Hyde, Mary Sophia, (Mrs. George W. Yale)
347; death recorded, 348.

Hyde, Melissa, (Mrs. William Sprague)
343.

Hyde, Milton, Michigan pioneer, 343, 344;
called Squire, 345; carpenter, 345, 346;
death recorded, 347.

Hyde, Milton, Mrs., (Hariette A. Edson)
344, 345; acted as doctor, 349, 350.
Hyde, Moses, sketch, 343.

Hyde, Moses, Mrs., (Sarah Dana) char-
acteristics, 343.

Hyde, Sarah Marie, (Mrs. William Ives)
343, 347.

Hyde, William, ("Will") 346; invented
apple parer, 349.

Hyde, William Y., pioneer Howell, 191.
Hyde, family history and genealogy, 5,
343-350.

Illinois, admitted to Statehood, 447; law
regarding school lands, 224.

Illinois, Lac des, name for Lake Michigan,
441, 442.

Illinois, Historical Society exchange, 54.
Illinois, largest boat, 595.

Illustrations, Adrian Boulder marking ter-
minal Erie & Kalamazoo R. R., facing,
490; D. C. Beerstecher's collection relics,
Three Rivers, 391-393; Boulder marking
site French trading post, Three Rivers
facing, 398; Old Manor House Patrick
Marantette, facing, 404; prehistoric forts
Macomb county, 75, 76; map of Michi-
gan John Farmer facing, 636; Philu
E. Judd, facing 634; northwest part of
U. S. facing, 629; Risdon facing, 635;
Daniel Ball, facing, 68; Sophie De Mar-
sac Campau, facing, 64; George Cannon,
facing, 72; Jesse Crowell, facing, 212;
Mrs. Alexander Custard, facing, 401;
Mrs. Thomas D. Gilbert, facing, 693;
E. O. Grosvenor, facing, 702; Mrs. E. O.
Grosvenor, facing, 700; John S. Hooker,
facing, 61; last territorial gov. John S.
Horner, facing, 624; Daniel Marsac,
facing, 60; Judge John C. Patterson,
facing, 220; Aunt Emily Ward, facing,
581.

Incidents, early in Allegan county, Mrs.
Daugherty, 156-163.

Indexes of collections, made by M. B.
Ferrey, 6.

Indian called Jack, sick, care of, 673.
Indians, accused of capturing French boy,

155, 156; accused of murder, 63; amount
annuity, 62, 63, 659; baskets presented
museum, 9, 10; besiege Detroit, 326, 327;
burial customs and grounds, 669, 671;
celebrated Bissonettes' visit, 506; char-
acteristics, 62, 63, 418, 666; chiefs promi-
nent in Barry county, 670; chose good
reservations, 567; claims to ponies, 155,
156; corn soft, 662; customs, 38, 39, 68,
321, 420, 468, 469, 670, 671; delayed
settlements, 143, 561; fare of, 662, 663;
feared by emigrants, 141, 437; friendly,

332, 418; funeral of Wap pi zik, 38;
games, 327; garden beds of, 661; goods
enumerated, 329, 330; gratitude noted,
667; guests of Campau, 67; in Detroit,
1701-2, 328; language, 321; language
spoken by Mrs. Hopkins, 420; legend,
myths and traditions, 39, 285, 286, 466,
467, 472; loyalty to Wright, 316; mas-
sacre at Mackinac, 91; massacre Spirit
Lake, Minn., 719; methods of com-
munication, 667; methods of sugar
making, 67; mounds, 41; meaning of
words, 439; mode of living, 671; modes of
travel, 669; murder by squaw, 671, 672;
murder rare among, 318; Muscodesh or
Prairie tribe extinguished by Ottawas,
319; punish murder, 669; names, 64;
names favored by Cass, 452; names for
food, 437; name for Grand Haven, 64;
name for Gun Lake, 648; name for
Hooker, 62; nor in alphabet, 64; No
seeums name for gnats, 166; names for
rivers, 60, 64, 659; none for oaths, 63;
number brought to Detroit by Cadillac,
325; on Lake Michigan, 440; opinion of
Mrs. Soule, 38; orators, 667, 668; pioneer
life by Miss Waite, 318, 324; plant fruit
trees, 319, 663; policy history of un-
written, 150; pony cost, 39; prefer water
routes, 668; prehistoric knowledge, 74,
145; price for land, 503; raid on settle-
ments, 336; relics at Three Rivers il-
lustrated, 391-393; relic given Mrs. Gil-
bert, 197; removal west, 669, 670, 673,
707; skill in doctoring, 667; skill in fish-
ing, 671; stories, 63, 68, 153, 158, 196,
285, 318, 403, 411, 414, 582-584, 662,
667, 673; thefts, 438; titles to land last,
150, 470; extinguished, 460, 478, 545,
547, 575; trading posts in Barry county,
654-672; trail, 418, 560; trails made into
roads, 141, 157; treatment by whites,
656-659; treaty 1797, 83; Cass treaty
with, 197; part in treaty 1763, 134;
tribes at Three Rivers, 420; in Barry
county, 656; in northern Mich., 454;
villages described, 319, 320; villages
markers proposed for, 672; village now
Middleville, 654; village now Romeo,
156; war averted by Gov. Horner, 625;
war with, 444; wigwams, 665; women
dress described, 321, 665, 666; women
farmers, 662; wife of Godfroy, 102; wife
John McNab, 83; wife of Marsac, 60;
women work of, 320.

