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About Anna Maria (Mariah) Couturier
Anna Maria Salley Couturier (Cutrer ) died just after her grandsons signed the Declaration of Independence for the Republic of West Florida. Joseph, Henry and Isaac all signed. The declaration was first sent to President Madison on January 26 1811. He did not take it well, so a second letter was sent. Nov 20,1811, to no avail. Troops were sent, that plus the rumblings of the Creeks rising, ended the hope for the new nation - information provided by A. Michael Sanders.
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Anna Maria (Mariah) Couturier's Timeline
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November 11, 1721
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Zeglingen, Farnsberg, Basel, Switzerland
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November 11, 1721
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1742
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Spartanburg, SC, United States
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October 5, 1813
Age 91
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Kentwood, Tangipahoa, Louisiana, United States
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