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Among other relationships, noted as uncle of Jeanne Richard widow of Pierre Marcel in documents of Isaac Guibaud, notary at Lausanne, 10 jan 1724 etc. Also as brother-in-law of Moyse Richard in a document of the same notary, 09 apr 1701. This couple appears (possibly before marriage) as the sponsors at the baptism of Catherine Richard-Janin, daughter of Moyse, 21 jul 1678, at La Mure. With his wife, sponsors at a Genevois baptism at Morges in 1690. Bourgeois of Lausanne 1701.
His testament of 19 sep 1730, with codicils of 02 jun 1731, 10 jun 1732, and 10 jun 1733, was probated at Lausanne 21 aug 1733 (ACV Bg 13bis/5, fol. 205v): Jean Barnaud (petit) bourgeois (bourgeois assoufert�) de Lausanne, names his sister Jeanne Barnaud veuve de feu Benjamin Baud en derniere nopce, wife Magdelaine Genevois, eldest daughter Judith wife of Jean Genevois chirurgien, other daughter Jeanne Louyse wife of Fran�ois Louys Secretan citoyen de Lausanne, son Barthelemy minister at La Tour, fille cadette Magdelaine femme en seconde nopce de Mr. le ministre Marindin (she had previously been married to Mr. le Ministre Nicolas), fils cadet Jean Alexandre Barnaud, granddaugher Judith Genevois, grandson Jean Alexandre Genevois, granddaughter Jeanne Magdelaine Secretan, grandson Barthelemy Abram Louys, son of Jean Alexandre Barnaud.
The record of the second marriage of his son Matthieu, 17 dec 1736 at Vevey, says he was from "Voruvan" en Dauphin�. This is probably a misunderstanding of Volvan. He must certainly be related to the Jean Barnaud who settled at Lausanne. This statement is confirmed by the baptismal record of his daughter Jeanne Louise 15 nov 1697, identifying him as Jean Barnaud of Volvan en Dauphin�, with wife Catherine Merin.
This may be the same Jeanne Barnaud cited as widow of the late Benjamin Baud in 1720, where we find Moyse Baud, tanneur, and Jeanne Barnaud widow of the late Benjamin Baud his step-mother. Testament recorded 22 feb 1724 by Sebastien Buttex, notary at Lausanne, gives origin as Baumon en Dauphin� and names several relatives.
The baptismal record calls her simply Louise. She is not the Jeanne Louise Barnaud, daughter of the late Jean Barnaud originaire de Dauphin�, who married Samuel son of the late Jean Michaud at La Tour-de-Peilz, 24 nov 1732. Her father's testament proves that she is the Jeanne Louise Barnaud who married Fran�ois Louis Secr�tan of Lausanne. At the baptism of their daughter Jeanne Magdelaine in 1725, the sponsors included Jean Barnaud and Magdelaine Genevois.
Another reference gives her surname as Burnand, but records at D�nezy, where Jeanne Marguerite was the minister's wife in 1800, clearly show Barnaud, and indicate her brother was Samuel Louis Barnaud, minister at Bi�re at that time. When she died, her husband was minister at Combremont. The death record says that she left two children, eldest under the age of 9 years.
Evidently daughter of Jean Barnaud, in order to explain relationships stated in many documents, but her marriage does not seem to be recorded at Lausanne (very few marriages were recorded about this time, for bureaucratic reasons) and her marriage contract has not come to light.
A Jean Barnaud or Bernaud age 45 in 1694 also in Lausanne, with wife and 4 ch., also from La Mure in Dauphin�. Livre d'Or des Familles Vaudoises notes that a Barnaud family was granted bourgeois status in Lausanne in 1701, this family from La Mure in Dauphin�. Relationships with Charles Bernard help identify Jeanne Barnaud as the sister of Judith and the wife of the late Pierre DesMoulins of Dauphin� (23 oct 1727, Isaac Guibaud le jeune, notary).
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Judith Barnaud veuve de feu Moyse Richard, age 62.
Witnesses at the baptism were Jean Genevois, Judith Barnaud his wife, and Marie Malvieux. According to her father's testament, she married first a pasteur named Nicolas, and second, the minister Abraham Marindin.
