Positions held

fled to Belgium after the failed insurrection of 13 June

founder of the Zurich Konsumverein the same year

Cordillot dates the founding 14 Sept 1854; the act says 26 Sept. Died in office.

left the colony 8 July 1856; the agency formally continued from San Antonio

withdrew a first resignation 7 May 1856; resigned for good 6 July

also physician and magistrate of the colony

left after Considerant refused him a tannery

dismissed by Cantagrel, reinstated by Duthoya; per Savardan 'the real director' during the 1857 interim

by a management letter signed Bureau

the commission Cousin abolished after Bureau left

withdrew at the first meeting, wanting his shares repaid in cash

holding Bureau's delegated powers; ran the Feb-Apr 1857 land sales

Cordillot omits him and has Bessard appointed only after Bureau's death (1859)

asked in 1861 to sell the remainder and repatriate the money; carried the Confederate-money proceeds to Belgium

the timeline's life-events layer also lists a Boll in Co. K, 19th Texas Cavalry, with the Knapflis -- which Boll is unstated. The NPS index has no Henri/Henry Boll in any Texas unit and no Boll on the 19th Cavalry's 1,409-name roster: consistent with commissary employment, not enlistment

NPS: 'Frichot, Ashiel', Co. B, corporal in and out (M227 roll 12)

wounded; captured at Saline, escaped twice; ambushed at Tensas Bayou, La. NPS: 'Reimond, Emile', Co. B, ensign in and out (M227 roll 30); not on the index roster of the 10th Field Battery, Texas Light Artillery (Pratt's), 206 names -- the transfer would be in the jacket

with a Wm Knapfli; from the timeline's life-events layer, to verify. NPS: no Jacob or William under any spelling; the one Knopfli in Texas is Henry, below

Sandell (after Cochran) has William and Jacob Knapfly; Kagay, William and Joseph; NPS has neither

NPS: 'Louckx, J.B.', Co. F, Waller's Regiment, Texas Cavalry, private (M227 roll 22)

no Henri in the NPS Texas index -- civilian employment, as Sandell and Cordillot read it

Guillot's wagon factory survived the 1860 fire (sandell III); no Guillot in the NPS Texas index

the one Priot in the NPS Texas index is 'Priot, P.', Texas Conscripts (M227 roll 29) -- initial conflicts with Jean; a conscription card would fit an army employee

M227 roll 12. In no narrative source: the father in the state troops while the son was in the cavalry

M227 roll 12, 'Frichot, C.D.'; same company as his brother

the index also has a Louis Reinhardt in Shea's 4th Battalion Artillery and Hobby's 8th Infantry, coast units -- one man or two, unresolved

M227 roll 37, alt. 'Vorin'. Darnell's is the regiment whose men seized the colonists' guns in 1862 (sandell IV)

M227 roll 37, alt. 'Alford Vorin'; not in the registry -- presumably Charles Voirin's family

M227 roll 31, 'Royer, Julis'. Corroborates his 1898 obituary -- a drummer with Walker's division at Mansfield; Darnell's 18th served dismounted in Walker's Texas Division

M227 roll 20; the only Knopfli in the Texas index -- neither the Jacob nor the William of Cochran's list. Relation to Jacob Knopfli unknown

M227 roll 12. A candidate for the registry's Heinrich Frick (Sandell's Mountain Creek rancher), not an attestation

M393 roll 2. The only Santerre in the whole NPS index, and a Union one. Not a son of François: the 1860 household and the family tree have Appolinaire (b. 1843), Germain (1848), Emanuel (1850), Raphael (1853), no Jean. The 1st Texas (U.S.) was raised at New Orleans, Nov 1862 - Feb 1864, largely from refugees and foreigners. Chronicling America 1860-1900 (LA, TX) has no Jean Santerre. The M402 jacket (FamilySearch/Fold3, sign-in) would give age, birthplace and enlistment place

M393 roll 1. The registry has Pierre, J. and F. Girard, no Paul; Chronicling America (LA, TX, 1860-1900) has no Paul Girard. The M402 jacket would settle it

his 1892 sketch; Cordillot has him at Kaufman County in 1857 and back in Dallas 1869

the general exemption for un-naturalized foreigners, late 1861 (kagay)

with Gouffé; the petition cites the violence promised to 'Unionists and freed Blacks'

the 1892 county list names the office; Thévenet followed him

Gen. Reynolds's slate under military government; resigned April 1, 1870 to visit Europe, and Henry S. Ervay was appointed (brown1892; Sandell: Ervay pro tem, 4 Apr); back with 27 Swiss on 3 Dec 1870 (Fretz, DMN 1924)

The 1892 list confirms 'Marshal, John F. Barbier'; Sandell's directory reverses the brothers. Barbier Street (1871) is named for J.F.

on Sandell's and Kagay's slate; not on Brown's 1892 list, which names no assistant marshal. Later retired to Mineral Wells

'Mr. Bole refused to serve' (brown1892); Sandell: resigned at the first meeting, not a city resident; Cordillot: 'refused the deputy mayor's post'

'appointed District Clerk in the fall of 1868'; John M. Laws held district and county clerk from March 1870

'Jones resigned, and John Loupot was substituted' (brown1892)

Brown (1892) lists him among the aldermen 'at different times (some resigning)' under Ervay, 1870-72; Sandell ch. II has him on the council continuously 1870-75, ch. IV a gap until 1875. UNRESOLVED.

also treasurer pro tem of the railroad tax, Aug 1871

348-246 over Hunt, the first election under Reconstruction. RESOLVED: the 1892 list runs his term 'November 1872 to April 1874' and elects W. L. Cabell in 1874; Cordillot's re-elections of 1873 and 1874 do not appear.

resigned with the whole council in the charter dispute with Austin — Brown dates the resignation April 24, 1873, Sandell March 20-22; his own 1892 sketch: 'has served as Alderman for the First Ward'

resigned in the charter dispute (Brown: April 24, 1873)

a 4-4 council tie broken by Mayor Long; Brown: 'the council elected Henry Boll treasurer'. Boll's own 1892 sketch has him 'elected City and County Treasurer' in 1869, serving three or four years — his dates, not the minutes'

RESOLVED: the 1892 list of aldermen elected April 1875 has F. L. Willemet and no Capy; the 1875-76 seat is Willemet's. No colonist appears on the lists of 1876-1884.

undated in Sandell and not in the 1892 county-clerk succession (Jones 1867, Laws 1870, Harwood 1873); probably a reading of Boll's own 'City and County Treasurer'

shot dead in 1877 'in a settling of scores between cowboys'

'served two terms as School Director' (his 1892 sketch); on the first board, 1884 (Sandell)

on every April list from 1885 to 1889 and not on 1890's; two-year terms from 1876, so three elections (1885, 1887, 1889); 'resigned on account of moving out of the ward'

came with Long's 1871 Swiss party, not a colonist

Dallas named a street for him, misspelled (Dallas Herald 6 May 1876)

re-elected 1888; succeeded by his son 1896-1908

on the commission that drafted the International's rules; a congress secretary at Lausanne 1867

every identified member of Section 46 was a colonist

countersigned Rémond's membership booklet with Capy

'vraisemblablement'; the 1875-76 correspondence is certain