Louviere Database

Catherine Hebert

F, #295, b. circa 1688, d. after 1734

Father

Jean Baptiste Hebert¹ b. c 1653, d. b 1707

Mother

Anne Marie Doucet¹ b. c 1661, d. 3 Nov 1710

CLARENCE B*

Catherine Hebert was clarence b 1046d.

Birth*

circa 1688

She was born circa 1688 at Grand Pre.²

She was the daughter of Jean Baptiste Hebert and Anne Marie Doucet.¹

Census*

1693

Catherine Hebert appeared on the census of 1693 at Les Mines; Anne at 5 yrs.³

Marriage*

circa 1706

She married Claude Boudrot, son of Claude I Boudrot and Anne Marie Thibodeau, circa 1706 at Grand Pre.^4,1

Death*

after 1734

Catherine Hebert died after 1734 at Riviere des Habitants.

Family

Claude Boudrot b. c 1683, d. a 1753

Children

Charles Boudrot b. 1708
Claude Boudrot b. 6 Dec 1708
Anne Marie Boudrot+ b. 17 Dec 1711, d. 13 Feb 1759
Marguerite Boudrot+ b. 1714, d. b 1763
Joseph Boudrot b. 29 Dec 1718, d. b 4 Apr 1769
Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux+ b. 9 Feb 1722
Pierre Boudrot b. 24 Nov 1723, d. bt 1765 - 1766
Jean Boudrot⁵ b. 13 Jun 1725, d. 3 May 1796
Francoise Boudrot+ b. 3 Dec 1727, d. 1 Jun 1791
Olivier Boudrot⁶ b. 1730, d. a 10 Oct 1786
Charles Boudrot b. 14 Jun 1734

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, p190.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 203.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 802.
[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sga-2.59.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 204.

Nicolas Gabriel Albert^1,2

M, #299, b. circa 1774

Father

Nicolas Gabriel Albert¹ b. c 1726

Mother

Marie Marthe Benoit¹ b. c 1736

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Note*

Nicolas Gabriel Albert From: "Judy Riffel" Add to Address Book
To: "Don Louviere"
Subject: Re: Valery Use and Eveline Albert
Date: Fri, 12 Aug 2005 14:30:11 -0500

That issue is out of print, but check with your local library. If they
don't have it, the society sells copies of single articles for $5.00
postpaid. Their address is:

Le Comite' des Archives de la Louisiane
P.O. Box 1547
Baton Rouge, LA 70821

Their website is:

http://www.sos.louisiana.gov/archives/archives/archives-comite.htm

Judy

----- Original Message -----
From: "Don Louviere"
To: "Judy Riffel"
Sent: Friday, August 12, 2005 8:50 AM
Subject: Re: Valery Use and Eveline Albert

> Judy
> Thanks for the reference to your article.
> Where can I get a copy?
> Regards
> Don Louviere
>
> --- Judy Riffel wrote:
>
>> Hi Don:
>>
>> My mistake. I assumed you were descended from
>> Valery Use's daughter,
>> Eulalie, who married a Louviere.
>>
>> For more information on the Albert family, see my
>> article in the August 1999
>> issue of le Raconteur. The family name was
>> originally Herbert.
>>
>> I do not know if the epilepsy comes from the Use or
>> Albert line. Before
>> Valery, many of the Use's died very young.
>>
>> Thanks again.
>>
>> Judy
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "Don Louviere"
>> To: "Judy Riffel"
>> Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2005 9:50 AM
>> Subject: Re: Valery Use and Eveline Albert
>>
>>
>> > Judy hi
>> >
>> > No, epilepsy has not appeared that I know of.
>> >
>> > Attached is a file that shows our relation.
>> > My GGG grandfather was Valery Joseph Albert.
>> > Your relation come in thru Aubin Francois Albert.
>> > [Valery and Aubin were brothers]
>> >
>> > The Albert line comes in to me thru my mother's
>> > grandmother. So I don't know any of the Albert
>> family.
>> >
>> > Do you know if it is in the Albert family or the
>> Use
>> > family?
>> >
>> > Let me know
>> > Don
>> >
>> > --- Judy Riffel
>> wrote:
>> >
>> >> Dear Don:
>> >>
>> >> I have found epilepsy in descendants of three of
>> >> Valery and Eveline's
>> >> children: Lovinci, Ophelia, and Edouard. Has it
>> >> appeared in your line?
>> >>
>> >> Eulalie was my grandmother's "Tante Lalie" who
>> liked
>> >> to sing songs. My
>> >> grandmother sang a few to me, which I recorded.
>> >> There is one about the
>> >> Civil War which I have been wanting to transcribe
>> >> for a long time, but have
>> >> never gotten around to it.
>> >>
>> >> Judy
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> ----- Original Message -----
>> >> From: "Don Louviere"
>> >> To: "Judy Riffel"
>> >> Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2005 8:48 AM
>> >> Subject: Valery Use and Eveline Albert
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> >
>> >> > Judy Hi
>> >> > My name is Don Louviere and I have Valery Use
>> and
>> >> > Eveline Albert on my website.
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >>
>> >
>>
> http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~louviere/p140.htm#i6973
>> >> >
>> >> > Which children does your research come down
>> from?
>> >> >
>> >> > Regards
>> >> > Don Louviere
>> >> >
>> >> > I have found a prevalence of epilepsy among the
>> >> > descendants of my
>> >> > ancestors, Valery Use' and Eveline Albert, of
>> >> > Lafourche Parish. I am
>> >> > wondering if anyone has found epilepsy in any
>> >> other
>> >> > Bayou Lafourche Acadian
>> >> > families.
>> >> >
>> >> > Thanks.
>> >> >
>> >> > Judy Riffel
>> >> > Baton Rouge, LA
>> >> >
>> >> >

