Original sentence: Coincoin was born at the Louisiana French outpost of Natchitoches, the fourth of 11 children of François and Marie Françoise.They were an African-born couple held in slavery by the post's founder and commandant, Chevalier Louis Juchereau de St
Edited sentence: Both African captives enslaved by the post's founder and commandant, Chevalier Louis Juchereau de St.Coincoin was born at the Louisiana French outpost of Natchitoches, the fourth of eleven children of François and Marie Françoise.Denis, the couple were married in the parish church just three weeks after François' baptism in December 1735, suggesting that their marriage, like their religious "conversion," was dictated by their master.The lives of Coincoin's birth family, based on archival research and family tradition, is told by Coincoin's principal biographer in the historical novel Isle of Canes.Their other nine siblings would remain enslaved at various colonial posts from Natchitoches to Pensacola