Alive in 1747; deceased before July 1748
A September 22, 1747 baptism names Marie Barbe Ackermin, wife of Toutcheck, as godmother. Correlated with the July 2, 1748 marriage abstract calling her later husband a widower, this narrows the probable death interval. It supplies no exact death day or newly found burial. Her relationship to elder Louis remains unproved.
Evidence: E228
What the searches mean
No matching estate or guardianship was identified in the checked calendar sequence and bounded electronic searches. Sparse survival, difficult script and OCR gaps prevent a conclusion that no such record ever existed.
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The next documents
Estate inventories, minors’ settlements and certified extracts in later court files may be more useful than repeating broad surname searches. Institutional locators distinguish St. Charles originals from other colonial collections.
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Sources & further reading
- V1Volume 1: 1718 - 1750
institutional published register abstracts
Open source - DARGianelloni, Calendar of Louisiana Colonial Documents, volIII, St. Charles Parish, The Darensbourg Records 1734–1769
Scholarly printed abstracts and editor reconstructions; selected printed scans inspected, not eighteenth-century originals
Open source - WPA46WPA Black Book 46: January–September 1741
Museum-linked WPA abstract scans; OCR searched only
Open source - WPA47WPA Black Book 47: October 1741–1742
Museum-linked WPA abstract scans; OCR searched only
Open source - SCBSt. Charles Borromeo: Baptisms, Marriages, and Funerals, 1739–1755
original register images on 1954 microfilm
Open source