TABLES OF CONTENTS OF LE RACONTEUR[updated August 1, 2005]To Order, write to:Le Comite' des Archives de la LouisianeP.O. Box 1547Baton Rouge, LA 70821-1547Le Comite' des Archives de la Louisiane Home Page http://www.sos.louisiana.gov/archives/archives/archives-comite.htm(All prices shown include postage and handling)1984 ANNUAL EDITION (Out of Print)Le Comite' Update - 1St. Landry Parish District Court Minute Book, April 1854 to July 1873 - 2Constables for the Parish of Iberville - 8The Louisiana State Militia, 1877 - 9New State Archives Building--Status Update - 17New Book Preserves History of Pointe Coupee Parish - 19Letter from Secretary of State Brown - 20Index -211985 ANNUAL EDITION (Out of Print)Le Comite' Update - 1Act 238, House Bill No. 1642 - 2State Archives Building Update - 12Genealogical Columns - 13Spell/Skolfield Information Sought - 21Iberville Parish Record of Wills, No. A-A, Beginning 1854 - Ending 16 May 1892 - 22Queries - 23Genealogical Research in Louisiana Courthouses - 24Centroplex Library Shortens Hours - 32Announcements - 331985 Events - 34Sale on Back Issues of Le Raconteur - 34Records Found in Iberville Courthouse Attic - 35L.S.U. Newspaper Microfilm Project Underway - 39Archives Exhibits Acadian Documents - 39Surname Index - 401986 ANNUAL EDITION (Out of Print)Le Comite' Update - 1State Archives Update - 2Le Comite' Questionnaire Results - 4Iberville Parish Coroner's Records, 1875-1884 - 6Jean-Philippe Goujon de Grondel--A Chronological Trail - 11Garahy Cemetery, Robert, La., Tangipahoa Parish - 13First Register of the Congregation of the "Dames Enfants de Marie" Ursulines Convent Archives - 14Palmer Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Rapides Parish - 16Hooper Cemetery - 17Thompson Ferry Cemetery, Grant Parish - 18Old Whatley Cemetery, LaSalle Parish - 19Old Wise Chapel Cemetery, Ruby, La., Rapides Parish - 20Terry Graveyard, Tangipahoa Parish - 25West Baton Rouge Parish Record of Wills, Oct. 1846 - May 1926 - 26LSU Libraries Changes Microfilm Use Policy - 29Addresses of Major Research Facilities Around the World - 30Queries - 32DeSoto Parish Postmasters - 33Inventory of Two Boxes of Genealogical Records at Rural Life Museum - 40Surname Index - 431987 ANNUAL EDITION (Out of Print)Le Comite' Update - 1Archives Reception - 2Louisiana State Archives Dedication - 3Louisiana (poem) - 4Archives Volunteer Program Update - 5Volunteer Orientation Program - 5Le Comite' Establishes Archives Fund/Archives Fund Financial Report - 6Upcoming Events at the State Archives - 7Iberville Casualties in the Seige of Vicksburg, 1863 - 8Succession of Daniel Hicky, 5 Jan. 1808 - 10Some Genealogical Sources for Pointe Coupee Parish Research - 11Lafayette Cemetery, New Orleans - 14Krotz Springs, St. Landry Parish, La., Postmasters and Elected Officials - 15Charles Louis Boucher de Grand Pre - 18Genealogical Sources in French Departmental Archives - 19Garrett-Berwick Cemetery, Garrett Plantation, Bayou Sale, St. Mary Parish, La. - 20Protestant Cemetery, Patterson, La. - 21Centerville Presbyterian Church Cemetery - 23Rentrop-Knight-Hartman Cemetery, St. Mary Parish - 25Shadows-on-the Teche Family Cemetery, New Iberia - 26Patterson Catholic Cemetery - 26Rosehill Cemetery, New Iberia - 27St. Peter's Catholic Church Cemetery, New Iberia - 28Cemetery at Sterling, St. Mary Parish, La. - 29Leave No Stone Unturned - 30Acadian Cousins from Poitou, France, Visit Louisiana - 31Les Acadiens Laboureurs de la Mer/The Acadians Plowmen of the Sea (poem) - 32Iberville Parish Coroner's Record, 1887-1900 - 34Ledger from Neubig's Store, Plaquemine, La. - 41The Reids from Angus County, Scotland, to Caddo Parish, La. - 42Queries/Announcements - 44Alphabetical List of Articles Appearing in Le Raconteur, 1978-1987 - 45Index - 491812 Map Shows Landowners Along False River - 541988 ANNUAL EDITION (Out of Print)President's Message - 1State Archives Volunteer Program - 2Upcoming Archival Events and Exhibits - 3On Visiting the Research Room at the Louisiana State Archives Louisiana State Archives - 4Research Room Policies - 5Documents at the Opelousas Post - 6Colonial Records at the State Archives - 11Observations of Travellers in South Louisiana, 1800-1828; Genealogical Information Gleaned from Travelogues Index to Cathcart and Landreth - 27Captain Samuel Hynes' Company, Louisiana Reserve Corps - 35Archives Fund Financial Report - 40West Baton Rouge Parish Enumeration of Ex Confederate Soldiers and Widows of Deceased Soldiers, 1911 - 41Short History of the 19th Louisiana Infantry Before and During the Battle of Shiloh, Tn. - 42Nominating Committee Report - 46Records of the Post Office Department Record Group 28, Records of Appointments of Postmasters, 1789-1818 - 47Le Comite' Exchanges - 48Newspaper Collection at the State Archives - 491804 Inventory of Public Buildings at Galveztown - 53Addition to Delage Material in Pointe Coupee History - 54Corrections to Parish History Books - 56Department of Archives, Catholic Diocese of Baton Rouge - 57Announcements - 60The Archives of the Parish of East Baton Rouge - 61The Morgan City Archives - 62St. Landry Parish Jayhawkers - 63Information Sought on Faquetaique - 64Queries - 65Donations to the State Archives - 66Iberville Parish Original Marriage Bonds, Book, A, 28 May 1842 - 21 February 1901 Index - 68Index - 71VOLUME IX, NOS. 1,2, JUNE 1989 (Out of Print)Archives Update - 1Upcoming Archives Exhibits - 2Announcements - 2Italian Immigrants in Iberville Parish - 3The Montebello - 7Roster of Captain Bailey P.L. Vinson's Company of Cavalry Scouts, C.S.A. - 81898 St. Martin Parish Voter Registration Roll - 155th Field Battery, Pelican Light Artillery - 22Some Early DeSoto Parish Elected Officials - 23Documents of the Opelousas Post - 24Colonial Records at the State Archives - 30The Archives of the Parish of Lafayette - 36The Draper Manuscripts - 37Port Barre (St. Landry Parish) Postmasters & Elected Officials - 38Iberville Parish Original Marriage Bonds, Book A, 28 May 1842 - 21 February 1901 - 42Beware of Indexes! - 51Book Reviews - 521775 Map of the Spanish Fort at Manchac - 57Computer Corner - 59Donations to the State Archives - 60Le Comite' Exchanges - 60Queries - 61VOLUME IX, NOS. 3, 4, DECEMBER 1989 ($6.50 Non-Member; $5.00 Member)President's Message - 65Jean Philippe Goujon de Grondel, General Le Chevalier de Grondel - 671898 St. Martin Parish Voter Registration Roll - 70From Italy to New Orleans by Barks, Brigs, and Steamships - 75Documents of the Opelousas Post - 80Colonial Records at the State Archives - 83Nominating Committee Report - 89Iberville Parish Original Marriage Bonds, Book A, 28 May 1842 - 21 February 1901 - 90Krotz Springs Catholic Cemetery - 93Donations to the Archives - 101Queries - 102Volunteers Needed to Work at Archives - 102Archives Exhibit Schedule - 103Archives Fund Discontinued - 103Book Reviews - 104Announcements - 105Undated Map of EBR Land Index - 105Index - 106VOLUME X, NOS. 1,2, JUNE 1990 (Out of Print)Message from the Archives - 1Acadian Baptisms and Marriages in Pennsylvania, the Registers of Ferdinand Farmer and Robert Molyneux - 3Franklin Republican - 12Two Dauphinois in Louisiana in the Eighteenth Century - 22Iberville Naturalizations, Book #1, Iberville Parish Clerk of Court's Office - 24East Feliciana Parish History Project - 3114th Battalion, Louisiana Sharpshooters, C.S.A. - 32Iles Cemetery, Rapides Parish, La. - 34Melville (St. Landry Parish) Postmasters and Elected Officials - 35Donations to the Archives - 40McNeese State University Library Archives and Special Collections Department, Guide to the Collections - 41A Family Inquiry on Free People of Color - 461898 Pointe Coupee Parish Voter Registration Roll - 47Documents of the Opelousas Post - 52Iberville Parish Original Marriage Bonds, Book A, 28 May 1842 - 21 February 1901 - 56Queries - 60Book Reviews - 61Genealogical Workshop to be Held in Plaquemine - 61Computer Corner - 62Le Comite' Releases First Financial Statement - 621822 Survey of Jacques Roman's Property, Bayou "Carron Croe" - 62VOLUME X, NOS. 3, 4, DECEMBER 1990 (Out of Print)Report on Volunteer Activities at the State Archives - 65Nancy and the Methodists - 67East Feliciana Marriages - 74Auctioneers for the City of New Orleans, 26 May 1846 - 79Members of the Board of Supervisors of the Louisiana State Seminary of Learning and Military Academy, 17 July 1865 - 79Acadian Baptisms and Marriages in Pennsylvania, the Registers of Ferdinand Farmer and Robert Molyneux, 1758-1792 - 80Sunset (St. Landry Parish) Postmasters & Elected Officials - 89Nominating Committee Report - 93A Proposal to Create the Feliciana Parish Historical Archives - 94Iberville Naturalizations, Book #2 - 963rd Louisiana (Benton's) Battery Light Artillery - 981898 Pointe Coupee Parish Voter Registration Roll - 103Documents of the Opelousas Post - 106Iberville Parish Original Marriage Bonds, Book A, 28 May 1842 - 21 February 1901 - 110Assumption Parish Death Notices (1853-1886) - 114Queries - 115Book Reviews - 116Le Comite' Donations to the Archives - 116Plaquemine Events - 1161794 Map of Buard Land Claim at Natchitoches - 117Plans to Destroy Original 37 Million Social Security Applications - 117A Proposal for a Permanent Political History Exhibit at the Old State Capitol - 118Computer Corner - 119Index - 120VOLUME XI, NOS. 1,2, JUNE 1991 ($6.50 Non-Member; $5.00 Member)A Message from the Archives - 1Act. No. 212, Regular Session, 1990 - 2The Bowmans of the Felicianas; A Collection of Records of Four Families - 31789 Natchitoches Militia - 11Legacy Resumes Publication - 13Hayes Cemetery, Effie (Avoyelles Parish), Louisiana - 14What Happened to Joseph Blanchard? - 19A Word on Le Comite's Publishing Policies - 19Baton Rouge Funeral Poster Abstracts - 201990 Financial Reports Available - 29Cemeteries on Bayou Crook Chene, St. Martin Parish - 30Luther Egbert Hall, Native of Morehouse Parish and Governor of Louisiana, 1912-1916 - 31Hall Burial Plot, Bastrop City Cemetery, North Washington Street - 34Books Needed at the Archives - 35Baton Rouge Girls Attending School in Nelson Co., Kentucky - 36Iberville Naturalizations, Book #3 - 37Archives Maps - 41Documents of the Opelousas Post - 42Iberville Parish Original Marriage Bonds, Book A, 28 May 1842 - 21 February 1901 - 471991-1992 Archives Exhibit Schedule - 51Leonville (St. Landry Parish) Postmasters and Elected Officials - 52Use' Mystery Solved - 54Cammie G. 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Green Family Bible - 30State Genealogical Society to Hold Annual Meeting April 11 - 34Death and Marriage Notices from the Gayle Family Collection, Baton Rouge, 1848-1913 - 35West Baton Rouge Officials, 1865 - 37Using Vital Statistics Records at the Archives - 38Amistad Research Center - 40Arnaudville, St. Landry Parish, Louisiana, Postmasters and Elected Officials - 45Memorials - 50Documents of the Opelousas Post - 51Computer Corner - 57Land Claim on Bayou Plaquemine - 57Queries - 58Book Reviews - 59Updated Duplicate Book List - 60VOLUME XII, NO. 2, AUGUST 1992 (Out of Print)Secretary of State Considers Archives Renovations, An Editorial - 651795 Tax on Slaveowners - 67State Capitol Update - 78Pointe Coupee Vendor/Vendee Index, 1765-1768 - 79Abstracts from Carroll Parish Newspapers (1887-1892) - 88Bayou Goula Heritage Tour - 96Documents of the Opelousas Post - 97Starhill Cemetery, Established 1882, West Feliciana Parish - 105Notes to Weekend Researchers at the Archives - 113Death and Marriage Notices from St. Charles Newspapers (1875-1877) - 114LSU's Electronic Imaging Lab Opens at Hill Memorial - 116New Archives Exhibits - 116Archives to Hold Volunteer Training Sessions - 117New Issue of Legacy to be Published - 117What's New in the Research Room - 118NHPRC Project Update - 119Dodeman Query - 119New Roads to Celebrate Centennial - 120Periodicals Available on Black Genealogy - 120Book Reviews - 1211794 Land Claim of Joseph Connand at Natchitoches - 121Updated Duplicate Book List - 122VOLUME XII, NOS. 3, 4, DECEMBER 1992 ($6.50 Non-Member; $5.00 Member)Archives Plans No Change in Vital Statistics Fees - 129Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 130West Feliciana Parish Successions Filed Prior to 1900 - 1401913 St. Martin Parish Voter Registration - 148Documents of the Opelousas Post - 1581795 Tax on Slaveowners - 163Abstracts from Carroll Parish Newspapers (1892-1900) - 173What's New in the Research Room - 179Volunteer Training Seminar - 180Le Comite' Displays Books at Two Seminars - 180Nominating Committee Announces 1993 Officers - 180Book Reviews - 181Archives to Impose Research Fee - 1821799 Survey of Juan B. Bouillon's Land at Manchac - 182Index - 183VOLUME XIII, NO. 1, APRIL 1993 (Out of Print)Fire Destroys Some Pointe Coupee Records - 1Six Letters to Ireland - 2Duplicate Books Still Available for Trade - 131913 St. Martin Parish Voter Registration - 191795 Tax on Slaveowners - 19Le Comite' Financial Report Available - 29Documents of the Opelousas Post - 30West Feliciana Parish Succession Filed Prior to 1900 - 35Abstracts from Carroll Parish Newspapers (1892-1900)Le Comite' Receives Donation for Purchase of Passenger List Index - 51Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 52What's New in the Research Room - 57Status of Volunteer Projects at the Archives - 58Nilson Map Collection - 59Queries - 60Book Reviews - 61Periodicals Binding Program - 62Map Shows Land in St. James Parish - 62VOLUME XIII, NO. 2, AUGUST 1993 (Out of Print)Archives to Establish Computerized Genealogy Center - 65Editor's Note - 66Germans and Alsations in Oleron During the 18th Century - 67Beaumont Family Cemetery, Baton Rouge - 71Orr Family Bible Records - 72West Feliciana Parish Successions Filed Prior to 1900 - 73Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 83Lafourche Heritage Society to Hold Seminar - 951795 Tax on Slaveowners - 961913 St. Martin Parish Voter Registration - 107Documents of the Opelousas Post - 115What's New in the Research Room - 122Archives to Hold New Volunteer Training Session - 123Book Review - 123Computer Corner, Electronic Imaging of Historical Sources - 124LSU Library Obtains Newspaper in Electronic Format - 125Queries - 126Le Raconteur Tables of Contents Available - 1261792 Map of Philip Lewis Alston Land at New Feliciana - 126VOLUME XIII, NOS. 3, 4, DECEMBER 1993 (Out of Print)Louisiana Heritage Center Opens at State Archives - 129West Baton Rouge Documents Come to Light - 130Le Comite' Displays Books at Mire - 1301788 Passenger List of the Ship Lydia - 131Nominating Committee Report - 134Genealogical Records from Hunstock Family Bible - 1351994 Renewal and Ballot Enclosed - 1421775 Will of Nicolas Ory - 143Abstracts from the Louisiana Intelligencer for 1868 - 146West Feliciana Parish Successions Filed Prior to 1900 - 147Volunteer Update - 157Oak Ridge, Morehouse Parish, Louisiana - 158Postmasters of Oak Ridge (Formerly Point Jefferson), Morehouse Parish - 1581913 St. Martin Parish Voter Registration - 160Documents of the Opelousas Post - 168Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 175What's New in the Research Room - 181Queries - 182Book Reviews - 183Natchez Trace Collection to be Featured in April - 1841801 Survey of Maes' Land at Natchitoches Index - 184Index - 185VOLUME XIV, NO, 1, APRIL 1994 ($6.50 Non-Member; $5.00 Member)Editor's Message - 1The Center for American History, the University of Texas at Austin - 2The Natchez Trace Collection - 7Preliminary Inventory of the Uninventoried Documents in the Natchez Trace Collection, Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin - 13In the Next Issue of Le Raconteur - 21Tax for the Prison at Ouachita, 1796-1799 - 22Early Gulf Coast Map - 23Death and Marriage Notices from Selected Newspapers in the Natchez Trace Collection - 24John Dutton Papers, Natchez Trace Collection - 38Upcoming Genealogical Seminars - 43Iberville Parish List of Jurors ca. 1808-1812 - 441993 Financial Report Available - 461806 St. Gabriel Church Document - 47Peregrine P. Sugg Papers, 1847-1877 - 481825 Iberville Parish Voter Registration - 49Tables of Contents - 52Isaac Johnson Documents - 53Volunteer Update - 55Natchez Trace Collection Inventory - 56Pierre Porche Papers - 57NHPRC Final Report - 58Queries - 60Book Reviews - 62VOLUME XIV, NO. 2, AUGUST 1994 (Out of Print)Le Comite' to Unveil New Orleans Ship Passenger Index Microfilm at State Archives - 65Customs Ports and Districts, National Archives Microfilm Series M334 - 661793 Census of New Feliciana - 67The Family Bible of C.W. and L. Chambers - 73Chambers Family Known to be Buried in Magnolia Cemetery, Baton Rouge, Louisiana - 79Excerpts from the Baton Rouge Gazette - 81Pointe Coupee Vendor/Vendee Index No. 2, 1769-1772 - 821913 St. Martin Parish Voter Registration - 92Shelton, Morehouse Parish, Louisiana, A Sawmill Community of the Pre-Depression Era - 101Upcoming Events - 103Fondelic/Adle' Mystery Solved - 1041797 Ouachita Arrivals - 106Documents of the Opelousas Post - 107Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 115Old State Capitol Grand Opening - 122Computer Corner - 123Queries - 123What's New in the Research Room - 124Book Reviews - 1251799 Map of Land Claim at Avoyelles - 126VOLUME XIV, NOS. 3, 4, DECEMBER 1994 (Out of Print)Editor's Message - 129Calendar of Events - 1291795 Census of Baton Rouge and Manchac - 130Le Comite' Presents Microfilm to Archives - 145Nebo Cemetery, Nebo, LaSalle Parish, Louisiana - 1461884 Family Bible - 1571913 St. Martin Parish Voter Registration - 158Nominating Committee Report - 165Company F (Henry Marshall Guards), 19th Regiment of Louisiana Infantry, CSA - 166Documents of the Opelousas Post - 1751793 El Nuestra Senora del Carmen - 187What's New in the Research Room - 188Genealogy on the Internet - 189Queries - 191Book Reviews - 1921779 Survey of Simon Daigre's Land at Manchac - 193Index - 194VOLUME XV, NO. 1, APRIL 1995 (Out of Print)Le Comite' Releases New St. Landry Book - 1Miscellaneous Land and Court Records - 2Syndics at Opelousas in 1796 - 17Deaths from the Eastern Louisiana Association Minutes, Southern Baptist Churches, 1900-1940 - 18New Findings on Jacques Blanchard of West Baton Rouge - 32Le Raconteur Tables of Contents Available - 351911 Enumeration of Ex-Confederate Soldiers and Widows of Deceased Soldiers, West Feliciana Parish - 36Archives Receives Updated CD's - 371868 Coroners - 38Louisiana Purchase Exhibit - 39Authorization for the Sale of Lots at Donaldsonville - 40Louisiana Historical Quarterlies Needed - 41Miller Family Bible - 42Chaney Cemetery, Evangeline Parish - 45Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 46What's New in the Research Room - 55Computer Corner, Language Translation Software - 56Guide to Non-Public Records of the Louisiana State Archives - 58Le Comite' Member Survey Results - 58Queries - 59Upcoming Reunions and Conferences - 59Book Reviews - 601801 Land Claim at Natchitoches - 62VOLUME XV, NO. 2, AUGUST 1995 (Out of Print)Le Comite' to Hold Annual Meeting - 65Membership Continues to Grow - 66Nominating Committee Presents Slate of Officers - 66Publications Update - 66Land Register ca. 1807, St. James, Ascension, and Iberville Parishes - 67Unraveling Myths of the Old St. Gabriel Church - 81Miscellaneous Court Documents - 87Captain Demsey Cemetery, Jena, LaSalle Parish - 93Extracts from the Richmond Compiler, Madison Parish, 1841-1844 - 941796 Arrivals at Natchez - 97The Long Route to the Attakapas - 98Ory Correction - 106Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 107Computer Corner, Two Acadian CD-Rom Reviews - 116Louisiana Purchase Exhibit Extended - 122What's New in the Research Room - 123Two Museums Now Under Secretary of State - 124Attention DeBlanc & DeReggio Descendants - 124Queries - 125Upcoming Events - 126VOLUME XV, NOS. 3, 4, DECEMBER 1995 (Out of Print)Minutes of the Annual Meeting - 129Speakers Present Informative Program - 1301996 Officers Elected - 130By-Laws Amendments Approved - 130Levee Repairs in the Late 1790's - 1311796 Survey of Stephen Watt's Land - 138Miscellaneous Confederate Records - 139Sharp Family Bible - 145Land Register ca. 1807, St. James, Ascension, and Iberville Parishes - 148The History of Bonita, Morehouse Parish - 163Lind Grove and Bonita Postmasters - 165Extracts from the St. Landry Whig, 1844-1845 - 166Dayton Family Cemetery, LaSalle Parish - 171Addis Postmasters and Elected Officials - 1721828 Catahoula Parish Conveyance - 176Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 177Attention: 1996 Dues are Due! - 188Queries - 189Upcoming Events - 189Computer Corner - 190Book Reviews - 191A Preview of the April Issue - 192What's New in the Research Room - 193Colonial Natchez Database Project - 193Periodicals Binding Program Continues - 194Duplicate Books for Sale - 195Index - 196VOLUME XVI, NO. 1, APRIL 1996 ($6.50 Non-Member; $5.00 Member)Le Comite' Publishes Index to Orleans Poll Tax - 11798 Census of Faux-Bourg Sainte Marie, New Orleans - 2Le Comite' Releases 1995 Financial Reports - 9Cotton Manufacturing in the Iberville District - 10Settlers on Lake Pontchartrain in 1795 - 12St. Mary Catholic Cemetery, Union, St. James Parish - 13Le Comite' to Publish St. Martin Cemetery Book - 31Change of Address Requested - 31Louisiana State Militia 1865 - 32Louisiana and Mississippi District Papers, "The Trudeau Papers," 1780-1827 - 38Sale on Back Issues of Le Raconteur - 40Michel Leger Estate - 41Extracts from the Southern Advocate and Catahoula Register - 48Upcoming Events - 49Two Acadian Families Arrive in Louisiana - 50Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 51Computer Corner - 57Williams Research Center Opens - 58Periodicals Needed - 581800 Manchac Surveys - 58Queries - 59What's New in the Research Room - 60Book Reviews - 61Duplicate Books for Sale - 62VOLUME XVI, NO. 2, AUGUST 1996 ($6.50 Non-Member; $5.00 Member)Le Comite' to Hold Annual Meeting September 21, 1996 - 65Naturalization