Branch : G 1 

Occupation : French Teacher
Notes : huguenot ?

Notes : 1904 - Granted and conveyed unto her daughter, the said Harriet S. Baquet, single woman and the said Harriet S. Baquet dying intestate, same destendid to her brothers and sisters, Madeleine H. McNeil, Marguerite Louise Golding, Camille Baquet, Sophie L. DeCamp and William C. Baquet.

Madeleine H. McNeill of Spokane, Spokane County, Washington and Seneca, h/h,
Marguerite B. Golding of Perth Amboy, Micclesex County, New Jersey Isaac T., h/h,
Camille Baquet of Elizabeth, Union County, N.J. Frances S. h/w,
Sophie L. De Camp of Burlington City, N.J.
William C. Baquet and Mae M., h/w, of Asotin, Asotin County, Washington

Notes : English secretary of lt governement of Canada

Branch : G 14 

Occupation : Union Army officer
Notes : dom : Elizabeth,Union Cty,NJ
In 1910 he published the work "History of the First Brigade, New Jersey Volunteers (Kearny's First New Jersey Brigade) from 1861 to 1865", which chronicled the military history of his brigade. Until the year 2005, it was the only full length work on that famed VI Corps unit.

Notes : Frances KESTER-SNOWHILL (from John, son of Isaac Kester, born in Burlington county, New Jersey x1 Mary Arnold x2 Catharine Snowhill)
children: Camille Baquet, Louise Kester Baquet, Lillian Esquire Baquet.
The Baquets have their summer residence on the old Snowhill homestead in Spotswood, New Jersey.

Branch : G 143 

Branch : G 141 

Branch : G 15 

Branch : G 151 

Branch : G 11 

	Louis Joseph BAQUET Madeleine Amélie GAUBERT-BEAUGE Lord Henry Edward STUART Camille BAQUET Harriet J STUART Madeleine BAQUET   °1833 New York, NJ +
	x1 Félix TANCO Frank George TANCO  Felix Camille TANCO  Nina TANCO
	x2 Seneca MAC NEILL

Notes : dom: Spokane,Washington

Branch : G 16 

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