History of Vermilion Parish, Louisiana (Vermilion Historical Society), p. 67:
Jean [Abadie] settled in Vermilion Parish [about 1865] where he joined his brother [Louis Abadie] who was a merchant. Jean was a saddler by trade and said to be an excellent craftsman. He was one of the founders of the original French Society of Abbeville and served as Treasurer for many years. He was at different times an alderman of the town. He married Anna Patten, daughter of Robert F. Patten, who was a native of North Carolina but was living in Vermilion Parish in 1850 and at that time serving as Clerk of Court. Their children were Louis, who married Mary Lily Rice, Claude, Louise and Marie. ….Jean Abadie died 08 JUL 1902, and Anna Patten Abadie died 23 SEP 1914.
Jean [Abadie] settled in Vermilion Parish [about 1865] where he joined his brother [Louis Abadie] who was a merchant. Jean was a saddler by trade and said to be an excellent craftsman. He was one of the founders of the original French Society of Abbeville and served as Treasurer for many years. He was at different times an alderman of the town. He married Anna Patten, daughter of Robert F. Patten, who was a native of North Carolina but was living in Vermilion Parish in 1850 and at that time serving as Clerk of Court. Their children were Louis, who married Mary Lily Rice, Claude, Louise and Marie. ….Jean Abadie died 08 JUL 1902, and Anna Patten Abadie died 23 SEP 1914.
History of Vermilion Parish, Louisiana (Vermilion Historical Society), p. 67:
Jean [Abadie] settled in Vermilion Parish [about 1865] where he joined his brother [Louis Abadie] who was a merchant. Jean was a saddler by trade and said to be an excellent craftsman. He was one of the founders of the original French Society of Abbeville and served as Treasurer for many years. He was at different times an alderman of the town. He married Anna Patten, daughter of Robert F. Patten, who was a native of North Carolina but was living in Vermilion Parish in 1850 and at that time serving as Clerk of Court. Their children were Louis, who married Mary Lily Rice, Claude, Louise and Marie. ….Jean Abadie died 08 JUL 1902, and Anna Patten Abadie died 23 SEP 1914.
Jean [Abadie] settled in Vermilion Parish [about 1865] where he joined his brother [Louis Abadie] who was a merchant. Jean was a saddler by trade and said to be an excellent craftsman. He was one of the founders of the original French Society of Abbeville and served as Treasurer for many years. He was at different times an alderman of the town. He married Anna Patten, daughter of Robert F. Patten, who was a native of North Carolina but was living in Vermilion Parish in 1850 and at that time serving as Clerk of Court. Their children were Louis, who married Mary Lily Rice, Claude, Louise and Marie. ….Jean Abadie died 08 JUL 1902, and Anna Patten Abadie died 23 SEP 1914.
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