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Brűlč, Joseph & Maranda dit Le Frise, Mary Ann
07 AUG 1848 Parish Records - A. Langlois (priest)
p. 42 "The Sooke Story - The History and the
Heartbeat" On August 7, 1848, in the Willamette, the marriage
of the son of Marguerite Brulé was recorded in the register of the
Mission of St. Paul.. "in the view of the publication of 1 ban
of marriage and .. dispensation.. between Joseph
Brulé, minor son of the late Jacques Iroquois and Marguerite Brulé
of this parish on one part and Marie Ann Maranda dit la Frise ..
of this parish on the other part .. have received their mutual
consent to marriage and have given them the nuptial benediction in
the benediction of Jean Baptiste Brulé, foster-father and
stepfather of the groom consenting as well as the mother, and of
Louis Maranda dit la Frise, father of the bride, consenting...
registered by A. Langlois, priest (note 25)
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Marie, or Mary Ann as she was generally called was the daughter of a
man well known at French Prairie and St. Paul in the Willamette
Valley, Louis Maranda (or sometimes known as Louis Marschelle) and
nicknamed "Frizzee". Because of her marriage to Joseph
(Iroquois) Brulé, Mary Ann was to have a significant role to play
in the settlement of Sooke.
In August 1848, however, 15 years old and just out of Sisters'
convent school at St. Paul, in French Prairie, Oregon, she could
hardly have imagine what the future held for her.
(note 25) CATHOLIC CHURCH RECORDS OF THE
PACIFIC N W - St. Paul op cit
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