| Father |
Charles-Henry NUHALT, b. Abt 1700, Angleterre  |
| Mother |
Mary TISDEL, b. 1700, Angleterre |
| Marriage |
Abt 1725 |
Londres, Angleterre |
| Notes |
- It is believed that Mary & her husband Charles Henry Nuhalt emigrated to the northern US states. During these times the French & English would raid each others territories. These raids were primarily to steal furs. It is believed that Mary & her son Samual Charles were taken prisoner by the French & Huron Indians and brought back to Quebec City.
In order to free herself & her son from slavery she renounced her Protestant faith & converted to Catholic. In turn she was granted French citizenship & freedom. It is believed that it was at this time that the Tisdele name was changed and her son took on her maiden name.
I is believed that Mary remarried to a German mercanary hired by the French to help fight the English.
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| Family ID |
F2074 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
1725 - 1800 (75 years)
