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LifeNotes: Captain in the French Marines. Was first at Fort Condé in the French Colony at Mobile. Was the first commander at Fort Toulouse. Married Sehoy I. Was father of Sehoy II. and Chief Red Shoes of the Coosadas. Marchand was murdered by his own men in a mutiny at Fort Toulouse.
You may visit Fort Toulouse to day; it is near Wetumpka, AL and is a state park. There is an ancient mound near the reconstruction of the fort. Reenactments are held there. Fort Condé, now called Fort Charlotte-Condé, is another place you may visit; it is a very fine brick partial reconstructed fort with many offerings such as reenactments; it is the Visitors Center for the City of Mobile.

Born in France; Married, Died, 1722, murdered in a mutiny at Fort Toulouse

• Married: ABT 1720 in Fort Toulouse, Creek Nation ¹

1. Sehoy Il MARCHAND b: 1722 in Fort Toulouse, Wetumpka, Creek Nation

1. Title: World Family Tree Vol. 1, Tree 2888 - Killam, Barrow, Kellam of AL, FL 1733-1995
   Publication: Release date: November 29, 1995
   Abbrev: World Family Tree Vol. 1, Tree 2888 - Killam, Barrow, Kellam of AL, FL 1733-1995
   Note:
   Has key link from Killam to Weatherford line.
   Page: Tree #2888
   Text: Date of Import: Aug 6, 1997
2. Title: World Family Tree Vol. 5, Tree 3729 - Waldrip, Chambers, Huff of TX, SC
   Publication: Released August 22, 1996
   Abbrev: World Family Tree Vol. 5, Tree 3729 - Waldrip, Chambers, Huff of TX, SC
   Note:
   Large source with link to Weatherford.
   Page: Tree #3729
   Text: Date of Import: Aug 23, 1997
3. Repository:
   Name: Jared Jones Personal Library
   
   Title: History of Alabama
   Author: James Albert Pickett
   Abbrev: Pickett
   Publication: 1851, Republished in 1962 by Birmingham Book and Magazine Co.
   Abbrev: History of Alabama
   Text: Stories about Chs Weatherford, William Weatherford, Sehoy, David Tate, Alexander McGillivay