Records of Pointe Coupee Parish, Louisiana - 66New Orleans Tax Receipt Stub Book, 1819 - 82Nominating Committee Announced - 96West Feliciana Parish Cemeteries - 97Upcoming Events - 106Iberville Parish Marriage Contracts in Conveyance Books, 1787-1860 - 107Extracts from the Constitutional, Alexandria, Louisiana, 1860-1861 - 112German Cultural Society Seeks Memorabilia - 113Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 114Computer Corner - 122Information Sought for St. Martin Book - 123What's New in the Research Room - 124Book Reviews - 1251796 Map of the Iberville District - 125Duplicate Books for Sale - 126VOLUME XVI, NOS. 3, 4, DECEMBER 1996 ($6.50 Non-Member; $5.00 Member)St. Martin Parish Cemeteries - 129Minutes of the Annual Meeting of Le Comite' des Archives de la Louisiane - 130Index for 1851 Passenger Arrivals at the Port of New Orleans - 131Congres Mondial Acadien Seeks Help - 132Melville Methodist Cemetery, St. Landry Parish - 133De la Barba Family - 151Church Point, Acadia Parish, Postmasters and Elected Officials, 1873-1930 - 152Three Orphan's Land at New Feliciana - 155Naturalization Records of Pointe Coupee Parish, Louisiana - 1561804 Iberville Parish Census - 172Le Comite' Begins Acquiring Old Mint Records - 176Extracts from the Register, Monroe, Louisiana, 1859-1860 - 177Le Comite' Obtains Touro Infirmary Records - 179Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 180New Periodical on Louisiana African-Americans - 188Book Reviews - 189Computer Corner - 191Duplicate Books for Sale - 192Archives Guide to Non-Public Records - 192Duplicate Periodicals for Sale - 193Queries - 1941793 Land Survey at Natchitoches - 194Index - 195VOLUME XVII, NO. 1, APRIL 1997 ($7.00 Non-Member; $5.00 Member)New Faces in the Research Room - 1Touro Infirmary Golden Book of Life - 2Le Comite' 1996 Financial Report - 10The Assault of Joseph Marie Poiret in 1799 - 111807 Pointe Coupee Census - 25Extracts from the American Patriot, Clinton, La. - 34Extract from the Red River Whig, Alexandria, La. - 36Rayne, Acadia Parish, Postmasters and Elected Officials - 37State Library Acquires EBR Records - 391790 Residents of New Orleans Who Owe for the Road to Plaquemine - 401804 Iberville Petitioners - 41Some Mexican War Correspondence - 42Cemetery Near Morrow, St. Landry Parish - 44Cason Cemetery, St. Landry Parish - 44Correction to Melville Cemetery Listing - 45In Memoriam - 45Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 45Computer Corner - 54Louisiana Genealogists E-Mail Directory - 56Queries - 57Book Reviews - 58Upcoming Events - 59What's New in the Research Room - 60Duplicate Periodicals for Sale - 61Duplicate Books for Sale - 621798 Survey of Leger Land at Carencro - 62VOLUME XVII, No. 2, AUGUST 1997 (Out of Print)Le Comite' to Hold Annual Meeting September 13, 1997 - 65An Historical Sketch of the Louisiana State Archives - 66Archives to Celebrate 10th Anniversary - 70Calendar of Events - 70The Adam Family and the Hurricane of 1793 - 71Nominating Committee Selected - 78Pointe Coupee Parish Militia Units in 1861 - 79Le Raconteur to Feature Native Americans - 88Big Cane Baptist Church Cemetery, St. Landry Parish - 89More New Findings on Jacques Blanchard of West Baton Rouge Parish - 110Extracts from The Villager, Marksville, Avoyelles Parish, 1843-1858 - 111Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 113Computer Corner - 120French Canadian Periodicals Bound - 122What's New in the Research Room - 123Book Reviews - 124Duplicate Books for Sale - 1261799 Survey of Trahan Land at Manchac - 126VOLUME XVII, NOS. 3, 4, DECEMBER 1997 (Out of Print)Minutes of the Annual Meeting of Le Comite' des Archives de la Louisiane - 129Speakers Present Excellent Program - 129Archives Obtains Acquisitions Budget - 130Staff Update - 130The 1797 Mission of La Luisiana - 130Archives Obtains EBR Parish Records - 139Pointe Coupee Parish Militia Units in 1861 - 1401833 Ascension Parish Census of Voters - 155Duplicate Books for Sale - 160St. Leo Catholic Cemetery, Leonville, St. Landry Parish - 161Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 182Computer Corner - 190Louisiana Genealogists E-Mail Directory - 191Yvon Cyr to Revise Acadian CD - 191What's New in the Research Room - 192Louisiana Heritage Center Now Free of Charge - 192Book Reviews - 193Announcements - 1941799 Survey of Trahan Land at Manchac - 194Index - 195VOLUME XVIII, NO. 1, APRIL 1998 ($7.00 Non-Member; $5.00 Member)Le Comite' Debuts Colonial Court Records - 1New Orleans Fire Victims of 1788 and 1794 - 2Le Comite' 1997 Financial Report - 51840 Pointe Coupee Parish Census - 6NOPL Completes Marriage License Index - 17Extracts From Le Vigilant, Donaldsonville, Ascension Parish, 1847-1850 - 18Volunteer Training Class Announced - 21Annual Meeting to Feature Computer Topics - 21St. Leo Catholic Cemetery, Leonville, St. Landry Parish - 22Touro Infirmary Deaths, New Orleans, 1869-1916 - 401795 Iberville Slaveowners - 54Le Comite' Planning Book Carnival - 57Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 58Computer Corner - 65Le Raconteur Tables of Contents on the Internet - 65Queries - 66Blanchard Correction - 66What's New in the Research Room - 67Book Reviews - 681766 Map - 70VOLUME XVIII, NO. 2, AUGUST 1998 ($7.00 Non-Member; $5.00 Member)Le Comite' to Hold Annual Meeting September 26, 1998 - 731798 Ascension Parish Landowners - 74Iberville Parish Successions, Probate Court, 1790-1846 - 78Succession of Resin P. Bowie, Iberville Parish, 15 April 1841 - 93War of the Rebellion Available at Archives - 95St. Leo Catholic Cemetery, Leonville, St. Landry Parish - 96Touro Infirmary Deaths, New Orleans, 1869-1916 - 115Extracts from the Opelousas Gazette/Gazette Des Opelousas, St. Landry Parish, 1841-1844 - 128News From France - 1301793 Map of Lots in New Orleans - 130Inventory of the Concordia Archives, 1801-1804 - 131Membership Report - 132Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 133Computer Corner - 138Nominating Committee Appointed - 139What's New in the Research Room - 140Queries - 141Book Reviews - 142VOLUME XVIII, NOS. 3, 4, DECEMBER 1998 ($7.00 Non-Member; $5.00 Member)Minutes of the Annual Meeting of Le Comite' des Archives de la Louisiane, September 26, 1998 - 145Le Comite' to Publish Calendar of Natchez Trace Collection Provincial & Territorial Papers - 146Book Carnival Set for January 30-31, 1999 - 1471900-52 New Orleans Ship Passenger List Indexes Now Available at Archives - 147Le Raconteur to Feature Acadians - 147Iberville Seminar Scheduled - 147Touro Infirmary Deaths, New Orleans, 1869-1916 - 148St. Leo Catholic Cemetery, Leonville, St. Landry Parish - 161Kelly Family Bible - 179Iberville Parish Successions, Probate Court, 1790-1846 - 180Queries - 192Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 193Holy Family Sisters Trying to Locate the Missing Relatives of Henriette Delille - 200War of 1812 Records Now Available - 201Prices Recently Lowered - 201Computer Corner - 202Le Raconteur Indexes and Tables of Contents Now Available on the Internet - 204Louisiana Genealogists E-Mail Directory - 204What's New In the Research Room - 205Book Reviews - 2061795 Survey of De Morand Land Grant - 207Index - 208VOLUME XIX, NO. 1, APRIL 1999 ($7.00 Non-Member; $5.00 Member)LaSalle Exhibit to Come to Archives - 1Le Comite' 1998 Financial Report - 1Jefferson Ezell, M.D. - 2Jacoby Baptist Cemetery - 20Louisiana Soldiers Who Served in the Florida War in 1836 - 25Le Comite' Book Carnival a Success - 36Extracts from the Louisiana Chronicle, St. Francisville, West Feliciana Parish, 1838-1854 - 37Used Electric Typewriter for Sale - 39Iberville Parish Successions, 6th Judicial District Court, 1846-1861 - 40Archives Exhibit Schedule - 54Concordia Parish Index to Book of Plats No. 1, 1802-1803 - 55Used Books for Sale - 57Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 58Computer Corner - 66August Issue to Feature Acadians - 66Book Reviews - 67What's New in the Research Room - 70Upcoming Events - 70VOLUME XIX, NO. 2, AUGUST 1999 ($7.00 Non-Member; $5.00 Member)Le Comite' to Hold Annual Meeting September 11, 1999 - 73About this Issue - 74Le Comite' to Participate in CMA Activities - 74Nominating Committee Selected - 74The Origins of the Melancon/Melanson Family - 751895 Letters from Rev. Placide P. Gaudet to the Pastor of St. Gabriel Parish - 77West Baton Rouge Museum to Exhibit Baton Rouge Diocese's Acadian Registers - 90Acadian Queries - 90New Findings on the Ayo Family of France - 91The Extraordinary Life of Nicolas Albert - 931830 Map of Land Claims Along Bayou Lafourche - 96The Acadians at Natchez, 1768-1769 - 97Book Review - 99Acadian Settlers at Baton Rouge, Manchac, and Cabanoce Suffer Flood Losses in 1788 - 100Residents of Carencro in the Late 1790's - 104Estate of Paul Leger - 107St. Francis Regis Catholic Cemetery, Arnaudville, St. Landry Parish, La. - 131Acadian Resources at the Louisiana State Archives - 140VOLUME XIX, NOS. 3, 4, DECEMBER 1999 (Out of Print)Minutes of the Annual Meeting of Le Comite' des Archives de la Louisiane, September 1, 1999 - 145Authors' Book Fair Planned for 2000 Annual Meeting - 145Archives Annex Planned - 146Avoyelles Parish Marriage Contracts, 1792-1800 - 147Charity Hospital Records to Run in April - 163Jean Pierre Gueydan, One Man's Legacy - 164Iberville Parish Successions, 5th Judicial Court, 1861-1868 - 176Queries - 181Bozeman Family Bible - 182Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 183St. Francis Regis Catholic Cemetery, Arnaudville, St. Landry Parish, La. - 194Computer Corner, Civil War Images on CD 212What's New in the Research Room - 213Book Reviews - 214Items for Sale - 215Index - 216VOLUME XX, NO. 1, APRIL 2000 ($9.00 Non-Member; $8.00 Member)Archives Director Retires - 1Father Donald Hebert - 1Charity Hospital, Record of Interments, 1906-1914 - 2Rosalie Malveau vs. Alexandre Daigle, St. Landry Parish, 1811 - 26The History of Algiers, Louisiana, The Gosselin Property - 31Algiers Postmasters - 391854 Algiers Map - 391797 Pirogue Owners Along the Mississippi - 40Iberville Parish Successions, Parish Court, 1868-1880 - 42St. Francis Regis Catholic Cemetery, Arnaudville, St. Landry Parish, La. - 49Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 66Computer Corner, Some Useful Louisiana Databases on the Internet - 74What's New in the Research Room - 75Book Reviews - 76Queries - 78Announcements - 78VOLUME XX, NO. 2, AUGUST 2000 (Out of Print)Le Comite' des Archives de la Louisiane Annual Meeting, September 24, 2000 - 81Hardy Appointed New State Archivist - 82About this Issue - 83Nominating Committee Appointed - 83Pointe Coupee Book to be Auctioned - 83The Chitimacha in Iberville Parish - 84Chitimacha's St. Mary Land Claim - 100Judicial and Land Sale Documents of Members of the Mouton Family, 1803-1814 - 101Native Americans on the 1860 Louisiana Census - 109Queries - 113Upcoming Events - 113Native Americans on the 1870 Louisiana Census - 114Le Comite' 1999 Financial Report - 125Burials at Indian Mound, Bayou Sorrel, Iberville Parish - 126Resources at the Louisiana State Archives for Native American Research - 130Some Native American Sites on the Internet - 133Charity Hospital, Records of Interments, 1906-1914 - 134What's New in the Research Room - 154Vital Records Update - 156State Archives Redesigned Web Page Address - 156Book Review - 157VOLUME XX, NOS., 3, 4, DECEMBER 2000 (Out of Print)Minutes of the Annual Meeting of Le Comite' des Archives de la Louisiane - 161Marcellin Garand: "Founder" Ville Platte, Louisiana - 162Ville Platte, Evangeline Parish, Postmasters, 1834-1929 - 169Nicolas Ory and the Germans of Iberville Parish - 170Extracts from the Webster Tribune, 1878-1883 - 175Charity Hospital, Record of Interments, 1906-1914 - 189St. Francis Regis Catholic Cemetery, Arnaudville, St. Landry Parish, La. - 201What's New in the Research Room - 214Book Reviews - 216Survey Map of Ville Platte Area - 216Index - 217Society Announcements - 246VOLUME XXI, NO. 1, APRIL 2001 ($9.00 Non-Member; $8.00 Member)Society News - 1St. Helena Parish Marriages, 1876-1910 - 2Ascension Parish Jury Book, 1875-1888 - 17Extracts from the Webster Tribune, 1878-1883 - 34Charity Hospital, Record of Interments, 196-1914 - 44St. Francis Regis Catholic Cemetery, Arnaudville, St. Landry Parish, La. - 54Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 65Query - 72Computer Corner, The Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild - 73New Orleans Obituary Index Project - 73What's New in the Research Room - 74Vital Records Update - 75Archives Changes Copying Charges 75Upcoming Events - 76Archives Holiday Closure Schedule - 761807 Donaldsonville Map - 76Book Review - 77VOLUME XXI, NO. 2, AUGUST 2001 ($9.00 Non-Member; $8.00 Member)Le Comite' des Archives de la Louisiane, Annual Meeting, September 9, 2001 - 81Nominating Committee Appointed - 81Announcements - 82Le Comite' Book Fund Benefits Research Room - 82The Bells of Cote Blanche Island - 83Upcoming Events - 94St. Helena Parish Marriages, 1876-1910 - 95Ascension Parish Jury Book, 1875-1888 - 110Charity Hospital, Record of Interments, 1906-1914 - 128Archives Holiday Closure Schedule 138St. Francis Regis Catholic Cemetery, Arnaudville, St. Landry Parish, La. - 139Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 150Computer Corner, The 1880 U.S. Census on CD - 156What's New in the Research Room - 157Vital Records Update - 1581858 Survey Map of Baton Rouge - 158VOLUME XXI, NOS. 3, 4, DECEMBER 2001 ($9.00 Non-Member; $8.00 Member)Minutes of the Annual Meeting of Le Comite' des Archives de la Louisiane, September 9, 2001 - 161My Search for the Morrogh Family in New York and Louisiana - 162Natchez District Contributors in 1793 - 1681799 Request of Isam Strange - 179St. Helena Parish Marriages, 1876-1910 - 180St. Francis Regis Catholic Cemetery, Arnaudville, St. Landry Parish, La. - 190Computer Corner, On-Line Confederate Pension Index - 200What's New in the Research Room - 201Fighting Men of Louisiana - 202Selected 2001 Archives Acquisitions - 203Archives Holiday Closure Schedule - 203Book Reviews - 204Used Books for Sale - 2051772 Survey of Pedro Primo's Land - 205Index - 206VOLUME XXII, NO. 1, APRIL 2002 ($9.00 Non-Member; $8.00 Member)Fire Destroys Plaquemines Parish Courthouse - 1Upcoming Events - 2Archives Holiday Closure Schedule - 22001 Financial Report - 2St. Martin Parish Paupers, 1887-1921 - 31792 List of Mulattos at Attakapas - 19Miscellaneous St. Landry Documents - 20Le Comite' Acquires Used Microfilm Equipment - 25Charity Hospital Admissions Book, 1835 - 26Rapides Parish Postmasters, 1827-1931 - 38Used Books and Periodicals for Sale - 56St. Helena Parish Marriages, 1876-1910 - 57Volunteers Needed for Nilson Map Collection - 66St. Francis Regis Catholic Cemetery, Arnaudville, St. Landry Parish, La. - 67Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 74Computer Corner, The Louisiana Slave Database and the Louisiana Free Database: 1719-1820 - 80What's New in the Research Room - 82Four New Microfilm Collections - 83Queries - 84Book Reviews - 85VOLUME XXII, NO. 2, AUGUST 2002 ($9.00 Non-Member; $8.00 Member)Le Comite' des Archives de la Louisiane Annual Meeting, September 15, 2002 - 89Nominating Committee Appointed - 891930 Louisiana Census Now Available - 90World War I Records at the Archives - 90Shreveport Sexton's Reports, 1862-1869 - 911862 Caddo Survey Map - 113Miscellaneous Legal and Judicial Documents Involving Silvestre Mouton - 1141801 Manchac Petitioners - 130Charity Hospital Admissions Book, 1835 - 132St. Francis Regis Catholic Cemetery, Arnaudville, St. Landry Parish, La. - 140Archives Holiday Closure Schedule - 160Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 161Computer Corner, Le Comite' establishes CD Library at State Archives - 169What's New in the Research Room - 170Vital Records Update - 171Book Reviews - 172VOLUME XXII, NOS. 3, 4, DECEMBER 2002 ($9.00 Non-Member; $8.00 Member)Minutes of the Annual Meeting of Le Comite' des Archives de la Louisiane, September 15, 2002 - 177Veda Lewis Thornhill (1913-2002) - 178President Appoints First Vice President - 178Late Fee on Dues Increased - 1781837 Ascension Parish Census of Voters - 179April Issue to Mark Louisiana Purchase - 183Charity Hospital Admissions Book, 1835 - 184Upcoming Events - 194Krotz Springs Baptist Church Cemetery, St. Landry Parish, Louisiana - 195Thanks to Le Comite' Helpers - 206First Retreatants at Manresa, 1931 - 207Erwin Query - 208In Search of My Confederate Ancestors - 209Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 2111881 Survey of Alman Land Near Galveztown - 215Computer Corner, Archives Updates - 216What's New In the Research Room - 217Selected 2002 Archives Acquisitions - 218Book Reviews - 219Index - 221VOLUME XXIII, NO. 1, APRIL 2003 ($9.00 Non-Member; $8.00 Member)April Issue Marks 200th Anniversary of the Louisiana Purchase - 12002 Financial Report - 1Key Dates in the Louisiana Purchase - 2Excerpts from the Transcripts of the Cabildo - 3Louisiana's Population in 1803 - 6German Coast Contributors in 1803 - 71804 Census of the Second Quarter of New Orleans - 151803 Iberville Agricultural Census - 16In Memoriam - 191803 Attakapas Census - 20Succession Documents of Julien LeSassier, Captain of the Grenadier and Commandant of the Militia of the Opelousas Post - 51Second Battalion Infantry Regiment of Mexico - 63Inventory of Documents at Galveztown - 64Inventory of Documents at Plaquemines - 66An 1803 Avoyelles Document - 68Correspondence Between the Ursulines and Thomas Jefferson - 69Le Comite' to Hold Second Used Book Fair - 70Slave Difficulties at Natchitoches in 1804 - 71Fee Schedule Changes - 74The 1903 Louisiana Centennial Celebration - 75Louisiana Purchase Exhibits Around the State - 79Computer Corner, Some Louisiana Purchase Related Websites - 80Upcoming Events - 81What's New in the Research Room - 82Archives 2003 Holiday Closure Schedule 83Book Reviews - 84Queries - 86New Orleans of the Purchase - 86VOLUME XXIII, NO. 2, AUGUST 2003 ($9.00 Non-Member; $8.00 Member)Le Comite' des Archives de la Louisiane, Annual Meeting, September 14, 2003 - 89Nominating Committee Appointed - 89Upcoming Events - 90East Louisiana Hospital Patient Cards, 1848-1900 - 91Louisiana Postmasters, 1818-1832 - 113Used Book Fair a Success - 121From New Orleans to Connecticut: Marianne's 1848 Letter to Elizabeth Boyd - 122Bayou Chene Area Burials - 1261848 Survey Map of Bayou Chene Area - 135Bettag Selected as Co-Editor of NGS Quarterly - 135Register of the Lindsly Family - 136More WWII Books Available on Microfilm - 136Two 1779 Detachments During the Galvez Expedition - 137Charity Hospital Admissions Book, 1836 - 138Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 161Computer Corner, A Review of France's Forgotten Legion - 170What's New in the Research Room - 171Book Reviews - 172Change of Address - 174VOLUME XXIII, NO. 3,4, DECEMBER 2003 ($9.00 Non-Member; $8.00 Member)Minutes of the Annual Meeting of Le Comite' des Archives de la Louisiane, September 14, 2003 - 177Land & Land Printers Destroyed by Fire - 178Thanks to Le Comite' Helpers - 178LDS Seminar to be Held in Lafayette - 178Civil Deaths for the City of Alexandria, Rapides Parish, Louisiana, 1903-1911 - 179Butte a la Rose and Atchafalaya Burials - 188Confederate Fort Burton at Butte a la Rose - 188Orders Regarding Tutors and the Practice of Medicine in the Colonies - 1911802 Passenger List of the Sloop Bee - 192Charity Hospital Admissions Book, 1836 - 193East Louisiana Hospital Patient Cards, 1848-1900 - 206Jackson/Scoggins Family Bible - 214Book Reviews - 215What's New In the Research Room - 218New Rules and Regulations for the Louisiana State Archives Research Room - 219Query - 220Index - 220VOLUME XXIV, NO. 1, MARCH 2004 ($9.00 Non-Member; $8.00 Member)Editor's Message - 12003 Financial Report - 1Upcoming 2004 Events - 2Rosehill Cemetery, New Iberia, Iberia Parish, Louisiana - 3Louis Diard vs. the DeSotos, 1779 - 171780 Landowners in the Baton Rouge District - 181804 Inventory of the Estate of Michael Comeau, St. Landry Parish - 191780 Census of Free People of Color at Opelousas - 21Civil Deaths for the City of Alexandria, Rapides Parish - 22Tomlin Family Bible Records - 31Charity Hospital Admissions Book, 1836 - 32East Louisiana Hospital Patient Cards, 1848-1900 - 42Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 61Computer Corner, Louisiana Library Connection Databases - 67Book Reviews - 68What's New in the Research Room - 70VOLUME XXIV, NO. 2, JUNE 2004 ($9.00 Non-Member; $8.00 Member)Edwin Davis Collections at the Louisiana State Archives - 73Upcoming 2004 Events - 74East Baton Rouge Parish Naturalization Records, 1825-1906 - 75Oscar Dardeau and His Challenging Nephew, Ambroise Tate: A Brief Stay at the University of Notre Dame - 87Editorial Assistance Needed - 92Special Sale on Back Issues of le Raconteur - 92Rosehill Cemetery, New Iberia, Iberia Parish, Louisiana - 93Murphey Family Record - 107East Louisiana Hospital Patient Cards, 1848-1900 - 108Register of Free Colored Persons (1840-1864) - 127Computer Corner, New Orleans Bee Images on the Web - 137What's New in the Research Room - 138Informal Survey - 139Accession Number Corrections - 139Map of St. Vincent's Academy Tract - 139Book Reviews - 140Queries - 142VOLUME XXIV, NO. 3, SEPTEMBER 2004 (Out of Print)Le Comite' des Archives de la Louisiane, Annual Meeting, September 26, 2004, Program - 145Upcoming 2004 Events - 146Special Sale on Publications - 146Extracts from St. Martinville Newspapers, 1824-1908 - 147Miscellaneous St. Martin Parish Burials - 162The Fisk Sisters: News From New Orleans, 1837 - 163Special Thanks to LG&HS 164Nominating Committee Appointed - 164Succession of Rebecca Lewis Rankin - 165East Baton Rouge Parish Naturalization Records, 1825-1906 - 166Additional Jacoby Burial - 175The Story of the mv V.J. 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Birth*

