Indian Trader and Interpreter: September 2017

Wednesday, September 13, 2017

Pontiac Decomps-Labadie, Marie Saulteuse Indian conection clues

Louis Antoine [middle name?] (Antoine Louis) Decomps dit LABADIE

Born 1732 in Detroit, MI

Son of Jean Baptiste Decomps dit LABADIE and [mother?]

Husband of Angelica (Campau) Campeau — married 26 Feb 1759 in Détroit, (Ste-Anne-de-Detroit), Pays-d'en-Haut, Nouvelle-France

Husband (may have not maried but had up to 8 children) of Marie Saulteuse Indian - — married 1768 in Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, United States

Husband of Charlotte Barthe — married 18 Oct 1784 in Détroit, (Ste-Anne-de-Detroit), Pays-d'en-Haut, Nouvelle-France

Father of Joseph Decomps dit Labadie Badichon, Angelica Labadie Badichon, Therese Labadie Badishon and Antoine Decomps dit Labadie badichon Marie Angelique (Descomps) Drouillard, Jean Baptiste Labadie Descomps,Elizabeth Descomps and Antoine Labadie[add child]

Died 17 Dec 1807 in Assumption, Sandwich, On, Canada

Claude-Pierre [middle name?] Solo aka Soleau

Born 21 Sep 1732 in Montreal, Canada

ANCESTORS

Son of Pierre-Henri Solo and Marie Ann Teresa Gamelin

[brothers or sisters?]

Husband of Margaret Descomps dit Labadie — married 22 Jan 1759 in Detroit, Michigan

Husband of Marie Saulteuse Indian - — married 1769 [marriage location?]

DESCENDANTS

Father of Pierre Soleau, Marguerite (Soleau) Solo, M Solo, Alexis Soleau and John Baptiste Solo [add child]

Died 29 Jan 1799 in St. Antoine, Michigan

From Tanguary Collection, 1608-1890 Antoine-Louis Descomps-Labadie transposed by Kevin lajiness

(1) Dit Labadie-Bodichon, en 1767
Antoine-Louis Descomps-Labadie avait au gager l'es-
time et l'affection des Indiens Ottawas, au Milieu des-
quels il vivait, par l'honnêteté qu'il avait invariablement
apportée dans ses rapports avec eux.
Son petit-fils, le capitaine Charles Labadie, Possède une
curieuse collection d'actes passés entre son grand-père une
divers chefs ottawa's, notamment la fameux chef Pontiac
Un de ces acle commence ainsi:
"Noi, Pontiac, chief de la nation ottawa aveo le
consentement de toute la nation, en présence de George
Crogan, surintendant des affaires Indiennes, en considera-
tion des bons sentiments que je porte d'Antoine-Louis
Labadie, etc"
La signature de Pontiac consiste en un XXXX de signe
hieroglyphic semblant a l' chiffre 9.
La Plupart des titres aulet en francais et quelques-uns
sont écrits sur de petites feuilles de papetiers de huit
a dix chefs: vaches, oats, cera, renard's, poissons, ect.______________________________________________________________

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I am compelled to speak up for my ancestor

I am compelled to speak up for my ancestor at this point for on my fathers side were Interpreters and traders from the Detroit and River Raisin area of Michigan., Naming One John Bapt.SansCrainte he is on the treaty of Greenville, he was an Interpreter and trader his wife Margarete Solo's mother Marguerite Labadie died when she was one or four so she would of been raised by Her father Claude Solo's second wife a Sauteuse Indian named Marie as was Indian custom, So the son also named John Bapt. SansCrainte would of been raised as a Indian, they lived near and or amongst the Indians at the cost of the Potawatomie’s and the Huron river, His Son looked like,Face paint and even slit Ears, dressed like, and fought with the Indians during the revolution, at the fall of Sackville he was captured along with Pontiacs Son and ( ( IHB: Hamilton at Vincennes, December 18, 1778, to February 22, 1779 February 1st. [1779] The two Ottawa Chiefs Egushewai & Chamintawa with the Peoria chief came with 10 Warriors, designing to go to the falls of Ohio, & beggd to have Sergeants Robert and Sanscrainte of Captain La Mothe's Company to go with them-- (244)),who along with Pontiac's son’s life were spared by the intersection of someone who’s life was saved by Pontiac's father, in his case, and in SansCraintes case when his own father who was working for Clarke as an interpreter at the time lowered his musket(Should bee raised the would be executioners musket and appealed to Clarke) when his sons life was threatened I bring this up to illustrate a couple thing one thing is the Traders and Interpreters were go betweens for the government. So people like Benjamin Franklin who bad mouthed them calling them a despicable lot should of remembered these were the men that opened the west not his armed forces these men lived amongst and were at peace with the Indians long before the revolution. As John Powle/Powell had done for the Pennsylvania and Maryland Governors. The other thing is some people like to write their own history using sound bites and skipping over the facts, or taking one episode out of someone’s life and judging them while ignoring the rest of there life, depending on there agenda, so I have seen in my own family history where someone has tried to ruin the reputation of a family member, they usually have a agenda, (I Need to revise this as I've become more educated over the years and can word this better Kevin Lajiness 10/24/2014)

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Wednesday, September 13, 2017

Pontiac Decomps-Labadie, Marie Saulteuse Indian conection clues