvet, b. 1786
- Joseph Calvet, b. 1788, killed in Indian attack on St. Louis
- Sourced information - her Old Cathedral, St. Louis burial record image (original source[3]):
Sources
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Tanguay, Cyprien. Dictionnaire généalogique des familles canadiennes [microforme] : depuis la fondation de la colonie jusqu'à nos jours, Montréal: E. Senécal, 1888. p 507, image 534 of 641, Father Nicholas Maréchal via Internet Archive (image : accessed 30 December 2020).
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Find A Grave, database and images (Find A Grave: Memorial #154680972 : accessed 31 December 2020), memorial page for Marie Josephe Therese Marechal Calvet (28 Sep 1745–1 Jul 1791), Find A Grave Memorial no. 154680972, citing Old Cathedral Cemetery (Defunct), Saint Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri, USA ; Maintained by BarbU262 (contributor 46874430).
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 "Church records, 1766-1993," images, FamilySearch (image : accessed 23 December 2020), St. Louis, Missouri: Catholic Church, Basilica of St. Louis, King of France (A.D. 1770) (Old Cathedral), Burial Marie Marechal, 2 Jul 1791, image 818 of 1135, p 32; Film 1902833, DGS 7856507, Item 8: Burials, 1781-1847.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 4.8 Houck, Louis. A history of Missouri from the earliest explorations and settlements until the admission of the state into the union, Volume 2, Chicago: R. R. Donnelley, 1908. pp 2-3, Husband Joseph Calvé via Internet Archive (image : accessed 17 December 2020).
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Scharf, J. Thomas. History of Saint Louis City and County, From the Earliest Periods to the Present Day: Including Biographical Sketches of Representative Men. Vol. I, Philadelphia: Louis H. Everts and Co., 1883. p 142, Husband Joseph Calvé via Google Books (link : accessed 3 January 2021).
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 "Church records, 1766-1993," images, FamilySearch (image : accessed 21 December 2020), St. Louis, Missouri: Catholic Church, Basilica of St. Louis, King of France (A.D. 1770) (Old Cathedral), Marriage Son Joseph Calvet and Eulalie Dubreuil, 29 Aug 1798, image 786 of 1028, p 77, Film 8119509, Item 5: Marriages, 1781-1828.
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 "Church records, 1766-1993," images, FamilySearch (image : accessed 21 December 2020), St. Louis, Missouri: Catholic Church, Basilica of St. Louis, King of France (A.D. 1770) (Old Cathedral), Marriage Joseph Lamer and Daughter Marie Theresa Calvet, 8 Feb 1785, image 751 of 1028, p 13, Film 8119509, Item 5: Marriages, 1781-1828.
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 "Church records, 1766-1993," images, FamilySearch (image : accessed 17 December 2020), St. Louis, Missouri: Catholic Church, Basilica of St. Louis, King of France (A.D. 1770) (Old Cathedral), Baptism Daughter Victoire Calvé, 6 May 1772, image 473 of 1100, p 14, Baptism #103; Film 7856505, Item 8: Baptisms, marriages, burials 1766-1781.
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 "Church records, 1766-1993," images, FamilySearch (image : accessed 22 December 2020), St. Louis, Missouri: Catholic Church, Basilica of St. Louis, King of France (A.D. 1770) (Old Cathedral), Marriage Jean B. Lachasse and Daughter Victoire Calvet, 18 Aug 1788, image 755 of 1028, p 20, Film 8119509, Item 5: Marriages, 1781-1828.
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 "Church records, 1766-1993," images, FamilySearch (image : accessed 18 December 2020), St. Louis, Missouri: Catholic Church, Basilica of St. Louis, King of France (A.D. 1770) (Old Cathedral), Baptism Daughter Marie Josephe Calvé, 3 Mar 1774, image 480 of 1100, p 21, Baptism #161; Film 7856505, Item 8: Baptisms, marriages, burials 1766-1781.