circa 1774

He was born circa 1774 at Chateauneuf, Poitou, France; Albert, Nicolas of Chateauneuf in Poitou, France [Nicolas of the Island of Oleron & Maria Benoit of Acadia] m. 3 feb 1800 magdalena Bourque [Juan & ana Daigle, natives of Acadia] wit. Honore Braux & Ambroise Hebert asm-2,48.²

He was the son of Nicolas Gabriel Albert and Marie Marthe Benoit.¹

Immigration*

December 1785

Nicolas Gabriel Albert immigrated in December 1785 to ship-La Caroline; Nicolas ALBERT, carpenter - 45
Marie Marthe BENOIT, wife - 40
Gabriel ALBERT, son - 12.³

Marriage*

3 February 1800

He married Madeleine Perinne Bourg, daughter of Jean Bourg and Anne Daigle, on 3 February 1800 at Plattenville, Assumption; Albert, Nicolas of Chateauneuf in Poitou, France [Nicolas of the Island of Oleron & Maria Benoit of Acadia] m. 3 feb 1800 magdalena Bourque [Juan & ana Daigle, natives of Acadia] wit. Honore Braux & Ambroise Hebert asm-2,48

Marriage 3 February 1800 (Age 26) Madeleine Perinne Bourque - [View Family] Assumption, Plattenville, Assumption, LA.¹

Family

Madeleine Perinne Bourg b. 3 Jun 1773

Children

Melanie Anne Albert¹ b. 18 Dec 1801
Marie Josephe Albert¹ b. 16 Aug 1804
Aubin Francois Albert+¹ b. 6 Mar 1806
Urbin Francois Albert¹ b. 6 Mar 1806
Elizabeth Albert¹ b. 30 May 1807
Valere Joseph Albert+¹ b. 13 Feb 1809, d. b 1870
Jean Baptiste Albert¹ b. 1 Dec 1810
Azelia Theotista Albert¹ b. 18 Feb 1812, d. 2 Jul 1878
Marcelline Marie Albert¹ b. 24 Mar 1813
Rosalie Anne Albert¹ b. 24 Mar 1813

Citations

[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge.
[S137] Evangeline Cousins.
[S140] http://www.acadian-cajun.com

Zephilide Thibodeaux

F, #300, b. circa 1859

Father

Telesmar Olivier Thibodeaux b. 14 May 1831, d. 15 May 1882

Mother

Adelaide Patin b. 17 Sep 1836, d. 11 Dec 1886

Birth*

circa 1859

Zephilide Thibodeaux was born circa 1859 at Breaux Bridge; see parent's marriage date.

