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     Elizabeth Bequette was born in 1754 at Cahokia, Illinois. She was the daughter of Jean Baptiste Bequette I and Elizabeth Marcheteau Des Noyers.

     Andre Bequette is the son of Jean Baptiste Bequette I and Elizabeth Marcheteau Des Noyers.

     Placide Bequette is the daughter of Jean Baptiste Bequette I and Elizabeth Marcheteau Des Noyers.

     Joseph Bequette was born in 1755 at Cahokia, Illinois. He was the son of Jean Baptiste Bequette I and Elizabeth Marcheteau Des Noyers.

     Louis Bequette is the son of Jean Baptiste Bequette I and Elizabeth Marcheteau Des Noyers.

     Pierre Bequette is the son of Jean Baptiste Bequette I and Elizabeth Marcheteau Des Noyers.

     Charles Bequette is the son of Jean Baptiste Bequette I and Elizabeth Marcheteau Des Noyers.

     Therese Bequette was born on 26 February 1770 at St. Louis, Missouri. She was the daughter of Jean Baptiste Bequette I and Elizabeth Marcheteau Des Noyers.

     Julie Bequette was born in October 1771 at St. Louis, Missouri. She was the daughter of Jean Baptiste Bequette I and Elizabeth Marcheteau Des Noyers.

     Constance Bequette was born on 1 January 1774 at St. Louis, Missouri. She was the daughter of Jean Baptiste Bequette I and Elizabeth Marcheteau Des Noyers.

     Joseph Marcheteau Des Noyers was born on 6 October 1699 at Montreal, Canada. He was the son of Pierre Des Noyers and Mary Margaret Pilet. Joseph Marcheteau Des Noyers married Magdalene Robert, daughter of Pierre Robert and Angelica Ptolomee, on 1 February 1728 at Detroit. Joseph Marcheteau Des Noyers married Elizabeth Le Duc, daughter of Joseph Le Duc and Geneveva Joly, on 9 February 1733.

     Magdalene Robert was born on 26 June 1711. She was the daughter of Pierre Robert and Angelica Ptolomee. As of 1 February 1728,her married name was Des Noyers. Magdalene Robert married Joseph Marcheteau Des Noyers, son of Pierre Des Noyers and Mary Margaret Pilet, on 1 February 1728 at Detroit. Magdalene Robert died on 21 November 1730 at age 19.

     Pierre Robert married Angelica Ptolomee.

     Her married name was Robert. Angelica Ptolomee married Pierre Robert.

     Elizabeth Le Duc was born on 28 September 1711. She was the daughter of Joseph Le Duc and Geneveva Joly. As of 9 February 1733,her married name was Des Noyers. Elizabeth Le Duc married Joseph Marcheteau Des Noyers, son of Pierre Des Noyers and Mary Margaret Pilet, on 9 February 1733.

     Joseph Le Duc was born on 22 May 1660 at Montreal, Canada. He was the son of Jean Le Duc and Mary Soulinier. Joseph Le Duc married Geneveva Joly, daughter of Jean Joly and Margaret Amilot, on 7 November 1706. Joseph Le Duc died on 22 October 1748 at Montreal, Canada, at age 88.

     Geneveva Joly was born on 17 April 1679 at Quebec, Canada. She was the daughter of Jean Joly and Margaret Amilot. As of 7 November 1706,her married name was Le Duc. Geneveva Joly married Joseph Le Duc, son of Jean Le Duc and Mary Soulinier, on 7 November 1706. Geneveva Joly died on 26 August 1721 at age 42.

     Jean Joly married Margaret Amilot.

     Her married name was Joly. Margaret Amilot married Jean Joly.

     Jean Le Duc was born in 1624 at Parish of St. Martin, Diocese of Ige, France. He married Mary Soulinier on 11 November 1652 at Montreal, Canada.

      As of 11 November 1652,her married name was Le Duc. Mary Soulinier married Jean Le Duc on 11 November 1652 at Montreal, Canada.

     Pierre Des Noyers was born in 1678 at Parish of Eulalie, Diocese of Bordeau, France. He was the son of Jean Des Noyers and Mary Anne (?). Pierre Des Noyers married Mary Margaret Pilet, daughter of Francois Pilet and Francoise Loisel, on 5 January 1699 at Montreal, Canada.

     Mary Margaret Pilet was the daughter of Francois Pilet and Francoise Loisel. Mary Margaret Pilet was also known as Juliet Marie Pilet. As of 5 January 1699,her married name was Des Noyers. She married Pierre Des Noyers, son of Jean Des Noyers and Mary Anne (?), on 5 January 1699 at Montreal, Canada.

     Jean Des Noyers married Mary Anne (?).

     Her married name was Des Noyers. Mary Anne (?) married Jean Des Noyers.

     Francois Pilet married Francoise Loisel.

     Her married name was Pilet. Francoise Loisel married Francois Pilet.

     Jean Francois Bequette was born at France. He was the son of Jean Baptiste Becquet and Jeanne Claire de Montie. Jean Francois Bequette married Marie Anne Fafard, daughter of Pierre Boisjoly Fafard and Accacia Pat8kicue, on 4 May 1728. Jean Francois Bequette died on 30 December 1738 at Kaskaskia, Illinois.

     Marie Anne Fafard was born in 1711 at Kaskaskia, Illinois. She was the daughter of Pierre Boisjoly Fafard and Accacia Pat8kicue. Marie Anne Fafard was baptized in 1714; In the original hand-written record of her baptism, the father is listed as Boisjoly Fafard and the mother is listed as Accica Pat8kicue (The number "8" was pften used om the old French records to denote a sound in the Indian language that doesn't occur in the French language). In the typewritten copy made by P. M. O'Leary in 1909, she is called Accica Patoukicoue [both on LDS film 1026607]. In his book, René Jetté called her Cécile Patoukiéqué in the entry for Pierre Fafard, and states that she is "Amerindienne". In Jetté's entry for Nicolas Cadrin and Marie-Anne Fafard, Marie's mother is listed as Thérèse Patoukiéoué. She was baptized on 3 June 1714 at Mission of Immaculate Conception, Kaskaskia, Illinois; She was listed as being 3 years old at this time. As of 11 January 1724,her married name was Cadrin. She married Nicolas Cadrin, son of Nicolas Cadrin and Francoise DeLaunay, on 11 January 1723/24 at Kaskaskia, Illinois. As of 4 May 1728,her married name was Bequette. Marie Anne Fafard married Jean Francois Bequette, son of Jean Baptiste Becquet and Jeanne Claire de Montie, on 4 May 1728. As of after 1738,her married name was Ducouadie. Marie Anne Fafard married Sieur Ducouadie after 1738. Marie Anne Fafard died on 3 March 1741.

     Pierre Bequette died at St. Louis, Missouri. He was born in 1737 at Kaskaskia, Illinois. He was the son of Jean Francois Bequette and Marie Anne Fafard.