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Persoonlijke gegevens Jean Pierre Bondurant 

• Hij is geboren op 18 juli 1677 in Génolhac, Gard, Languedoc-Roussillon, France.Bron 3
• Geïmmigreerd vanuit 20 SEP 1700 Ship Peter and Anthony to Jamestown VA.
• (Arrival) in het jaar 1700 in Virginia.Bron 4
• (Arrival) in het jaar 1700 in Virginia.Bron 4
• Hij is overleden op 4 september 1734 in Manakin, Goochland, Virginia, hij was toen 57 jaar oud.Bronnen 1, 3
• Hij is begraven in Birdsong Lane, Powhatan, Powhatan Co., VA.
• Een kind van Sgr. De Cougoussac Jean Pierre Bondurant en Gabriella de Barjon

Gezin van Jean Pierre Bondurant

Hij is getrouwd met Ann Tanner.

Zij zijn getrouwd in het jaar 1708 te Goochland, Virginia, hij was toen 30 jaar oud.

Kind(eren):

1. John Peter Bondurant  1709-1774 
2. Peter Bondurant  ± 1711-> 1776 
3. Ann Elizabeth Bondurant  ± 1714-1814 
4. Francoise Bondurant  1717-1777 
5. Joseph A. (Dr.) Bondurant  1719-1806 

Notities over Jean Pierre Bondurant

++*++d his grandfather and step-grandmother renounced their Huguenot faith and were "newly converted" Catholics.othecary and also the mayor of Génolhac. In September 1697, with Andre's consent, Jean Pierre's property, the mills at l'Aribal and Calquières inherited from his parents, were sold. Jean Pierre left France and arrived in Aarau, Switzerland in February 1697/98 where he joined his maternal uncle, Guillaume Barjon, Pastor of the Huguenot refugee Church there.anted the Catholic faith and became a Huguenot again. The following is recorded in the congregational record:f in front of us, claiming that he was extremely affected by the fault he committed in his youth, which was to attend the worship of the Roman [Catholic] Church; showing his repentance by asking God to forgive this sin and after he claimed that he would live and die in our Holy Religion, he was admitted into the peace of the Church and to participate in the Holy Sacraments.t deed along with us: Henry Malbois and Pierre Brochet, both hat makers who took refuge in the town of Aarau, and undersigned by myself:isy independent also shielded him from scrutiny and perhaps enabled him to buy his first land when he later went to Virginia.2. This late date is not significant, as such listings were normallly late; and his father's cousin was Consul General in charge of the listings.r refugees, he went to Karlshafen, Germany. There is no record of his travel from Karlshafen to England, but he was among Huguenot refugees arriving at the mouth of the James River in Virginia on 20 September 1700 aboard the ship Ye Peter and Anthony which had sailed from England. This was the "second transport" of Huguenots from London.oats as far as the shoals (present day Richmond.) They went overland to Manakin Town, where they joined the "first transport" settlers who had occupied a deserted Monacan Indian village near Fine Creek the previous year. Jean stayed with the colony until 1701 and then, as a single man, went elsewhere looking for more opportunity. He practiced medicine in Henrico County (part of which later became Goochland County) for many years.e as successful as he was in debt when he died. At one time, Jean Pierre, the immigrant, was forced to accept public assistance from the 'Church of Rome'. He was apprenticed to his father's cousin, Andre, a Master Apothecary, where he learned enough medicine to be accounted a Doctor in the Colonies in Virginia.t passed in 1705, they, including Jean Pierre, were granted citizenship by the Governor and House of Burgesses.s the Appomattox River from Petersburg. He sold that on 29 Dec 1708 to John Wilson Sr., acknowledged in court 1 June 1709. In 1711 he registered a cattle mark with the Virginia governor. On March 24 he purchased, from the King of England, 400 acres on the south side of the James River located on Jones Creek and Matthews Branch in Henrico County, later part of Goochland County. In 1729, sons Peter and John were listed as tithables on this land, but the father does not appear on the tithables lists until 1730. This seems to indicate that the parents were living elsewhere and the sons had come ahead to prepare the new land. This land was divided among his sons in his will in 1734. Jean Peire was elected to the Vestry of King William Parish Church, but died before he could take office.at his wife was Ann Faure but this appears incorrect. She may have been Ann Tanner. The will of Mrs. Mary Tanner, Albermarle Co., Virginia, in the 1760s, left $1 to her daughter Ann Bondurant. Whether this is the widow of Jean Pierre has not been proven. Also, the marriage date cannot be confirmed. The date shown is given by some researchers but it has never been proven.t Family Association erected a fence and placed a commemorative plaque at the posited graves of Jean Pierre and Ann Bondurant. The graveyard is located on Birdsong Lane (Road No. 1217) near Powhatan, in Powhatan County, Virginia. The plaque reads:ondurant escaped to Switzerland in 1697, andam Parish. He died near Manakinngers from London to James River in Virginia, being French Refugees imbarqued in the ship ye Peter and Anthony, Galley of London, Daniel Perreau Commander (viz't) 20th of Sept. 1700 1700:e Joux, ministerhele Renauddoudare and un fillleandsenlliver (probably from Niort, in Poitou)tilles = women/wives or daughtersf God Amen, I John Peter Bondurant, being sick and weak by of good sound disposition mind and memory, all praise be given to God for it, and now minding to settle my worldly estate which it has please God to bestow upon me before I depart this life: I do make and appoint this my last will and testament in manner and form following:th from which it was taken, to be decently buried according to the discretion of my Executors hereafter named.d which he now dwelleth on and one horse and one hog and blanket and rug and sheet and hide and bed cord and frou pot, and dish and basin and three plates and one cow and calf that he is now possessed of him and to his heirs forever.w and calf and two sows and four shoats and one pewter dish and one basin and one porringer and six pewter spoons and one frou pot and one rug and blanket and sheet and brown lining to make him a bed, to him and his heirs lawfully begotten forever, but if one or all of my sons die without issue, then to the survivor and his heirs lawfully begotten forever.eph Bondurant one hundred and fifty acres of land with the purtenances belonging thereto, where he now dwelleth, and one cow and calf in the possession of James Ford and two sows and four shoats and one ram sheep, and one mair with the hors colts the she has and the mair fols to return to me and two dishes, one large and one small, one basin and six plates and one Porringer and one paint pot and one sow and four shoats, to him and his heirs forever.e to my daughter Frances Salle one heifer at the age of eighteen months and one sow and pigs to her and her heirs forever.y desire that my wife keep them and let him have them as she sees fit and my carpenter tools and shoemakers tools and croscut saw and wagons I lend for the use of my wife and two sons and their heirs be no hinderance or molestation of any persons or persons whatsoever.er of my estate real and personal in this place or also wherever to her and her heirs forever, and I do allow my loving wife Ann Bondurant whole and sole Executor of this my last will and testament, revoking all other wills by me made heretofore.est: John Cook, James Ford, John Bondurantve their share on the S. & W. of my branch to be equally divided between them according as the lines go and to have the liberty of cutting any pine or pine trees upon my son Peter Bondurant's land for their houses:. Wood, County Court Clerk.

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