claim: Curacao is the only ABC island.
evidence: Ignace Francois Broutin -LRB- La Bassee , 1690 -- 1751 -RRB- was a French Chevalier of the Order of St. Louis military officer , commander of Fort Rosalie among the Natchez people , and later an architect and Captain of Engineers of the King in the Province in colonial Louisiana .. La Bassee. La Bassee. French. Early modern France. Order of St. Louis. Order of St. Louis. Fort Rosalie. Fort Rosalie. Natchez people. Natchez people. Louisiana. Louisiana. He is chiefly remembered for designing the Ursuline Convent , now `` the only remaining intact French colonial building in New Orleans . ''. French. Early modern France. Ursuline Convent. Old Ursuline Convent, New Orleans. French colonial. French colonial. New Orleans. New Orleans. A native of La Bassee in northern France , Broutin arrived in Louisiana in 1720 and married Madeleine la Maire -LRB- likely a cousin - his mother 's maiden name was la Mairee -RRB- , widow of Francois Philippe de Marigny and mother of Antoine Philippe de Marigny .. La Bassee. La Bassee. Louisiana. Louisiana. Antoine Philippe de Marigny. Antoine Philippe de Marigny. France. France. In 1748 , his daughter , Madeleine Marguerite de Broutin -LRB- 1730 - 1805 -RRB- , married a grandson of French-Canadian judge and poet , Rene-Louis Chartier de Lotbiniere , Louis-Xavier Martin de Lino de Chalmette .. French. Early modern France. French-Canadian. French-Canadian. judge. judge. poet. poet. Rene-Louis Chartier de Lotbiniere. Rene-Louis Chartier de Lotbiniere. Chalmette. Chalmette, Louisiana. The de Lino plantation , called `` Chalmette '' , became the site of the 1815 Battle of New Orleans , and was later adopted as the name of the seat of St. Bernard Parish  : Chalmette .. New Orleans. New Orleans. plantation. Plantations in the American South. Battle of New Orleans. Battle of New Orleans. seat. County seat. St. Bernard Parish. St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana. Chalmette. Chalmette, Louisiana. Their son , Ignace de Lino , reportedly died suddenly , a month later , devastated by the extensive damage to his inherited family mansion during the Battle .. In the year following the 1755 death of her first husband , Louis-Xavier , at just 35 , Madeleine Broutin then wed another grandson of Rene Chartier 's , Major Pierre Denys de La Ronde -LRB- 1726 - 1772 -RRB- .. Major. Major. Their only son together , Colonel Pierre Denis de La Ronde -LRB- 1762 - 1824 -RRB- , played an `` essential '' role in the Battle of New Orleans , which had also claimed his plantation , bordering his half-brother de Lino 's , being , first , the main site of the definitive Night Battle , December 23-24 , 1814 , in which General Edward Pakenham lost his life , then , secondly , commandeered by the British Army as a field hospital .. New Orleans. New Orleans. plantation. Plantations in the American South. Battle of New Orleans. Battle of New Orleans. Edward Pakenham. Edward Pakenham. British Army. British Army. field hospital. field hospital. At least two descendants reflected his architectural legacy  : grandson Colonel Denis de La Ronde -LRB- 1762 -- 1824 -RRB- , whose stately `` house was similar in plan and exterior to the Ursuline Convent designed by Broutin '' -LRB- albeit now widely misnamed as Versailles , Louisiana -RRB- , today an historic ruins ; and his niece , the tragic , yet highly creative survivor of the murderous Baron Joseph Delfau de Pontalba 's final attempt to steal her fortune .. Louisiana. Louisiana. Ursuline Convent. Old Ursuline Convent, New Orleans. ruins. ruins. Micaela Almonester , Baroness de Pontalba , whose personal legacy endures , as does her great-grandfather 's , with the famed Pontalba Buildings gracing Jackson Square in the French Quarter of New Orleans , Louisiana , and with the official residence of the United States Ambassador to France , the Hotel de Pontalba in Paris .. French. Early modern France. Louisiana. Louisiana. New Orleans. New Orleans. Pontalba Buildings. Pontalba Buildings. Jackson Square. Jackson Square. French Quarter. French Quarter. official residence. official residence. United States Ambassador. United States Ambassador. France. France. Hotel de Pontalba. Hotel de Pontalba. Paris. Paris. Francois Broutin is said to have died in New Orleans , on August 9 , 1751 ; but the whereabouts of his remains are unknown .. New Orleans. New Orleans