Talk:Chickasaw Campaign of 1736

message: My ancestor, French marine aide Maj. Pierre Gabriel de Juzan, of Mobile, Alabama, was killed in combat against Chickasaws, First Battle of Ackia, Tupelo, Mississippi Military District.  His kinsman, Canadian marines aide Maj. Charles Pierre de  Liette and Capt. Antoine de Tontey (di Tonti) were killed Second Battle of Ackia. Maj. Juzan's son "Don Pedro", Pierre Francoise Gabriel de Juzan (born after his father's death), was his Spanish Majesty's Indian Commissioner to Alabama (DAR ally Patriot as he ran Spanish service agents against British agents amongst the Indians). Don Pedro's grandson, Chief Capt. Pierre de Juzan, inn keeper, Juzan's Lake, Mississippi, led 52 Choctaws from the swamp against the British right flank, Battle of New Orleans. In the removal, Pierre was Choctaw conductor, his brother William de Juzan, Chickasaw conductor. Maj.  Juzan's (above) father Pierre de Juzan, was the intendent of the estates of the Count of Ponchartrain, intendent of marine. Juzan's brother Sauveur de Juzan, was Ponchartrain's courrier to the King. Brother Jacques Juzan was a marine supply officer. Maj. Juzan's mother was Michelle de Liette de Juzan of "the King's cabins", Versailles. Maj. Juzan (b 1697) was commissioned a Lt. 1714 of the Regt. de Bearn, and 1718 aide Maj. du Battaillon de Milice de Redone 1726, then charge de conduire un detachment de miliciens en Louisiane, aide Maj. de Mobile 1733, killed bravely in combat 05-26-1736. His son was Ens. 1752-1762. Francois Sauveur courrier du cabinet de roy b 1707, Jacques commissaire de la marine b ? Don Pedro's 3rd wife and young widow, Pelegia Lorriens de Juzan (Lorriens from Canada to New Orleans), returned to her parent's home, "The Old Spanish Customs House", St. John's Bayou, New Orleans; the oldest existing home in N.O. She died 1848 at her brother's Covington plantation. James A. Miller, Jr., Southport, North Carolina, USA. Juzan, Liette, and Tontey were recommended for French medal after their deaths. Question: Does the French government provide grave stones or memorial stones for it's citizen soldiers fallen bravely in combat in foreign fields?
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message: Shouldn't the Battle of Ogoula Tchetoka and the Battle of Ackia each have their own article pages?  Much smaller engagements in other wars have separate individual articles, why don't these?174.70.83.194 (talk) 16:14, 1 November 2017 (UTC)
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