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Jacques Bourgeois

M, #1046, b. circa 1619, d. 1701

Father

Jacques Bourgeois|b. c 1619\nd. 1701|p28.htm#i1046|Jacques Bourgeois|b. c 1595\nd. a 1654|p60.htm#i2092||||||||||||||||

Story*

Notes on: Jacques (Jacob) Bourgeois

(RN=1046). (CBL.278) Jacques was a surgeon who arrived in Acadia in 1642. In the 1671 census
of Port Royal he is listed as having twenty arpents of cleared productive land in two locations.
About 1672 he founded the Bourgeois colony, later known as Beaubassin (present dayAmherst, Nova
Scotia), on the Bay of Chignectou, but in the 1678 and 1686 censuses he and his wife are shown
at Port Royal. In the 1714 census Jeanne is shown there as a widow.
Jacques and Jeanne were the parents of ten children, all born at Port Royal.
Source: The Acadian Odyssey
[1046] Jacques Bourgeois born 1621 and a surgeon by profession, arrived in Acadia in
1642. In 1644 he married Jeanne Trahan and many of their descendents were deported to
Massachusetts.¹

Occupation*

Jacques Bourgeois was surgeon
Jacques Bourgeois, was master surgeon to the Sieur d'Aulnay who had been sent by the French government tohelp organize a trading company for Quebec and Acadia after the treaty of Germain-en-Laye in 1632,

Jacques Bourgeois was also one of the pioneer settlers of Beaubassin, setting up a flour mill there.^2,3

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 1082.

GENE CODE*

He was gene code 2240.

Birth*

circa 1619

He was born circa 1619 at Toulouse, France.^4,5,2

He was the son of Jacques Bourgeois.

Psgr List*

1641

Jacques Bourgeois was found on a passenger list in 1641 at Port Royal; arrived in Acadie.^6,7

Note*

1642

He arrived in Acadia on the ship Aulnay, having the rank of Military Doctor. (surgeon) in 1642.⁸

Marriage*

circa 1643

He married Jeanne Trahan, daughter of Guillaume Trahan and Francoise Corbineau, circa 1643 at Port Royal.^8,9,10,11

Residence*

1672

Jacques Bourgeois lived in 1672 at Beaubassin; founded the Bourgeois Colony, later known as Beaubassin - on the bay of Chignectou.¹⁰

Residence*

1672

He and Pierre Arseneau lived in 1672 at Beaubassin; He collaborated with.. in founding the colony of Bourgeois, which later became..

Census*

1698

Jacques Bourgeois and Jeanne Trahan appeared on the census of 1698 at Beaubassin; at Germain's house
Sieur Jacques BOURGEOIS 82; Jeanne TRAHAN his wife 72; Germain BOURGEOIS 48;
Madeleine DUGAS his wife 34; Guillaume 24; Agnes 12; 22 cattle, 15 hogs, 21 arpents, 3
guns, 1 servant.¹²

Death*

1701

Jacques Bourgeois died in 1701 at Beaubassin; between 1698 & 1714.²

Family

Jeanne Trahan b. c 1629, d. a 1714

Marriage*

circa 1643

He married Jeanne Trahan, daughter of Guillaume Trahan and Francoise Corbineau, circa 1643 at Port Royal.^8,9,10,11

Children

Charles Bourgeois+¹⁰ b. c 1646, d. bt 1677 - 1679
Germain Bourgeois+ b. c 1650, d. 1711
Marie P. Bourgeois+ b. c 1652, d. 2 Mar 1741
Guillaume Bourgeois+ b. c 1655, d. b 1693
Marguerite Bourgeois+ b. c 1658, d. 8 Aug 1732
Francoise Bourgeois+ b. c 1659, d. b 1697
Anne Bourgeois+ b. c 1661, d. 28 Dec 1747
Marie J. Bourgeois+¹⁰ b. c 1665, d. b 1740
Jeanne Bourgeois+ b. c 1667, d. 9 Jun 1716

Citations

[S62] Universite in Church Point Nova Scotia.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 251.
[S86] Stanley LeBlanc e-mail address.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book, 1621.
[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication, c1619.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book, 1642.
[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication, 1641.
[S40] Unknown author, Ancient Canadian Family Ties.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book.
[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 1536.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes.

