Chapoton, Jean Baptiste, 1684-1760
Jean Baptiste Chapoton, son of André and Anne Cassaigne Chapoton, was born in Bagnoles, France in 1684; studied medicine, and became a surgeon in the French Army. He came to Detroit late in 1719. On July 16, 1720, he married Marie Madeleine Estève, and they had twenty-two children. He was granted P.C. No. 5 (the Charles Moran farm), June 18, 1734. He was burred in Detroit, November 12, 1760. (from Denissen; Tanguay) (blue index cards)
From the description of Jean Baptiste Chapoton land patent, 1734 July 7. (Detroit Public Library). WorldCat record id: 320827241
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| creatorOf | Chapoton, Jean Baptiste, 1684-1760. Jean Baptiste Chapoton land patent, 1734 July 7. | Detroit Public Library, Detroit Main Library | |
| referencedIn | Bondy, Joseph Douaire de. Power of Attorney, 1746 August 22 | Detroit Public Library, Detroit Main Library |
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Person
Birth 1684
Death 1760
French,
English
