Louviere Database

Marie Guilbeau¹

F, #489, b. circa 1683

Father

Pierre Guilbeau² b. c 1639, d. 17 Nov 1703

Mother

Catherine Theriot² b. c 1650, d. 21 Jul 1713

Marie Guilbeau|b. c 1683|p14.htm#i489|Pierre Guilbeau|b. c 1639\nd. 17 Nov 1703|p25.htm#i978|Catherine Theriot|b. c 1650\nd. 21 Jul 1713|p25.htm#i979|||||||Jean Theriot|b. c 1601\nd. a 1671|p27.htm#i1042|Perrine Raux|b. c 1611|p27.htm#i1043|

GENE CODE*

Marie Guilbeau was gene code 1117.

CHART NUM*

She was chart num 279.

Note*

She second generation at Port Royal.

CLARENCE B*

She was clarence b 525.

Birth*

circa 1683

She was born circa 1683 at Port Royal.¹

She was the daughter of Pierre Guilbeau and Catherine Theriot.²

Census*

1701

Marie Guilbeau appeared on the census of 1701 at Port Royal; 18 yrs.¹

Marriage*

5 October 1701

She married Abraham Landry, son of Rene Landry and Marie R. Bernard, on 5 October 1701 at Port Royal.^3,2

Marriage Contract*

5 October 1701

A contract for the marriage of Marie Guilbeau and Abraham Landry was signed on 5 October 1701 at Port Royal; Loppinot.¹

Death*

Marie Guilbeau died at Port Royal.

Residence*

1732

She and Abraham Landry lived in 1732 at de la tres ste vierge, l'Assomption Parish; per Abraham's marriage.⁴

Family

Abraham Landry b. c 1678, d. a 1732

Marriage*

5 October 1701

Marie Guilbeau married Abraham Landry, son of Rene Landry and Marie R. Bernard, on 5 October 1701 at Port Royal.^3,2

Marriage Contract*

5 October 1701

A contract for the marriage of Marie Guilbeau and Abraham Landry was signed on 5 October 1701 at Port Royal; Loppinot.¹

Children

Marie Josephe Landry+⁵ b. c 1704, d. 8 Jun 1778
Pierre Landry+ b. c 1705
Charles Landry+ b. 1706, d. b 7 Jul 1763
Alexandre Landry+ b. 19 Dec 1708, d. b 7 Jul 1763
Joseph Landry⁶ b. c 1710
Abraham Landry dit Petit Abram+ b. c 1712, d. 20 Aug 1786
Jean Landry+ b. 1713
Anne Landry b. b 1714, d. May 1740
Rene Landry+ b. c 1716
Rene Landry+⁷ b. 1720, d. 3 Jun 1781
Madeleine Marie Landry+⁶ b. c 1723, d. 16 Jan 1790

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 780.
[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication.
[S50] Bona Arsenault, Pisiguit book.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sga-2.211.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 932.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 933.
[S137] Evangeline Cousins.

Abraham Landry dit Chaques¹

M, #490, b. circa 1697

Father

Germain Landry² b. c 1674, d. a 1717

Mother

Marie Melanson² b. c 1673, d. a 1714

Note*

Abraham Landry dit Chaques s of Germain & Marie Melanson just a guess based on ..³

Birth*

circa 1697

He was born circa 1697 at Port Royal, Acadia.^4,2

He was the son of Germain Landry and Marie Melanson.²

Census*

1698

Abraham Landry dit Chaques appeared on the census of 1698 at Port Royal; one half year old.²

Marriage*

circa 1720

He married Isabelle Marie Blanchard, daughter of Martin Blanchard and Marguerite Guilbeau, circa 1720 at Port Royal.^5,6,7

Family

Isabelle Marie Blanchard b. c 1700, d. b 1752

Children

Pierre Landry dit Pierrot à Chaques+⁸ b. c 1721, d. 18 Feb 1797
Helene Magdalan Landry+⁹ b. 1724, d. 9 Aug 1769
Anne Landry+ b. c 1732
Jean Landry¹ b. c 1732
Charles Landry¹⁰ b. c 1735
Pierre Landry¹¹ b. b 1752
Jean Landry¹² b. c 1753

Citations

[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 930.
[S54] Bona Arsenault, Cobequid book, p1472 [married to Marie Blanchard?].
[S54] Bona Arsenault, Cobequid book, Acadians [he & his wife].
[S54] Bona Arsenault, Cobequid book, p1472.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, p145.
[S15] Speculation, on location.
[S137] Evangeline Cousins.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 1504.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 726.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 933.
[S125] Purvis Hebert, some late 18th century Louisianas.

Isabelle Marie Blanchard¹

F, #491, b. circa 1700, d. before 1752

Father

Martin Blanchard b. c 1647, d. a 1714

Mother

Marguerite Guilbeau b. c 1669

Birth*

circa 1700

Isabelle Marie Blanchard was born circa 1700 at Port Royal.^2,3

She was the daughter of Martin Blanchard and Marguerite Guilbeau.

Marriage*

circa 1720

Isabelle Marie Blanchard married Abraham Landry dit Chaques, son of Germain Landry and Marie Melanson, circa 1720 at Port Royal.^4,5,3

Death*

before 1752

Isabelle Marie Blanchard died before 1752.²

Family

Abraham Landry dit Chaques b. c 1697

Children

Pierre Landry dit Pierrot à Chaques+⁶ b. c 1721, d. 18 Feb 1797
Helene Magdalan Landry+⁷ b. 1724, d. 9 Aug 1769
Anne Landry+ b. c 1732
Jean Landry⁸ b. c 1732
Charles Landry⁹ b. c 1735
Pierre Landry¹⁰ b. b 1752
Jean Landry¹¹ b. c 1753

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 145.
[S15] Speculation, on location.
[S54] Bona Arsenault, Cobequid book, p1472.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, p145.
[S137] Evangeline Cousins.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 1504.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 726.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 933.
[S125] Purvis Hebert, some late 18th century Louisianas.

Jean Bergeron

M, #492, b. circa 1570, d. after 1600

Father

Jean I Bergeron b. 1540, d. a 1571

Mother

Gabrielle Bardougne b. c 1550, d. a 1571

Jean Bergeron|b. c 1570\nd. a 1600|p14.htm#i492|Jean I Bergeron|b. 1540\nd. a 1571|p11.htm#i398|Gabrielle Bardougne|b. c 1550\nd. a 1571|p11.htm#i399|Joseph Bergeron|b. c 1510\nd. a 1541|p20.htm#i804|Marie unknown|b. c 1520|p20.htm#i805|||||||

GENE CODE*

Jean Bergeron was gene code 4128.

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 5152.

Occupation*

He was unknown, lived at Notre-Dame-de-Greve, Amboise at Notre-Dame-de-Greve.

CHART NUM*

He and Jeanne Beluche were chart num 446.

Birth*

circa 1570

Jean Bergeron was born circa 1570 at Chaumont-sur-Loire, France.

He was the son of Jean I Bergeron and Gabrielle Bardougne.

Marriage*

circa 1595

Jean Bergeron married Jeanne Beluche circa 1595 at France.

Death*

after 1600

Jean Bergeron died after 1600 at France.

Family

Jeanne Beluche b. c 1575

Marriage*

circa 1595

He married Jeanne Beluche circa 1595 at France.

Child

Jean Bergeron+ b. 1598

Jeanne Beluche

F, #493, b. circa 1575

Death*

Jeanne Beluche died at France; spec.

GENE CODE*

She was gene code 4129.

CHART NUM*

She and Jean Bergeron were chart num 446.

Birth*

circa 1575

Jeanne Beluche was born circa 1575 at France; see marriage date.

Marriage*

circa 1595

She married Jean Bergeron, son of Jean I Bergeron and Gabrielle Bardougne, circa 1595 at France.

Family

Jean Bergeron b. c 1570, d. a 1600

Child

Jean Bergeron+ b. 1598

Claude Girouard

M, #494, b. circa 1699, d. 18 March 1768

Father

Pierre Girouard b. c 1673

Mother

Marie Comeau b. c 1678, d. bt 21 Dec 1708 - 14 Nov 1709

Note*

Claude Girouard fourth generation at Pisiguit.¹

Occupation*

He was plowman.

Birth*

circa 1699

He was born circa 1699 at Port Royal.^2,3

He was the son of Pierre Girouard and Marie Comeau.

Marriage*

3 June 1726

Claude Girouard married Madeleine Vincent, daughter of Clement Vincent and Madeleine Levron, on 3 June 1726 at Port Royal; he was 27 yrs, she was 18.^1,3

Residence*

1749

Claude Girouard lived in 1749 at Ile Madame.

Census*

1752

He appeared on the census of 1752 at Sr Joseph de La Rouque; 55 yrs.³

Death*

18 March 1768

He died on 18 March 1768 at St-Charles de Bellechasse; at a reported 80 yrs.

Burial*

20 March 1768

He was buried on 20 March 1768 at St-Charles de Bellechasse.³

Family

Madeleine Vincent b. 1 Jan 1709, d. 26 Feb 1768

Marriage*

3 June 1726

He married Madeleine Vincent, daughter of Clement Vincent and Madeleine Levron, on 3 June 1726 at Port Royal; he was 27 yrs, she was 18.^1,3

Children

Joseph Girouard b. 1729
Marguerite Girouard b. 1731
Marie Magdeleine Girouard+ b. 1736, d. 26 Aug 1815
Sylvain Girouard b. 1738
Basile Girouard b. 1741
Antoine Girouard b. 1744
Proxede Girouard b. 1747

Citations

[S50] Bona Arsenault, Pisiguit book, P1390.
[S50] Bona Arsenault, Pisiguit book.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 724.

Madeleine Vincent

F, #495, b. 1 January 1709, d. 26 February 1768

Father

Clement Vincent b. c 1674

Mother

Madeleine Levron b. c 1682

Birth*

1 January 1709

Madeleine Vincent was born on 1 January 1709 at Port Royal; ond par Clemenceau.^1,2

She was the daughter of Clement Vincent and Madeleine Levron.

Marriage*

3 June 1726

Madeleine Vincent married Claude Girouard, son of Pierre Girouard and Marie Comeau, on 3 June 1726 at Port Royal; he was 27 yrs, she was 18.^3,4

Census*

1752

Madeleine Vincent appeared on the census of 1752 at Sr Joseph de La Roque; 44 yrs.²

Death*

26 February 1768

She died on 26 February 1768 at Quebec area, St-Charles de Bellechasse, at age 59; at 60 yrs.²

Burial*

27 February 1768

She was buried on 27 February 1768 at Quebec area, St-Charles de Bellechasse.²

Family

Claude Girouard b. c 1699, d. 18 Mar 1768

Children

Joseph Girouard b. 1729
Marguerite Girouard b. 1731
Marie Magdeleine Girouard+ b. 1736, d. 26 Aug 1815
Sylvain Girouard b. 1738
Basile Girouard b. 1741
Antoine Girouard b. 1744
Proxede Girouard b. 1747

Citations

[S50] Bona Arsenault, Pisiguit book.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 1582.
[S50] Bona Arsenault, Pisiguit book, P1390.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 724.

Clara Gonsoulin

F, #496, b. after 1928

Address*

Clara Gonsoulin lived at Next to farm in Buna.

Birth*

after 1928

She was born after 1928; see parents marriage date.

Marriage*

circa 1948

She married Darwin Nolan circa 1948; see birth.

Family

Darwin Nolan b. c 1928, d. c 1984

Pierre Bergeron

M, #498, b. 1722

Father

Michel Bergeron b. 1702, d. b 6 Aug 1764

Mother

Marie B. Dugas¹ b. 20 Jan 1703, d. b 15 Jan 1748

Birth*

1722

Pierre Bergeron was born in 1722 at River St. Jean.

He was the son of Michel Bergeron and Marie B. Dugas.¹

Marriage*

circa 1748

Pierre Bergeron married Marguerite Bourg, daughter of Michel Bourg and Marie Cormier, circa 1748 at 1026 Alexie Rd.²

Marriage*

2 October 1782

Pierre Bergeron married Marie Josephe LeSieur-Duchesne on 2 October 1782 at Yamachiche.

Family 1

Marguerite Bourg b. c 1730, d. 4 Jan 1815

Family 2

Marie Josephe LeSieur-Duchesne b. c 1762

Citations

[S17] Clarence Thomas Breaux, Clarence Breaux Book, #347.
[S15] Speculation, on location.

Pierre Guidry

M, #500, b. 14 November 1741, d. 13 November 1825

Father

Augustin Guedry b. c 1690

Mother

Jeanne Hebert b. c 1702

Note*

Pierre Guidry second generation at Grand Pointe, Cecilia, Louisiana.¹

Birth*

14 November 1741

He was born on 14 November 1741 at Cobequit, Acadia; Pierre was born 14 Nov 1741 in Cobeguit, Acadia. He died 13 Nov 1825 in St Martinville, St Martin, LA.

Le Heve per BA p2499.²

He was the son of Augustin Guedry and Jeanne Hebert.

