The eldest son of Co. Auguste Chouteau, was born Oct. 21, 1792, in St. Louis, and was married June 10, 1810, to Miss Constance Sanguinet, daughter of Charles Sanguinet, Sr. He died about 1833-1834 at the Indian Trading Post of his cousin, Auguste P. Chouteau, on the Verdigris branch of the Arkansas River, about five miles from Fort Gibson, in the then Cherokee, now Indian Territory, aged about 41 years. His children were Auguste René, born in 1811, who married Miss Rebecca Sefton Nov. 23, 1836 and died without issue late in 1847, aged 36 years; Edward A., born Dec. 26, 1814, who married Miss Elizabeth I. Christy August 8, 1849, and died Jan. 1, 1864, aged 59 years, leaving a son and two daughters; Virginia C., born June 16, 1816, married to Joseph C. Barlow March 8, 1836. She died August 11, 1855, aged 39 years.
From Annals of St. Louis in its Territorial Days from 1804 - 1821
From Annals of St. Louis in its Territorial Days from 1804 - 1821
The eldest son of Co. Auguste Chouteau, was born Oct. 21, 1792, in St. Louis, and was married June 10, 1810, to Miss Constance Sanguinet, daughter of Charles Sanguinet, Sr. He died about 1833-1834 at the Indian Trading Post of his cousin, Auguste P. Chouteau, on the Verdigris branch of the Arkansas River, about five miles from Fort Gibson, in the then Cherokee, now Indian Territory, aged about 41 years. His children were Auguste René, born in 1811, who married Miss Rebecca Sefton Nov. 23, 1836 and died without issue late in 1847, aged 36 years; Edward A., born Dec. 26, 1814, who married Miss Elizabeth I. Christy August 8, 1849, and died Jan. 1, 1864, aged 59 years, leaving a son and two daughters; Virginia C., born June 16, 1816, married to Joseph C. Barlow March 8, 1836. She died August 11, 1855, aged 39 years.
From Annals of St. Louis in its Territorial Days from 1804 - 1821
From Annals of St. Louis in its Territorial Days from 1804 - 1821
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