Celestin GAUTHIER, SR/Arthemise LEMOINE

PIERRE LaBORDE FAMILY
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AVOYELLES PARISH LOUISIANA
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Husband: Celestin GAUTHIER, SR
   Born: UNKNOWN          at:   
Married: 19 MAR 1825      at: Pointe Coupe Post, LA  
   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
 Father:Guillaume Renae GAUTHIER
 Mother:Elizabeth RABALAIS
        Other Spouses: 
   Wife: Arthemise LEMOINE
   Born: UNKNOWN          at: Avoyelles Parish, LA  
   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
 Father:Jean Pierre LEMOINE, I
 Mother:Lucille BORDELON
        Other Spouses: Felix MARCOTTE  
CHILDREN
   Name: Celestin GAUTHIER, JR
   Born: 1 NOV 1824       at:   
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   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
Spouses: 
NOTES     Name: Celeste GAUTHIER
   Born: ABT 1826         at:   
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   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
Spouses: 
NOTES     Name: Arthemise GAUTHIER
   Born: 14 FEB 1827      at:   
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   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
Spouses: 
NOTES     Name: Zenon GAUTHIER
   Born: 11 JUL 1829      at:   
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   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
Spouses: 
NOTES     Name: Marcelin Alphonse GAUTHIER
   Born: 22 JUL 1835      at:   
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   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
Spouses: 
NOTES     Name: Marceline GAUTHIER
   Born: 21 SEP 1842      at:   
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   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
Spouses: 
   Name: Aimee GAUTHIER
   Born: UNKNOWN          at:   
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   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
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