Jeanne Trahan

F, #1047, b. circa 1629, d. after 1714

Father

Guillaume Trahan¹ b. c 1601, d. 1684

Mother

Francoise Corbineau¹ b. c 1607, d. b 1667

Jeanne Trahan|b. c 1629\nd. a 1714|p28.htm#i1047|Guillaume Trahan|b. c 1601\nd. 1684|p34.htm#i1264|Francoise Corbineau|b. c 1607\nd. b 1667|p60.htm#i2095|Nicolas Trahan|b. c 1580\nd. a 1615|p57.htm#i2008|Renee Desloges|b. c 1590\nd. b 11 Apr 1632|p57.htm#i2009|||||||

CLARENCE B*

Jeanne Trahan was clarence b 1047.

Note*

She second generation at Port Royal.²

GENE CODE*

She was gene code 2241.

Birth*

circa 1629

She was born circa 1629 at St. Germain-de-Bourgueil, France.^3,4

She was the daughter of Guillaume Trahan and Francoise Corbineau.¹

Marriage*

circa 1643

Jeanne Trahan married Jacques Bourgeois, son of Jacques Bourgeois, circa 1643 at Port Royal.^5,2,1,6

Census*

1671

Jeanne Trahan and Jacques Bourgeois appeared on the census of 1671 at Port Royal; he is listed as having 20 arpents of cleared productive land in two locations [cattle-33, sheep-24]
1046 - Jacob BOURGEOIS, Surgeon, 50; wife Jeanne TRAHAN 40; Children (two
married): Jeanne 27, Charles 25, Germain 21, Marie 19, Guillaume 16, Marguerite 13,
Francois 12, Anne 10, Marie 7, Jeanne 4; cattle 33, sheep 24.⁷

Census*

1714

Jeanne Trahan appeared on the census of 1714 at Port Royal; she is shown as a widow.

Death*

after 1714

She died after 1714 at Port Royal, Acadie; ?

Family

Jacques Bourgeois b. c 1619, d. 1701

Marriage*

circa 1643

She married Jacques Bourgeois, son of Jacques Bourgeois, circa 1643 at Port Royal.^5,2,1,6

Children

Charles Bourgeois+¹ b. c 1646, d. bt 1677 - 1679
Germain Bourgeois+ b. c 1650, d. 1711
Marie P. Bourgeois+ b. c 1652, d. 2 Mar 1741
Guillaume Bourgeois+ b. c 1655, d. b 1693
Marguerite Bourgeois+ b. c 1658, d. 8 Aug 1732
Francoise Bourgeois+ b. c 1659, d. b 1697
Anne Bourgeois+ b. c 1661, d. 28 Dec 1747
Marie J. Bourgeois+¹ b. c 1665, d. b 1740
Jeanne Bourgeois+ b. c 1667, d. 9 Jun 1716

Citations

[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book, 1629.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 251.
[S40] Unknown author, Ancient Canadian Family Ties.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 1536.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes.

Rene Breaux

M, #1048, b. circa 1600

CLARENCE B*

Rene Breaux was clarence b 1024.

Occupation*

He was French farmer?

GENE CODE*

He was gene code 2208.

Birth*

circa 1600

He was born circa 1600 at Amberre, France; Department of Vienne [see Vincent's birth].

Marriage*

before 1628

He married Marye Reneaume before 1628 at France; see Vincent's birth.

Family

Marye Reneaume b. c 1610

Child

Vincent Breaux+ b. c 1631, d. bt 1684 - 1686

Marye Reneaume

F, #1049, b. circa 1610

GENE CODE*

Marye Reneaume was gene code 2209.

Birth*

circa 1610

She was born circa 1610 at Ceans, France; see Vincent's birth.

Marriage*

before 1628

She married Rene Breaux before 1628 at France; see Vincent's birth.

Family

Rene Breaux b. c 1600

Child

Vincent Breaux+ b. c 1631, d. bt 1684 - 1686

Antoine Bourg

M, #1050, b. circa 1609, d. between 5 October 1687 and 1693

Father

Simon Bourg¹ b. 1583

Antoine Bourg|b. c 1609\nd. bt 5 Oct 1687 - 1693|p28.htm#i1050|Simon Bourg|b. 1583|p382.htm#i14044||||||||||||||||

Note*

Antoine Bourg first generation at Port Royal.²

Occupation*

He was plowman.

