Matthieu Garrigues

1679 - 1726  (47 years)

• Name	Matthieu Garrigues
  Born	1679	Languedoc, France   [1]
  Gender	Male
  Died	Sep 1726	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  Notes	See the attached History of the Garrigues Family for much more detail on Matthieu and kin. http://garrigues.net/ provides additional details and history on the Garrigues family Also: Matthew Garrigues Mathiew Garrigus Matthiew Garrigues etc. There is no conclusive evidence of family lines before Matthieu. While it is commonly purported that his parents are Jean Garrigues (b. 1653, Perigord, Provice of Guyene, France) and Marie De Franchimont (b. 1657), there is no definitive evidence linking them. See Robert Garrigus' definitive work on this subject (attached). Despite the lack of evidence, it is commonly accepted that Matthieu is the son of Jean Garrigues, and this is indeed quite possible. I therefore provide this accepted history back to three known generations with the understanding that there is no definitive evidence of it's accuracy. Any ties of Matthieu Garrigues' progenitors to French nobility back to the 12th century are suspect, most certainly incorrect, and not included herein.
  Person ID	I231	Smith/Park
  Last Modified	24 Sep 2009

  
  

  Father	Jean Garrigues,   b. 1653, Perigord, Guyenne, France ,   d. Est. 1683-1744, Unknown  (Age 91 years)
  Mother	Marie De Franchimont,   b. 1657, Unknown ,   d. Est. 1683-1751, Unknown  (Age 94 years)
  Married	Before 1679
  Family ID	F121	Group Sheet

  
  

  Family	Susanne Rochet,   b. 1686, France ,   d. 30 Sep 1746, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania  (Age 60 years)
  Married	28 May 1702	Hague, Netherlands
  Children	1. Jacob Garrigus,   b. 1716, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ,   d. 12 May 1798, Morristown, Morris, New Jersey  (Age 82 years)
  Last Modified	20 Sep 2009
  Family ID	F129	Group Sheet

  
  

• Event Map

  Born - 1679 - Languedoc, France Married - 28 May 1702 - Hague, Netherlands Died - Sep 1726 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania  = Link to Google Maps   = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Documents » Slide Show		Intention of Marriage for Matthieu Garrigues & Susanne Rochet Taken from Walloon Church records, The Hague, Netherlands.
  		Marriage Record for Matthieu Garrigues & Susanne Rochet The Hague, Netherlands
  		Church Membership Record 1701 Church membership record in The Hague, Netherlands 1701
  		Original Church Membership Record, October 1701 Original Church Membership Record, Walloon Church, The Hague, Netherlands, October 1701
  		The Descendents of Matthieu & Susanne (née Rochet) Garrigues A comprehensive, well-researched compilation of the Garrigues family by Robert Garrigus.
  		The Ancestry of Matthieu Garrigues Perhaps the most complete and well-researched ancestry of the Garrigues/Garrigus family. By Robert C. Garrigus of 9579 Sea Shadow, Columbia, MD 21046 [This document current as of January 22, 2003]
  		A Brief History of the Garrigus Family This 11-page summary provides brief and relevant details into five generations of the Garrigues/Garrigus family - Matthieu Garrigues, Jacob Garrigus, David Garrigus, Jacob Garrigus, and Jane Garrigus - with insight into earlier ancestors, the name "Garrigues", and interesting tidbits. I compiled this document from other known resources, primarily the works of Robert Garrigus, to be a brief history of the family with relevant details into my direct progenitors. Please inform me of updates or corrections. - Jared Smith

  
  

  Headstones

  Matthieu and Susanne Garrigues commemorative plaque Inscription: In Memory of Susannah Garrigues Who Departed This Life The 30th Day of Sept. 1746 Aged 67 Years And Also of Her Husband Matthew Garrigues Died Sept. 6, 1726 Christ Church Cemetery. Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA, USA [Note: this plaque was emplaced in 2000 by Robert Garrigus, Bill, Bev, and Margaret Garrigues. It restates the inscription of Susannah's original stone which still stands. It adds a mention of Susannah's husband Matthew who was also interred in Christ Church Cemetery but for whom no tombstone is extant. The spellings are not the original French variants but are maintained as they are found on the original stone and in Christ Church records. In 2003, Christ Church historians cited this remembrance project as the major catalyst for a subsequent restoration project for the cemetery. It is now open to the public and the Garrigues/Garrigus project is one of the major reasons.]

  
  

• Sources

  From the book, "The Arms of La Garrigues of Languedoc, Francy by Richard.