De Camp Genealogy: Laurent De Camp of New Utrecht, N.Y., 1664, and his descendantsMorrison, George Austin
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De Camp Genealogy: Laurent De Camp of New Utrecht, N.Y., 1664, and his descendants
Morrison, George Austin
DeCamp family; DeCamp, Laurent, approximately 1645-; New Utrecht (New York, N.Y.) -- Genealogy
“_Philippe_, Sieur de Tardinghen and Longueville, musketeer of the king,
attached to the regiment of the marines, married at Calais 24 February,
1672, Adrienne Marguerite Lepigault, daughter of Nicolas, Sieur de
Vertesalle, mayor and judge-consul of Calais, and Jeanne Pollart
(Nobillaire de Rousseville), and had issue _Louis_, esquire, Sieur of
Tardinghen, Ostove, Longatte, La Teutrie and Noir-Bonningue, who
purchased in 1710 the estates of Frency and Rosamel paying 46,050 pounds
for the inheritance of Monseigneur Augustine de Gouffier, Count of
Rosamel. He married in 1696 Antoinette Catherine Carpentier, daughter of
Antoine, Sieur of Lespagnerie and Catherine de Courteville d’Hodieg. He
was master of the waters and forests at Boulogne, and the father of many
children. From him descended the present Du Campes of Rosamel, allied to
the La Rue, Le Blond de Plouy, Cacheleu d’Houdan, etc., among whom were
_Daniel Antoine_, lieutenant in the Liannois regiment in 1729; _Claude
Louis Marie_, marshal of the camp in 1789; and in the present century a
rear-admiral, minister of war, father of another rear-admiral, a son of
whom is at the present time commander of a vessel.”
There are many references concerning these “Du Campes” in the archives
of the Department Pas du Calais at Arras, from which may be learned the
following facts: _Francois_ and _Jacqueline (Lesseline) Du Campe_ had
issue _Guillaume_, eldest son, an advocate at Sarlement, and later Sieur
of Cambremont; _Philippe_, second son, baptized at parish of St. Joseph
on 9 November, 1646, his godfather being Philippe de Crequy,
Chevalier-Seigneur de Hesmont, Souverains Moulins, Wimille, and other
estates; _Francoise_, a daughter, who signed a marriage contract with
Regnaut Destailleur, Knight, Sieur de Questreque, on 10 September, 1659,
and had a child, Marie Francoise Destailleur, married to Bertrand de La
Haye, Seigneur de la Houssaye, on 27 January, 1684, by Louis, priest of
the Oratory; _Louis_, who was priest of the Oratory at Boulogne, and
died 8 November, 1700.
PHILIPPE AND ADRIENNE (LEPIGAULT) DU CAMPE had a son _Louis_ and a
daughter _Nicolle_, who married Jean de Lafontaine, Sieur Dufart.
LOUIS AND ANTOINETTE (CARPENTIER) DU CAMPE had a son _Louis Antoine_
baptized 15 April, 1697, and a son _Francois_, baptized 10 October,
1712.
DANIEL ANTOINE DU CAMPE, squire and Seigneur de Rosamel, was married on
7 January, 1727, to Marie Marguerite de la Rue du Rosny, by Louis Claude
Du Campe, priest of the parish of St. Joseph, and had a son _Daniel_,
baptized on 20 September, 1729–30.
CLAUDE LOUIS MARIE DU CAMPE, Chevalier, Seigneur de Rosamel, Chevalier
of St. Louis, Major of the Royal Navarre Regiment, married Marie Armande
Cecile de St. Martin, who died 17 February, 1765, aged 19 years. He was
also Seigneur of Frency, Seguian, Journy, Lamotte, Courteville, and
Zelucy.
CLAUDE CHARLES MARIE DU CAMP DE ROSAMEL was born at Boulogne 1774 (?),
was minister of marine, and died 19 March, 1873.
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