Marriage*

circa 1764

Pierre Guidry married Marguerite Dupuy, daughter of Jean Baptiste Dupuis and Anne Breaux, circa 1764; married, age 21, (1)Marguerite, daughter of perhaps Jean-Baptiste DUPUIS & Anne BREAUX of Minas, c1764, probably MD

Marguerite a 1763
He was deported to Maryland(Pennsylvania) and listed there as single in 1763
He married his first wife there
He arrived in New Orleans , La. on Feb. 4, 1768 abroad the English brigantine Ginea with his wife Marguerite (age 27) and child Marie.³

Psgr List*

4 February 1768

Pierre Guidry was found on a passenger list on 4 February 1768 at New Orleans; He arrived in New Orleans , La. on Feb. 4, 1768 abroad the English brigantine Ginea with his wife Marguerite (age 27) and child Marie.

Marriage*

23 January 1769

He married Claire Babin, daughter of Antoine Babin and Catherine Landry, on 23 January 1769 at Poste St. Louis de Natchez, Vidalia, LA; Pierre Guidry and his first wife, Marguerite Dupuy, were deported to Maryland and, presumably, were married there. The first notice we have of him in Louisiana is his marriage to Claire Babin on January 23, 1769, at "Poste St. Louis de Natchez" (present Vidalia, Louisiana.

Census*

1770

Pierre Guidry and Claire Babin appeared on the census of 1770 at Ascension; he was 26, she was 26. on east bank of Mississippi [was Louis David #4090 the Pierre in the census?].⁴

Census*

1770

Pierre Guidry and Firmin Babin appeared on the census of 1770 at Ascension; living next to..⁵

land grant*

between 1776 and 1777

Pierre Guidry and Pierre Trahan were land grant next to... between 1776 and 1777 at south of, Opelousas.

Cattle*

1777

Pierre Guidry was New Tag in 1777.

Immigration*

after 1777

He immigrated after 1777 to Bayou Carencro, Attakapas District.⁶

land grant*

9 July 1777

He was land grant between Grand Coteau and Opelousas. Close to where Bayou Teche make the bend to the west, above Leonville on 9 July 1777 at Bayou Bellvieus, Grand Coteau, LA.⁷

Marriage*

circa 1781

He married Marguerite Miller, daughter of Guillaume Miller and Anne Kiven, circa 1781 at St. Martinville, Opelousas; married, age 39, (3)Marguerite, called Peggy, daughter of William MILLER of Scotland & Anne KIVEN of Ireland, c1781, probably Opelousas

SM Ch & OP Ch - Another family of kids after 1781.^1,3

Occupation*

1803

Pierre Guidry was Rancher in 1803 at Attakapas.

Residence*

1805

He lived in 1805 at La Grand Pointe; GUIDRY, Anastasie - of la Grande Pointe (minor daughter of Pierre & Marguerite MILLER) m. 9 Jan. 1805 David REES - of Pennsylvania in North America (major son of dec. John & Marguerite JONES) Wits: Antoine PATIN, Nicolas THIBAUDEAU. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.5, #32).⁸

Census*

1810

He appeared on the census of 1810.

Census*

1815

He and Antoine Patin appeared on the census of 1815 at La Pointe; ? 3 tracts of land on the east side of the Bayou Teche [two farms down from Antoine Patin].

Will*

1825

Pierre Guidry left a will in 1825; The following was taken from: Attakapas Historical Association, Special Publication No. 4, A Narrative History of Breaux Bridge, Once Called "La Pointe", by Grover Rees. page 19... The Will of Pierre Guidry the "Patriarch of Grande Pointe;" This prevalence of large families should be obvious to anyone who had lived in this region, but if documentary evidence is needed to explain how it all started and who set the example, we need only to refer to the last will and testament of Pierre Guidry, one of the earliest settlers mentioned above, who was a native of Cobequid, Acadia (now Truro, Nova Scotia), married three times and had a family of twenty children. He so stated in the preamble and the first two paragraphs of his will, and these should be of sufficient interest to the hundreds of his descendants still living in this region to justify a quotation in translation. "On this the 4th day of November 1825, I, Pierre Guidry, resident of the parish of St. Martin, native of the country of Acadia, legitimate son of Augustin Guidry and Jeanne Hebert, both deceased, under my ordinary mark and in the presence of witnesses, finding myself sick in bed but entirely of sound judgment, memory and understanding, fearing to be surprised by death in view of the uncertainty of life and wishing to put my temporal affairs in order, have dictated in a strong and audible voice to Sr. Pierre Labyche, a resident of this Parish, my last wishes as follows: As a Catholic, Apostolic and Roman, I desire to be buried in the Catholic Cemetery of this Parish and I direct my testamentary executor to have three masses said for the repose of my soul, since this is my wish. I declare that I was married by our holy mother church three times; first with Marguerite Dupuy, now deceased, by whom I had two children who died in infancy. Secondly, with Claire Babin, now deceased by whom I had the following children still living: Olivier Guidry; Joseph Guidry; Jean-Baptiste Guidry; Hypolite Guidry; and Augustin Guidry. I declare that we had another son named David, now deceased, who left several children. Thirdly, with Marguerite Miller, now deceased, by whom I had the following ten children still living: Marguerite Guidry; wife of Pierre Broussard; Louis Guidry; Charles Guidry; Anastasie Guidry, wife of David Rees; Antoine Guidry; Pierre Guidry; Celestine Guidry; wife of Ransom Eastin; Arthemise Guidry, wife of Dr. John H. Thomas; Rosemond Guidry; and Felonise Guidry. I declare also, as a matter of record, that I had by her two children named Victorin Guidry and Divine Guidry, wife of Fletcher Picou, who left several children."

Death*

13 November 1825

He died on 13 November 1825 at La Grand Pointe, St. Martinville, at age 83; died "at his residence at la grande pointe," St. Martin Parish, 13 Nov 1825, age 93[sic, actually 83], a widower, buried the next day "in the parish cemetery"; succession record dated 19 Nov 1825, St. Martin Parish courthouse; depicted in Dafford Mural, Acadian Memorial, St. Martinville

GUIDRY, Pierre - married in his last wedding to Marguerite MILLER; died 13 Nov. 1825 at his residence at la grande pointe at age about 93 years; buried 14 Nov. 1825 in the parish cemetery. Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.4, #1737).^8,3

Probate*

19 November 1825

His estate was probated on 19 November 1825 at St. Martinville; GUIDRY, Pierre, Sr. of Acadie (dec. Augustin & dec. Jeanne HEBERT) m. (1) Marguerite DUPUY 2 children. m. (2) Claire BABIN children: Olivier; Joseph; Jean Baptiste; Hypolite; Augustin; David. m. (3) Marguerite MILLER children: Marguerite m. Pierre BROUSSARD; Louis; Charles; Nastasie m. David REES; Antoine; Celestine m. R. EASTEN; Arthemise D. ---- THOMAS; Rosemond and Felonise. Succ. dated 19 Nov. 1825 (SM Ct.Hse.: Succ.#543)

GUIDRY, Anastasie (Pierre & Marguerite MILLER) m. David REES In Succ. of Pierre GUIDRY, Sr. dated 19 Nov. 1825 (SM Ct.Hse.: Succ.#543)

BABIN, Claire m. Pierre GUIDRY, widr. of Marguerite DUPUY. In Succ. of Pierre GUIDRY, Sr. of 19 Nov. 1825 (SM Ct.Hse.: Succ.#543)

Pierre became a wealthy man and had been called the "Patriarch of Grand Point" (Cecilia, LA). he owned 2,00 acres in the Paire Gorx Chevreuil east of the Teche and several tracts in the Carencro and Grand Coteau areas. At the time of his death his estate was appraised at over $200, 000. This paragraph from Daniel 'Chuck" Guidry (L96) .⁸

Family 1

Marguerite Dupuy b. c 1743

Marriage*

circa 1764

He married Marguerite Dupuy, daughter of Jean Baptiste Dupuis and Anne Breaux, circa 1764; married, age 21, (1)Marguerite, daughter of perhaps Jean-Baptiste DUPUIS & Anne BREAUX of Minas, c1764, probably MD

Marguerite a 1763
He was deported to Maryland(Pennsylvania) and listed there as single in 1763
He married his first wife there
He arrived in New Orleans , La. on Feb. 4, 1768 abroad the English brigantine Ginea with his wife Marguerite (age 27) and child Marie.³

Family 2

Claire Babin b. c 1749, d. 19 Jun 1780

Marriage*

23 January 1769

Pierre Guidry married Claire Babin, daughter of Antoine Babin and Catherine Landry, on 23 January 1769 at Poste St. Louis de Natchez, Vidalia, LA; Pierre Guidry and his first wife, Marguerite Dupuy, were deported to Maryland and, presumably, were married there. The first notice we have of him in Louisiana is his marriage to Claire Babin on January 23, 1769, at "Poste St. Louis de Natchez" (present Vidalia, Louisiana.

Children

David Louis Guidry+ b. c 1768, d. 16 Apr 1821
Olivier Guidry+ b. c 1770, d. 11 Feb 1838
Joseph Guidry+ b. c 1772
Jean Baptiste Guidry+ b. 9 Jul 1776, d. 19 Oct 1857
Paul Guidry+ b. 1779
Augustin Guidry+ b. Jun 1780

Family 3

Marguerite Miller b. c 1754, d. 20 Oct 1822

Marriage*

circa 1781

Pierre Guidry married Marguerite Miller, daughter of Guillaume Miller and Anne Kiven, circa 1781 at St. Martinville, Opelousas; married, age 39, (3)Marguerite, called Peggy, daughter of William MILLER of Scotland & Anne KIVEN of Ireland, c1781, probably Opelousas

SM Ch & OP Ch - Another family of kids after 1781.^1,3

Children

Marguerite Guidry+ b. 1782
Louis Guidry+ b. 27 Sep 1784
Charles Guidry+⁹ b. 1 Nov 1785, d. 29 Mar 1841
Anastasie Guidry+ b. 12 Mar 1788
Victorin Guidry+ b. 14 Mar 1789, d. 14 Mar 1818
Antoine Guidry+⁸ b. 1792
Pierre Guidry+⁸ b. 27 Apr 1794
Marie Celeste Guidry⁸ b. 30 Oct 1796
Ludivine Guidry+⁸ b. 5 May 1799, d. 24 Mar 1823
boy Guidry b. 1 Nov 1801, d. 16 Nov 1801
Arthemise Guidry+⁸ b. 28 May 1803
Rosemond Guidry+⁸ b. 8 Oct 1806
Marie Guidry⁸ b. 27 Jul 1809
Catherine Phelonise Guidry+ b. 27 Jul 1809, d. 4 Aug 1859

Citations

[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, p2499.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S92] Albert Robichaux, Bayou Lafourche Colonial Settlers, 7.
[S92] Albert Robichaux, Bayou Lafourche Colonial Settlers, 7,8.
[S128] Unknown author, "Attakapas Gazette."
[S99] Louisiana State Library Baton Rouge, Louiaiana State Library - Baton Rouge.
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd101.
[S16] Jestnair Joseph Bonin, Bonin Book, p79.

Claire Babin

F, #501, b. circa 1749, d. 19 June 1780

Father

Antoine Babin b. c 1718, d. b 20 Jun 1768

Mother

Catherine Landry b. 15 Jul 1720, d. 12 Mar 1783

Note*

Claire Babin David - GUIDRY, David (Pierre & Claire BABIN) In Succ. of Pierre GUIDRY, Sr. dated 19 Nov. 1825 (SM Ct.Hse.: Succ.#543).

Birth*

circa 1749

She was born circa 1749 at Ste-Famille de Pisiguit.¹

She was the daughter of Antoine Babin and Catherine Landry.

Immigration*

February 1768

Claire Babin immigrated in February 1768; Acadian-1st generation in Louisiana.²

Marriage*

23 January 1769

She married Pierre Guidry, son of Augustin Guedry and Jeanne Hebert, on 23 January 1769 at Pointe Coupee, New Roads; wit: Firmin Babin, Pierre Guedry, Augustin Landry ?1541?- pcp-4,35 also pcp-3,270-271

Pierre Guidry and his first wife, Marguerite Dupuy, were deported to Maryland and, presumably, were married there. The first notice we have of him in Louisiana is his marriage to Claire Babin on January 23, 1769, at "Poste St. Louis de Natchez" (present Vidalia, Louisiana

Date:
Thu, 01 Dec 2005 12:30:41 -0600

From:
"Paul L Le Blanc"

To:
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Subject:
Landry Catherine -m- 1740 Antoine Babin

Plain Text Attachment [ Download File | Save to Yahoo! Briefcase ]
BA appears to identify Catherine as the daughter of (13) Charles
Landry
& (1d) Catherine-Josephe Broussard.
White & Wood do not. Any & all suggestions welcome.
This might explain why Pierre Guidry did not stay on the River with his
siblings but went to SW LA to be with wife's Broussard
couzins.