Industrial School, see Michigan Industrial
School for Boys.

Industries, furnished by Emily Ward, 588;
history of Michigan needed, 151; pioneer,
316, 549, 550.

Ingalls, E. S., named Menominee county,
474.

Ingals, Peter, Tecumseh pioneer, 478.
Ingersoll, George, anti slavery advocate,
220, 221, 246, 254, 258, 270; connection

with Crosswhite fugitive slave case, 247,
260, 265, 276, 277.
Ingham, Samuel D., U. S. sec. treasury,
county named for, 455.

Ingham, county, organized and named,
455; pioneer society, 5.
Ingraham, Frederick, 646.

Ingraham, Polly, (Mrs. H. J. Kenfield)
646.

Ingraham, William W., tavern on Grand
Rapids road, 671.

Ink, how prepared, 162.

Ink stand, presented museum by George
Mower, 9.

Institute, defined, 532; location and
grounds Kalamazoo, 528.

Internal Improvements, aid to, 577-579;
board organized, 589; excursion Detroit
to Ypsilanti, 101; started by Congress
in Mich., 100, 102, 599.

Ionia, county, organized and named, 457;
pioneer society, 726; settlers aided by
Campau, 65.

Iosco, (Ioscoda) favorite name of School-
craft, 465; meaning of name, 466; Vale
of Norma, another name, 466.

Iosco, county, formerly Kanotin, meaning,
465, 466.

Iowa Historical Society, exchange, 54.
Ira C. Chaffee, steamer, Capt. Costam, 162.
Iron, county, origin of name, 476.

Iron, ores, affected Burt's compass, 113;
discovery due to Burt, 113.

Iroquois, name for Indian tribe, 453; war-
like, 656.

Isabella, Queen Spain, county named for,
457.

Isabella Clubs, organized by Mrs. Stone for
World's Fair study, 173.

Isabella, county, organized and named,
456, 457.

Isbel, farm, 183.

Isenhart, murdered by Due at Detroit,

Jackson, Richard, opinion of treaty, 139.
Jackson, Thomas Jonathan, "Stonewall"
confederate general, 170.

Jackson, Washington, missionary, 182.
Jackson, George & Co., 433.
Jackson & Whipple, 424, 433.

Jackson, (Mich.) birthplace Republican
party, 705, 718.

Jackson, county, organized and named,
455.

Jacob, George, Mrs., (Nancy Grant) 340.
Jacobs, Isaac, colored, 247.

Jacobs, J. M., 283, 284, 285.
Jacobs, Z., 424.

Jahan, Eugene, Rev., Father, 512.
James Boys, in Minnesota, 720.

James, Edwin, life of Tanner cited, 197.
Jameson, J. F., prof. Carnegie Institution,
Washington, D. C., 26, 27.

Jane, slave of Pattinson, 128.
Jaunay du, Peter, (Pierre-Luc) Father,
sketch, 509.

Java, urged as location for Dutch colony,
206.

Jay, John, chief justice U. S., 120, 127,
137; aided and wrote 1782 treaty, 136,
138, 142, 444.

