Deposition of James Rouse
Document 1800Rouse certified Joseph Luvetne's residence in Albany, Philadelphia, and Boston.
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City and County
of Philadelphia } Ss. On the twenty Ninth [strikethrough: Eighth] Day of April one
thousand eight hundred. Personally Appeared
Before me Petr, and Peter, Judge of the Pennsylvania
District of the United States
James House of the town of Champlain County of Clinton
and State of New York. Who Made Oath that he personally
knew Joseph Luvetoe of the Parish of St. Ours in the province
of Lower Canada, and this Deponment Saith that the said Joseph
Luvetoe Came out of Canada being a Refugee with this Deponment
in the year one thousand Seven hundred and Seventy Six and
this Deponment further Saith, that to the best of his knowledge
the said Joseph Luvetoe. Stayed in Albany two years. and
then he Came to Philadelphia where he Stayed one year
or more then the said Luvetoe Returned from Philadelphia
to Albany where he Stayed with some other Refugees in
Albany more than one Year, after that the Said Luvetoe
went from Albany to Boston where he Stayed till
the year one thousand Seven hundred and Eighty four.
And further this Deponment Saith Not. ——
Sworn 29th April 1800
Before
Richard Peter
Jas Kerrows
Type
Document Signed
Description
Rouse certified Joseph Luvetne's residence in Albany, Philadelphia, and Boston.
Date
04/29/1800
Author
Document number
1800042990001
Page start
1
Note
Deposition of James Rouse taken by Richard Peter.
Notable persons
James Rouse
Richard Peter
judge
Joseph Leevetre
Joseph Luvetre
refugee
Notable locations
Pennsylvania
Champlain
Clinton County
New York
St Ours
Canada
Albany
Philadelphia
Boston
Notable items
deposition