Paul Le B

Ahnentafel Chart for Claire Marie BABIN

First Generation

1. Claire Marie BABIN was born about 1752 in Acadia. She was
buried[1] 19 Jun 1780 in Opelousas Church, Opelousas, St Landry, LA
USA.
Claire married[2] Pierre GUEDRY[3,4], son of (4) AUGUSTIN GUEDRY and
(8e) JEANNE HEBERT Anne, on 23 Jan 1769 in St Francis Church, Pointe
Coupee, LA. Pierre was born 14 Nov 1741 in Cobeguit, Acadia. He died 13
Nov 1825 in St Martinville, St Martin, LA.
wit Firmin Babin, Pierre Guedry, Augustin Landry.^3,4

Census*

1770

Claire Babin and Pierre Guidry appeared on the census of 1770 at Ascension; he was 26, she was 26. on east bank of Mississippi [was Louis David #4090 the Pierre in the census?].⁵

Death*

19 June 1780

Claire Babin died on 19 June 1780 at Opelousas; BABIN, Claire wife of Pierre GUIDRI bur. 19 June 1780 at age 28 yrs. Fr. L.M. GRUMEAU, Cure (Opel. Ch.: Folio OA, p.8).

Burial*

19 June 1780

She was buried on 19 June 1780 at parish cemetery, Opelousas, LA; BABIN, Claire wife of Pierre GUIDRI bur. 19 June 1780 at age 28 yrs. Fr. L.M. GRUMEAU, Cure (Opel. Ch.: Folio OA, p.8).⁶

Family

Pierre Guidry b. 14 Nov 1741, d. 13 Nov 1825

Marriage*

23 January 1769

Children

David Louis Guidry+ b. c 1768, d. 16 Apr 1821
Olivier Guidry+ b. c 1770, d. 11 Feb 1838
Joseph Guidry+ b. c 1772
Jean Baptiste Guidry+ b. 9 Jul 1776, d. 19 Oct 1857
Paul Guidry+ b. 1779
Augustin Guidry+ b. Jun 1780

Citations

[S15] Speculation, on location.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge.
[S92] Albert Robichaux, Bayou Lafourche Colonial Settlers, 7.
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd101.

Jean Baptiste Semere le jeune¹

M, #502, b. circa 1750, d. before 1799

Father

Germain Semere¹ b. c 1730

Mother

Marie Trahan¹ b. c 1730

Jean Baptiste Semere le jeune|b. c 1750\nd. b 1799|p14.htm#i502|Germain Semere|b. c 1730|p511.htm#i17985|Marie Trahan|b. c 1730|p511.htm#i17986|||||||||||||

Note*

Jean Baptiste Semere le jeune Roger Rozendal <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [Acadian-Cajun] Semer/Thibodeaux To: Gordon Bonnet <[email protected]> Cc: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=WINDOWS-1252; delsp=yes; format=flowed On Sep 25, 2006, at 3:42 PM, Gordon Bonnet wrote: > Does anyone have the parents of Jean Baptiste Semer, who m. ca. > 1769 to > Marie Thibodeaux, daughter of Paul and Marguerite (Trahan) > Thibodeaux of > Chipoudy New Brunswick? > > Thanks... > > gordon 20) JEAN SEM?RE Jean-Baptiste Sem?r, born ca 1744, son of Germain Sem?r (of Jean, White p. 1578) and Marie Trahan (of Rene, White p.1541), was separated from his parents in the Grand Derangement and they were deported to France. Jean-Baptiste is not listed in the prisoner lists at Halifax or Ft. Edward, but at age 19, he was probably included as a ?child? with some family. Because of his close association with Thibodeaus and Pellerins, he may have been with Gregoire Pellerin. He came to Louisiana with Joseph Broussard where on 5 April 1765, he received a receipt for 604 livres in billetes in Canadian money (RECEIPTS). He settled in Attakapas where: In the 25 April 1766 Attakapas census is found: Juan Baptista [Sem?r] 1 militia man On both sets of the original census the last name is missing, but by the process of elimination, it has to be Jean-Baptiste Semer, age 22. Sometime before 12 Aug 1766, Jean-Baptiste wrote a letter to his father in Le Havre, France extolling the virtues of Louisiana and causing many there to petition the government to go to Louisiana (?Quest for the Promised Land? p. 77). Shortly after the 1766 census Jean-Baptiste Sem?r married Marie Thibodeau, daughter of Paul Thibodeau (White p. 1520) and Marguerite Trahan (White p. 1542) and widow of Pierre Surette. In the 1769 Attakapas census is found: Jean B. [aptiste] Semer age 25 Wife [Marie Thibodeau, widow Surette, age 28] Marie [Surette] age 8 [stepdaughter].

Birth*

circa 1750

He was born circa 1750; born c1748, probably Grand-Pré; son of Germain SEMER & Marie TRAHAN.¹

He was the son of Germain Semere and Marie Trahan.¹

Psgr List*

25 February 1765

Jean Baptiste Semere le jeune was found on a passenger list on 25 February 1765 at New Orleans; exchanged card money [original 32].²

Immigration*

30 April 1765

He immigrated on 30 April 1765 to New Orleans; This family came to Louisiana with Joseph Broussard where in April 1765.²

Marriage*

circa 1768

He married Marie Thibodeaux circa 1768; married, age 28, (2)Jean-Baptiste, son of Germain SEMER & Marie TRAHAN of Grand-Pré, c1768, Attakapas

see child's birth
Opel ch?¹

Marriage*

before 1771

Jean Baptiste Semere le jeune married Marie Thibodeaux before 1771; see child's birth
SM Ct Hse?

land grant*

17 February 1772

Jean Baptiste Semere le jeune was land grant #25 - 279 acres @ Loreauville High School on 17 February 1772 at Bayou Teche, Fausse Pointe.³

Milit-Beg*

10 June 1774

He began military service on 10 June 1774 at Attakapas in Milita.

Census*

1777

He appeared on the census of 1777; He shows up in
the 1777 Colonial Louisiana census as Jean Baptiste SEMER, 34 years
old, married to Marie THIBODAUT, 38, with 3 sons and 1 daughter.
Probably the same person shows up in the 1771 Attakapas census as Jean
SEYMER, 23, and as SEMER in 1785 census of Attakapas Post. All of
these census lists are published by Winston De Ville. >>

Death*

before 1799

He died before 1799; died by Jan 1799, when he was listed as deceased in daughter Marie-Madeleine's marriage record; succession record dated Nov 1809, St. Martin Parish courthouse; succession land sale dated 4 May 1840, St. Martin Parish courthouse; depicted in Dafford Mural, Acadian Memorial, St. Martinville, embracing his father [actually his uncle] soon after the latter reached Attakapas

SEMER, Marie Magdeleine (dec. Jean Baptiste & Marie THIBAUDAU) m. 4 Feb. 1799 Jean Baptiste CALAIS - of False River on the Mississippi, widr. of Victoire PATIN (Simon & dec. Marie BARRA) Wits: Thomas CONARD - sacristan, Antoine PATIN, Martin SUDRIQUE, Marcel PATIN. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #169).¹

Cattle*

1809

He was New Tag 101 cattle in 1809.

Probate*

26 November 1809

His estate was probated on 26 November 1809 at St. Martinville; estate no 49. 101 cattle. 8 tame horses. 8 wild horses.
SEMER, Jean Baptiste wid. is Marie THIBODEAUX. Legitimate children: Louis; Urbain; Baptiste; Victoire m. Olivier GUEDRY; Margaret m. Jean Baptiste GUIDRY; Magdaleine m. Baptiste CALAIS; Martha. Mary SURETTE, a half sister to the mother is a daughter of Pierre SURETTE & Marie THIBODEAUX. Mary SURETTE is wid. of Ephraim ROBICHOT. Succ. dated Nov. 1809. (SM Ct. Hse.: Succ. #49)

SEMER, Baptiste (Jean Baptiste & Marie THIBODEAU) In Succ. of Jean Baptiste SEMERE dated Nov. 1809 (SM Ct. Hse.: Succ. #49).^4,5

Occupation*

26 November 1809

He was Rancher on 26 November 1809.

land grant*

26 November 1809

He and Olivier Guidry were land grant next to...
A plantation or tract of land
situated on the east side of Bayou Teche at the place known as Grande Pointe, bounded below by the lands of Olivier Guidry and above by the lands of Widow Jean-Baptiste Semere, being 6 acres and 157 feet fronting on the bayou by a depth of 40 acres. on 26 November 1809 at Bayou Teche, Grand Pointe.

Family

Marie Thibodeaux b. c 1740, d. 8 Jul 1810

Marriage*

circa 1768

Jean Baptiste Semere le jeune married Marie Thibodeaux circa 1768; married, age 28, (2)Jean-Baptiste, son of Germain SEMER & Marie TRAHAN of Grand-Pré, c1768, Attakapas

see child's birth
Opel ch?¹

Marriage*

before 1771

Jean Baptiste Semere le jeune married Marie Thibodeaux before 1771; see child's birth
SM Ct Hse?

Children

Louis Semere b. c 1762, d. 4 Nov 1837
Urbain Semere+ b. 22 Jul 1771, d. 8 Feb 1826
Victoire Semere+ b. 27 Apr 1774, d. b 1855
Jean Baptiste Semere+ b. 3 Sep 1776, d. 8 Apr 1823
Marguerite Semere+ b. Aug 1778, d. 17 Sep 1849
Martha Semere b. 1780
Magdeleine Semere+ b. 11 Feb 1781, d. 14 Jan 1846

Citations

[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S134] Roger A. Rozendal.
[S108] Glenn R. Conrad, Land Records of the Attakapas District, p216.
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd 101.
[S108] Glenn R. Conrad, Land Records of the Attakapas District.

Joseph Guilbeau dit L'Officier^1,2

M, #504, b. 7 February 1710, d. 31 August 1765

Father

Charles Guilbeau b. c 1678, d. 23 Mar 1751

Mother

Anne Bourg b. 1680, d. 12 Mar 1751

Story*

Notes on: Joseph Guilbeaux dit L'Officier

(RN=504). 1765 - @ St.James (Part of Original group).
(CBH.36) Joseph was at Ristigouche, Acadie in 1761, but in the 12 August 1763 list of prisoners
of the English at Halifax, he is shown with his wife and six children. He joined the group of
Acadians, led by Alexandre and Joseph Broussard, who chartered a vessel to take them to Santo
Domingo and thence to New Orleans, where they arrived in the early part of 1765. He was among
the eight Acadian heads of families who signed a contract in New Orleans on 4 April 1765 with
Captain Antoine Bernard D'Autrive. He died within a few months after arrival in the district,
probably during a smallpox epidemic since so many others died at the same time.
Joseph and Madeleine had ten children, all born at Port Royal.

Occupation*

Joseph Guilbeau dit L'Officier was signed a contract in.. to raise cattle on shares at.. at Attakapas, New Orleans.

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 132.

Birth*

7 February 1710

He was born on 7 February 1710 at Port Royal.^3,4

He was the son of Charles Guilbeau and Anne Bourg.

Marriage*

12 January 1733

Joseph Guilbeau dit L'Officier married Madelaine Michel, daughter of Jacques Michel and Catherine Comeau, on 12 January 1733 at Port Royal; she was 20 yrs.^5,6

Census*

12 August 1763

Joseph Guilbeau dit L'Officier appeared on the census of 12 August 1763 at Halifax, Canada; family - prisoners of the English.

Milit-Beg*

12 August 1763

He and Madelaine Michel began military service on 12 August 1763 at Halifax possibly - French Acadians living as prisoners at...
with wife & 6 children.⁷

Psgr List*

1765

Joseph Guilbeau dit L'Officier was found on a passenger list in 1765 at New Orleans; joined Alexandre & Joseph Broussard's group to go to.

Immigration*

February 1765

He immigrated in February 1765 to Louisiana; Acadian 1st generation.²

land grant*

4 April 1765

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

Note*

4 April 1765

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

Immigration*

30 April 1765

He and Madelaine Michel immigrated on 30 April 1765 to New Orleans; This family came to Louisiana with Joseph Broussard where in April 1765.⁸

Death*

31 August 1765

Joseph Guilbeau dit L'Officier died on 31 August 1765 at St. Martinville, LA, at age 55; smallpox epidemic?
GUILBEAUX, Joseph dit l'Officier d. 31 Aug. 1765, bur. 1 Sept. 1765. Fr. Jean FRANCOIS (SM Ch.: v.1, p.11)

GUILBEAUX, Joseph dit l'officier d. 31 Aug. 1765, bur. 1 Sept. 1765. Fr. Jean FRANCOIS, "cure de la nouvelle Acadie" [pastor of the new Acadia] (SM Ch.: Slave Funeral Register v.1, #18).^4,9

Burial*

1 September 1765

He was buried on 1 September 1765 at Attakapas, St. Martinville, LA; GUILBEAUX, Joseph dit l'officier d. 31 Aug. 1765, bur. 1 Sept. 1765. Fr. Jean FRANCOIS, "cure de la nouvelle Acadie" [pastor of the new Acadia] (SM Ch.: Slave Funeral Register v.1, #18).^4,9

Family

Madelaine Michel b. 5 Aug 1712, d. 28 Jan 1804

Marriage*

12 January 1733

He married Madelaine Michel, daughter of Jacques Michel and Catherine Comeau, on 12 January 1733 at Port Royal; she was 20 yrs.^5,6

Children

Marie Gulibeaux+ b. c 1734, d. b Oct 1774
Joseph Guilbeaux+ b. c 1735
Charles Guilbeaux fils+ b. 27 Nov 1736, d. 11 Apr 1809
Anne Guilbeaux+ b. 24 Mar 1739, d. 15 May 1813
Rosalie Guilbeaux+ b. c 1741, d. 11 Mar 1816
Marguerite Guilbeaux+ b. 8 Aug 1743, d. 13 Mar 1814
Felicite Guilbeaux+ b. c 1745, d. 3 Jan 1818
Francois Guilbeaux+ b. 1749, d. 16 Sep 1822
Basile David Guilbeaux b. c 1752, d. 28 Jan 1804
Jean Guilbeaux+ b. c 1753, d. 4 Mar 1831

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 781.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 782.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, p2502.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 782 & 1184.
[S107] Janet Jehn, Acadian Exiles in the Colonies.
[S134] Roger A. Rozendal.
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd 101.

