Unnamed Child Lavisson

I represent one of two children who arrived in Pensacola with our mother, Euphrasie Suchet Lavisson in September of 1820 from Havana. In an 1828 instrument to secure her debt, she recounted how she had come to Pensacola, newly widowed and without the means to pay the passage for her two children and female servant. While some records regarding my brother, August, have been found, as yet the Sampler reseachers have not found my name. The 1830 census indicates I might have been anywhere between infancy and 10 years old in 1821.