Story*

Notes on: Antoine Bourg

(RN=1050) 1671 - census - farmer @ 62 years Aussi (also known as): Bellehumeur (good humor),
Bourc, Bourk, Burke.
(CBL.282) Antoine arrived in Acadie about 1636, as a colonist recruited from the Seigneury of
Aulnay. In the 1671 census of Port Royal he is listed as a 62 year old plowman with four
arpents of cleared land. Antoine and Antoinette were both still living at the time of the 1686
census. They were the parents of twelve children, all born at Port Royal.

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 920.

Birth*

circa 1609

He was born circa 1609 at Poitou Provence, Martaize, France; Department of Vienne.^3,4

He was the son of Simon Bourg.¹

Note*

circa 1626

Antoine Bourg and Perrine Bourg siblings ? not according to SAW - p221 circa 1626.^5,6

Psgr List*

before 1640

Antoine Bourg and Perrine Bourg were found on a passenger list before 1640 at Port Royal; arrived.. [with sister?]^7,8

Marriage*

circa 1642

Antoine Bourg married Antoinette Landry circa 1642 at Port Royal.^3,9

Census*

1671

Antoine Bourg and Antoinette Landry appeared on the census of 1671 at Port Royal; Antoine BOURC, 62, wife Antoinette LANDRY 53; Children (4 married): Marie 26,
Francois 27, Jehan 24, Bernard 22; (not married) Martin 21, Jeanne 18, Renee 16, Huguette
14, Jeanne 12, Abraham 9, Marguerite 4; cattle 12, sheep 8.⁴

Death*

between 5 October 1687 and 1693

Antoine Bourg died between 5 October 1687 and 1693 at Port Royal, Acadie; not in 1693 census.⁴

Census*

1693

He appeared on the census of 1693 at Port-Royal; Anthionette Landry widow.⁶

Family

Antoinette Landry b. c 1618, d. a 1693

Marriage*

circa 1642

He married Antoinette Landry circa 1642 at Port Royal.^3,9

Children

Francois Bourg+³ b. c 1643, d. bt 1683 - 1686
Marie Bourg+ b. c 1645, d. 19 Sep 1730
Jean Bourg+ b. c 1646, d. bt 1693 - 1695
Bernard Bourg+ b. c 1648, d. a 1714
Martin Bourg+ b. c 1650, d. a 1714
Jeanne Bourg+¹⁰ b. c 1653, d. b 1704
Renee Bourg+ b. c 1655, d. b 1686
Huguette Bourg+ b. c 1657, d. bt 1687 - 1693
Jeanne Bourg+ b. c 1659, d. b 22 Feb 1724
Abraham Bourg+ b. c 1662, d. b 1755
Marguerite Bourg+¹¹ b. c 1667, d. 13 Sep 1727

Citations

[S105] Latiolais Family.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book.
[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 221.
[S17] Clarence Thomas Breaux, Clarence Breaux Book, #1853.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book, 1636.
[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication, 1640.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 915.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, p221.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 222.

Antoinette Landry

F, #1051, b. circa 1618, d. after 1693

Note*

Antoinette Landry ANTOINETfE LANDRY.
Explanatory Notes S.A. White
i. The dispensation for the fourth degree ofkindred granted upon the mar-
riage of Antoine Bourg and Antoinette Landry's great-grandson Charles
Belliveau to Rene Landry the elder and Perrine Bourg's great-grand-
daughter Marguerite Granger (Rg GP 3 Nov 1717) shows that
Antoinette and Rene were sister and brother, considering that the
absence of any such dispensations when the great-grandchildren of
Simon Pelletret and Perrine Bourg intermarried with those of Antoine
Bourg and Antoinette Landry eliminates the possibility that Antoine
Bourg and Perrine Bourg were brother and sister. See the explanatory
note about Antoine Bourg and Perrine Bourg accompanying the Bourg
family (between nos 1 and 2).
ii. The lack of any dispensations for kinship in the marriage records of
Antoinette Landry's great-grandson Jean Daigre to Claude a Rene
Landry the younger's daughter Madeleine Landry (Rg GP 6 Nov 1721),
of Pierre a Rene Landry the younger's son Franyois Landry to
Antoinette Landry's great-granddaughter Dorothee Bourg (Rg GP 21
Nov 1731), and of Antoine a Rene Landry the younger's son Joseph
Landry to Dorothee's sister Marie-Josephe Bourg (Rg GP 11 Jan 1745),
indicates that Rene Landry the younger was neither Antoinette's
brother, nor her nephew.¹

CLARENCE B*

She was clarence b 921.