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 "Church records, 1766-1993," images, FamilySearch (image : accessed 22 December 2020), St. Louis, Missouri: Catholic Church, Basilica of St. Louis, King of France (A.D. 1770) (Old Cathedral), Marriage Joseph S. Germain and Daughter Marie Josephe Calvet, 26 Oct 1789, image 756 of 1028, p 23, Film 8119509, Item 5: Marriages, 1781-1828.
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 "Church records, 1790-1993," images, FamilySearch (image : accessed 22 December 2020), St. Ferdinand, Florissant, Missouri, Marriage Alexis Loaise and Daughter Marie Josette Calvé, 21 Apr 1812, image 446 of 934, Film 7769315, Item 6: Marriages, 1794-1812.
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 "Church records, 1766-1993," images, FamilySearch (image : accessed 18 December 2020), St. Louis, Missouri: Catholic Church, Basilica of St. Louis, King of France (A.D. 1770) (Old Cathedral), Baptism Daughter Marie Jeanne Calvét, 13 Oct 1776, image 491 of 1100, p 32, Baptism #270; Film 7856505, Item 8: Baptisms, marriages, burials 1766-1781.
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 "Church records, 1766-1993," images, FamilySearch (image : accessed 18 December 2020), St. Louis, Missouri: Catholic Church, Basilica of St. Louis, King of France (A.D. 1770) (Old Cathedral), Baptism Daughter Marie Angélique Calvet, 30 Oct 1778, image 500 of 1100, p 32, Baptism #338; Film 7856505, Item 8: Baptisms, marriages, burials 1766-1781.
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 "Church records, 1766-1993," images, FamilySearch (image : accessed 18 December 2020), St. Louis, Missouri: Catholic Church, Basilica of St. Louis, King of France (A.D. 1770) (Old Cathedral), Baptism Daughter Reine Calvet, 6 Nov 1780, image 836 of 1100, p 5, Film 7856505, Item 11: Baptisms, 1769-1814.
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 "Church records, 1790-1993," images, FamilySearch (image 1, image 2 : accessed 21 December 2020), St. Ferdinand, Florissant, Missouri, Marriage Toussaint Tourville and Daughter Marie Reine Calvé, 4 Feb 1799, images 424-425 of 934, p 5-6, Film 7769315, Item 6: Marriages, 1794-1812.
- ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 "Church records, 1766-1993," images, FamilySearch (image : accessed 19 December 2020), St. Louis, Missouri: Catholic Church, Basilica of St. Louis, King of France (A.D. 1770) (Old Cathedral), Baptism Daughter Marie Francoise Calvet, 2 Feb 1783, image 843 of 1100, p 13, Film 7856505, Item 11: Baptisms, 1769-1814.
- ↑ 18.0 18.1 18.2 "Church records, 1790-1993," images, FamilySearch (image : accessed 23 December 2020), St. Ferdinand, Florissant, Missouri, Marriage Jean Baptiste Pressé and Daughter Françoise Calvé, 1 Mar 1802, image 431 of 934, p 18-19, Film 7769315, Item 6: Marriages, 1794-1812.
- ↑ 19.0 19.1 19.2 "Church records, 1766-1993," images, FamilySearch (image : accessed 19 December 2020), St. Louis, Missouri: Catholic Church, Basilica of St. Louis, King of France (A.D. 1770) (Old Cathedral), Baptism Son Antoine Calvet, 15 Jun 1786, image 857 of 1100, p 27, Film 7856505, Item 11: Baptisms, 1769-1814.
- ↑ Belting, Natalia Maree. Kaskaskia under the French regime, Urbana: Univ. of Illinois Press, 1948. pp 118-119, Father Nicolas Marechal via Internet Archive (image : accessed 29 December 2020).
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I'm planning to remove the name "Therese" from the Middle Name field of Marie Josephe's profile. It's my understanding that it's unlikely that there was a concept of "middle name" in that area at that time, and while Houck in his 1908 History of Missouri Vol 2 referred to her as "Theresa", it appears that there are no contemporary sources that support that she was ever referred to as "Therese" or "Theresa" in her time. It's possible that Houck confused Marie Josephe with her daughter Marie Therese. I plan to leave the associated existing Research Note in the profile for future reference. Please let me know if you disagree.