Within two years of Eva's death, he remarried, this time to BARBE TIRCUIT 1797 in Ascension Church. The five children of JEAN ORY and BARBE TIRCUIT are as follows :
Jean was sent back to the Maryland/Pennsylvania area to settle the legal affairs of his father with his brother-in-law PHILLIP ENGELHART. In effect, they such as selling the 100 acres Nicolas bought there in Digges Lot as well as possible other matters left undone when their family left Maryland for South Louisiana. On their way back to Louisiana they brought with them the HENRY ADAMS family, the PAUL SHARP family, the SEBASTIEN GUIDRY family and the
JOHANN GEORGE KLEINPETER family with them, according to the book, Baker : The First 100 Years The Kleinpeter family also settled on Highland Road and began to build a dairy farm that is still popular in the Baton Rouge area today. They have their own cemetery and the rest are buried at the Highland Cemetery (turn right before you enter the gates and then an immediate right and the cemetery is on the left)close to the East Gate of the LSU campus.
Jean was a well respected member of his community standing as bondsman for his friends and buying land in several parishes, St. Helena Parish as well as St. John the Baptist Parish until his death on November 11, 1812.