Birth*

circa 1618

She was born circa 1618 at La Chaussee, France; Department of Vienne.²

Note*

circa 1618

She and Perrine Landry probably sisters circa 1618.³

Note*

1634

Antoinette Landry and Rene Landry siblings in 1634.^4,5

Marriage*

circa 1642

Antoinette Landry married Antoine Bourg, son of Simon Bourg, circa 1642 at Port Royal.^6,7

Census*

1671

Antoinette Landry and Antoine Bourg appeared on the census of 1671 at Port Royal; Antoine BOURC, 62, wife Antoinette LANDRY 53; Children (4 married): Marie 26,
Francois 27, Jehan 24, Bernard 22; (not married) Martin 21, Jeanne 18, Renee 16, Huguette
14, Jeanne 12, Abraham 9, Marguerite 4; cattle 12, sheep 8.²

Census*

1693

Antoinette Landry appeared on the census of 1693 at Port Royal; Anthoinette LANDRY (widow of Anthoine BOURG) 76, Abraham BOURG (son) 31.

Death*

after 1693

She died after 1693 at Acadie; see census.²

Family

Antoine Bourg b. c 1609, d. bt 5 Oct 1687 - 1693

Marriage*

circa 1642

She married Antoine Bourg, son of Simon Bourg, circa 1642 at Port Royal.^6,7

Children

Francois Bourg+⁶ b. c 1643, d. bt 1683 - 1686
Marie Bourg+ b. c 1645, d. 19 Sep 1730
Jean Bourg+ b. c 1646, d. bt 1693 - 1695
Bernard Bourg+ b. c 1648, d. a 1714
Martin Bourg+ b. c 1650, d. a 1714
Jeanne Bourg+⁸ b. c 1653, d. b 1704
Renee Bourg+ b. c 1655, d. b 1686
Huguette Bourg+ b. c 1657, d. bt 1687 - 1693
Jeanne Bourg+ b. c 1659, d. b 22 Feb 1724
Abraham Bourg+ b. c 1662, d. b 1755
Marguerite Bourg+⁹ b. c 1667, d. 13 Sep 1727

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 221.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 614.
[S17] Clarence Thomas Breaux, Clarence Breaux Book, [ancestor 1048] Clarence says that Rene-1048 was the brother of Antoinette Landry-1051. Rene-976's father is 1982. Antoinette-1051's father is 2102. - CONFUSION ???
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 221 & 915.
[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 915.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, p221.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 222.

Antoine Hebert

M, #1054, b. circa 1621, d. after 1686

Story*

Notes on: Antoine Hebert

(RN=1054). (CBL.286) Antoine was a Cooper who arrived in Acadie in 1640. In the 1671 census
of Port Royal, he is listed as having six arpents of plowed land in two locations.
Antoine and Genevieve are known to have had at least three children, all born at Port Royal.

The First Acadian HEBERTs

Antoine & Etienne HEBERT

The land of Acadia was owned by France in the 1630's. For years, France wanted to settle the area with its own people. Although they had sent men to start a settlement as early as 1604, no women were sent for over 30 years. In the mid 1630's, France started sending men and women to colonize the land. Among those settlers were two brothers, Antoine and Etienne HEBERT.

When did they get here?
We don't know exactly when they arrived in Acadia. Some have placed the date as 1640. I would place the date closer to 1648, since Antoine's oldest son was born in 1649. Depending on which census (1671/1686) you consult, Antoine was born in 1614 or 1621. He arrived with his wife, Genevieve LEFRANCE (b. 1613 or 1606). His brother, Etienne, was supposedly born about 1630 and married Marie GAUDET around 1650. We do not know exactly where these brothers came from or who their parents were. For a long time, it was thought that their parents were Jacques and Marie JUNEAU of Haye-Descartes of Touraine; but that has been shown to be incorrect.

