Theodore LUPIENT

   Cause of his death was run over and killed by a railway train.

   Another name for Theodore was Theodore LUPIEN.

  Death Notes:

Theodore died in 1860 or 1863 in Chicago where he was killed by a train when he was in the city on business.
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  Noted events in his life were:

• Alt. Birth, Abt 1820.

• Reference: Wisconsin Enquirer (Madison), 1840, WI. NOTICE
Is hereby given that the subscriber has obtained letters of administration on the estate of Francois Provost, late of Prairie du Chien, deceased. Those having demands against said estates are notified to bring them in, legally authenticated, for adjustment, and those indebted to said estates are requested to make payment without delay.
THEODORE LUPIENT,
Adm'r of the estates of F. Provost, deceased.
Prairie du Chien, June 20, 1840

[ad placed June 24, 1840; July 8, 1840; July 15, 1840; July 22, 1840; July 22, 1840; July 29, 1840 Volume: II Issue: 36 Page: 4]

• Census: Long Prairie, 1850, Wahnahta County, MN. line 33

15 17 James Lacuyen 47 [mention of Simon Lecuyer, a relative of Jean Lecuyer
]
Margeret " 37
Mary Ann " 17
James " 12
Sophia " 10
David Twigg 19
Theodore Lepeon 30 [Theodore Lupient was Moses' half brother]
Moses Paquette 21 M Clerk 5000 Wisconsin
James Legren 18


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alternate transcription:

25 | 15 17 | James Sacuyer | 47 M | Laborer | Wisconsin | X | S260 |
26 | 15 17 | Margaret Sacuyer | 37 M | | Wisconsin | | S260 |
27 | 15 17 | Mary Ann Sacuyer | 17 F | | Wisconsin | X | S260 |
28 | 15 17 | James Sacuyer | 12 M | | Wisconsin | X | S260 |
29 | 15 17 | Sophia Sacuyer | 10 F | | Wisconsin | X | S260 |
30 | 15 17 | David Twigg | 19 M | Laborer | Wisconsin | | T200 |
31 | 15 17 | Theodore Sepeon | 30 M | Laborer | Wisconsin | | S150 |
32 | 15 17 | Moses Paquette | 21 M | Clerk 5000 | Wisconsin | | P230 |
33 | 15 17 | James Le Greu | 18 M | Laborer | St. Louis | | L260 | Missouri (?)

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In 1848 I was employed by Mr. Rice in helping remove the Winnebagoes from Wisconsin. He had a contract to remove them, at so much per head, to Long Prairie, Minnesota, on the Swan river, above St. Cloud; the exact head money I do not remember, but it was a considerable sum.1 Others employed by Mr. Rice in this service were Theodore Lupient, my half brother, Simon Lecuyer, a relative of Jean Lecuyer, of Portage, and John T. La Ronde.

[page 407
R. G. Thwaites's Moses Paquette's account of Wisconsin Winnebagoes
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• Census: Caledonia, 1860, Columbia County, WI. page 239, line 22

2068 1785 Theodore Luport 48
Adeline " 43
Adolphus " 19
Theressie " 17
Maggie " 12
Emma " 9
Moses " 7


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• Reference: marriage. Theodore Lupient married in Prairie du Chien on Oct 22, 1838 to Madeleine Provost/Prevot (b. Feb 24, 1820 in Prairie du Chien). Madeleine, sometimes spelled Magdeleine, was the daughter of Francois Provost/Prevot (b. Oct 23, 1784 in Boucherville, Quebec) and Theotiste Pelletier dit Antaya (b. circa 1794/95, probably in St Louis.)

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Theodore married Madeleine PROVOST, daughter of Francois PROVOST and Unknown, on 22 Oct 1838 in Prairie du Chien, Crawford County, WI. (Madeleine PROVOST was born on 21 Jan 1821 in Prairie du Chien, Crawford County, WI ¹ and died on 11 Dec 1880 in Clark County, WI ¹.)