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French Colonialism | Expanding Slowly Along the Rivers and Bayous

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1730

South America & Caribbean:Events of this year in this region influencing Louisiana.
North America:Events in North America this year influencing Louisiana.
Europe: French painter Nicolas Lancret; theatre by Marivaux, Voltaire. Henry Fielding in England
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Governor Etienne Perier organizes an expedition against Natchez Indians near Vacherie at Bayougoula village. The vagaries of governor Perier s administration have led to the Natchez Massacre of 1729, and this will necessitate Bienville s return. Bienville will continue to be governor until 1743 when he returns to France, weary of constant disputes with his enemies. He will live until 1767. Bustard s Cove, ³L anse Aux Ourtardes² at New Sarpy, in Jefferson Parish becomes part of the ³Second German Coast². An early travel route, 1730-70, used by the French, then Acadians from St. James to the Attakapas Landing on Lake Verret goes through Napoleonville. Lake Verret was named for the Nicholas Verret family of St. James and Assumption Parishes where father and son served as Commandants.
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