Brothers - Yes ... Children of Jacques & Marie - No
The misconception began with Father Adrien Bergeron's article entitled "Deux grandes familles acadiennes" [Memoires de la Societe genealogique canadienne-francaise (Vol. VI, No. 8, Oct 1955, pp. 393-394)]. Father Bergeron tried to say that Antoine and Etienne were brothers of a Jacques HEBERT, son of Jacques and Marie JUNEAU. The following year, Father Archange Godbout showed the connection to be incorrect (Vol. VII, No. 2, April 1956, pp. 122-123). An examination of Jacques' (the son) marriage contract showed his name to be HABERT, not HEBERT. Thanks to Steve White for sending me the dates for the these 2 articles. Godbaut's article also shows evidence (derived from marriage dispensations) that Antoine and Etienne were indeed brothers.
Steve White recently sent me a letter in which he said the origin of Acadian HEBERTs can be summed up in one word: unknown.

Where were they from?
It has been said that possibly the brothers were from south of Loudon (LaChaussee, Martaize, etc.), however, since Charles Menou d'Aulnay's family had land in that vicinity. If he recruited settlers from that area, there is a chance that they came from there, but there is no proof of where they (or most other) Acadians came from.
Their descendants
The genealogy of Etienne HEBERT has has seen the most research. Janet Jehn and Purvis Hebert have both published material on his descendants. Antoine, however, has not had his genealogy published as a reference work. What appears on these pages is part of the material that I have put together over the past 10 years. Richard Hebert has recently shared his material with me, and I am in the process of revising these pages.

Dictionnaire genealogique
Mr. White stated that the first section of the Dictionnaire genealogique (covering 1636 to 1714) should be done "in a matter of months." There will be 19 HEBERT families in this first section. The second section (which extends to families whose parents married by the end of 1780) contains another 200 HEBERT families. Of those 200 families, 2 are not related to the Antoine/Etienne lineage and another 19 still do not have links to the main lineage. Thanks to Steve White for providing me with this information.

Constructed Genealogy

• I've put several generations of my HEBERTs on-line. The first 5 generations have been checked so that they correlate to Stephen White's material (Thanks to Richard and Michele for the notes) that will appear in his upcoming Dictionnaire (exceptions).
• It's in outline format, with some notes.
• There is also a register form of the genealogy of the Acadian HÉBERTs on a single page.
• All of this material (plus my own notes) are in the printed version of this website.

HEBERTs in Acadia: Raw Data
The following pages have information on HEBERTs in Acadia.

HEBERTs in Acadian Church Records
HEBERTs in the Acadian Census Reports
HEBERTs in Placide Gaudet's Notes

Return to: This page is a part of

Exceptions:
There is one discrepancy that I've left in on purpose. Myself, and every other source I've seen, had Jean Hebert (b. abt. 1704; m. Claire Dugas) as the son of Pierre (b. abt. 1679; m. Jeanne Landry). The latest information from White's notes says that this Jean was the son of Jean (b. abt. 1681), Pierre's brother. He puts another Jean (m. Isabelle Bourg) as Pierre's son. This switch is attributed to work by P. Gaudet and H. Hebert. Any information on the two Jeans would be appreciated. I've left Jean (b. abt. 1704; m. Claire Dugas) as Pierre's son. When I hear the rationale for the switch, I may correct it.