She was the daughter of Telesmar Olivier Thibodeaux and Adelaide Patin.

Marriage*

4 December 1877

Zephilide Thibodeaux married Juberty Joseph LeBlanc, son of Valsin LeBlanc and Eugenie Bourgeois, on 4 December 1877 at Breaux Bridge; LEBLANC, Juberty (d. Valsin & Eugenie BOURGEOIS) m. 4 Dec. 1877 Cephalide THIBODEAU (BB Ch.: B. 2, p. 142)

THIBODEAUX, Cephalide (Telismar & Adelaide PATIN) m. 4 Dec. 1977 Juberty LEBLANC (BB Ch.: v. 2, p. 142).¹

Family

Juberty Joseph LeBlanc b. 13 Jul 1857, d. 14 Jan 1900

Children

Cecile LeBlanc² b. 20 Nov 1879
Andrea LeBlanc² b. 30 Sep 1882
Joseph Aurelien LeBlanc² b. 1 Dec 1885
Marie Aurelia LeBlanc² b. 1 Dec 1885
Joseph Telismar LeBlanc² b. 7 Nov 1889
Joseph LeBlanc² b. 9 Feb 1895
Ursin LeBlanc² b. 7 Apr 1897
Marie Dolice LeBlanc² b. 20 Sep 1899

Citations

[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd 101.
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd101.

Murate Thibodeaux

M, #301, b. circa 1865

Father

Telesmar Olivier Thibodeaux b. 14 May 1831, d. 15 May 1882

Mother

Adelaide Patin b. 17 Sep 1836, d. 11 Dec 1886

Birth*

circa 1865

Murate Thibodeaux was born circa 1865 at Breaux Bridge; ?

He was the son of Telesmar Olivier Thibodeaux and Adelaide Patin.

Jean Baptiste Arseneau¹

M, #304, b. before 1707

Father

Abraham Arseneau b. c 1678, d. a 1752

Mother

Jeanne Gaudet b. c 1684, d. a 28 Jul 1732

Occupation*

Jean Baptiste Arseneau was plowman.

FAM GROP C*

He was fam grop c FPA.

Note*

He third generation
at Beaubassin.

Birth*

before 1707

He was born before 1707 at Beaubassin.^2,3

He was the son of Abraham Arseneau and Jeanne Gaudet.

Census*

1714

Jean Baptiste Arseneau appeared on the census of 1714 at Beaubassin.⁴

Marriage*

circa 1728

He married Anne Cyr, daughter of Jean Cyr and Francoise Melanson, circa 1728 at Beaubassin; not according to SAW.^5,6

Marriage*

circa 1730

Jean Baptiste Arseneau married an unknown person circa 1730; spouse unidentified.⁷

Note*

circa 1760

He and Jean Rene Godin dit Valcour children's marriage circa 1760.

Death*

Jean Baptiste Arseneau died at Beaubassin.

Family

Anne Cyr b. c 1711, d. 31 Nov 1774

Marriage*

circa 1728

He married Anne Cyr, daughter of Jean Cyr and Francoise Melanson, circa 1728 at Beaubassin; not according to SAW.^5,6

Child

Pierre Arceneaux+ b. 1735, d. 1769

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 27.
[S51] Bona Arsenault, Beaubassin book, 1703.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, before census of 1707.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes.
[S51] Bona Arsenault, Beaubassin book.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 434.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, p27.

Anne Cyr

F, #305, b. circa 1711, d. 31 Nov 1774

Father

Jean Cyr¹ b. c Aug 1671, d. a 1720

Mother

Francoise Melanson¹ b. c 1683, d. 11 Jun 1720

Death*

31 Nov 1774

Anne Cyr died 31 Nov 1774.

FAM GROP C*

She was fam grop c CPA.

Note*

She third generation at Beaubassin.²

Birth*

circa 1711

She was born circa 1711 at Beaubassin.^3,4

She was the daughter of Jean Cyr and Francoise Melanson.¹

Census*

1714

Anne Cyr appeared on the census of 1714 at Beaubassin.⁴

Marriage*

circa 1728

She married Jean Baptiste Arseneau, son of Abraham Arseneau and Jeanne Gaudet, circa 1728 at Beaubassin; not according to SAW.^2,4

Marriage*

circa 1730

Anne Cyr married Francois Cormier, son of Francois Cormier and Marguerite Le Blanc, circa 1730 at Beaubassin.^5,6,7

Marriage*

7 February 1746

Anne Cyr married Francois Arseneau, son of Abraham Arseneau and Jeanne Gaudet, on 7 February 1746 at Beaubassin.^2,8

Census*

1750

Anne Cyr and Francois Arseneau appeared on the census of 1750 at Beaubassin, Mesagoueche; Fort Lawrence Heritage Association.

Burial*

1 December 1774

Anne Cyr was buried on 1 December 1774 at Miquelon.^5,4

Family 1

Francois Cormier b. c 1710, d. 31 Mar 1741

Marriage*

circa 1730

She married Francois Cormier, son of Francois Cormier and Marguerite Le Blanc, circa 1730 at Beaubassin.^5,6,7

Family 2

Jean Baptiste Arseneau b. b 1707

Marriage*

circa 1728

Anne Cyr married Jean Baptiste Arseneau, son of Abraham Arseneau and Jeanne Gaudet, circa 1728 at Beaubassin; not according to SAW.^2,4

Child

Pierre Arceneaux+ b. 1735, d. 1769

Family 3

Francois Arseneau b. 1725, d. 18 Nov 1759

Marriage*

7 February 1746

Anne Cyr married Francois Arseneau, son of Abraham Arseneau and Jeanne Gaudet, on 7 February 1746 at Beaubassin.^2,8

Child

Marie Blanche Arsenault b. 1748

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, p28.
[S51] Bona Arsenault, Beaubassin book.
[S51] Bona Arsenault, Beaubassin book, 1709.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 434.
[S51] Bona Arsenault, Beaubassin book, p912.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, p28-Anne Cyr Widow of..
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 403 & 434.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, p28 & 434.

Jean Rene Godin dit Valcour^1,2

M, #306, b. circa 1712

Father

Gabriel Godin³ b. c 1661, d. b 22 Aug 1730

Mother

Andree Angelique Jeanne³ b. 26 Mar 1671

Occupation*

Jean Rene Godin dit Valcour was grandson of carpenter.

Birth*

circa 1712

He was born circa 1712 at River St. Jean.^3,4,1

He was the son of Gabriel Godin and Andree Angelique Jeanne.³

Marriage*

circa 1734

Jean Rene Godin dit Valcour married Francoise Dugas circa 1734 at Port Royal.^3,5,1,6

Residence*

1739

Jean Rene Godin dit Valcour lived in 1739 at River St. Jean.³

Marriage*

circa 1743

He married Francoise Anne Bergeron, daughter of Augustin Bergeron and Marguerite Marie Dugas, circa 1743 at Riviere St. Jean.^7,1,6

Note*

circa 1760

Jean Rene Godin dit Valcour and Jean Baptiste Arseneau children's marriage circa 1760.

Family 1

Francoise Dugas b. 1724

Marriage*

circa 1734

Jean Rene Godin dit Valcour married Francoise Dugas circa 1734 at Port Royal.^3,5,1,6

Children

Madeleine Godin dite Bellefontaine+ b. c 1738
Jean Baptiste Godin b. c 1739
Josephine Godin dit Lincour+ b. c 1742, d. b 1799
Antoine Ambroise Godin b. c 1752

Family 2

Francoise Anne Bergeron b. c 1724

Marriage*

circa 1743

Jean Rene Godin dit Valcour married Francoise Anne Bergeron, daughter of Augustin Bergeron and Marguerite Marie Dugas, circa 1743 at Riviere St. Jean.^7,1,6

Children

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 748.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S55] Bona Arsenault, Riviere St. Jean book, p1637.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, ca 1734.
[S15] Speculation, on location.
[S55] Bona Arsenault, Riviere St. Jean book.

Francoise Dugas

F, #307, b. 1724

Birth*

1724

Francoise Dugas was born in 1724 at Port Royal.

Marriage*

circa 1734

She married Jean Rene Godin dit Valcour, son of Gabriel Godin and Andree Angelique Jeanne, circa 1734 at Port Royal.^1,2,3,4

Family

Jean Rene Godin dit Valcour b. c 1712

Children

Madeleine Godin dite Bellefontaine+ b. c 1738
Jean Baptiste Godin b. c 1739
Josephine Godin dit Lincour+ b. c 1742, d. b 1799
Antoine Ambroise Godin b. c 1752

Citations

[S55] Bona Arsenault, Riviere St. Jean book, p1637.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, ca 1734.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 748.
[S15] Speculation, on location.

Catherine Perio

F, #311, b. circa 1947

Birth*

circa 1947

Catherine Perio was born circa 1947; see marriage date.

Marriage*

3 June 1967

She married Wayne Bonin, son of Anthony Bonin, on 3 June 1967 at Port Arthur, TX.

Divorce*

Catherine Perio and Wayne Bonin were divorced; ^spec.

Family

Wayne Bonin b. 22 Sep 1947, d. 10 Jan 2014

Joseph dit Beausoleil Broussard

M, #312, b. circa 1702, d. 4 September 1765

Father

Jean Francois Broussard b. c 1653, d. 31 Dec 1716

Mother

Catherine Richard b. c 1663, d. a 1706

Joseph dit Beausoleil Broussard|b. c 1702\nd. 4 Sep 1765|p10.htm#i312|Jean Francois Broussard|b. c 1653\nd. 31 Dec 1716|p17.htm#i624|Catherine Richard|b. c 1663\nd. a 1706|p17.htm#i625|||||||Michel Richard|b. c 1630\nd. bt 1686 - 1689|p31.htm#i1174|Madeleine Blanchard|b. c 1643\nd. bt 1679 - 1684|p31.htm#i1175|

Story*

Notes on: Joseph Broussard dit Beausoleil

(RN=312)
(CBH.76, E.36) (Apr 89). Joseph was named Beausoleil because he was born at a place called
Beausoleil near Port Royal. He first settled at Chipoudy (now Hopewell Hill, New Brunswick),
then at Petitcoudiac (now Hillsborough), later at Le Cran (now Stoney Creek), and finally about
1740 at a place inland on the Petitcoudiac River which he called Village des Beausoleils
(present day Boundary Creek, near Moncton, New Brunswick).
At the beginning of 1747 he and several other Acadians were with a detachment of French Canadian
troops under the command of Coulon de Villiers which, during a snowstorm at night,
attacked British troops at Grand Pre, commanded by Arthur Noble, inflicting heavy casualties.
Later that same year, the Governor of Massachusetts declared Joseph and eleven other
Acadians outlaws for having provisioned the French troops. During the years 1749 to 1755 Joseph
was a fur trader for his own account and reported to the French authorities on the movements of
the British. He was friend and ally of the Indians, having learned to speak their language. He
took part in the defense of Fort Beausejour in Jun 1755, but following its fall he
presented himself on 18 Jun before Lt. Col. Robert Monckton to act as mediator in the peace
negotiations between the British and the Indians on condition he be granted amnesty. Monckton
accorded the pardon conditional upon its confirmation by Lieutenant Governor Charles Lawrence.
Apparently such confirmation was never given and a few weeks later Joseph and a number of
other Acadians were taken prisoner by Monckton, These were deported to South Carolina, except
for Joseph, who managed to escape from Fort Lawrence, fled into the woods, lived with the
Indians and became the leader of the French guerrilla sharpshooters whoh harassed the British
forces at Fort Beausejour and Port Royal.
Governor Vaudreuil authorized Joseph to arm a vessel on the Baie Francaise (Bay of Fundy) for
incursions against the British. On 1 Jul 1758 a detachment of British forces attacked the
Acadian guerrillas along the Petitcoudiac River, inflicting casualties. Joseph was wounded in
the ankle and went to Miramichi for treatment by a surgeon there. Following the capture
of Louisbourg shortly thereafter, the British redoubled their campaign against the Acadian
guerrillas, burning their settlements at the mouth of the Miramichi River and along
the Petitcoudiac River, including the Village des Beausoleils. Joseph's vessel was also seized.
Joseph and his men nevertheless continued the struggle, but when they learned of Montcalm's
defeat at Quebec in Sep 1759, most gave up hope. Furthermore, the Acadian refugees, lacking
food and other necessities, faced the coming of another winter. Therefore, Joseph, along with
his brother Alexandre and two other men, went to Fort Cumberland on 16 Nov 1759 as delegates
for several hundred starving Acadian refugees and made their submission to the commandant of the
fort, Colonel J. Frye. Alexandre remained at Fort Cumberland as Hostage while the other
delegates returned to the Acadian refugees. Despite having promised to all surrender at Fort
Cumberland in the spring of 1760, Joseph and several other Acadians preferred to remain in the
woods. They chose the mouth of Burnt Church River, in the Miramichi region, as their refuge.
In Aug 1760 they were harassing the English along the Riviere St. Jean. In the winter of 1761
the French troops at Miramichi, commanded by Grand pre de Niverville, laid down their arms
in accordance with Quebec surrender terms. Joseph then became the commander of the Acadians who
wished to continue the struggle. Captain Roderick Mac Kenzie succeeded in capturing several of
the Acadians in the area of Nipisguit (now Bathurst) and Miramichi, but Joseph escaped into the
interior of the woods. However, he was apparently captured some time later that year or in
thes pring of 1762, since in the summer of 1762 he is listed with his family as prisoners at
Fort Edward in Pisiguit (now Windsor, NovaScotia).
After the Treaty of Peace of 1763 French authorities began efforts to repatriate to France the
Acadian exiles in the British colonies and Acadians remaining in Acadie. In Aug 1763 Joseph was
caught with a copy of a circular letter detailing these efforts. He was brought before the
Governor's Council in Halifax and shortly thereafter jailed. In 1764 a number of
Acadians, including Joseph and his brother Alexandre and their families,desiring to live in
French territory, refused to swear allegiance to the British Government. At the end of Nov they
chartered a vessel to take them from Halifax to Santo Domingo where they remained a short while,
going to New Orleans in the early part of1765.
Joseph and his son Victor were among the eight Acadian heads of families who signed a contract
in New Orleans on 4 Apr 1765 with Captain Bernard D'Autrive to raise cattle in shares in
the Attakapas District, the initial herd to be supplied by D'Autrive. Other partners were
Alexandre Brossard (Joseph's brother) and his son Jean Baptiste, Jean Dugas, Joseph Guilbeau,
Pierre Arceneau and Olivier Thibodeau. Upon Governor Vaudreuil's recommendation to the Spanish
Governor, on 8 Apr 1765 before leaving New Orleans for the Attakapas, Joseph was appointed
"Captain of the Militia and Commandant of the Acadians".
Joseph, his brother Alexandre, Jean Dugas and Joseph Guilbeau all died within a few months after
their arrival in the Attakapas District, apparently during a smallpox epidemic.
From the union of Joseph and Agnes there resulted at least twelve children.

