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Father: William Richard Dejean 1
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Born: 1843 - Ohio
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Father: William Richard Dejean 1
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Born: 1790 - Paris, France
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Father: Stephan Louis Dejean Comte
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Born: 1783 - Rouses Point, Clinton, New York
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Born: 6 Jan 1808 - New York
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Born: 10 Jul 1809 - Saratoga, Saratoga, New York
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Died: 8 May 1898 - Elantine, Chautauqua, New York
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Born: 2 May 1814 - Leroy, , New York
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Died: 21 Jul 1899 - Nevada, Wyndotte, Ohio
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Marr: Abt 1833 - Nevada, Wyndotte, Ohio
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Born: 16 Feb 1816 - Genesee, New York
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Born: 24 Mar 1827 - Chautauqua, New York
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Notes
1 Stephen and His brothers are reputed to have escaped from the Paris of ROBES PIERRE just before the gates of Paris were sealed in 1794. His age is given as around 16 Myrle GRIMES states "one record said 13" They settled in England then came to the New World. It is unclear as to whether they first came to Canada although one branch of the family has that oral tradition. Various sources agree that they were involved in the silk/lace trade and there were DEJEANs in the Chantilly area. They were Protestants and there is a tradition that they were of one of the lesser noble houses. There definitely was a family of DEJEANs who were instrumental in the preservation of King Henry V (edit of Nantes) life and throne. There was also a DEJEAN during the reign of Louis X IV whose wife was a friend of Mdm. BOURBON (said wife was a frequent attendee at court related functions). Interestingly enough Napolean's Field Marshall was one Ami DEJEAN. Ami's son served as an aide-de-camp and apparently went into exile with Napoleon as he is mentioned in Napoleon's will as "my aide DEJEAN. " There are several families of DEJEANs scattered throughout the US and Canada all seem to have hit a roadblock in genealogy when they reach "French shores" whether Catholic or Protestant. There was also a large group of Protestant DEJEANs who fled in 1695 (repeal of the Edict of Nantes) to England. In England the name became DE JEANNE then was further Anglicized into JAYNE. These JAYNE descendants then emigrated to New York State and then to Wisconsin to further add to the confusion. As of today there is a huge body of missing pieces which need to be found in order to "reassemble" this fragmented family.
WI. In 1837
Cornelia's nickname was "Nellie".
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Marr: Abt 1807 - New York