Mary Anazile Bourgeois Carver BIRTH unknown DEATH 16 Oct 1871 BURIAL Cedar Rest Cemetery Bay Saint Louis, Hancock County, Mississippi, USA PLOT N10-25 MEMORIAL ID 40069201 · View Source

MEMORIAL PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 0 Daughter of Benard Valentin Bourgeois and Isabella Rose Favre.

Family Members Spouse Photo Peter Carver 1822–1901

Children Mary Celine Carver Ladner unknown–1942

Photo Edmond Carver 1849–1923

Photo Angeline Carver Bourgeois 1851–1909

Daniel Carver 1853–1921

Photo Randolph Orville Carver 1862–1927

Dudley Carver 1866–1932

Inscription wife of Peter Carver; age 45 yrs

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Biography

Mary Anazille (Bourgeois) Carver was born in 1826 in Hancock Co, MS. She died Oct 16 1871 - Hancock Co, Mississippi. Her parents were Bernard Bourgeois / Choctaw Dawes 2368 and Makahiya Isabella Rose (Farve) Bourgeois.

Mary married James Pierre Carver. Together they had the following children: Randolph Orville Carver.

Children: Oscar Romain Carver of Waveland, Edmond Ned Carver of Waveland, Angelina Bourgeois of Waveland, Daniel Carver of Nicholson, MS, Mary Celine Ladner of Waveland, Randolph Orville Carver, Jon Dudley Carver "Fode" of Waveland, MS Siblings: Zenon Bourgeois, Severin Bourgeois, Valery Bourgeois, Ursin Bourgeois, Edmond Bourgeois, Bernard Bourgeois, Aspasie Souldini, Auguste Bourgeois

Spoke French Mobilian, 1/2 French and 1/2 MS BAND OF CHOCTAW, personal reservation, MCR- Mississippi Choctaw Removed Card from OK NATION disenrolled there; family number pix in media section; (means she disenrolled as a member of the nation of the Oklahoma Nation of Choctaw and stayed with the MS Band of Choctaw as an enrolled member, being common for the Mobilian Choctaw who received 640 acres each of personal reservations at the 1820 to 1920 time frame). This truth about personal reservation options is a factoid that is part of MS History for MS High School mandatory class: that, BIA agents making the correct 640 acre OFFER of land in MS at the Dancing Rabbit Treaty provided those staying, land grants signed by Andrew Jackson himself. The land distribution out of Hinds Co, MS in the 1830s followed the 1820 Choctaw Co, MS entry of 6000 "Dancing Rabbits" incoming via sponsor Lewis Parker, many were Southern Tuscororans who had fought in the Rev War received their lands through earlier sponsorship via guide William Williams in the wake of the 1810 era from the VR and Carolinas and into Luisiana to await claims made or to squat on the claims. (See AM State Papers). Mary Carver's husband was a surveyor and from a family of cartographers and ship builders back to his uncle Gov of first MayflowerJohn Carver of Plymouth, MA and Plymouth, UK. Being that Mary was married to a surveyor/cartographer and being that Mary Carver was a Pushmataha descendant, it would be very clear that her BIA agent would absolutely get the offer correct. Some were not so lucky, like the Cooper Roll whose BIA agent Ward was drunk and failed to turn in their application to Durant as they chose to stay with their Nation and go to Oklahome; but, they stayed in Marion Co and later petitioned and reappealed to the OK Nation to be enrolled, which the OK Nation of Choctaw said no first and then on appeal, said yes. ~~~~Bogue Chitto Old Cheraw Group Study Information at https://www.facebook.com/groups/1480581008621268/.=