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Born 6 Feb 1763 in Southwest Coast of Detroit, Michigan
Husband of
Marie Magdeleine (Payet) Soleau
— married
21 Feb 1791 in Detroit, Michigan
Died 4 Mar 1818
at age 55
in River Raisin, Monroe County, Michigan Territory, United States
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ALEXIS SOLEAU, The grandfather of Touissant Soleau and Frank X. Soleau, at present merchants of this city, came from France at a very early day, and was among the first settlers on the River Raisin. He purchased a farm on his arrival at Detroit, in Springwells, now West Detroit, and subsequently exchanged his farm in Springwells for the Doctor Clark farm, now owned and occupied in part by Mr. Andrew Beier as a residence, and a large portion by I. E. Ilgianfritz as a nursery. He exchanged the Clark farm for a farm on Sandy Creek, three miles north of Monroe; was in sympathy with the Americans, and took an active part in the War of 1812, and was, with his son Touissant, taken prisoner by the British at Sandy Creek and confined at Maiden until both were exchanged, soon after the battle of Brownstown. Was present at Detroit at the surrender of General Hull, and witnessed the indignation of the American army when the white flag was run up over the fort; saw General Cass in anger thereat break his sword over one of the cannon, declaring the surrender a national disgrace. Alexis was a millwright and carpenter, and built the first grist-mill on the fiont of the farm subsequently owned by Doctor Clark, near and below the point where the dam crossed the river. He also built the mill at Stony Creek where Brest is now located, both of which mills were burned and destroyed by the British in the War of 1812. He purchased a farm on Stony Creek, west of the Lake Shore railroad, which Touissant, Sr., his son, cleared and resided on the remainder of his life, dying August 3, 1870; was buried at Newport. Touissant Soleau, Sr., was married to Genevieve Burke, at Frenchtown; had eight sons and four daughters. Touissant Soleau, Jr., the eldest, was born October 1, 1820; married November 25, 1847, Phoebe Boardman [Baudin]; is now a merchant in Monroe, copartner of James Robert, on West Front Street. He has two sons and two daughters: William T., an attorney practicing in Monroe, who was elected clerk of the city for two terms, also one of the Circuit Court commissioners at this time; his second son, Milton B., now resides at Monroe, clerk in a store; his elder daughter, Ada, married James I. Robert, his present copartner; the younger daughter married Charles Golden, a lawyer in Monroe and at present the prosecuting attorney of the county. The second son of Touissant Soleau, Sr., David A. Soleau, died early, in the State of Virginia. The third son, Alexis, resides on his farm on Stony Creek. The fourth son, Oliver, studied for the priesthood, and in crossing the ocean on his way to St. Thomas was lost at sea. James enlisted in the War of the Rebellion [the Civil War], and died from disease contracted in the army.

BURIAL: Oct. 5, 1910 at London Twp. Cemetery;

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