Note*

Joseph dit Beausoleil Broussard 2nd stayed at at Petitcoudiac.

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 196.

Birth*

circa 1702

He was born circa 1702 at Port Royal.^1,2

He was the son of Jean Francois Broussard and Catherine Richard.

Marriage*

11 September 1725

Joseph dit Beausoleil Broussard married Agnes Anne Thibodeau, daughter of Michel Thibodeau and Agnes Dugas, on 11 September 1725 at Port Royal; he was 23 yrs, she was 19.²

Occupation*

between 1749 and 1755

Joseph dit Beausoleil Broussard was fur trader and reported to the French on the movements of the British between 1749 and 1755.

Milit-Beg*

between 1755 and 1763

He began military service between 1755 and 1763 at Riviere St. Jean, Fredericton, New Brunswick, The French and Indian War (1754-1763) I.

Milit-Beg*

12 August 1763

He and Agnes Anne Thibodeau began military service on 12 August 1763 at Halifax possibly - French Acadians living as prisoners at...
with wife & 4 children.³

Psgr List*

25 February 1765

Joseph dit Beausoleil Broussard was found on a passenger list on 25 February 1765 at New Orleans; exchanged card money [original 32].⁴

Immigration*

April 1765

He immigrated in April 1765 to Camp Beausoleil, Broussard, Louisiana; first generation.¹

land grant*

4 April 1765

He was land grant among 8 Acadian families - to raise cattle on 4 April 1765 at Attakapas.

Immigration*

30 April 1765

He and Agnes Anne Thibodeau immigrated on 30 April 1765 to New Orleans; This family lead the move to Louisiana - Joseph Broussard where in April 1765.⁴

Death*

4 September 1765

Joseph dit Beausoleil Broussard died on 4 September 1765 at Camp Beausoleil, Broussard, LA; BROUSSARD, Joseph d. 4 Sept. 1765; buried 5 Sept. 1765 "au dernier camp enbas" [at the last camp or burial place on the lower section]; funeral recorded: 7 Sept. 1765 Fr. Jean FRANCOIS, cure of the new Acadia. (SM Ch.: Slave Register - Funerals: v.1, #20)

BROUSSARD, Joseph d. 4 Sept. 1765; bur. 5 Sept. 1765; funeral recorded: 7 Sept. 1765. Fr. Jean FRANCOIS (SM Ch.: v.1, p.12)
from Clarence.^5,6

Burial*

5 September 1765

He was buried on 5 September 1765; BROUSSARD, Joseph d. 4 Sept. 1765; bur. 5 Sept. 1765; funeral recorded: 7 Sept. 1765. Fr. Jean FRANCOIS (SM Ch.: v.1, p.12).⁶

Family

Agnes Anne Thibodeau b. 19 Nov 1706, d. b 1777

Marriage*

11 September 1725

He married Agnes Anne Thibodeau, daughter of Michel Thibodeau and Agnes Dugas, on 11 September 1725 at Port Royal; he was 23 yrs, she was 19.²

Children

Jean Gregoire Broussard+ b. 24 Jun 1726, d. 1 Jul 1758
Victor Gregoire Broussard b. c 1728
Joseph Broussard b. c 1730, d. b 1763
Raphel Broussard b. c 1733
Isabelle Broussard+ b. c 1739
Marguerite Broussard+ b. c 1741, d. 18 Apr 1821
Thimothee Athanase Broussard+ b. 18 Feb 1741
Simon Broussard+ b. c 1744
Armand Broussard+ b. c 1745, d. 8 Jan 1818
Francois Broussard dit Beausoleil+ b. c 1747, d. 15 May 1819
Claude Broussard dit Beausoleil+ b. c 1748, d. 13 Nov 1819
Joseph Broussard b. c 1749
Francoise Broussard+ b. c 1751, d. 8 Sep 1801

Citations

[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 285.
[S107] Janet Jehn, Acadian Exiles in the Colonies.
[S134] Roger A. Rozendal.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, p2445 At St. Martinville - 5 Sep 1765.
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd 101.

Agnes Anne Thibodeau¹

F, #313, b. 19 November 1706, d. before 1777

Father

Michel Thibodeau b. c 1680, d. 27 Nov 1734

Mother

Agnes Dugas b. c 1686, d. a 1730

Note*

Agnes Anne Thibodeau third generation
at Port Royal.²

CLARENCE B*

She was clarence b 197.

Birth*

19 November 1706

She was born on 19 November 1706 at Port Royal, Acadie.^3,1

She was the daughter of Michel Thibodeau and Agnes Dugas.

Marriage*

11 September 1725

Agnes Anne Thibodeau married Joseph dit Beausoleil Broussard, son of Jean Francois Broussard and Catherine Richard, on 11 September 1725 at Port Royal; he was 23 yrs, she was 19.⁴

Death*

before 1777

Agnes Anne Thibodeau died before 1777 at LA.

Family

Joseph dit Beausoleil Broussard b. c 1702, d. 4 Sep 1765

Children

Jean Gregoire Broussard+ b. 24 Jun 1726, d. 1 Jul 1758
Victor Gregoire Broussard b. c 1728
Joseph Broussard b. c 1730, d. b 1763
Raphel Broussard b. c 1733
Isabelle Broussard+ b. c 1739
Marguerite Broussard+ b. c 1741, d. 18 Apr 1821
Thimothee Athanase Broussard+ b. 18 Feb 1741
Simon Broussard+ b. c 1744
Armand Broussard+ b. c 1745, d. 8 Jan 1818
Francois Broussard dit Beausoleil+ b. c 1747, d. 15 May 1819
Claude Broussard dit Beausoleil+ b. c 1748, d. 13 Nov 1819
Joseph Broussard b. c 1749
Francoise Broussard+ b. c 1751, d. 8 Sep 1801

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 1517.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book, p811.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 285.

Firmin Landry

M, #314, b. circa 1726, d. 4 February 1801

Father

Alexandre Landry^1,2 b. c 1695, d. 7 Jul 1763

Mother

Marguerite Blanchard^1,2 b. c 1707

Note*

Firmin Landry third generation at Pisiguit.

CHART NUM*

He was chart num 36 40 314.

Story*

Notes on: Firmin Landry

(RN=314)
Deported to Maryland.

Birth*

circa 1726

He was born circa 1726 at Pisiguit.^3,4,5,2

He was the son of Alexandre Landry and Marguerite Blanchard.^1,2

Marriage*

circa 1752

Firmin Landry married Francoise Elisabeth Thibodeaux circa 1752 at Pisiguit; per Don Landry [[email protected]].^6,7,8

Psgr List*

1755

Firmin Landry and Francoise Elisabeth Thibodeaux were found on a passenger list in 1755 at Oxford, Maryland; deported to..²

Census*

1763

Firmin Landry and Francoise Elisabeth Thibodeaux appeared on the census of 1763 at Oxford, Maryland.^1,2

Immigration*

September 1766

Firmin Landry immigrated in September 1766 to Louisiana; Acadian 1st generation.⁹

Psgr List*

between 1767 and 1768

He was found on a passenger list between 1767 and 1768 at Louisiana; emigraged to..²

Residence*

circa 1769

He lived circa 1769 at Bauou Vermillion, Grand Pointe; between Lafayette & Breaux Bridge?²

Marriage*

before 1770

He married Theotiste Thibodeaux, daughter of Charles Thibodeau and Bridgete Breaux, before 1770; see child's birth.^3,7

Census*

1771

Firmin Landry and Theotiste Thibodeaux appeared on the census of 1771 at Attakapas; Firmin 43 wife kids - 28 cattle, 7 horses, 12 arpents [without title].²

Milit-Beg*

10 June 1774

Firmin Landry and Joseph Landry began military service on 10 June 1774 at Attakapas in Milita.

Milit-End*

1777

Firmin Landry ended military service in 1777 at Attakapas.²

Occupation*

April 1781

He was Rancher in April 1781.

Census*

April 1781

He appeared on the census of April 1781; 8 individuals, 38 animals, 60 arpents of land cleared or in cultivation.¹⁰

Cattle*

April 1781

He was New Tag 30? cattle in April 1781.

land grant*

28 August 1787

He and Joseph Landry were land grant #51 - 240 arpents. South of bayou [surveyed by Francois Gonsoulin] @ a place called Landry on 28 August 1787 at Bayou Tortue, Cote Gelee.¹¹

Death*

4 February 1801

Firmin Landry died on 4 February 1801 at Attakapas; LANDRY, Firmin - of Acadia (Alexandre & ---) m. to Theotiste THIBAUDAU He died suddenly; bur. 4 Feb. 1801 at age "sesenta y dies y seis anos" [literally 60 and 16 years] 76 years. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #231).¹²

Burial*

4 February 1801

He was buried on 4 February 1801 at St. Martinville; at a reported age of 76 [SM V4#231] ['age of sixty and ten and six years]
LANDRY, Firmin - of Acadia (Alexandre & ---) m. to Theotiste THIBAUDAU He died suddenly; bur. 4 Feb. 1801 at age "sesenta y dies y seis anos" [literally 60 and 16 years] 76 years. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #231).^2,12

land grant*

January 1811

He was land grant #39 - 30 arpents wide by 40 deep [2,031 acres] [heirs of...] in January 1811 at Bayou Vermilion, Abbeville.¹³

Religion*

1819

He was church.

Family 1

Francoise Elisabeth Thibodeaux b. c 1732, d. 1769

Marriage*

circa 1752

He married Francoise Elisabeth Thibodeaux circa 1752 at Pisiguit; per Don Landry [[email protected]].^6,7,8

Children

Joseph Landry+ b. 1753, d. 16 Aug 1827
Saturin Landry b. 1755
Helene Landry+ b. 1757, d. b 1775
Madeleine Marie Landry b. 1759, d. b 8 Jan 1779

Family 2

Theotiste Thibodeaux b. c 1745, d. a 1802

Marriage*

before 1770

Firmin Landry married Theotiste Thibodeaux, daughter of Charles Thibodeau and Bridgete Breaux, before 1770; see child's birth.^3,7

Children

Francoise Landry+ b. 22 Oct 1770, d. 30 Oct 1810
Hubert Landry+ b. 28 Apr 1773, d. 15 Jul 1824
Helene Landry+ b. 20 Nov 1774, d. b 25 Aug 1821
Rosalie Landry+ b. 15 Aug 1776, d. a 1850
Valentin Landry+ b. 1778
Marie Landry b. Jan 1780, d. 28 Jul 1797
Alexandre Anselm Landry+ b. 20 Feb 1782, d. 23 Jun 1826
Agnes Landry+ b. 11 Dec 1784
Marguerite Landry+ b. 1 Feb 1789

Citations

[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication, letter to Don Landry.
[S87] e-mail address.
[S50] Bona Arsenault, Pisiguit book, p1406.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, ca 1758.
[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication, ca1726.
[S50] Bona Arsenault, Pisiguit book.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, p2522.
[S87] e-mail address, ca 1752.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S128] Unknown author, "Attakapas Gazette."
[S108] Glenn R. Conrad, Land Records of the Attakapas District, p146.
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd 101.
[S108] Glenn R. Conrad, Land Records of the Attakapas District, p230.

Francoise Elisabeth Thibodeaux¹

F, #315, b. circa 1732, d. 1769

Note*

Francoise Elisabeth Thibodeaux parents are unknown - but she was from.. at Pisiguit.^2,1

CHART NUM*

She was chart num 39 40 157.

Birth*

circa 1732

She was born circa 1732 at Pisiguit; see marriage date.

Marriage*

circa 1752

She married Firmin Landry, son of Alexandre Landry and Marguerite Blanchard, circa 1752 at Pisiguit; per Don Landry [[email protected]].^3,4,5

Psgr List*

1755

Francoise Elisabeth Thibodeaux and Firmin Landry were found on a passenger list in 1755 at Oxford, Maryland; deported to..¹

Census*

1763

Francoise Elisabeth Thibodeaux and Firmin Landry appeared on the census of 1763 at Oxford, Maryland.^2,1

Death*

1769

Francoise Elisabeth Thibodeaux died in 1769 at Oxford; see husband's second marriage - After the census at Oxford - 1763 - per Don Landry [[email protected]].²

Family

Firmin Landry b. c 1726, d. 4 Feb 1801

Marriage*

circa 1752

She married Firmin Landry, son of Alexandre Landry and Marguerite Blanchard, circa 1752 at Pisiguit; per Don Landry [[email protected]].^3,4,5

Children

Joseph Landry+ b. 1753, d. 16 Aug 1827
Saturin Landry b. 1755
Helene Landry+ b. 1757, d. b 1775
Madeleine Marie Landry b. 1759, d. b 8 Jan 1779

Citations

[S87] e-mail address.
[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication, letter to Don Landry.
[S50] Bona Arsenault, Pisiguit book.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, p2522.
[S87] e-mail address, ca 1752.

