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Juillards
of Williams County, Ohio By
Geri Moulton The first Juillard in
Williams County was Jean Pierre Juillard, born in September 21, 1796 in Villers
la Boissiere and died September 25, 1886 in Williams County. Jean Pierre was a
farmer and carpenter. He is buried in the French Cemetery in Springfield
Township. Jean Pierre was married to Anne Catherine Barbier on May 4, 1826. She
was born in Valentigney, France Feburary 21,
1805 and is buried in the French Cemetery. Peter is listed in the 1850, 1860,
and 1870 US Census. In 1850 he is listed as Peter Juilard; in 1860 as Peter
Jeroellard; and in 1870 as Peter Juellard. Peter and Ann Juillard
had five children: Catherine Elisabeth, 1827; George Frederic, 1829; Pierre
Frederic 1832; Louis Frederic 1837; and Emile 1843 – all born in France. The
father of Jean Pierre Juillard was George Juillard born ca 1757 and died
December 8, 1837 in Valentigney. He was married to Anne Catherine Peugeot.
George’s parents were Jean George Juillard and Marguerite Barbier. Jean Pierre Juilerad is
listed as a passenger on a ship arriving in 1839 with his wife and a daughter.
In 1839 Peter and Anne had four children, the fifth not born. It is more likely
that the Catherine Juillerat listed as arriving on May 9, 1848 in New York from
Le Havre, France on the ship Amazon is the correct one. Catherine Elisabeth Juillard was born in 1827 and died in 1907. She was the second wife of John George Goll II. Her first husband was Charles Racine, son of Jacques Racine (also the brother of John George’s first wife.) Catherine and John George’s daughter Mary Louis Goll married Louis F. Peugeot. Louis was descended from a Jean George Peugeot, 1709 – 1783. Anne Catherine Peugeot, Catherine’s grandmother was also a descendant of Jean George, making Mary Louise and Louis cousins.
Family Group Sheet _____________________________ Husband: Jean Pierre Juillard ____________________________________ Born: 21 Dec 1796 in: Villers la Boissiere, France Married: 04 May 1826 in: Valentigney, France: rootsweb Alice Lenker Died: 25 Sep 1886 in: Williams County, Ohio; 89y 9m 3d ------------------------------------- Father: George Juillard Mother: Anne Catherine Peugeot -------------------------------------- Wife: Anne Catharine Barbier Born: 21 Feb 1805 in: Valentigney, France Died: 07 Aug 1882 in: Brady twp., Williams County, Ohio; 87y 5m 16d _____________________________________ CHILDREN 1. Name: Catharine Elisabeth Juillard Born 1: 12 Feb 1827 in: Villers la Boissiere, Valentigney, France; emigrated 1844 Died: 22 Mar 1907 in: Fulton County, Ohio; Ae 80y-1m-8d Married 1st: 17 Nov 1846 in: Williams County, Ohio; Vol I:91 Spouse: Charles Frederic Racine Married 2nd: 23 Dec 1856 in: Williams County, Ohio; Vol II: 172 - 2nd wife Spouse: John "Jean" George Goll _______________________________________ 2 Name: George Frederic Juillard Born: 26 Jul 1829 in: Villers la Boissiere, Valentigney, France; Died: 01 Sep 1880 in: Brady twp., Williams Co., Oh; ae 51y1m 6d - never married _________________________________________ 3. Name: Peter "Pierre" Frederic Juillard Born: Mar 1832 in: Villers la Boissiere, Valentigney, France; America 1844 Died: after 1910 Married: 1858 from Census (1857 Stryker Williams County, Ohio :off net) 2 ch Spouse: Catherine Elisabeth Beucler ________________________________________ 4. Name: Lewis Frederick Juillard Born: 09 Sep 1837 in: Villers la Boissiere, Valentigney, France Died: 1886 in: French Cemetery, Williams County, Ohio Married: 26 Jan 1860 in: Williams County, Ohio; Vol III:88 - 9 ch Spouse: Margaret Prudent _________________________________________ 5. Name: Emile Frederic Juillard Born: 1843 in: Villers la Boissiere, Valentigney, France; Died: 11 May 1893 in: Brady twp, Williams County Ohio Married: 11 Jun 1868 in Williams County, Ohio; Vol IV:3 Spouse: Catharine Marguerite Goll |
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