Antoine took a farm in Assumption through which the Walkerville East Windsor Boundary extends today. Part of the Walker Distillary is located on the Westerly section of the original farm.
He married Angelique Campeau Feb 26, 1759 in Detroit. They had (5) children two of which did not reach adulthood.
He married Marie a Sauteuse Indian in 1768 and it has been written she was the daughter of a Sioux Chief. Marie was a servant working for him and his first wife. This marriage produced (08) children all of which were baptized in Assumption Church. On June 2, 1783 Marie became ill and was baptized in her home by Father Hubert. All the children of this marriage carry the name of Descompts dit Labbadie (Labadie) dit Badichon.
He married Charlotte Barthe Oct 18, 1784. This marriage produced (10) children of which his last child was Dr. Nicolas Labadie who migrated to Texas.
Owned and operated two grist mills, a horse grist mill and a windmill on the riverfront, the later built in 1770 and dismantled 1874
Antoine was a farmer and Indian trader on both sides of the river. Detroit was part of French Canada at the time.
Antoine took a farm in Assumption through which the Walkerville East Windsor Boundary extends today. Part of the Walker Distillary is located on the Westerly section of the original farm.
He married Angelique Campeau Feb 26, 1759 in Detroit. They had (5) children two of which did not reach adulthood.
He married Marie a Sauteuse Indian in 1768 and it has been written she was the daughter of a Sioux Chief. Marie was a servant working for him and his first wife. This marriage produced (08) children all of which were baptized in Assumption Church. On June 2, 1783 Marie became ill and was baptized in her home by Father Hubert. All the children of this marriage carry the name of Descompts dit Labbadie (Labadie) dit Badichon.
He married Charlotte Barthe Oct 18, 1784. This marriage produced (10) children of which his last child was Dr. Nicolas Labadie who migrated to Texas.
Owned and operated two grist mills, a horse grist mill and a windmill on the riverfront, the later built in 1770 and dismantled 1874
Antoine was a farmer and Indian trader on both sides of the river. Detroit was part of French Canada at the time.
Family Members
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Joseph Decompte Dit Labadie
1769–1792
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Antoine Decompte Labadie
1771–1829
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Angelique Labadie Dragon
1773–1844
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Pierre Labadie Badichon
1775–1813
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Therese Labadie Dit Badichon Bernier
1777–1835
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Cecile Labadie Dit Badichon Metay
1780–1801
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Marie Descomps Dite Labadie Badichon Nantais
1782–1854
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Charlotte Labadie Dit Badichon
1783–1784
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Cecile Labadie Chevrier
1786–1838
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Antoine Labadie
1787–1787
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Louis Labadie
1788–1863
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Euphrosine Descompe-Labadie Petrimoulx
1791–1827
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Eleanora Labadie Sheldon
1792–1853
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Felicite Labadie Hale
1794–1847
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Elizabeth Descomps dit Labadie Montreuil
1796–1850
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Margaret D Labadie Swan
1798–1837
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Dr Nicholas Descomps Labadie
1802–1867
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