Jefferson, Thomas, third president U. S.,
87, 120, 237, 238, 273, 546; division of
states, 440; established University of
Va., 237; father American universities,
232; scheme of education, 236.
Jeffries,, Dr., Howell, 178.

Jenis hi yeh, name and meaning for Genesee,
459.

Jenison, Frederick Cowles, 738.

Jenison, N. F., merchant Lansing, 738.
Jenison, N. F., Mrs., (Alice G. Cowles)
738; gift to society, 24.

Jenks, George, Rev., married Mrs. Sage,
176.

Jenks, George, Mrs., (Miss Austin, Mrs.
George T. Sage) 176.

Jenks, William L., offices held in society,
7, 18, 48; papers by, history and meaning
Michigan county names, 18, 436-478;
maps of Michigan, 627-637; plea for
preserving history, 36; quoted, 478;
resolutions offered, 41, 48.

Jenkins, Baldwin, first settler Cass county,
639.

Jenkins, George P., death recorded, 691.
Jenute, Indian wife Daniel Marsac, 60; re-
turned to tribe and died, 61.
Jerome, David H., gov. Mich., 688.
Jersey, prison ship, 343.

Jesuits, Cadillac's trouble with, 325; map
cited, 473, 475.

Jewell, Ezra, member nominating com-
mittee, 3; report Oakland County Pio-
neer Society, 4.

Jewell, Lucretia, 183.
Jewett, Anise P., 183.

Jewett, George W., pioneer Howell, 183,
184, 189; sketch, 186.

Jewett, Josiah P., pioneer Howell, 183,
189.

Jewsharp, early use of, 333.

Johnson, Abraham, 432.
Johnson, Charles, 509.

Johnson, Clarissa, 182.
Johnson, Edwin M., 281.

Johnson, Emily R., Mrs., member society,

7.

Johnson, John, Mrs., influence over Indians,
197.

Johnson, Lije, 289, 296, 297; made furni-
ture, 290; removal of, 310, 311.
Johnson, Lionel, letter to cited, 84.
Johnson "Marthy," (Mrs. Lije) 289, 290;
removal of, 310, 311.
Johnson, Mose, 432.

Johnson, Nathaniel, pioneer Howell, 182,
188; sketch, 186.

Johnson, "Old man" father of Lije, pioneer

Glen Arbor, 287, 296; sketch, 289, 290.
Johnson, Oliver, col., 509.

Johnson, Peter, pioneer Howell, 188, 189.
Johnson, Robert, pioneer Howell, 194.
Johnson, William, journal cited, 334, 335.
Johnson, William Sir, opinion of Detroit,
334, 335.

Johnson, William, Mrs., (Molly Brant) 335.
Johnston, William, fur trader, letters cited,
50.

Joinville de, Prince, in search of lost Dau-
phin, 626.

Joliet, Louis, explorer and missionary, 90,

455; made map, 451; name for Lake
Michigan, 441, 442.

Joncaire de, Charles Francois Chabert,
342.

Jones, George N., state senator, 581.
Jones, George N., Mrs., Marine City, gifts

to society, 581; paper on Aunt Emily
Ward, 5, 43, 581-589.

Jones, George N., Mrs., Adrian, Mich., 496.
Jones, Jenkins Lloyd, Rev., address cited,
5, 6.

Jones, Martha E., (Mrs. Henry J. Martin)
713.

Jones, Nelson B., letter regarding terri-
torial chairs, 322, 323; sketch, 324.
Jones, William, Dr., Field Museum, Chica-
go, 448.

Jones, William, Squire, Indian agent, 83.
Jones, Wilma, unveiled boulder, 497.
Jopling, Alfred O., (M. W.) gave Peter
White's portrait to society, 1.

Jopling, M. W., 1 should be Alfred O.
Jopling.

Jordan, David Starr, educator, 231.
Joseph, slave of Pattinson, 128.
Journeys, see pioneer journeys.
Joy, James F., attorney, 255, 261.

Joy, Thomas, built first State House
Boston, 344.

Judd, Philu E., map described, 635; map
illustrated, 634; price received, 634;
sketch, 635.

Judson, Adoniram, Indian, 662.
Judson, Adoniram, missionary, 662.
Judson, Nathan, Mrs., (Ellen Burton) 43;
gift and loan to museum, 24, 53; trustee
society, 18, 48.

