CHRISTOPHER•ALLEN•SMITH•WINTON Family Tree - Person Sheet
CHRISTOPHER•ALLEN•SMITH•WINTON Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameRev. François COILLARD 
Birth Date17 Jul 1834 [35, p.7]
Birth PlaceAsnières-les-Bourges, Berry, France
Reside Date9 Mar 1880 [35, pp.292-293] Age: 45
Reside PlaceParis, France
Memoon furlough from missionary work
Reside Date1882 [35, p.298]
Reside PlaceBasutoland [Lesotho], Africa
Reside Date1904 [8283]
Reside PlaceLealinge, Barotseland [Zambia], Africa
Death PlaceAfrica
Burial PlaceSefula, Barotseland [Zambia], Africa [35]
Alias/AKAFrank [35]
Nicknamele Trop-Tard-Venu (Come-too-late), as a child; Rama Khéthe, in Basutoland, Africa. [35]
OccupationMissionary
Father(male) COILLARD (-ca1836)
MotherMadeleine DAUTRY (-1875)
Misc. Notes
He had six older siblings [35] and was more than nine years younger than the preceding sibling.
He had a niece, Elise COILLARD. On 4-Nov-1885, Elise married a Swiss missionary whose surname was JEANMAIRET in Africa. There was mention of a Marguerite JEANMAIRET who may have been their daughter.
He had a niece, Elise COILLARD. On 4-Nov-1885, Elise married a Swiss missionary whose surname was JEANMAIRET in Africa. There was mention of a Marguerite JEANMAIRET who may have been their daughter.
Spouses
1Christina MACKINTOSH [655], [5618], 1C4R
[655], [5618], 1C4RBirth Date28 Nov 1829 [35, p.91], [654], [655], [1453], [5618]
Birth PlaceGreenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Memo1841 census implies a birth year of 1830. Parish register has the place as “Dundee Greenock.”
Census Date7 Jun 1841 [1453] Age: 11
Census PlaceSt. David’s, St. Cuthbert’s, Edinburgh, Scotland
Memo6 Gardner’s Crescent.
Census Date30 Mar 1851 [5618] Age: 21
Census PlaceSt. Cuthbert’s, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
Memo7 Annandale Street
Voy Date23 Nov 1860 [35, pp.98-99] Age: 30
Voy PlaceUnited Kingdom
MemoBound for Cape Town, South Africa on the ship “John Williams” (owned by the London Missionary Society) - unknown what her port of departure in the UK was.
Reside Date9 Mar 1880 [35, pp.292-293] Age: 50
Reside PlaceParis, France
Memoon furlough from missionary work
Reside Date1882 [35, p.298]
Reside PlaceBasutoland [Lesotho], Africa
Death Date28 Oct 1891 [35, p.376, 379] Age: 61
Death PlaceBarotseland [Zambia], Africa
Burial Date1891 [35, p.460]
Burial PlaceSefula, Barotseland [Zambia], Africa
MemoPhoto of site faces p.446 in source book.
Alias/AKA“The Heroine” (by her siblings). [35, p.91]
OccupationMissionary [35]
ReligionBaptist
FatherRev. Lachlan McINTOSH (ca1777-ca1857)
MotherChristy STEWART (1801->1886)
Misc. Notes
The fact that her siblings called her “The Heroine” comes from one of the books by Catherine Winkworth MACKINTOSH. [35, p.91]
No natural children but adopted two Africans, Samuel MAKOTOKO (b. ca.1862) and Joas. [35, page 160] Joas was the older one and he later named his own son, Francis Coillard.
The IGI has an entry for a Christina MC INTOSH, born the same date but in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, to parents, Lachlan MC INTOSH and Christina STEWART. The discovery of sources [654] and [655] reveal that the IGI record misinterpreted the records from Edinburgh.
No natural children but adopted two Africans, Samuel MAKOTOKO (b. ca.1862) and Joas. [35, page 160] Joas was the older one and he later named his own son, Francis Coillard.
The IGI has an entry for a Christina MC INTOSH, born the same date but in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, to parents, Lachlan MC INTOSH and Christina STEWART. The discovery of sources [654] and [655] reveal that the IGI record misinterpreted the records from Edinburgh.