Madelaine Michel¹

F, #505, b. 5 August 1712, d. 28 January 1804

Father

Jacques Michel b. c 1658, d. 18 Feb 1748

Mother

Catherine Comeau b. Oct 1671

Madelaine Michel|b. 5 Aug 1712\nd. 28 Jan 1804|p14.htm#i505|Jacques Michel|b. c 1658\nd. 18 Feb 1748|p26.htm#i1010|Catherine Comeau|b. Oct 1671|p26.htm#i1011|||||||Etienne Comeau|b. c 1650\nd. 21 Jan 1723|p54.htm#i1906|Anne M. LeFebvre|b. 10 Oct 1649|p54.htm#i1907|

Note*

Madelaine Michel second generation at Port Royal.²

CLARENCE B*

She was clarence b 133.

Birth*

5 August 1712

She was born on 5 August 1712 at Port Royal.^2,1

She was the daughter of Jacques Michel and Catherine Comeau.

Marriage*

12 January 1733

Madelaine Michel married Joseph Guilbeau dit L'Officier, son of Charles Guilbeau and Anne Bourg, on 12 January 1733 at Port Royal; she was 20 yrs.^3,4

Psgr List*

February 1765

Madelaine Michel was found on a passenger list in February 1765 at New Orleans; with party from Halifax via St.-Domingue led by Joseph BROUSSARD dit Beausoleil.⁵

Immigration*

February 1765

She immigrated in February 1765 to Louisiana; Acadian 1st generation.⁵

Death*

28 January 1804

She died on 28 January 1804 at Port-Louis, LA, at age 91; selon l'acte de deces de son fils David Rg civil Port-Louis.

Family

Joseph Guilbeau dit L'Officier b. 7 Feb 1710, d. 31 Aug 1765

Marriage*

12 January 1733

She married Joseph Guilbeau dit L'Officier, son of Charles Guilbeau and Anne Bourg, on 12 January 1733 at Port Royal; she was 20 yrs.^3,4

Children

Marie Gulibeaux+ b. c 1734, d. b Oct 1774
Joseph Guilbeaux+ b. c 1735
Charles Guilbeaux fils+ b. 27 Nov 1736, d. 11 Apr 1809
Anne Guilbeaux+ b. 24 Mar 1739, d. 15 May 1813
Rosalie Guilbeaux+ b. c 1741, d. 11 Mar 1816
Marguerite Guilbeaux+ b. 8 Aug 1743, d. 13 Mar 1814
Felicite Guilbeaux+ b. c 1745, d. 3 Jan 1818
Francois Guilbeaux+ b. 1749, d. 16 Sep 1822
Basile David Guilbeaux b. c 1752, d. 28 Jan 1804
Jean Guilbeaux+ b. c 1753, d. 4 Mar 1831

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 1184.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, p2502.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 782 & 1184.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.

Jean Gregoire Broussard

M, #506, b. 24 June 1726, d. 1 July 1758

Father

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

Mother

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

Occupation*

Jean Gregoire Broussard was fisherman.

Note*

He Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 16:12:18 -0500
From: "Roger Rozendal"
To: [email protected]
Subject: Jean-Gregoire Broussard

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On the List a few years ago, there was a discussion on the family of
Jean-Gregoire Broussard, son of Joseph dit Beausoliel Broussard. Below
is a summary of my research on this family to date. Corrections or
additions would be welcome.

Roger A. Rozendal
[email protected]

Jean Gregoire Broussard

Jean-Gregoire Broussard, b 24 June 1726, son of Joseph Broussard (White
p. 285) and Agnes Thibodeau (White p. 1517) married ca 1750 Anne
LeBlanc, born 22 May 1728, daughter of Rene LeBlanc (White p. 990) and
Anne Theriot (White p. 1490).

Children:
Elizabeth born ca ?
born ca ?
Madeleine born ca 1753
Anne born ca 1755

Jean-Gregoire Broussard died before 1760 when Anne LeBlanc married a
second time to Pierre-Benjamin Bourgeois.

Story*

Notes on: Jean Gregoire Broussard

(RN=506) (CBH.38) Jean Gregoire was known as Le Petit Jean Beausoleil. After Jean Gregoire
died, Anne married about 1761 Pierre Benjamin Bourgeois.
Jean Gregoire and Anne had only two children.

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 134.

Birth*

24 June 1726

He was born on 24 June 1726 at Beaubassin.¹

He was the son of Joseph dit Beausoleil Broussard and Agnes Anne Thibodeau.

Marriage*

before 1751

Jean Gregoire Broussard married Anne LeBlanc, daughter of Rene Le Blanc and Anne Theriot, before 1751 at Beaubassin; see daughter's birth.^2,1

Death*

1 July 1758

Jean Gregoire Broussard died on 1 July 1758 at In the Petitcoudiac River at age 32.

Family

Anne LeBlanc b. 22 May 1728, d. bt 1768 - 1771

Marriage*

before 1751

He married Anne LeBlanc, daughter of Rene Le Blanc and Anne Theriot, before 1751 at Beaubassin; see daughter's birth.^2,1

Children

Magdeleine Broussard+ b. c 1752, d. 6 Apr 1822
Elizabeth Broussard b. c 1753

Citations

[S15] Speculation, on location.
[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication.

Anne LeBlanc

F, #507, b. 22 May 1728, d. between 1768 and 1771

Father

Rene Le Blanc¹ b. c 1701, d. 1759

Mother

Anne Theriot¹ b. c 1703, d. 1759

Note*

Anne LeBlanc fourth generation at Grand Pre.²

Note*

She and Anastasie LeBlanc dup?

Birth*

22 May 1728

Anne LeBlanc was born on 22 May 1728 at Grand Pre, St-Charles des Mines Parish.^3,4

She was the daughter of Rene Le Blanc and Anne Theriot.¹

Marriage*

before 1751

Anne LeBlanc married Jean Gregoire Broussard, son of Joseph dit Beausoleil Broussard and Agnes Anne Thibodeau, before 1751 at Beaubassin; see daughter's birth.^1,5

Marriage*

after 1 July 1758

Anne LeBlanc married Pierre Benjamin Bourgeois, son of Claude Bourgeois and Marie Le Blanc, after 1 July 1758.^6,1

Death*

between 1768 and 1771

Anne LeBlanc died between 1768 and 1771.⁷

Family 1

Jean Gregoire Broussard b. 24 Jun 1726, d. 1 Jul 1758

Marriage*

before 1751

She married Jean Gregoire Broussard, son of Joseph dit Beausoleil Broussard and Agnes Anne Thibodeau, before 1751 at Beaubassin; see daughter's birth.^1,5

Children

Magdeleine Broussard+ b. c 1752, d. 6 Apr 1822
Elizabeth Broussard b. c 1753

Family 2

Pierre Benjamin Bourgeois b. 16 May 1726, d. 24 Nov 1821

Marriage*

after 1 July 1758

Anne LeBlanc married Pierre Benjamin Bourgeois, son of Claude Bourgeois and Marie Le Blanc, after 1 July 1758.^6,1

Citations

[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication.
[S52] Bona Arsenault, Grand-Pre book, p1243.
[S52] Bona Arsenault, Grand-Pre book.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sga-2.84.
[S15] Speculation, on location.
[S52] Bona Arsenault, Grand-Pre book, ca-1761.
[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication, Pierre Benjamin m.3 in 1771.

Charles Duon¹

M, #508, b. 29 May 1734, d. after 1783

Father

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

Mother

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

Story*

Notes on: Charles Duhon

(RN=5O8) (CBH.44) Charles and his family were prisoners of the British in Halifax until the
Treaty of Peace in 1763. He was already in Louisiana in 1766, for the census of the Acadian
Coast (St. James to Donaldsonville) on 9 April 1766 lists Charles with his family, also his
brothers Claude and Honore with their families. He is also listed in the 1769 and 1770 census
as living on the west bank of the Mississippi River at lot No. 38. Some time thereafter,
probably about 1776, he moved to the Attakapas District, for he is listed on the 1 May 1777 roll
of the Attakapas Militia, in the unit of Captain Grevenberg.
Charles and Marie Josephe were the parents of nine children.

Occupation*

Charles Duon was Planter.

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 140.

Birth*

29 May 1734

He was born on 29 May 1734 at Port Royal, Acadie.^2,1

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

Note*

between 1755 and 1763

Charles Duon Charles & his family were prisoners of the British between 1755 and 1763 at Halifax, Canada.

Marriage*

circa 1756

He married Marie Josephe Prejean, daughter of Charles Prejean and Francoise Boudrot, circa 1756 at Halifax, Canada.³

Immigration*

after 1765

Charles Duon immigrated after 1765 to Chicot Noir, Attakapas District.⁴

Census*

9 April 1766

He appeared on the census of 9 April 1766 at Acadian Coast, Donaldsonville; from St. James to... - with family, brothers - Claude and Honore - on the West bank - lot 38.

Residence*

circa 1776

He lived circa 1776 at Attakapas District; moved to.

Milit-Beg*

1 May 1777

He began military service on 1 May 1777 at Attakapas Captain Grevenberg's militia.

Cattle*

April 1781

He was New Tag 60? cattle in April 1781.

Death*

after 1783

He died after 1783 at St. Martin Parish; after that census.¹

Family

Marie Josephe Prejean b. c 1736, d. 14 Jun 1818

Marriage*

circa 1756

He married Marie Josephe Prejean, daughter of Charles Prejean and Francoise Boudrot, circa 1756 at Halifax, Canada.³

Children

Jean Baptiste Duhon+ b. 10 Nov 1759, d. 15 Apr 1827
Marguerite Duhon+ b. 6 Feb 1764, d. b Jan 1801
Michel Duhon+⁵ b. c 1765
Charles Duhon+ b. 24 Jan 1773, d. b 1821
Madeleine Duhon+⁶ b. c 1776, d. 21 Jul 1802
Scholastique Duhon b. 1779
Adelaide Duhon+ b. 15 Apr 1782, d. a 1811

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 583.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, p2482.
[S128] Unknown author, "Attakapas Gazette."
[S137] Evangeline Cousins.
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd101.

Marie Josephe Prejean¹

F, #509, b. circa 1736, d. 14 June 1818

Father

Charles Prejean b. 1706, d. a 1749

Mother

Francoise Boudrot b. 14 Jan 1712, d. 27 Mar 1737

CLARENCE B*

Marie Josephe Prejean was clarence b 141.

Birth*

circa 1736

She was born circa 1736 at Port Royal, Acadie.²

Note*

circa 1736

She and Anne Prejean twins circa 1736.²

Marie Josephe Prejean was the daughter of Charles Prejean and Francoise Boudrot.

