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TOUR, Le Blond de la, French soldier, born in France; died in New Orleans, Louisiana, about 1725. He had some skill in engineering, and went to New France as chief of a party, erecting Fort Alibamon (or Alibama) in Louisiana in 1713. He surveyed the site of New Orleans in 1717, and immediately built a fort on piles at Balize (or North-East Pass)to guard the entrance. When Bienville was summoned to France in 1724, La Tour was ordered to take command until the return from Illinois of Dugue de Boisbriand, the governor ad interim.
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