No Man's Land: A History of El Camino RealNardini, Louis Raphael
History
No Man's Land: A History of El Camino Real
Nardini, Louis Raphael
El Camino Real de los Tejas National Historic Trail (Tex. and La.); Louisiana -- History
Siveran Le Roy, Francois Beaudoin and Andries La Cour.
MERCHANTS, FARMERS AND TRADERS IN NATCHITOCHES—1742
Traders
Pierre Bisson, Joseph Blancpain, Jean Basquet, Pierre Blot, Jean Chapuis
(Traded as far west as New Mexico, Jean Chapuis Jr., the son, later
became known as the Father of Oklahoma he developed the largest chain of
Trading Posts which was never equalled. The territory covered the
Missouri River Area, the upper Red River Area and as far west as the
Colorado River). Pierre Gaignee (Gainnie) (Gane) (Gainiee) (Gaignie) had
a trading post on Bon Dieu Falls which was at that time on Rigilet de
Bon Dieu was later called Creola Landing and now Montgomery, La.
Merchants
Sieur Barme, Nicholas Fazinda, Antoin Rambin (Tailor Shop), Louis Lemee,
Estabin Pavie, Dominec Mancheca (Tavern Owner), Michel de Chasne, Louis
Bonnafons, Luis Caesar Barme, Mathais La Courte, and Pierre Joans.
Horse Traders
Nicholas Chef, Nicholas La Mathie, Brognard, D’Autherive, Duviviere,
DuBuche and Pierre DuPain.
Farmers
Jacques Bacquet, Ezeb Mercer, Charles de Blanc, Gailier Gallion, and
Jean Baptiste Brevel. And Soldier-Farmer, Pierre Brosset.
Soldier Farmers
Bartholme Charbonet, Louis Moinet, Andries La Cour, Bernardo Dartigo,
Jean Baptiste Derbonne, Guiellerno Lestage, Remi Poissoit, Angelus
Chellettree, Joseph Lattier and Alexis Grappe.
Priests at Nachitoches were Father Vitree and Dagobare.
Merchants at Los Adais
Antonio Flores, Edwardo Nugent, Jose LaLima, Luis De Qundise and Joseph
Antonio Bonetis.
SOLDIERS AT LOS ADAIS—1742
Jose Maria Gonzalez, Captain and Commandante second to Governor.
Captain Eucibia Luis Cazrola.
Lieutenants: Bernardo Dortolan, Franciscio Garcia and Ensigne,
Jauquine Cardova.
Soldiers: Jose Duprez, Hortego Cardova, Geronimo Gallardo, Thoribolo
de La Fuentes, Fernando Rodriguez, Franciscio Uque, Antonio y
Barbo (Father of Gil y Barbo), Luis Garcia, Antonio Barbarjo
De Vargez, Estaban Bonites, Elonzo Bustimento, Pedro Chacon,
Greganzoto Martinez, Surrento Flores, Felix Solis, Luis Solis
and Phillippe Hernandex.
Farmers
Durango y Oconna, (Ocon) Sanchez, Alberto Cartinez, Jose Guierre,
Manuello Flores, Gregory Procell and Salvadore Bano, Sanchez, Juan De
More, Pedro Pasquell, Gaspardo Conterio, Patrice Lopez, Cadet Toro,
Mechell La Rouex and Antonie Sepulvado.
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