Note*

circa 1737

Marie Josephe Prejean Marie Josephe-born c1737; daughter of Charles PRÉJEAN & his second wife Françoise BOUDREAUX; married, age 19, Charles, son of Jean-Baptiste DUHON & Agnes HÉBERT of Port-Royal, c1756, Halifax; arrived LA 1765, age 28; in Cabanocé census, 1766, right [west] bank, called Marie PREJEN, age 26[sic], with husband, 1 son, & 1 daughter; in Cabanocé census, 1769, right [west] bank, called Marie, age 33, with husband, 2 sons, & 1 daughter; moved to Attakapas District; in Attakapas census, 1777, called Marie-Josèphe, age 40, with husband, 3 sons, & 3 daughters; in Attakapas census, 1781, unnamed, with husband & 5 others; in Atakapas census, 1785, unnamed, with husband & 4 others; died "at the home of Hypolite GUÉDRY [her son-in-law] at Vermillion [sic] ... 'd'une maladie pestilentielle' (of a deadly disease), 14 Jun 1818, age 81, a widow, buried next day "at the home of Hypolite GUÉDRY at Vermillion"; one of the author's paternal ancestors~~ circa 1737.¹

Marriage*

circa 1756

She married Charles Duon, son of Jean Baptiste Duon and Agnes Hebert, circa 1756 at Halifax, Canada.³

Immigration*

1765

Marie Josephe Prejean immigrated in 1765 to Louisiana; Acadian 1st generation.¹

land grant*

31 March 1778

She was land grant #69 on 31 March 1778 at Bayou Vermillion, Grand Coteau.⁴

Census*

May 1803

She appeared on the census of May 1803 at Vermillon, Attakapas; widow Duhon age 68. 10 arpents, 8 cattle, 4 horses. Thomas Flecher age 30, 2 horses. Joseph Rachel age 31 - 7 cattle.⁵

Death*

14 June 1818

She died on 14 June 1818 at Vermillion; PREJEAN, ---- [probably Marie Josephe] wid. of dec. Charles DUHON - native of Acadie; died 14 June 1818 at the home of Hypolite GUEDRY at Vermillion; "d'une maladie pestilentielle" [of a deadly disease] which only permitted the body of the deceased to be brought to the church; buried 15 June 1818 at the home of Hypolite GUEDRY at Vermillion. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.4, #1187).⁶

Burial*

15 June 1818

She was buried on 15 June 1818 at Vermillion; PREJEAN, ---- [probably Marie Josephe] wid. of dec. Charles DUHON - native of Acadie; died 14 June 1818 at the home of Hypolite GUEDRY at Vermillion; "d'une maladie pestilentielle" [of a deadly disease] which only permitted the body of the deceased to be brought to the church; buried 15 June 1818 at the home of Hypolite GUEDRY at Vermillion. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.4, #1187).⁶

Family

Charles Duon b. 29 May 1734, d. a 1783

Marriage*

circa 1756

She married Charles Duon, son of Jean Baptiste Duon and Agnes Hebert, circa 1756 at Halifax, Canada.³

Children

Jean Baptiste Duhon+ b. 10 Nov 1759, d. 15 Apr 1827
Marguerite Duhon+ b. 6 Feb 1764, d. b Jan 1801
Michel Duhon+⁷ b. c 1765
Charles Duhon+ b. 24 Jan 1773, d. b 1821
Madeleine Duhon+⁸ b. c 1776, d. 21 Jul 1802
Scholastique Duhon b. 1779
Adelaide Duhon+ b. 15 Apr 1782, d. a 1811

Citations

[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, p2482.
[S108] Glenn R. Conrad, Land Records of the Attakapas District, p40-41.
[S124] "Judy Riffel" < and e-mail address>, "le Raconteur."
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd 101.
[S137] Evangeline Cousins.
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd101.

Charles Gauterot

M, #510, b. circa 1735, d. before 22 February 1765

Father

unknown Gautreau b. c 1707, d. b 1752

Charles Gauterot|b. c 1735\nd. b 22 Feb 1765|p14.htm#i510|unknown Gautreau|b. c 1707\nd. b 1752|p164.htm#i5806||||Francois Gautrot|b. c 1678\nd. 3 Feb 1759|p47.htm#i1690|Louise Aucoin|b. 18 Jun 1681|p124.htm#i4339|||||||

Occupation*

Charles Gauterot was fisherman?

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 142.

Note*

He and Pierre Gautreaux Dup?

Birth*

circa 1735

Charles Gauterot was born circa 1735 at Cobequid, Acadie.

He was the son of unknown Gautreau.

Census*

1752

Charles Gauterot appeared on the census of 1752 at Ile St. Jean, Prince Edward Island; he's a 17 year old orphan living with his uncle Fracois.

Marriage*

before 1762

He married Louise Marie Thibodeaux, daughter of Charles Thibodeau and Francoise Comeau, before 1762; see daughter's birth.

Note*

1765

Charles Gauterot did not make it to LA? In 1765.

Immigration*

February 1765

He immigrated in February 1765 to Louisiana; Acadian 1st generation.¹

Death*

before 22 February 1765

He died before 22 February 1765; He's not mentioned..
List of 231 Acadians In Louisiana April 30, 1765.

Family

Louise Marie Thibodeaux b. c 1740

Marriage*

before 1762

He married Louise Marie Thibodeaux, daughter of Charles Thibodeau and Francoise Comeau, before 1762; see daughter's birth.

Child

Marie Josephe Gautreaux+ b. c 1762, d. 27 Jan 1833

Citations

[S139] Acadians in Gray.

Louise Marie Thibodeaux

F, #511, b. circa 1740

Father

Charles Thibodeau b. c 1689, d. 26 Aug 1752

Mother

Francoise Comeau b. c 1693, d. bt 1752 - 1755

Note*

Louise Marie Thibodeaux grandparents are #520 & 521 [from Clarence].

CLARENCE B*

She was clarence b 143.

Birth*

circa 1740

She was born circa 1740 at Port-Royal.¹

She was the daughter of Charles Thibodeau and Francoise Comeau.

Marriage*

before 1762

Louise Marie Thibodeaux married Charles Gauterot, son of unknown Gautreau, before 1762; see daughter's birth.

Psgr List*

25 February 1765

Louise Marie Thibodeaux was found on a passenger list on 25 February 1765 at New Orleans; exchanged card money [original 32].²

Immigration*

30 April 1765

She immigrated on 30 April 1765 to New Orleans; This family came to Louisiana with Joseph Broussard where in April 1765.²

Census*

30 April 1765

She appeared on the census of 30 April 1765 at Louisiana; List of 231 Acadians In Louisiana April 30, 1765

A copy of a document containing these names may be found at the Erath Museum
in Louisiana. It seems that it was found in the Archives in France by René
Babineau and that he would have donated a copy of it to the Museum.

- A -

Arseneau, Jean-Baptiste married Judith Bergeron and was the son of Jean
Arsenault - to Pierre to Pierre the first Arsenault Ancestor in Acadia - and
Marie-Jeanne Hébert to Jacques and Jeanne Gautreau - Judith was the daughter
of was the daughter of Augustin Bergeron and Marie Dugas.

Arseneau, Joseph who was married to Marie Bergeron. He was the son of Jean -
to Pierre to Pierre the first Arsenault Ancestor in Acadia - and
Marie-Jeanne Hébert to Jacques and Jeanne Gautreau - Marie was the daughter
of Augustin Bergeron and Marie Dugas.

Arseneau, Pierre-Louis was married to Anne Bergeron. He was the son of
Jean - to Pierre to Pierre the first Arsenault Ancestor in Acadia - and
Marie-Jeanne Hébert to Jacques and Jeanne Gautreau - and she was the
daughter of Barthélémy and Marguerite Dugas.

- B -

Babineau, Charles-Louis married Anne Guilbeau 5 February 1770 at
Restigouche. He was the son of Clément Babineau - to Nicolas dit Deslauriers
Babineau to and Marie-Marguerite Granger - and Renée Bourque to Bernard
Bourque and Françoise Brun, - and she was the daughter of Joseph Guilbeau
and Madeleine Michel.

Bergeron, Augustin married Marie Dugas. He was the son of Barthélémy
Bergeron and Geneviève Serreau to Jean (de Saint-Aubin) Serreau of Poitou
and Margtuerite (Boisleau) Boileau. Augustin died 31 August 1765 at St-
Martinvillle.

Bergeron, Jean-Baptiste married to Marguerite Bernard. He was the son of
Michel Bergeron and Marie Dugas. Marie was the daughter of Jean-Baptiste
Bernard and Cécile Gaudet. Jean-Baptiste died 2 November 1765 at
Saint-Martinville.

Bernard, Michel married Marie-Anne Guilbeau 25 January 1761 at Restigouche.
He was the son of Jean-Baptiste and Cécile Gaudet. She was the daugher of
Joseph Guilbeau and Madeleine Michel.

Boudreau, Jean (Charles) married Marguerite Guilbeau. He was the son of
Michel Boudreau and Anne-Marie Leblanc.

Bourgeois, Joseph married Marie-Madeleine Girouard on 5 November 1759 at
Regtigouche. He was the son of Paul Bourgeois and Anne Lebrun. She was the
daugher of Claude and Marie-Madeleine Vincent.

Breau, Brigitte married Charles Thibodeau, son of Michel and Agnès Dugas.
She was the daughter of Pierre Breau and Anne LeBlanc.

Breau, Sylvain married Élizabeth Darois 6 June 1734 at Beaubassin. He was
the son of François Breau and Marie Comeau. She was the daughter of Jérome
Darois and Marie Garault.

Broussard, Alexandre married Marguerite 7 February 1724 at Port-Royal. He
was the son of Jean-François Broussard and Catherine Richard. She was the
daughter of Michel Thobodeau and Agnès Dugas.

Broussard, Anselme was married to Madeleine Dugas daughter of Charles Dugas
and Anne Robichaud. He was the son of Alexandre Broussard and Martguerite
Thibodeau.

Broussard, Jean-Baptiste was married to 1. Anne Brun daughter of François
and Madeleine Dupuis; 2. Élizabeth Landry daughter of Jean-Baptiste Landry
and Élizabeth Dugas. He was the son of Alexandre Broussard and Marguerite
Thibodeau.

- C -

Comeau, Victor was married to Anne Michel daughter of Jacques and Jeanne
Breau. He was the son of Jean Comeau and Madeleine Amirault.

Cormier, Jean-Baptiste was married to 1. Marguerite Bourque and 2. Anne
Blanchard, daughter of Antoine and Elizabeth Thériault. He was the son of
Jean-Baptiste Comier and Marie-Madeleine Richard.

- D -

Doucet, Antoine married Marguerite Martin 21 January 1749. She was the
daughter of Charles and Jeanne Comeau. He was the son of Laurent Doucet and
Marie-Anne Pellerin.

- G -

Guidry, Joseph married 1. Madelaine; 2. Monique Dupuis daughter of Jean and
Anne Breau. He was the son of Augustin and Jeanne Hébert.

Guilbeau, Joseph married Jeanne-Charlotte Latour daughter of Charles and
Marguerite Richard. He was the son of Joseph Guilbeau and Madeleine Michel.

Guilbeau, Marguerite daughter of Joseph and Madeleine Michel. (Their
duaghter Marie-Angélique was baptized 20 February 1765 at New Orleans,
Louisiana.

- L -

LeBlanc, Simon married 1. Catherine-Louise Thibodeau; 2. Unknown spouse. He
was the son of Antoine Leblanc and Marie Babin. to Antoine and Anne Landry
to Antoine and Marie Bourgeois to Daniel LeBlanc and Françoise Gaudet. Simon
died 15 November 1765.

Léger, Pierre

Lemère, Jean

- M -

Martin, Ambroise married Marie-Madeleine Godin daughter of Jean-Baptiste
Godin and Françoise Dugas. He was the son of Ambroise Martin and Anne Cyr.
The daughter of Ambroise and Madeleine Godin was baptized 14 April 1765 in
New Orleans, Lousiana.

Martin, Claude married Marie Babin daughter of Pierre Babin and
Marie-Marguerite Landry. He was the son of Charles Martin and Jeanne Comeau.

- P -

Pellerin, Grégoire married Cécile Préjean. She was the daughter of Charles
Préjean and Catherine Broussard. He was the son of Bernard Pellerin and
Marie-Madeleine Gaudet.

Poirier, Michel married Marie-Madeleine LeBlanc daughter of René LeBlanc and
Jeanne Landry. He was the son of Pierre Poirier and Anne Cormier.

- R -

Roy, Abraham married 1. Anne-Madeleine Dubois and 2. Madeleine Doucet. He
was the son of François and Marie Bergeron.

- S -

Suret, Pierre

- T -

Thibodeau, Louise married Charles Gautreau. Their daughter Marie-Josèphe was
baptized in New Orleans, Louisiana 22 February 1765. Louise was the daughter
of Charles Thibodeau and Marie-Françoise Comeau.

Thibodeau, Olivier married Madeleine Broussard who died 17 May 1765; 2.
Angès Brun. Olivier was the son of Charles Thibodeau and Marie-Frarnçoise
Comeau.

Thibodeau, Paul married Rosalie Guilbeau daughter of Joseph Guilbeau and
Madeleine Michel. Paul was the son of Paul Thibodeau and Marguerite Trahan.

Trahan, Michel married Marie Euphorisine Vincent daugher of Michel and
Anne-Marie Doiron. Michel was the son of René Trahan and Élizabeth Darois.
Michel and Euphrosine's daughter Marie-Françoise was baptized 26 February
1765 in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Source: "Les Exilés et la Louisianne Acadienne by René Babineau" - 1997 -
ISBN 2-020726-21-8

René Babineau died in an automobile accident. This is dedicated to his
memory for the research he did and shared in promoting our Acadian heritage.

Lucie LeBlanc Consentino
Acadian & French Canadian Ancestral Home
http://www.geocities.com/lucieleblanc.geo/.

Family

Charles Gauterot b. c 1735, d. b 22 Feb 1765

Marriage*

before 1762

She married Charles Gauterot, son of unknown Gautreau, before 1762; see daughter's birth.

Child

Marie Josephe Gautreaux+ b. c 1762, d. 27 Jan 1833

Citations

[S15] Speculation, on location.
[S134] Roger A. Rozendal.