Kakalamazoo, 36; see Kalamazoo.
Kalamazoo, (Ke Kala mazoo, Ke Ken a
mazoo, Reccanamazoo, Marameg, Match
eben ashe wish) formerly Bronson, 33,
456, 522, 523, 638; amount sales of land,
33; early newspapers claims of Gazette,
34; first Catholic church in, 526; first
marriage in, 34; first schools, paper by
Mrs. Den Blyker, 522-534; second post-
office in state, 33, 34; in Cooper's novels,
159, 160; meaning of name, 36; Michigan
battle flags displayed at G. A. R. meet-
ing, 692; organized historical meeting,
30, 39, 50; received public library from
Dr. Van Deusen, 729; report of meeting
at, 29-41; site of (Match eben ashe wish)
Indian village, 668.

Kalamazoo Branch U. of M., changed to
Literary Institute, 529.

Kalamazoo College, furnished music, 30;
history of, 527-533; trustees of, 528.
Kalamazoo, county, organized and named,
455, 456.

Kalamazoo House, early hotel, 523.
Kalamazoo river, first steamer on, 162.
Kalamazoo Women's Clubs, gave portrait

Mrs. Stone to society, 51, 176.
Kalcasca, 466 see Kalkaska.

Kalkaska, (Kalcasca, Wabassee) county,
meaning of name, 466.

Kanobe, Chippewa chief, accused of capture
Finch boy, 155.

Kanotin, Indian chief from whom county
named, 465, 466.

Kansas Historical Society, exchange, 54.
Kansas, newspapers sent to its state his-
torical society, 58.

Katapecomen, Indian name for Simon
Girty, 373.

Kautawabet, Indian chief, meaning name,
469.

Kautawabet county, changed to Wexford,
469.

Kaykakee, (Pigeon Hawk) Indian chief,
464.

Kaykakee, former name Clare county,
meaning, 464.

Kearsley, Margaret R., made sampler, 352.
Kedzie, Robert S., Dr., 684.

Keith, Edward L., Mrs., (Julia Josephine
Hyde) 348.

Ke Kala mazoo, 455 see Kalamazoo.
Kekalamazoo, 668 see Kalamazoo.
Kellogg, John R., sketch, 208.
Kellogg, John R., Mrs., 208.
Kellogg, Louise Phelps, quoted, 478.
Kellogg, R. M., Strawberry interests, 424,
434, 435.

Kellogg, W. K., 285.

Kenfield, William Lee, 646.

Kennebec, Indian chief, sketch, 670, 671.
Kenny, Jane M., 2, see Mrs. Jane M. Kin-
ney.

Kenney, Jim, drove queer stagecoach, 650,
651.

Kenny, P., Rev., musician, 308.
Kenny, Will, 308.

Kent, James, chancellor, county named for,
sketch, 458.

Kent county, organized and named, 456,
458.

Kentucky, action legislature regarding

fugitive slaves, 254; attitude towards
Marshall mob, 248, 260; resolution re-
garding fugitive slaves, 249-250.
Kesh kauko, Chippewa chief, Charlevoix
county, first named for, 462.
Keweenaw county (Kiouchownaning, Kiwi-
wainining), organized and named, 473.
Kichibwagan, 463 see Cheboygan.
Kikanamazoo, 456 see Kalamazoo.
Kilbourne, Samuel, judge, memoir F. M.
Cowles cited, 17.

Kilroy, L., Father, 513.

Kimball, Leonora, Mrs., gifts to society, 9.
Kimball, Walter, gifts to society, 23.
Kindekins, Louis, Rev., Father, 513.
Kindekins, Peter, Rev., vicar general De-
troit, 513.

King, Clarence, geologist, 724.

King, Ezekiel, pioneer Howell, 193.
King, J. W., sergt. Spanish war, 429.
Kingsbury, major, commandant Fort

at Sault Ste. Marie, 198, 199.
Kingsbury, Lansing, Hastings pioneer,
aided fugitive slaves, 258, 645.

Kinney, (Kenney) Jane M., Mrs., paper on
Old Baldoon, 76-84; reported change of
Cutcheon name, 2.

Kiouchounaning, 473 see Keweenaw.
Kishkawko, Saginaw chief, killed man,
583; suicided, 584.

Kitty Keddungo, first boat at Three Rivers
on St. Joseph, 431.

