Saint-Julien Raoul de Caradeuc collection of de Caradeuc family papers, 1751-1909.

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Saint-Julien Raoul de Caradeuc collection of de Caradeuc family papers, 1751-1909.

This collection consists of correspondence, military commissions, and genealogical notes of General Jean Baptiste de Caradeuc and Jean Jacques Achille de Caradeuc. The collection contains a bound volume of Achille de Caradeuc's notes, 1893, a genealogical scroll, 1896, and eight folders of loose papers, prints, visual materials, and one unbound notebook. The papers are in chronological order spanning 1771-1894, and with few exceptions are written in French. Achille de Caradeuc's notes and memoirs comment on the 1886 Charleston earthquake, the 1881 Tybee Island hurricane, and the Charleston hurricanes of 1885 and 1893. Several papers have been reproduced from the Southern Historical Collection at the University of North Carolina. Loose papers in the collection include correspondence between the general and his family in France, a commission signed by Louis XVI in 1776, and military papers and orders pertinent to the general's activities in Santo Domingo, 1790-1792. Genealogical notes and a scroll titled Tableau E. la Toisson, tableau des Alliances, 1896, are housed within the collection. The scroll was translated and transcribed by a volunteer in 2008 and is available in the Georgia Historical Society genealogy vertical files. Also included are reproductions of photo miniatures of Louis, Marquis de la Toison Rocheblanche and Marquis de la Caison Rocheblanche; a lithograph of Louis Rene de Caradeuc; and an original painting of Azalia nudiflora (wild azalea) signed by A. deC. The folder containing visual materials is noted as "VM" in the collection inventory.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7568740

Georgia Historical Society

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Caradeuc, Jean Jacques Achille de, b. 1861.

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Caradeuc, Saint-Julien Raoul de, b. 1884.

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The de Caradeuc family, formerly of Brittany, France, fled Santo Domingo during the 1792 slave insurrection, settling in South Carolina. General Jean Baptiste de Caradeuc (1742-1810) served as the General and Commander in Chief of Santo Domingo, and held the title of Comte. The general settled in St. Tomas Parish, South Carolina, where he died in 1810. His grandson, Jean Jacques Achille de Caradeuc (b. 1861), known as James Achille de Caradeuc, resided in Charleston. James Achille married Elisab...

Caradeuc family.

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La Chalotais, Louis-ReneĢ de Caradeuc de, 1701-1785.

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French judge, author of several books on legal and political subjects. From the description of M. de Montesquieu Lu par Mr. de La Chalotais, [ca. 1749-1795]. (Cornell University Library). WorldCat record id: 63937111 ...