Charles D'Amours

M, #512, b. 4 March 1662, d. November 1716

Father

Mathieu d'Amours b. 1618, d. 8 Oct 1695

Mother

Marie Marsolet b. 22 Feb 1638, d. 24 Nov 1711

Story*

Notes on : Charles D'Amours de Louviere

(RN=512) MMPFGPLMC. Sieurde Louviere, often called Sieur de lac Matapedia.
Charles was @ St. Jean River till 1688. 1689 - Mathieu gave Charles land and fishing rights @
Matane. 1694 - Became Seigneau de Lac Matapedia (Seignory Matapedia) (2OO square miles).
1694 - (26-May) received Sieur (Lord of Lake Matapedia), taken out for his son Charles Nicolas.
1698 - on the St. Jean River (New Brunswick). 17O4 - Charles D'Amours and his brothers
suffered great damage as the English raided and burned their St. Jean River estates.
They then moved to Port Royal and later returned to Quebec. B.A. v4, p1628.

(CBL.128) Charles did not initially reside in Acadie as did his brothers, but he spent sometime
there beginning in 1683, reaching Jemseg, Nacchouac and even Port Royal. In 1687 he bought a 15
to 18 ton boat, the Sainte Anne, from Louis Jolliet to engage in fishing in the Gulf of
St.Lawrence. Following his marriage in 1688 he established his residence in Quebec at the Place
Notre Dame. In 1689 his father having given him a half league of land along the Matane River
at Matane (on the south bank of the St. Lawrence River, at the beginning of the Gaspe
Peninsula), he entered into the fur trade in association with Nicolas Perriot. However he soon
sold his interests in the venture so that he could devote all his time to fishing, principally
for cod and salmon. In 1694 he obtained the Seigneury of Lac Matapedia. That estate included
all of the coastline of the lake and extended inland one league. The lake had approximately 32
miles of shoreline, which gave the estatenearly 200 square miles of splendid forests, around a
lake teeming with fish. Following Marie Anne's death, he married at Port Royal in 1697 Marie
Anne Louise Thibodeau and established himself at Riviere St. Jean, alongside his brothers, where
he is listed in the 1698 census. However in 1704 the raid by Colonel Benjamin Church destroyed
the settlement of the D'Amours brothers, and Charles returned to Quebec where his mother gave
him 14 acres of her lands at Cap Rouge and Gaudarville. On 26 January 1714, he bought adjoining
land. While cultivating his lands during the summer, he would still go fishing and would huntin
the winter. During a fishing excursion in November 1716, he lost his life, most likely in a
shipwreck. The inventory of his goods, begun on 18 April 1717, shows that he was not a
wealthy man.
Charles and Marie Anne Genaple had four known children, all born at Quebec.

Occupation*

Charles D'Amours was fisherman - cod & salmon [18 ton boat], fur trader-for a while. plowman in the summer, in the winter he would hunt & fish.

Note*

He BACK FROM HERE >>>>>>>>>>>>>

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 640.

FAM GROP C*

He was fam grop c MMPFGPLMC T.

Birth*

4 March 1662

He was born on 4 March 1662 at Quebec City.¹

He was the son of Mathieu d'Amours and Marie Marsolet.

Census*

1666

Charles D'Amours appeared on the census of 1666 at Quebec; at a reported 5 yrs.¹

Marriage*

26 January 1688

He married Marie Anne Genaple, daughter of Francois Genaple and Anne Marie de la Porte, on 26 January 1688 at Quebec City.^2,1

Marriage*

circa 1697

Charles D'Amours married Anne Louise Thibodeau, daughter of Pierre Thibodeau and Jeanne Theriot, circa 1697 at Port Royal.^2,3

Census*

1698

Charles D'Amours and Anne Louise Thibodeau appeared on the census of 1698 at River St. Jean; Charles D'AMOURS 34; Anne-Marie TIBAUDEAU (wife) 16; 4 arpents, 1 gun, 1 servant.
Jean Baptiste [256] is not with father & his new wife - according to the census.⁴

Death*

November 1716

Charles D'Amours died in November 1716 at age 54; during a fishing expedition - in a shipwreck [probably drown].¹

Family 1

Marie Anne Genaple b. 27 Feb 1667, d. bt 1694 - 1697

Marriage*

26 January 1688

He married Marie Anne Genaple, daughter of Francois Genaple and Anne Marie de la Porte, on 26 January 1688 at Quebec City.^2,1

Children

Marie Anne D'Amours b. 26 Oct 1688, d. 4 Nov 1688
Francoise D'Amours b. 25 Oct 1689, d. 4 Mar 1697
Charles Nicolas D'Amours+ b. 1 Jul 1692, d. 17 Apr 1728
Jean Baptiste D'Amours+ b. 23 Oct 1694, d. 10 Sep 1759

Family 2

Anne Louise Thibodeau b. c 1682, d. 2 Sep 1720

Marriage*

circa 1697

Charles D'Amours married Anne Louise Thibodeau, daughter of Pierre Thibodeau and Jeanne Theriot, circa 1697 at Port Royal.^2,3

Children

Louis Bertin D'Amours+ b. 16 Jul 1698, d. 21 Jan 1755
Anne Marie D'Amours b. c 1699, d. 3 Jan 1739
Charlotte D'Amours b. c 1701
Louise Marie D'Amours b. c Mar 1703, d. b 1705
Rene Louis D'Amours+ b. 18 Sep 1705, d. 14 Sep 1759
Louis Michel D'Amours+ b. 15 Jul 1707, d. b 1757
Marguerite D'Amours⁵ b. 25 Feb 1710
Pierre D'Amours+ b. 29 Feb 1712, d. 24 May 1768
Madeleine Marie D'Amours b. 30 Dec 1713, d. 12 Jan 1760
Louis D'Amours b. 20 Jun 1716

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 454.
[S55] Bona Arsenault, Riviere St. Jean book.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 454 & 1509.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 460.

Marie Anne Genaple

F, #513, b. 27 February 1667, d. between 1694 and 1697

Father

Francois Genaple¹ b. 1644, d. 7 Oct 1709

Mother

Anne Marie de la Porte¹ b. 1653, d. 28 Jun 1718

Birth*

27 February 1667

Marie Anne Genaple was born on 27 February 1667 at Quebec City.²

She was the daughter of Francois Genaple and Anne Marie de la Porte.¹

Marriage*

26 January 1688

Marie Anne Genaple married Charles D'Amours, son of Mathieu d'Amours and Marie Marsolet, on 26 January 1688 at Quebec City.^3,4

Death*

between 1694 and 1697

Marie Anne Genaple died between 1694 and 1697 at Quebec; after childbirth - or early in the year 1697 - during an epidemic.

Family

Charles D'Amours b. 4 Mar 1662, d. Nov 1716

Children

Marie Anne D'Amours b. 26 Oct 1688, d. 4 Nov 1688
Francoise D'Amours b. 25 Oct 1689, d. 4 Mar 1697
Charles Nicolas D'Amours+ b. 1 Jul 1692, d. 17 Apr 1728
Jean Baptiste D'Amours+ b. 23 Oct 1694, d. 10 Sep 1759

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 708.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 459 & 708.
[S55] Bona Arsenault, Riviere St. Jean book.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 454.

Louis Joseph Morel

M, #514, b. 16 August 1671

Father

Olivier Morel b. 17 Feb 1640, d. a 1672

Mother

Francoise Duquet b. 7 Nov 1645, d. 15 Sep 1719

Death*

Louis Joseph Morel died at Canada.

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 642.

Occupation*

He was lived in city?

Birth*

16 August 1671

He was born on 16 August 1671 at Canada.

He was the son of Olivier Morel and Francoise Duquet.

Marriage*

1691

Louis Joseph Morel married Elizabeth Rasne, daughter of Louis Le Gantier and Marguerite Bon Gars, in 1691 at Canada.

Family

Elizabeth Rasne b. c 1670

Child

Marie Anne Morel+ b. 25 May 1702, d. b 1735

Elizabeth Rasne¹

F, #515, b. circa 1670

Father

Louis Le Gantier b. c 1650

Mother

Marguerite Bon Gars b. c 1650

Elizabeth Rasne|b. c 1670|p14.htm#i515|Louis Le Gantier|b. c 1650|p27.htm#i1030|Marguerite Bon Gars|b. c 1650|p27.htm#i1031|||||||||||||

Death*

Elizabeth Rasne died at Canada.

CLARENCE B*

She was clarence b 643.

Birth*

circa 1670

She was born circa 1670 at Chartre-sur-Loir, Diocese of Mans, France; see marriage.

She was the daughter of Louis Le Gantier and Marguerite Bon Gars.

Marriage*

1691

Elizabeth Rasne married Louis Joseph Morel, son of Olivier Morel and Francoise Duquet, in 1691 at Canada.

Family

Louis Joseph Morel b. 16 Aug 1671

Child

Marie Anne Morel+ b. 25 May 1702, d. b 1735

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 459.

Barthelemy Bergeron

M, #516, b. circa 1664

Father

Antoine Bergeron b. c 1634, d. a 1665

Mother

Claudette Scarron b. c 1640

Barthelemy Bergeron|b. c 1664|p14.htm#i516|Antoine Bergeron|b. c 1634\nd. a 1665|p27.htm#i1032|Claudette Scarron|b. c 1640|p27.htm#i1033|Jean Bergeron|b. 1598|p13.htm#i446|Catherine Douaray|b. c 1600|p13.htm#i447|||||||

CHART NUM*

Barthelemy Bergeron was chart num 258.

Story*

Notes on: Barthelemy I Bergeron

(RN=516) Originally from d'Amboise in de-et-Loire, France. (CBL.132) Barthelemy first arrived
in Canada in 1685 as a 'volontaire de la Marine'. He lived in the lower part of Quebec City, in
the home of Pierre Lezeau, ship master, from 1685 to 1690. He accompanied Pierre Le Moyne
d'Iberville in most of his campaigns, including that of Hudson Bay. He went to Acadie with
d'Iberville in 1696 and raised his family there. In 1704 he and all his family were taken
prisoner during the attack of Colonel Church against Port Royal and were taken to Boston, where
he was kept as a hostage. After his liberation he returned to Port Royal where he lived in the
section of the Cape, near the fort. He owned a ship plying between Sainte Anne du Pays Bas,
Petitcoudiac, Chipoudy, Beaubassin, Pisiguit, Grand Pre and Port Royal. About 1730 he went to
establish himself on the Riviere St. Jean, where he was one of the pioneers in founding Ste.
Anne du Pays Bas (now Fredericton, New Brunswick). Barthelemy and Genevieve had seven children.
Source: The Acadian Odyssey
[516] Bartholémy Bergeron, sometimes called d'Amboise was born in 1664 at Amboise
Indre er Loire. He arrives in Acadia in 1685 as a marine volunteer. He is in Quebec until
1690 but relocates again to Acadia circa 1696.¹

Occupation*

He was explorer, shipmaster - plying around the Bay of Fundy.

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 644.

GENE CODE*

He was gene code 564.

Birth*

circa 1664

He was born circa 1664 at Ambroise, France; Department of Indre-et-Loire.²

He was the son of Antoine Bergeron and Claudette Scarron.

Psgr List*

1685

Barthelemy Bergeron was found on a passenger list in 1685 at Quebec, Canada; arrived.²

Residence*

between 1685 and 1690

He lived between 1685 and 1690 at Quebec City; lived in the lower part.

Marriage*

circa 1695

He married Genevieve Serreau dit St. Aubin, daughter of Jean Serreau and Marguerite Boileau, circa 1695 at Quebec City.^2,3

Census*

1707

Barthelemy Bergeron and Genevieve Serreau dit St. Aubin appeared on the census of 1707 at Port Royal; he and all of his family were taken prisoners during the attack of Colonel Church.

Census*

1714

Barthelemy Bergeron appeared on the census of 1714 at Port-Royal.⁴

Note*

1730

He settled, was one of the pioneers on fouding Sainte Anne-du-Pays Bas in 1730 at Riviere St. Jean, Fredericton, New Brunswick.

Family

Genevieve Serreau dit St. Aubin b. 7 Aug 1667, d. a 1739

Marriage*

circa 1695

He married Genevieve Serreau dit St. Aubin, daughter of Jean Serreau and Marguerite Boileau, circa 1695 at Quebec City.^2,3

Children

Augustin Bergeron+ b. 1 Jan 1696, d. 30 Aug 1765
Marie Josephe Bergeron+ b. c 1697
Michel Bergeron+ b. 1702, d. b 6 Aug 1764
Marie Anne Bergeron dit d'Amboise+ b. 24 Jun 1706
Anne Marie Bergeron b. 24 Sep 1709, d. 1 Jan 1770
Augustin Joseph Bergeron+ b. 1710, d. 30 Aug 1765

Citations

[S62] Universite in Church Point Nova Scotia.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 122.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes.

Genevieve Serreau dit St. Aubin¹

F, #517, b. 7 August 1667, d. after 1739

Father

Jean Serreau b. 1621, d. 29 Mar 1705

Mother

Marguerite Boileau b. c 1640

Genevieve Serreau dit St. Aubin|b. 7 Aug 1667\nd. a 1739|p14.htm#i517|Jean Serreau|b. 1621\nd. 29 Mar 1705|p27.htm#i1034|Marguerite Boileau|b. c 1640|p27.htm#i1035|||||||Rene Boileau|b. c 1600\nd. a 1641|p59.htm#i2070|Joachine Ferrand|b. c 1605|p59.htm#i2071|

GENE CODE*

Genevieve Serreau dit St. Aubin was gene code 565.