Ki wi wai ni ning, 473 see Keweenaw.
Kleckler, Elias, pioneer Howell, 194.
Klip-Knockie, part of Kalamazoo, 524.
Klotz, O. J., told anecdote, 724.

Knaggs, Ann, (Mrs. Louis Campau) 65.
Knaggs, Bob, 490.

Knaggs, James, married Polly Roberts,
505; visit to South Bend, 506.
Knapp, Henry A., 130.

Knapp, John I., announced dedication
Haviland monument, 3.

Knapp, William L., deacon, 183.
Knapp & Bonner, 478, 481, 482, 494, 499.
Knappen, Loyal E., judge, 647.
Kneeland, A. Dana, pioneer Howell, 190,
344.

Kneeland, Clara, (Mrs. Miner J. Harley)
344.

Kneeland, Clinton, 344.

Kneeland, Dewitt C., pioneer Howell, 190.
Kneeland, George W., pioneer Howell, 188;
sketch, 187.

Kneeland, John B., pioneer Howell, 188,
189.

Kneeland, Ichabod, pioneer Howell, 188,
190.

Kneeland, Nathan I., pioneer Howell, 188,
189.

Kneeland, Warren, death recorded, 344.
Kneeland, Warren, Mrs., (Fanny Hyde)
344.

Knight, Amos, Dr., 676.

Knight, Benjamin F., 677; sketch, 676.
Knight, Benjamin F., Mrs., (Alethea
Spicer) 675, 676, 677; married John H.
Waldron, 676.

Knight, Edwin, (Ed.) first white child born
in Eaton Rapids, 676.
Knight, Joseph, 676.

Knight, Joseph, Mrs., (Martha) 676.
Knight, Lucretia, widow Joseph Earl, 676.
Knight, Martha, (Mrs. Benjamin Slade,
Mrs. John H. Waldron) 676.

Knight, William, death recorded, 676.
Knitting machine, price, 438.

Knox, Miss, (Mrs. David Crooks) 686.
Knox, Henry, maj. gen., 49.
Knox, John, 686.

Kozlowski, Edward, Rev., Father, con-
sultor to Right Reverend Bishop, 519.
Krapp, E. A., Rev., 492.

Kundig, Martin, Rev., Father, sketch, 513.

Label, Father, parochial school Kala-
mazoo, 526, 527.

Labor questions, Michigan history needed
on, 151.

Labutte, Pierre Chene, interpreted peace
message, 336.

Lace work, loaned society by Delphine
Miller, 9.
Lacey,

-

early Niles miller, 642.
La Fayette township, now Paw Paw, 637.
Lafever, Margaret, Mrs., paper pioneer
life, 672-677.

Lafferty,, Three Rivers, 433.

La Forest de, Francois, comd't. Detroit
succeeding Cadillac, 332.

La Flamboise, 659 see La Framboise.
La Follette, Robert, U. S. senator, 489.
La Framboise, (La Flamboise) Joseph,

-

Monsieur, trader, 659.

La Framboise, (Fromboise, Flamboise)

Joseph, Mrs., first woman settler on
Grand river, 659.

La Fromboise, 659 see La Framboise.
Lagrange, Aaron, pioneer Howell, 189;
death recorded, 186.

Lagrange, James, pioneer Howell, 189;
death recorded, 186.

Lagrange, John, pioneer Howell, 189;
death recorded, 186.

Laires, Jean, Mrs., (Jeanne Laumet) 110.
Lake, Charles, pioneer Howell, 190.
Lake, Garrett S., pioneer Howell, 188.
Lake, Henry, pioneer Howell, 187, 188,
190, 191.

Lake, Horace L., pioneer Howell, 191.
Lake, Nicholas, pioneer Howell, 191.
Lake, Nicholas, jr., pioneer Howell, 191.
Lake, Nicholas N., pioneer Howell, 190.
Lake, Rial, pioneer Howell, 189; sketch,
186.

Lake, William, pioneer Howell, 190.

Lake, (Aishcum) county, meaning of name,

466.

Lake Erie, second boat on, 344.

Lake Huron, named by Champlain, 465.
Lake of the Puants, extent, 440, 441.
La Manistie, 468 see Manistee,

Lamar, Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus, jurist,
243.

Lamar, Mirabeau B., sketch, 243.

Lamb, Jonathan, named Crawford county,
464.