Pierre Trahan

M, #316, b. circa 1708, d. 10 August 1756

Father

Jean Charles Trahan b. c 1668, d. b 17 Oct 1729

Mother

Marie Boudrot b. c 1675, d. a 1719

Note*

Pierre Trahan third generation at Grand Pre.¹

Story*

Notes on: Pierre I Trahan

(RN=316). 1755 deported to Virginie, then to Liverpool, England.
1766 members of his family were @ Belle-Isle-en-mer
1767 d'Autres a Sainte-Suliac, France.

Birth*

circa 1708

He was born circa 1708 at Les Mines.^1,2

He was the son of Jean Charles Trahan and Marie Boudrot.

Marriage*

17 October 1729

Pierre Trahan married Jeanne Daigre, daughter of Olivier Daigre and Jeanne Blanchard, on 17 October 1729 at Grand Pre, St-Charles des Mines Parish; wit: Olivier Daigle; Jean Baptiste Trahan; Jean Baptiste Terriot; Charles Trahan; Pierre Trahan; Jean Daigle.^1,3,4

Death*

10 August 1756

Pierre Trahan died on 10 August 1756 at Liverpool, England.⁵

Family

Jeanne Daigre b. 1 Feb 1706, d. Jun 1757

Children

Marie Trahan b. 1730
Madeleine Trahan b. 1732
Rene Trahan+ b. 1734
Pierre Trahan+ b. 1737, d. 8 Sep 1803
Simon Trahan b. 1741
Francoise Trahan b. 1745, d. 25 Nov 1799
Jean Baptiste Trahan b. 1750, d. 1767

Citations

[S52] Bona Arsenault, Grand-Pre book.
[S15] Speculation, on location.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 450.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sga-2.224.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 1542.

Jeanne Daigre

F, #317, b. 1 February 1706, d. June 1757

Father

Olivier Daigre b. c 1674, d. 20 Sep 1709

Mother

Jeanne Blanchard b. c 1681, d. a 1718

Note*

Jeanne Daigre third generation at Port Royal.

Birth*

1 February 1706

She was born on 1 February 1706 at Port Royal.^1,2

She was the daughter of Olivier Daigre and Jeanne Blanchard.

Marriage*

17 October 1729

Jeanne Daigre married Pierre Trahan, son of Jean Charles Trahan and Marie Boudrot, on 17 October 1729 at Grand Pre, St-Charles des Mines Parish; wit: Olivier Daigle; Jean Baptiste Trahan; Jean Baptiste Terriot; Charles Trahan; Pierre Trahan; Jean Daigle.^3,2,4

Death*

June 1757

Jeanne Daigre died in June 1757 at Liverpool, England, at age 51.²

Family

Pierre Trahan b. c 1708, d. 10 Aug 1756

Children

Marie Trahan b. 1730
Madeleine Trahan b. 1732
Rene Trahan+ b. 1734
Pierre Trahan+ b. 1737, d. 8 Sep 1803
Simon Trahan b. 1741
Francoise Trahan b. 1745, d. 25 Nov 1799
Jean Baptiste Trahan b. 1750, d. 1767

Citations

[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 450.
[S52] Bona Arsenault, Grand-Pre book.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sga-2.224.

Jean Baptiste Duon¹

M, #318, b. 13 June 1714, d. circa 1758

Father

Jean Baptiste Duon b. c 1684, d. 5 May 1746

Mother

Agnes Hebert b. c 1696, d. a Feb 1736

Note*

Jean Baptiste Duon second generation at Grand Pre.

Story*

Notes on: Jean Baptiste II Duhon

(RN=318) Public Notary @ Port Royal. Deported to England. 1755 - Family @ Liverpool, Angleterre
1767 - @ Belle-Isle-en-Mer, France.

Occupation*

He was Notary.

Birth*

13 June 1714

He was born on 13 June 1714 at Port Royal.¹

He was the son of Jean Baptiste Duon and Agnes Hebert.

Marriage*

23 January 1736

Jean Baptiste Duon married Madeleine Vincent, daughter of Michel Vincent and Anne Marie Doiron, on 23 January 1736 at Riviere Aux Canards, St-Joseph de RC.^2,3

Death*

circa 1758

Jean Baptiste Duon died circa 1758 at Liverpool, England; before 12 Mar 1760.⁴

Family

Madeleine Vincent b. Aug 1714, d. 5 Sep 1782

Marriage*

23 January 1736

He married Madeleine Vincent, daughter of Michel Vincent and Anne Marie Doiron, on 23 January 1736 at Riviere Aux Canards, St-Joseph de RC.^2,3

Children

Honore Duhon le jeune+ b. 16 Nov 1737
Marie Duhon+ b. 1740
Marguerite Vincent Duhon+ b. 1741, d. a May 1803
Elizabeth Duhon+ b. 21 May 1743, d. 5 Sep 1817

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 582.
[S50] Bona Arsenault, Pisiguit book.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 582 & 1578.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 582 b 12.mar 1760.

Madeleine Vincent

F, #319, b. August 1714, d. 5 September 1782

Father

Michel Vincent b. c 1668, d. a 1735

Mother

Anne Marie Doiron b. c 1690

Note*

Madeleine Vincent third generation at Pisiguit.¹

Birth*

August 1714

She was born in August 1714 at Pisiguit.^1,2

She was the daughter of Michel Vincent and Anne Marie Doiron.

Marriage*

23 January 1736

Madeleine Vincent married Jean Baptiste Duon, son of Jean Baptiste Duon and Agnes Hebert, on 23 January 1736 at Riviere Aux Canards, St-Joseph de RC.^1,3

Marriage*

12 May 1760

Madeleine Vincent married Pierre Trahan, son of Pierre Trahan and Madeleine Comeau, on 12 May 1760 at Liverpool, England; married, age 37, (3)Madeleine VINCENT, widow of Jean-Baptiste DUHON, 12 May 1760, Liverpool.^1,2,4

Psgr List*

1763

Madeleine Vincent was found on a passenger list in 1763 at Liverpool; list of passengers departing from.. going to France [as a Marguerite Vincent - 50 yrs].²

Census*

1765

She appeared on the census of 1765 at Belle-Ile-en-Mer; 51 yrs.²

Death*

5 September 1782

She died on 5 September 1782 at St-Similien de, Nantes, France, at age 68; at a reported 58 years.²

Family 1

Jean Baptiste Duon b. 13 Jun 1714, d. c 1758

Marriage*

23 January 1736

She married Jean Baptiste Duon, son of Jean Baptiste Duon and Agnes Hebert, on 23 January 1736 at Riviere Aux Canards, St-Joseph de RC.^1,3

Children

Honore Duhon le jeune+ b. 16 Nov 1737
Marie Duhon+ b. 1740
Marguerite Vincent Duhon+ b. 1741, d. a May 1803
Elizabeth Duhon+ b. 21 May 1743, d. 5 Sep 1817

Family 2

Pierre Trahan b. c 1723

Marriage*

12 May 1760

Citations

[S50] Bona Arsenault, Pisiguit book.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 1578.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 582 & 1578.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.

Jean Pierre Gonsoulin

M, #320, b. circa 1726, d. after 1748

CHART NUM*

Jean Pierre Gonsoulin was chart num 40.

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 156.

Birth*

circa 1726

He was born circa 1726 at France; See Marriage Date.

Marriage*

before 1746

He married Louise Desfiguiares before 1746 at France; See child's birth.

Death*

after 1748

Jean Pierre Gonsoulin died after 1748 at France.

Family

Louise Desfiguiares b. c 1726, d. a 1748

Child

Francois Jean Gonsoulin+ b. c 1747, d. 23 Sep 1819

Louise Desfiguiares

F, #321, b. circa 1726, d. after 1748

CLARENCE B*

Louise Desfiguiares was clarence b 157.

Birth*

circa 1726

She was born circa 1726 at France; See Marriage Date.

Marriage*

before 1746

She married Jean Pierre Gonsoulin before 1746 at France; See child's birth.

Death*

after 1748

Louise Desfiguiares died after 1748 at France.

Family

Jean Pierre Gonsoulin b. c 1726, d. a 1748

Child

Francois Jean Gonsoulin+ b. c 1747, d. 23 Sep 1819

Pierre Rene Herpin

M, #322, b. 25 February 1713, d. 15 May 1776

Father

Pierre Rene Herpin b. c 1680, d. a 1714

Mother

Catherine Dayme b. a 1676

Pierre Rene Herpin|b. 25 Feb 1713\nd. 15 May 1776|p10.htm#i322|Pierre Rene Herpin|b. c 1680\nd. a 1714|p17.htm#i644|Catherine Dayme|b. a 1676|p17.htm#i645|||||||Giles C. Dayme|b. c 1650\nd. a 1677|p54.htm#i1918|Marie Le Marit|b. c 1655|p54.htm#i1919|

Story*

Notes on Pierre Rene Harpin de la Goutrais
Pierre Rene was a French military officer whose service record is under the name of HARPAIN DE LA GAUTRAYE. After training as a Cadet at Rochefort, France, he was sent to the Louisiana Territory in 1737 as an Ensign. He was promoted to Lieutenant in 1740 and put in charge of a convoy leaving New Orleans 27 March 1740 for the Illinois Country. On 5 June 1741, at Kaskaskia, he married Celeste Therese NEPVEU and within the next few years the family moved to New Orleans. On 5 March 1746 the Superior Council in New Orleans gave permission for the sale of Nepveuls inherited properties in the Illinois and for the proceeds to be invested in a plantation situated at Chapitoulas (just upriver from New Orleans).

He obtained permission for a trip to France in 1747 to settle family affairs, and returned to Louisiana on the vessel La M6g@re which arrived in New Orleans before the end of May 1748. In the summer of 1748 he conducted a convoy up to the Illinois and made another voyage there in April 1750. In 1754 he reached the rank of Captain. On 2 August 1754 he and his wife sold their plantation. Celeste Therese NEPVEU died before 17118.

Some time before 19 June 1758, either in Biloxi or Mobile, he married Louise Marguerite BELLZAGUY, but within a few years she also was deceased. Prior to August 1763, probably in New Orleans, he took as his third wife the daughter of his next door neighbor, for the August 1763 census of families below New Orleans shows him with wife, three sons, one daughter, and ten slaves on 50 arpents of arable land and 150 arpents of wooded land. This property was at No. 13 on the east bank of the Mississippi River, adjoining that of Antoine BIENVENU (Ancestor 152), his father-in-law. Shortly thereafter he was in Mobile, where on 2 October 1764 he took the oath of allegiance or fidelity to His Brittanic Majesty King George III. The 26 May 1766 census again shows him living below Nev Orleans. Soon thereafter the family moved to-Mobile.

Occupation*

Pierre Rene Herpin was French military officer, Planter-below New Orleans at New Orleans.

CHART NUM*

He was chart num 40 161.

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 158.

Birth*

25 February 1713

He was born on 25 February 1713 at France.

He was the son of Pierre Rene Herpin and Catherine Dayme.

Marriage*

5 June 1741

Pierre Rene Herpin married Celeste Therese Nepveu on 5 June 1741 at Kaskaskia; Status: N.

Marriage*

before 19 June 1758

Pierre Rene Herpin married Louise Marguerite Bellzaguy before 19 June 1758 at Biloxi.

Marriage*

before August 1763

Pierre Rene Herpin married Marie Louise Bienvenu, daughter of Pierre Antoine Bienvenue and Francoise Rabut, before August 1763 at New Orleans; probably in no.

Death*

15 May 1776

Pierre Rene Herpin died on 15 May 1776 at age 63; ? Angers, France ? where did this come from?

Family 1

Celeste Therese Nepveu b. c 1721

Marriage*

5 June 1741

He married Celeste Therese Nepveu on 5 June 1741 at Kaskaskia; Status: N.

Family 2

Louise Marguerite Bellzaguy b. c 1738

Marriage*

before 19 June 1758

Pierre Rene Herpin married Louise Marguerite Bellzaguy before 19 June 1758 at Biloxi.

Family 3

Marie Louise Bienvenu b. c 1727

Marriage*

before August 1763

Pierre Rene Herpin married Marie Louise Bienvenu, daughter of Pierre Antoine Bienvenue and Francoise Rabut, before August 1763 at New Orleans; probably in no.

Child

Louise Celeste Harpin+ b. c 1767, d. 16 Sep 1830

Marie Louise Bienvenu

F, #323, b. circa 1727

Father

Pierre Antoine Bienvenue b. c 1703, d. c 1771

Mother

Francoise Rabut b. c 1710, d. b 1754

Marie Louise Bienvenu|b. c 1727|p10.htm#i323|Pierre Antoine Bienvenue|b. c 1703\nd. c 1771|p12.htm#i408|Francoise Rabut|b. c 1710\nd. b 1754|p17.htm#i647|Philippe Bienvenu|b. c 1671|p20.htm#i816|Francoise Allaire|b. c 1679\nd. b 1723|p20.htm#i817|||||||

CHART NUM*

Marie Louise Bienvenu was chart num 40 161.

CLARENCE B*

She was clarence b 159.

Note*

She and Alexandre Bienvenu same father.

Birth*

circa 1727

Marie Louise Bienvenu was born circa 1727 at Kaskaskia; Illinois Country.

She was the daughter of Pierre Antoine Bienvenue and Francoise Rabut.

Marriage*

13 January 1750

Marie Louise Bienvenu married Captain Benoist de St. Clair on 13 January 1750 at Illinois Country; BIENVENU, Marie (Antoine - major de Milice at Kaskaskias & Francoise ROBUT) m. 13 Jan. 1750 Jean Baptiste BENOIST de St. Clair - "Capitaine d'infanterie" [Infantery Captain]; Commandant of Illinois. Fr. WATRIN [Source: "La Population des Forts Francais d'Amerique" by Marthe FARIBAUT-BEAUREGARD, v.2, p.79] (Kaskaskias, Illinois - Notre Dame de L'Immaculee Conception des Kaskaskias).

Marriage*

before August 1763

Marie Louise Bienvenu married Pierre Rene Herpin, son of Pierre Rene Herpin and Catherine Dayme, before August 1763 at New Orleans; probably in no.

