| 1757 |
Born ca. 1757 in New Orleans ? Marries Sophie Glapion. |
| 1805 June 12 |
Accepts the posts as coroner and justice of the peace of St. John the Baptist Parish, now the territorial county of the German Coast. |
| 1805 September 9 |
Refuses reappointment as Commandant of the German Coast. |
| 1805 August 12 |
Apointeded a major 5th Regiment, Louisiana Militia. |
| 1809 April 21 |
Promoted to Colonel. |
| 1811 December 24. |
Resigns from militia. |
| 1807 June 30 |
Re-appointed justice of the peace. |
| 1806-1810 |
Member of the territorial House of Representatives. |
| 1810 March 4 |
Nominated for an appointment to the legislative council. |
| 1811 January 8 |
Andry’s plantation is the flash point of the largest slave uprising in U. S. History. The old Colonel organizes the first effort to subdue the slaves and sends word for aid to Claiborne but his son is the first fatality of the insurrection. |
| 1839 |
Dies in New Orleans |