CLARENCE B*

She was clarence b 645.

Birth*

7 August 1667

She was born on 7 August 1667 at Quebec City.²

She was the daughter of Jean Serreau and Marguerite Boileau.

Marriage*

circa 1690

Genevieve Serreau dit St. Aubin married Jacques Petitpas, son of Claude Petitpas and Catherine Bugaret, circa 1690 at Quebec.^3,4,2,5

Marriage*

circa 1695

Genevieve Serreau dit St. Aubin married Barthelemy Bergeron, son of Antoine Bergeron and Claudette Scarron, circa 1695 at Quebec City.^3,6

Psgr List*

1696

Genevieve Serreau dit St. Aubin and Barthelemy Bergeron were found on a passenger list in 1696 at Acadie; went there & raised his family.

Census*

1707

Genevieve Serreau dit St. Aubin and Barthelemy Bergeron appeared on the census of 1707 at Port Royal; he and all of his family were taken prisoners during the attack of Colonel Church.

Death*

after 1739

Genevieve Serreau dit St. Aubin died after 1739 at Port Royal; after the census.²

Family 1

Jacques Petitpas b. c 1666, d. c 1694

Marriage*

circa 1690

She married Jacques Petitpas, son of Claude Petitpas and Catherine Bugaret, circa 1690 at Quebec.^3,4,2,5

Child

Nicolas Petitpas b. c 1691

Family 2

Barthelemy Bergeron b. c 1664

Marriage*

circa 1695

Genevieve Serreau dit St. Aubin married Barthelemy Bergeron, son of Antoine Bergeron and Claudette Scarron, circa 1695 at Quebec City.^3,6

Children

Augustin Bergeron+ b. 1 Jan 1696, d. 30 Aug 1765
Marie Josephe Bergeron+ b. c 1697
Michel Bergeron+ b. 1702, d. b 6 Aug 1764
Marie Anne Bergeron dit d'Amboise+ b. 24 Jun 1706
Anne Marie Bergeron b. 24 Sep 1709, d. 1 Jan 1770
Augustin Joseph Bergeron+ b. 1710, d. 30 Aug 1765

Citations

[S107] Janet Jehn, Acadian Exiles in the Colonies.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, p122.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book.
[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication.
[S15] Speculation, on location.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 122.

Martin Abraham Dugas

M, #518, b. circa 1678, d. 3 May 1720

Father

Martin Dugas b. c 1656, d. c 1680

Mother

Marguerite Petitpas b. c 1661

GENE CODE*

Martin Abraham Dugas was gene code 580.

Note*

He third generation at Port Royal.

Occupation*

He was traper?

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b L.134.

Birth*

circa 1678

He was born circa 1678 at Port Royal.^1,2

Census*

1678

He appeared on the census of 1678 at Port Royal.²

He was the son of Martin Dugas and Marguerite Petitpas.

Marriage*

circa 1702

Martin Abraham Dugas married Madeleine Marie Landry, daughter of Claude Landry and Marguerite Theriot, circa 1702 at Port Royal.^3,2

Death*

3 May 1720

Martin Abraham Dugas died on 3 May 1720; p574.⁴

Burial*

3 May 1720

He was buried on 3 May 1720 at Port Royal; a apres une longue maladie.²

Family

Madeleine Marie Landry b. c Jul 1684, d. a 1717

Marriage*

circa 1702

He married Madeleine Marie Landry, daughter of Claude Landry and Marguerite Theriot, circa 1702 at Port Royal.^3,2

Children

Marie B. Dugas+⁵ b. 20 Jan 1703, d. b 15 Jan 1748
Joseph Dugas+ b. c 1705, d. 3 Apr 1788
Marguerite Dugas+ b. 19 Jun 1707
Claude Dugas+ b. 14 Jan 1710, d. 3 Sep 1792
Jean Dugas pere+ b. 5 May 1712, d. 4 Sep 1765
Abraham Dugas+ b. 15 Jul 1714, d. 29 Oct 1771

Citations

[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book, 1677.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 568.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book, 1700.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book, p531.

Madeleine Marie Landry

F, #519, b. circa July 1684, d. after 1717

Father

Claude Landry b. c 1663, d. 12 Dec 1740

Mother

Marguerite Theriot b. c 1667

GENE CODE*

Madeleine Marie Landry was gene code 581.

CLARENCE B*

She was clarence b 926a.

Note*

She third generation
at Port Royal.¹

Birth*

circa July 1684

She was born circa July 1684 at Port Royal.^2,3

She was the daughter of Claude Landry and Marguerite Theriot.

Census*

1686

Madeleine Marie Landry appeared on the census of 1686 at Port Royal; as Marguerite at 18 months.⁴

Marriage*

circa 1702

She married Martin Abraham Dugas, son of Martin Dugas and Marguerite Petitpas, circa 1702 at Port Royal.^5,6

Burial*

circa 1717

Madeleine Marie Landry was buried circa 1717 at Port Toulouse.³

Death*

after 1717

She died after 1717 at LA.

Family

Martin Abraham Dugas b. c 1678, d. 3 May 1720

Marriage*

circa 1702

She married Martin Abraham Dugas, son of Martin Dugas and Marguerite Petitpas, circa 1702 at Port Royal.^5,6

Children

Marie B. Dugas+⁷ b. 20 Jan 1703, d. b 15 Jan 1748
Joseph Dugas+ b. c 1705, d. 3 Apr 1788
Marguerite Dugas+ b. 19 Jun 1707
Claude Dugas+ b. 14 Jan 1710, d. 3 Sep 1792
Jean Dugas pere+ b. 5 May 1712, d. 4 Sep 1765
Abraham Dugas+ b. 15 Jul 1714, d. 29 Oct 1771

Citations

[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book, p614.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book, 1685.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 574.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 922.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book, 1700.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 568.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book, p531.

Pierre Thibodeau¹

M, #520, b. 1631, d. 26 December 1704

Residence*

Pierre Thibodeau lived at Chipody, Shipody, Albert, New Brunswick, Canada; He was the founder of Chipody - present day -
Chipoudie, Acadie
Acadian community founded by Thibaudeau in 1698

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Searching for new land

The lands are done rare in Acadie at the end of the 17 th century. The families are numerous. The English threat is always present. Between the river St-Jean, the northern coast of French bay and Isle St-Jean, the country is still wild.

Spring 1698, Pierre Thibaudeau, his sons Jean-Pierre, Antoine, Pierre le cadet and Michel, his friend Pierre Gaudet and Guillaume Blanchard reach the end of the Chignectou Bay searching for new land. They go up the river called by the Malecites, Chipoudie, the Petcoudiak and the Memramkouke rivers exploring the banks. While returning in the basin of Chipoudie, they install a camp on the current site of Hopewell Hill, close to the town of Riverside-Albert, New Brunswick, between the Cap des Demoiselles (today Cape Rock) in the east and Cap Enrage in the west.

In July, Pierre leaves two of his sons to the place which it names Chipoudie and goes to Naxouat in the top of the St-Jean river, in the governor of then, Monsieur de Villebon in order to obtain the authorization to found new establishments in the explored area.

Mr. Michel Le Neuf, sieur de Valliere, lord of Beaubassin, estimates that the area of Chipoudie and Petitcoudiac forms part of its seignory and does not see a good eye the establishment of colonists without his assent. Mathieu Des Gouttins, lieutenant of justice of Port-Royal and son-in-law of Pierre Thibaudeau, will represent this last in this conflict.

Establishment
On return to Port-Royal, it organizes a group of people ready to be established in the new area. Guillaume Blanchard and his two sons, François Broussard, Andre and Jacques Martin, Jehan and Pierre Pître are number.
Pierre carries flour for 6 months, of the tools, of the seeds, 2 oxen and 1 horse. at at the end of July 1698, on their return to Chipoudie, one builds a dwelling house, a cattle shed and a barn in which one piles up hay.

The Malecites Indians, for a long time partners of Thibaudeau in the trade of the furs, take part in the browsing of the back-country in order to find a place there to build a mill with flour there actuated by the river. One works there until late the autumn.

Before the arrival of large cold, one closes the buildings. Malecites settle on the spot for the winter. All the acadian ones turn over to Port-Royal.

During the following winter, Pierre Thibaudeau proceeds to the preparations to supplement the foundation of Chipoudie. As soon as spring arrives, the conditions of temperature make so that a new departure takes place. One brings new provisions, 4 oxes and a herd of cows and ewe.

Malecites accomodate them on their arrival with Chipoudie. One immediately begins the ploughings and the sowing. One continues during the summer, the clearing and the construction of buildings, the ditch and the aboiteau.

Then the autumn is with the gate and one prepares at the beginning for Port-Royal. Three of wire of Pierre Thibaudeau, Antoine, Pierre the junior and Michel, remain in Chipoudie, for trapper with Malecites.

The winter of the year 1700 occurs to continue the preparations. Pierre buys of the merchant Nelson of Boston, the mechanisms of a mill with flour and a saw mill. As soon as the spring temperature allows it, Pierre leaves for Chipoudie with his family. His/her companions of the first hour accompany it like 6 other young engaged boys with wages for 2 years

Its three sons are always accompanied by Malecites there. One brings to it ammunition and provisions of all kinds, the mechanisms of the two mills and a complete farmyard: horses, cows, bull, pig, hens, geese, ducks.

The ploughings are made and the sowing and one finishes the ditches and the aboiteaux ones. One undertakes the construction of another dam, in top of a cascade on a small fast river which is thrown in the basin of Chipoudie. This dam is intended to retain water and to create a tank to supply the mills. One also builds locks to regularize the water run-off towards the mills. With the autumn, the two mills are in a position to function. The buildings are finished. The meadows are bordered by 1400 meters of ditches and aboiteaux. To maintain the earthwork, young willows were planted.

Pierre turns over to Port-Royal with his wife and his younger children. Its sons Antoine, Pierre the junior and Michel remain on the spot as well as the Pître brothers and the 6 men committed.

To spring 1701, Pierre sends provisions to Chipoudie by the intermediary of the brothers Andre and Jacques Martin and Jean Pitre, come to marry with Port-Royal and turning over with their wives to settle there. During the summer 1702, Pierre, Jehanne and their children, Claude and Charles make a stay with Chipoudie. They return to Port-Royal at at the end of July.

In 1702, Chipoudie has 7 families including 33 individuals. March, 20th 1703, the King of France confirm et keep the people of Acadie in their houses but keeping M. de la Vallière as Lord.
Pierre died in 1704 without any rights on the newly colonized territory.

In 1707, 55 individuals forming 14 families lived in Chipoudie. They owned 12 horses, 70 cows and 50 sheeps. In 1715, the population is estimated at 75 peoples including the Mic-Macs.

The families continued to grow but slowly due to the fact the colony is occupied by the Englishs. M. de la Valliere does not give any help, choosing to develop the Beaubassin area.

During 55 years, the descendants of Pierre Thibaudeau and his companions will make the community increase. In 1755, Chipoudie is a important village formed by many hamlets each side of the river, from Pointe à Marie to Cap des Demoiselles including a church, more than 160 houses and barns and many others buildings. The main and older part is situed on the north shore where the Notre-Dame de la Visitation church and the houses of sons and grandsons of Pierre Thibaudeau lived.

The destruction
August 10th, 1755, The Englishs attack the village of Chipoudie. The orders are to make prisoners men, women and children and take them back to Fort Beausejour and Lawrence and get them ready to be deported. They found nobody in the community. All the peoples hide in the forest.
Three weeks later, August 31th, 1755, The Englishs are back. Most of the families hide in the forest. The soldiers have new orders, burn the village and make the peoples that still there, prisoners. The plan is to deprive the acadians of houses and food. They will be oblige to surrender to the Englishs.

On September 1st, 200 soldiers take place in the bank. Few English men are said to be kill. More than 30 womens and children are captured and transport in the boat. They will serve as hostage to force the men to surrender. The harvest is destroy and the buildings are burning. This is the end of Chipoudie.

After 1763, many acadians tried to get back there but with no property acts, they are forced to leave their land to the Loyalists.²

Story*

Notes on: Pierre Thibodeaux

(RN=520). Moved with five sons from Port Royal to Chipoudy. Built a church @ Church Creek.
Built a Flour mill @ Mill Creek.
(CBL.136) Pierre arrived in Acadie about 1654 in the company of Emmanuel LeBorgne de Belle-Isle.
He was a miller at Pree Ronde on the upper Port Royal River. In the 1671 census he is listed as
a 40 year old plowman having seven arpents of cleared land.
He founded Chipoudy (present day Hopewell Hill, New Brunswick) in 1698.
Pierre and Jeanne were the parents of sixteen children, all born at Port Royal.

FOR THOSE WITH THE SURNAME
OR WHICH HAVE ANCESTORS WITH THAT SURNAME
AND ITS ALTERNATIVES HISTORY AND GENEALOGY

Your name is THIBAUDEAU, THIBODEAU or THIBODAUX and you live in North America.