Lamoroux, Peter, pioneer Howell, 194.
La Mothe, 105 see Cadillac also.

La Mothe, Guillaume, French officer, 337.
La Mothe de, sieur de Cadillac, de Launay
et de Semontel, Jean, father of Cadil-
lac, 105, 110, 140.

La Mothe de, Jean, Madame (Jeanne de
Malenfant) mother of Cadillac, 105.
La Mothe, de Jeanne de Pecnagut 111.
La Mothe, Marguerite Anne, 111 see Mar-
guerite Anne Lamothe Cadillac.
Laumet, corrupted to La Mothe, 105.
La Mothe, Marie Therese, 111 see Marie
Therese Cadillac (Mrs. Bartholomy de
Gregoire) 111.

Lamothe, Joseph, 111 see Joseph La-
mothe Cadillac.

Lamp, pewter, given museum by Miss
Burr, 9.

Lampton, Henry, 169.

Laud, William, Archibishop Canterbury,
sketch, 343.

Land grants, Cadillac's annulled, 333;
given Talbot & Selkirk, 78; to schools,
522, 612.

Landlords, early in Howell, 179, 180.
Landmarks, Baldoon Castle, 82, 83; Bal-
doon windmill, 82; Lenawee county,
paper by Mrs. F. P. Dodge, 478-491.
Land office, Monroe, 478; White Pigeon,
637.

Lands, Baldoon, 79; John Ball's opinion

of Michigan, 93-95; described in Michi-
gan, 558; early sales at Kalamazoo, 33;

given to found schools, 222; high in De-
troit, 92, 93; located by John Ball, 97,
103; Maine given to Cadillac's heirs, 111;
Michigan amount sold, 547; paid for in
specie, 98; price, 16, 103, 315, 423, 432,
436, 451, 503, 525, 544; reports un-
favorable to Michigan, 545, 546; sales
aided settlements, 554; sales at Kala-
mazoo, 33, 34; sold in Michigan 1830,
459, 460.

Lane, Alfred C., Dr., state geologist, gave
memoir Dr. Rominger, 721-726.
Lane, Joshua S., 181.

Langdon, George Curtis, member society,
7.

Lanman, Charles, author Red Book Michi-

gan, 603.

Lanman, James H., history quoted, 555,
594, 595.

Lansing, beginnings of, 719; early condi-
tion, 737, 738; F. M. Cowles work for,
738; Opera House builders and actors
in, 738.

Lantz House, Three Rivers, 428.
Lapeer, (Lapier) county organized and
named, 452.

La Potherie, Jacques Leneuf de, governor
of France, locates Potawatomies, 442.
Large Bay, 465 see Grand Traverse.
Larkin-Reynold-Bros., 281.

Larned, Charles, gen., 97.

Larned, George F., in charge Indian relics

Kalamazoo, 35; vote of thanks to, 41.
Larowe, Henry, pioneer Howell, 190.
Larowe, John B., pioneer Howell, 188, 190.
Larzelere, Claude S., Prof. Central Normal,
paper cited, 163.

Lasalle, (La Salle) Robert Chevalier,
Sieur de, 20, 455; at St. Ignace, 90; built
Mackinac fort, 90; established fort at
St. Ignace, 85; name for Lake Michigan,
442; named river and fort St. Joseph,
456; trip cited, 450.

Lasley, Henry S., merchant, 97.
Lasley, William, sketch, 97.

Lasley, William, Mrs., (Louise (Lisette)
Constant) 97.

Lasserre, Pierre, Mrs., (Anne Laumet) 110.
Lathrop, Joshua and wife, 699.

Lathrop, Rebecca Perrett, (Mrs. G. D.
Gillespie) 699.

Latitude, first used by Ptolemy, 628; how
reckoned, 629.

Latrobe, J. H. B., 144.

Laumet, 110 see La Mothe also.

Laumet de, Anne, (Mrs. Pierre Lasserre)
110.

Laumet de, Anne, (Perrette) (Mrs. Pierre
Mauquie de Montgaillard) 110.
Laumet de, Antoine, 110 see Cadillac.
Laumet de, Antoine François, married
Louyse d'Auriol de Peireus, 110.

Laumet de, Antoine François, Mrs., (Louyse
d'Auriol de Peireus) 110.

Laumet de, Jean, (jr.) death recorded, 110.