Family 1

Captain Benoist de St. Clair b. c 1730, d. b 1763

Marriage*

13 January 1750

Family 2

Pierre Rene Herpin b. 25 Feb 1713, d. 15 May 1776

Marriage*

before August 1763

Marie Louise Bienvenu married Pierre Rene Herpin, son of Pierre Rene Herpin and Catherine Dayme, before August 1763 at New Orleans; probably in no.

Child

Louise Celeste Harpin+ b. c 1767, d. 16 Sep 1830

Leonard Ransonet

M, #324, b. circa 1751

Note*

Leonard Ransonet no Ransonnet on Mississippi River.

CHART NUM*

He was chart num 40.

Birth*

circa 1751

He was born circa 1751 at France; see marriage date.¹

Marriage*

before 1771

He married Elizabeth Delhe before 1771 at France; see child's birth.¹

Family

Elizabeth Delhe b. c 1751

Child

Henri Leonard Ranconnet+ b. b 1771, d. 1 Jul 1811

Citations

[S15] Speculation, on location.

Elizabeth Delhe

F, #325, b. circa 1751

Note*

Elizabeth Delhe not on Mississippi River.

CHART NUM*

She was chart num 40.

Birth*

circa 1751

She was born circa 1751 at France; see marriage date.¹

Marriage*

before 1771

She married Leonard Ransonet before 1771 at France; see child's birth.¹

Family

Leonard Ransonet b. c 1751

Child

Henri Leonard Ranconnet+ b. b 1771, d. 1 Jul 1811

Citations

[S15] Speculation, on location.

Mathilde Thibodeaux

F, #326, b. 8 June 1861

Father

Telesmar Olivier Thibodeaux b. 14 May 1831, d. 15 May 1882

Mother

Adelaide Patin b. 17 Sep 1836, d. 11 Dec 1886

Birth*

8 June 1861

Mathilde Thibodeaux was born on 8 June 1861 at Breaux Bridge; THIBODEAUX, Mathilde (Olivier Thelismar & Adelaide PATIN) b. 8 June 1861 (BB Ch.: v. 1, p. 18).¹

She was the daughter of Telesmar Olivier Thibodeaux and Adelaide Patin.

Citations

[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd 101.

Armas Thibodeaux

M, #327, b. 20 October 1868

Father

Telesmar Olivier Thibodeaux b. 14 May 1831, d. 15 May 1882

Mother

Adelaide Patin b. 17 Sep 1836, d. 11 Dec 1886

Birth*

20 October 1868

Armas Thibodeaux was born on 20 October 1868 at Breaux Bridge; THIBODEAUX, Armas (Therosimon & Adelaide PATIN) b. 20 Oct. 1868 (BB Ch.: v. 1, p. 107).¹

He was the son of Telesmar Olivier Thibodeaux and Adelaide Patin.

Marriage*

16 February 1897

Armas Thibodeaux married Mercedes Guidry, daughter of Jules Jean Guidry and Clarisse Courville, on 16 February 1897 at Cecilia, St. Martinville; THIBODEAUX, Armas m. 30 Jan. 1897 Mercedes GUIDRY (SM Ct. Hse.: Mar. #7165)

THIBODEAUX, Armace (Telismar & Adelaide PATIN) m. 16 Feb. 1897 Mercedes GUIDRY (Cecilia Ch.: v. 1, p. 13)

GUIDRY, Mercedes (Jules & Clarisse COURVILLE) m. 16 Feb. 1897 Armace THIBODEAUX (Cecilia Ch.: v. 1, p. 13)

GUIDRY, Mercedes m. 30 Jan. 1897 Armas THIBODEAUX (SM Ct. Hse.: Mar. #7165).¹

Family

Mercedes Guidry b. 21 Jul 1881, d. 1 Nov 1897

Citations

[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd 101.

Julien Patin

M, #328, b. 26 August 1832, d. 4 June 1886

Father

Onesime Patin b. 1 Aug 1812, d. a 1870

Mother

Marcelite Guilbeaux b. 3 Mar 1810, d. 30 Jan 1889

Birth*

26 August 1832

Julien Patin was born on 26 August 1832 at Patin, Breaux Bridge; PATIN, Julien (Onesime fils [Jr.] & Marcellite GUILBEAUD) b. 26 Aug. 1832, bt. 17 June 1833 Pats: Onesime PATIN & Adelaide GUEDRY; Mats: David GUILBEAUD & Adelaide DUHON; Spons: Julien BABIN & Modeste PATIN. Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.8, #480)

PATIN, Julien (Onesime, fils & Marcellite GUILBEAUX) b. 26 Aug. 1832 (SM Ch.: v. 8, #480).¹

He was the son of Onesime Patin and Marcelite Guilbeaux.

Marriage*

6 June 1854

Julien Patin married Felicienne Hebert, daughter of Lasty Hebert and Adeline Begnaud, on 6 June 1854 at St. Martinville; PATIN, Julien (Onesime & Marie Marcellite GUILBEAUX) m. 6 June 1854 Felicienne Helicienne HEBERT (SM Ch.: v. 9, # 94).¹

Death*

4 June 1886

Julien Patin died on 4 June 1886 at St. Bernard, Breaux Bridge, at age 53; PATIN, Julien d. 4 June 1886 at age 50 yrs. (BB Ch.: v. 2, p. 80).¹

Family

Felicienne Hebert b. 2 Dec 1836, d. 14 Jan 1891

Children

Marie Aimee Patin b. 2 May 1855
Numa Patin¹ b. 20 Sep 1857, d. 19 Mar 1925
Eva Patin¹ b. 17 Apr 1860
Jules Patin¹ b. 8 Feb 1862, d. 1935
Alice Patin¹ b. 30 Jan 1864
Ulnior Patin¹ b. 10 Sep 1865
Joseph Patin² b. 10 Sep 1865
Alcide Patin¹ b. 17 Apr 1868
Lea Patin¹ b. 18 Feb 1870
Leontine Patin¹ b. 28 Jan 1872
Arthemise Patin¹ b. 13 Dec 1875
Lasty Patin¹ b. c 1876
Marie Patin¹ b. 2 Jan 1878
Adeline Patin¹ b. 25 Jul 1880
Albert Patin¹ b. 8 Jul 1884

Citations

[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd 101.
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd101.

Camille Anthony Courvillier

M, #329, b. 3 March 1934, d. 27 November 2001

Address*

Camille Anthony Courvillier lived at Patoutville.

Note*

He Name:      Camille A. Courvillier
SSN:      437-44-3427
Last Residence:      70569 Lydia, Iberia, Louisiana, United States of America
Born:      3 Mar 1934
Died:      27 Nov 2001
State (Year) SSN issued:      Louisiana (Before 1951).

Jesnair B*

He was jesnair b p-265.

Birth*

3 March 1934

He was born on 3 March 1934.

Marriage*

25 March 1955

He married Theresa (LILLIE) Bonin, daughter of Alfred Bonin and Luci Latiolais, on 25 March 1955 at Berwick.

Burial*

27 November 2001

Camille Anthony Courvillier was buried on 27 November 2001 at St. Joseph, Patterson.

Death*

27 November 2001

He died on 27 November 2001 at Patterson at age 67; COUVILLIER, CAMILE
A devoted husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather and brother, he went to our Lord on Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2001, at 5:12 p.m. Visiting was at Ibert's Funeral Home, Patterson, from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Thursday. Visiting at St. Joseph Catholic Church from 8 a.m. until rites at 1 p.m. Friday. Interment in church cemetery. Survived by his wife, Mary Guarisco Couvillier; two daughters and their spouses, Veronica and Eddie Prince and Vickie and David Johnson; five grandchildren, Camillia, Valerie and Eddie Prince Jr., Glenn Libet, Breaux Bridge, and Billie Jo Libet, Pollock; three great-grandchildren, Dyamond, Blaine, and James Libet; a brother, Russell Couvillier, New Iberia; two sisters, Elveda Faul, Pine Prairie, and Burt Ragin, Baldwin; a stepson and spouse, Jay and Paula Siemann; three stepdaughters and spouses, Cissy and Charles Tramonte, Darlene and A.J. LaPlace, and Gina Cheveallier, all of Baton Rouge; five stepgrandchildren, Shelley and Jarrod Tramonte, Blake and Ryan Siemann, and Brett Cheveallier; many loving nieces, nephews and friends. He was preceded in death by first wife, Lily Bonin Couvillier; two sons, Billy and Camile Jr; father and mother, Aristele and Camillia Cavalier Couvillier; three brothers, Anos, J.C. and James Couvillier; and four sisters, Rita and Celeste Couvillier, Lola Richard and Addie Eva Rousseau.

Family

Theresa (LILLIE) Bonin b. 13 May 1938

Marriage*

25 March 1955

He married Theresa (LILLIE) Bonin, daughter of Alfred Bonin and Luci Latiolais, on 25 March 1955 at Berwick.

Children

Billy James Courvillier b. 19 Feb 1956, d. 27 Feb 1957
Camille Courvillier b. 3 May 1961, d. 13 Nov 1979

Cecile Arcement

F, #337, b. circa 1740

Birth*

circa 1740

Cecile Arcement was born circa 1740; s.

Marriage*

before 1748

She married Antoine Prince, son of Francois Prince and Catherine Benoit, before 1748; see child's birth.¹

Marriage*

circa 1763

Cecile Arcement married Olivier Prince, son of Antoine Prince and Anne Trahan, circa 1763 at Port Lajoie; not according to SAW.²

Family 1

Antoine Prince b. c 1728

Child

Julie Prince+¹ b. c 1748, d. 1803

Family 2

Olivier Prince b. c 1732, d. b 7 Jul 1763

Citations

[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sja-2.6.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 1081.

Terry Barnes

M, #338, b. 17 October 1956, d. 7 January 2007

Mother

Lorena Bonin b. 4 Jan 1936

Terry Barnes|b. 17 Oct 1956\nd. 7 Jan 2007|p10.htm#i338||||Lorena Bonin|b. 4 Jan 1936|p7.htm#i214|||||||Alfred Bonin|b. 27 Dec 1898\nd. 27 Jan 1958|p1.htm#i6|Luci Latiolais|b. 6 Dec 1901\nd. 27 May 1966|p1.htm#i7|

Address*

Terry Barnes lived at Morgan City.

Birth*

17 October 1956

He was born on 17 October 1956 at Morgan City; ^spec.

He was the son of Lorena Bonin.

Death*

7 January 2007

Terry Barnes died on 7 January 2007 at age 50.

Joseph U. Broussard

M, #344, b. 6 March 1713, d. January 1759

Father

Pierre Broussard b. c 1683, d. c 1740

Mother

Marguerite Bourg b. c Jul 1685

Story*

Notes on: Joseph I Broussard

(RN=344) 1741 - in Louisiana.

Note*

Joseph U. Broussard third generation at Pisiguit.

Occupation*

He was planter.

Birth*

6 March 1713

He was born on 6 March 1713 at Port Royal.^1,2,3,4

He was the son of Pierre Broussard and Marguerite Bourg.

Marriage*

29 February 1740

Joseph U. Broussard married Ursule Le Blanc, daughter of Pierre Gustave Le Blanc dit Pinou and Francoise Landry, on 29 February 1740 at Grand Pre, St-Charles des Mines Parish; both were around 27. wit: Pierre Broussard; Claude Brossard; Pierre [s] LeBlanc; Charles [s] Dugas; Jacques Hebert; Jean LeBlanc; Pierre [s] Allain. signed Joseph [s] Broussard. Ursule LeBlanc.^3,5,6

Death*

January 1759

Joseph U. Broussard died in January 1759 at age 45.⁴

Burial*

19 January 1759

He was buried on 19 January 1759 at Tres-Ste-Trinite de Cherbourg; at a reported 50 yrs.⁴

Family

Ursule Le Blanc b. c 1713, d. 4 Dec 1758

Marriage*

29 February 1740

He married Ursule Le Blanc, daughter of Pierre Gustave Le Blanc dit Pinou and Francoise Landry, on 29 February 1740 at Grand Pre, St-Charles des Mines Parish; both were around 27. wit: Pierre Broussard; Claude Brossard; Pierre [s] LeBlanc; Charles [s] Dugas; Jacques Hebert; Jean LeBlanc; Pierre [s] Allain. signed Joseph [s] Broussard. Ursule LeBlanc.^3,5,6

Children

Joseph B. Broussard le jeune+ b. 26 Feb 1741, d. 16 Feb 1823
Jean Baptiste Broussard b. 14 Jan 1742
Charles Broussard b. 11 Apr 1743
Marie Broussard b. 2 Sep 1744
Jean Broussard+⁷ b. c 1745
Marie Blanche Broussard b. 17 Apr 1746
Agnes Broussard+ b. c 1750, d. 9 Sep 1788

Citations

[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book.
[S50] Bona Arsenault, Pisiguit book.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 287.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 287 & 1013.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sga-3.4a-4b.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.

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Catherine Hebert

Family

Citations

Nicolas Gabriel Albert1,2

Family

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Zephilide Thibodeaux

Family

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Murate Thibodeaux

Jean Baptiste Arseneau1

Family

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Anne Cyr

Family 1

Family 2

Family 3

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Jean Rene Godin dit Valcour1,2

Family 1

Family 2

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Francoise Dugas

Family

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Catherine Perio

Family

Joseph dit Beausoleil Broussard

Family

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Agnes Anne Thibodeau1

Family

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Firmin Landry

Family 1

Family 2

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Francoise Elisabeth Thibodeaux1

Family

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Pierre Trahan

Family

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Jeanne Daigre

Family

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Jean Baptiste Duon1

Family

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Madeleine Vincent

Family 1

Family 2

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Jean Pierre Gonsoulin

Family

Louise Desfiguiares

Family

Pierre Rene Herpin

Family 1

Family 2

Family 3

Marie Louise Bienvenu

Family 1

Family 2

Leonard Ransonet

Family

Citations

Elizabeth Delhe

Family

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Mathilde Thibodeaux

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Armas Thibodeaux

Family

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Julien Patin

Family

Citations

Nicolas Gabriel Albert^1,2

Jean Baptiste Arseneau¹

Jean Rene Godin dit Valcour^1,2

Agnes Anne Thibodeau¹

Francoise Elisabeth Thibodeaux¹

Jean Baptiste Duon¹