You are undoubtedly downward of the acadian pioneer Pierre THIBEAUDEAU (1631-1704)
and his wife Jehanne TERRIAU (1644-1726).

I propose you their history and their genealogy.

AN ACADIAN PIONEER FAMILY

From France aboard the ship Châteaufort, Pierre THIBEAUDEAU settled on 1654 in Acadie at La Pré-Ronde, close to Port-Royal (renamed Annapolis-Royal by the English). During one century, this place which one called Village of Thibeaudeau will be the place of meeting of his family.
Pierre Thibeaudeau is the founder of the village of Chipoudie. Several of his children settle there and also in the area of Grand-Pré, in Pigiguit, la Rivière aux Vieux Habitants et la Rivière aux Canards.

Pierre Thibeaudeau is not a hero or a historical character of great scale. He is one of those which contributed to their way, to build Acadie and America.

Pierre and Jehanne had at least 18 children. Their descent dispersed on the continent, with the liking of the social, political and economic events. The Deportation of 1755 made so that one meets today descendants of Acadian everywhere in the world, especially in North America, as well in Canada as in the United States, mainly in Quebec, in New Brunswick, in Maine and in Louisiana.

OTHERS

In addition to the acadian Ancestor, other members of this family came to Nouvelle-France
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La Prée-Ronde, Acadie
Village of Thibeaudeau

Version française

The settlement The site of the Prée-Ronde would be one of the first places in North America, occupied by families of French origin.
Towards 1610 and at least until 1636, some families made with the Baron de Poutrincourt and his son Charles de Biencourt, the Lambert families, Lejeune and Gaudet there will make culture and will trade with the MicMacs. The site could be inhabited until Pierre Thibeaudeau takes possession the year of his arrival in Acadie and until the English drive out them in 1755.

Pierre THIBEAUDEAU acquires into 1654, a broad ground concession " in-the-high river of the Dolphin ", close to Port-Royal. The site carries the name of the Prée-Ronde or "Village of the THIBEAUDEAU". It is located at ten kilometers of the mouth of the river, in the heart of the valley of Port-Royal.

It installs there a house with buildings of farm and a mill with corn and boards, actuated by a close relation river says "Des-Loups-Marins". The title of miller of the Prée-Round makes his fame.

Occupation
Acadian land since nearly 150 years, this place will be during more than one century the Thibeaudeau home place since with died of Pierre in 1704, his widow Jehanne always lives there. July 12, 1707, Jehanne Terriau makes gift of all its goods to his/her children (document with the Files of France and its colonies). Some of his/her children (whose Claude and Antoine) there always live with his death in 1726 and would have occupied the site at least until 1755.

The Deportation
What does it occur of this place after 1755? The ownership documents of the land of Acadian were not recognized by the English. The Deportation of Acadian and Acadian and the arrival of the English colonists Loyalistes in this area made disappear any trace from the first establishment of the Prée-Ronde.

1755, the English announce to Acadian joined together with the St-Jean-Baptiste church of Port-Royal, that all their goods will be seized, that they will be expelled of their lands and deportees in New England.

The place and the river were renamed Round Hill. Only the ground point advancing in the river of the Dolphin (renamed Annapolis river) bears the name of Pre Ronde Marsh (marsh of the Prée-Ronde).

Someone installed there a stele with the memory of Pierre Thibeaudeau in 1981.

"Was born in Poitou, France.
It came to Port-Royal with the Le Borgne.
It obtained the Prée-Ronde where it is established.
It build a mill to grind the grain on this river."

Sources
Index.

Occupation*

He was He was a miller on the upper Port Royal river

La Prée-Ronde, Acadie
Village of Thibeaudeau

Version française

The settlement The site of the Prée-Ronde would be one of the first places in North America, occupied by families of French origin.
Towards 1610 and at least until 1636, some families made with the Baron de Poutrincourt and his son Charles de Biencourt, the Lambert families, Lejeune and Gaudet there will make culture and will trade with the MicMacs. The site could be inhabited until Pierre Thibeaudeau takes possession the year of his arrival in Acadie and until the English drive out them in 1755.

Pierre THIBEAUDEAU acquires into 1654, a broad ground concession " in-the-high river of the Dolphin ", close to Port-Royal. The site carries the name of the Prée-Ronde or "Village of the THIBEAUDEAU". It is located at ten kilometers of the mouth of the river, in the heart of the valley of Port-Royal.

It installs there a house with buildings of farm and a mill with corn and boards, actuated by a close relation river says "Des-Loups-Marins". The title of miller of the Prée-Round makes his fame.

Occupation
Acadian land since nearly 150 years, this place will be during more than one century the Thibeaudeau home place since with died of Pierre in 1704, his widow Jehanne always lives there. July 12, 1707, Jehanne Terriau makes gift of all its goods to his/her children (document with the Files of France and its colonies). Some of his/her children (whose Claude and Antoine) there always live with his death in 1726 and would have occupied the site at least until 1755.

The Deportation
What does it occur of this place after 1755? The ownership documents of the land of Acadian were not recognized by the English. The Deportation of Acadian and Acadian and the arrival of the English colonists Loyalistes in this area made disappear any trace from the first establishment of the Prée-Ronde.

1755, the English announce to Acadian joined together with the St-Jean-Baptiste church of Port-Royal, that all their goods will be seized, that they will be expelled of their lands and deportees in New England.

The place and the river were renamed Round Hill. Only the ground point advancing in the river of the Dolphin (renamed Annapolis river) bears the name of Pre Ronde Marsh (marsh of the Prée-Ronde).

Someone installed there a stele with the memory of Pierre Thibeaudeau in 1981.

"Was born in Poitou, France.
It came to Port-Royal with the Le Borgne.
It obtained the Prée-Ronde where it is established.
It build a mill to grind the grain on this river."

Sources
Index
at Pre Ronde.¹

Note*

He he founded... at Chipoudy, Hopewell Hill, New Brunswick.

CHART NUM*

He was chart num 156 182 260 294 314 345.

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 648.

Birth*

1631

He was born in 1631 at Poitou, France; Marans, Dept. of Charente-Maritime [per Clanrnce].^2,3,4,1

Psgr List*

circa 1654

He was found on a passenger list circa 1654 at Port Royal; arrived in Acadie in the company of Emmanuel Leborgne de Belle-Isle.³

Marriage*

circa 1660

He married Jeanne Theriot, daughter of Jean Theriot and Perrine Raux, circa 1660 at Port Royal.^2,3,5,6

Address*

1698

As of 1698, Pierre Thibodeau lived at Chipoudy; Began his settlement at.⁷

Census*

1700

He and Jeanne Theriot appeared on the census of 1700 at Port Royal; Pierre THIBAUDEAU 66; Jeanne TERRIOT (wife) 57; Anthoine 26; Pierre 22; Michel 20;
Claude 15; Charles 11; Marie 17; Catherine 14; 30 cattle, 28 sheep, 30 arpents, 3 guns.⁸

Census*

1701

Pierre Thibodeau appeared on the census of 1701 at Port Royal; 71 yrs.¹

Death*

26 December 1704

He died on 26 December 1704 at Port Royal; at his mill known as Pree La Ronde.^2,5,1

Burial*

27 December 1704

He was buried on 27 December 1704 at Port Royal, Acadie; at a reported 80 yrs.¹

Family

Jeanne Theriot b. c 1643, d. 7 Dec 1726

Marriage*

circa 1660

He married Jeanne Theriot, daughter of Jean Theriot and Perrine Raux, circa 1660 at Port Royal.^2,3,5,6

Children

Marie Thibodeau+⁵ b. c 1661, d. b 16 Feb 1711
Marie P. Thibodeau+ b. c 1663
Marie R. Thibodeau+⁵ b. c 1664, d. b 9 Jun 1703
Anne Marie Thibodeau+ b. c 1666, d. bt 1698 - 1700
Catherine Thibodeau+ b. c 1667, d. b 10 Nov 1721
Pierre Thibodeau+ b. 1670, d. a 1718
Jeanne Thibodeau b. c 1672, d. 7 Apr 1741
Jean Thibodeau+ b. c 1674, d. b 1739
Antoine Thibodeau+ b. c 1676, d. bt 19 Nov 1753 - 6 Nov 1758
Pierre Thibodeau+⁸ b. c 1678, d. b 14 Oct 1734
Michel Thibodeau+ b. c 1680, d. 27 Nov 1734
Cecile Thibodeau b. c 1680
Anne Louise Thibodeau+ b. c 1682, d. 2 Sep 1720
Claude Thibodeau+ b. c 1685, d. a 1734
Catherine Josephe Thibodeau+ b. c 1686
Charles Thibodeau+ b. c 1689, d. 26 Aug 1752

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 1508.
[S40] Unknown author, Ancient Canadian Family Ties.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book.
[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication, 1631.
[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 1484.
[S128] Unknown author, "Attakapas Gazette."
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes.

Jeanne Theriot¹

F, #521, b. circa 1643, d. 7 December 1726

Father

Jean Theriot² b. c 1601, d. a 1671

Mother

Perrine Raux² b. c 1611

Jeanne Theriot|b. c 1643\nd. 7 Dec 1726|p14.htm#i521|Jean Theriot|b. c 1601\nd. a 1671|p27.htm#i1042|Perrine Raux|b. c 1611|p27.htm#i1043|||||||||||||

CLARENCE B*

Jeanne Theriot was clarence b 649.

Birth*

circa 1643

She was born circa 1643 at Port Royal.¹

She was the daughter of Jean Theriot and Perrine Raux.²

Marriage*

circa 1660

Jeanne Theriot married Pierre Thibodeau circa 1660 at Port Royal.^3,4,2,1

Census*

1671

Jeanne Theriot and Pierre Thibodeau appeared on the census of 1671 at Port-Royal; the couple had six son & 8 daughters.⁵

Census*

1701

Jeanne Theriot appeared on the census of 1701 at Port Royal; at a reported 50 yrs.¹

Death*

7 December 1726

She died on 7 December 1726 at Port Royal.¹

Burial*

8 December 1726

She was buried on 8 December 1726 at Port Royal.¹

Family

Pierre Thibodeau b. 1631, d. 26 Dec 1704

Marriage*

circa 1660

She married Pierre Thibodeau circa 1660 at Port Royal.^3,4,2,1

Children

Marie Thibodeau+² b. c 1661, d. b 16 Feb 1711
Marie P. Thibodeau+ b. c 1663
Marie R. Thibodeau+² b. c 1664, d. b 9 Jun 1703
Anne Marie Thibodeau+ b. c 1666, d. bt 1698 - 1700
Catherine Thibodeau+ b. c 1667, d. b 10 Nov 1721
Pierre Thibodeau+ b. 1670, d. a 1718
Jeanne Thibodeau b. c 1672, d. 7 Apr 1741
Jean Thibodeau+ b. c 1674, d. b 1739
Antoine Thibodeau+ b. c 1676, d. bt 19 Nov 1753 - 6 Nov 1758
Pierre Thibodeau+⁵ b. c 1678, d. b 14 Oct 1734
Michel Thibodeau+ b. c 1680, d. 27 Nov 1734
Cecile Thibodeau b. c 1680
Anne Louise Thibodeau+ b. c 1682, d. 2 Sep 1720
Claude Thibodeau+ b. c 1685, d. a 1734
Catherine Josephe Thibodeau+ b. c 1686
Charles Thibodeau+ b. c 1689, d. 26 Aug 1752

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 1484.
[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication.
[S40] Unknown author, Ancient Canadian Family Ties.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes.

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Marie Guilbeau1

Family

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Abraham Landry dit Chaques1

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Isabelle Marie Blanchard1

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Jean Bergeron

Family

Jeanne Beluche

Family

Claude Girouard

Family

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Madeleine Vincent

Family

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Clara Gonsoulin

Family

Pierre Bergeron

Family 1

Family 2

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Pierre Guidry

Family 1

Family 2

Family 3

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Claire Babin

Family

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Jean Baptiste Semere le jeune1

Family

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Joseph Guilbeau dit L'Officier1,2

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Madelaine Michel1

Family

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Jean Gregoire Broussard

Family

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Anne LeBlanc

Family 1

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Charles Duon1

Family

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Marie Josephe Prejean1

Family

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Charles Gauterot

Family

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Louise Marie Thibodeaux

Family

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Charles D'Amours

Family 1

Family 2

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Marie Anne Genaple

Family

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Louis Joseph Morel

Family

Elizabeth Rasne1

Family

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Barthelemy Bergeron

Family

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Genevieve Serreau dit St. Aubin1

Family 1

Marie Guilbeau¹

Abraham Landry dit Chaques¹

Isabelle Marie Blanchard¹

Jean Baptiste Semere le jeune¹

Joseph Guilbeau dit L'Officier^1,2

Madelaine Michel¹

Charles Duon¹

Marie Josephe Prejean¹

Elizabeth Rasne¹

Genevieve Serreau dit St. Aubin¹

Pierre Thibodeau¹

Jeanne Theriot¹