There are other discrepancies that are in the online data for various reasons. They are:
• Claire HEBERT (b. abt. 1704; m. Antoine HENRY) d/o Jean & Marie Marguerite LANDRY.
White’s data has her between Families 12 & 13. But what family does she belong to?
• Madeleine HEBERT (b. abt. 1727; m. Charles GUEDRY) d/o Jean & Marie Marguerite LANDRY
She is not in White’s data here.
• Paul HEBERT (b. 3/3/1707) s/o Antoine & Jeanne CORPORON
He’s not in White’s data here.
• Jacques HEBERT (b. abt. 1706) s/o Michel & Isabelle PETITPAS
Never married, according to Gaudet. White doesn’t have him here.
• Anne Marie HEBERT (b. abt. 1710; m. Jean ARSENEAU) d/o Jacques & Jeanne GAUTROT
She’s not in this family in White’s data.
• Jean HEBERT (b. about 1704; m. Claire DUGAS) s/o Pierre & Jeanne LANDRY
White has him in another family, as son of Jacques & Jeanne GAUTROT
• Jean HEBERT (b. about 1710; m. Isabelle BOURG) s/o Jacques & Jeanne GAUTROT
White has him in another family; as son of Pierre & Jeanne LANDRY
• Jean HEBERT s/o Joseph & Anne Marie BOUDROT
I have 2 Jeans, married to different women. White’s data only has Jean m. Madeleine BERTRAND. Is it the same Jean (2 wives), or does Jean (m. Anne BOURG) belong elsewhere?
• Anne HEBERT (b. abt. 1719; m. Michel BOURG) d/o Rene & Marie BOUDROT
She is not in this family in White’s data.
• Paul HEBERT (b. abt 1726; m. Margerite LAPIERRE) s/o Rene & Marie BOUDROT
He’s not here in White’s data.

Occupation*

Antoine Hebert was Antoine was a cooper [made wooden barrels or tubs].¹

GENE CODE*

He was gene code 2322.

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 1310.

Birth*

circa 1621

He was born circa 1621 at La Haye Descartes, Touraine area, France.¹

Note*

1625

He and Etienne I Hebert brothers in 1625.¹

Marriage*

circa 1639

Antoine Hebert married Genevieve LeFranc circa 1639 at France.

Psgr List*

1640

Antoine Hebert was found on a passenger list in 1640 at Port Royal; arrived Acadie.

Note*

July 1640

He Arrived Acadia ? In July 1640.²

Census*

1671

He and Genevieve LeFranc appeared on the census of 1671 at Port Royal; six arpents of plowed land in two locations ; cattle 18, sheep 7
1054 - Antoine HEBERT, cooper, 50, wife Genevieve LAFRAND 58; Children: Jean 22,
Jehan 18, Catherine 15; cattle 18, sheep 7, 6 arpents in 2 places.³

Death*

after 1686

Antoine Hebert died after 1686 at Port Royal.

Family

Genevieve LeFranc b. c 1613, d. a 1686

Marriage*

circa 1639

He married Genevieve LeFranc circa 1639 at France.

Children

Jean Baptiste Hebert+ b. c 1653, d. b 1707
Catherine Hebert+⁴ b. c 1656

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 798.
[S40] Unknown author, Ancient Canadian Family Ties.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes.
[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication.

Genevieve LeFranc

F, #1055, b. circa 1613, d. after 1686

Note*

Genevieve LeFranc mtDNA Results for Gilberte/Jill Robichaud
Maternal Ancestor: Genevieve Lefranc
Test result: Haplogroup W - European.

CLARENCE B*

She was clarence b 1311.

GENE CODE*

She was gene code 2323.

Birth*

circa 1613

She was born circa 1613 at France.¹

Marriage*

circa 1639

She married Antoine Hebert circa 1639 at France.

Census*

1671

Genevieve LeFranc and Antoine Hebert appeared on the census of 1671 at Port Royal; six arpents of plowed land in two locations ; cattle 18, sheep 7
1054 - Antoine HEBERT, cooper, 50, wife Genevieve LAFRAND 58; Children: Jean 22,
Jehan 18, Catherine 15; cattle 18, sheep 7, 6 arpents in 2 places.²

Death*

after 1686

Genevieve LeFranc died after 1686 at Port Royal, Acadie.

Family

Antoine Hebert b. c 1621, d. a 1686

Marriage*

circa 1639

She married Antoine Hebert circa 1639 at France.

Children

Jean Baptiste Hebert+ b. c 1653, d. b 1707
Catherine Hebert+³ b. c 1656

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 798.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes.
[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication.

Etienne I Hebert

M, #1074, b. circa 1625, d. between 1669 and 1671

Story*

Notes on: Etienne Hebert

(RN=1074). Arrived Acadia - 1640.
(CBL.306) In the 1671 census of Port Royal, Marie is listed as the widow of Etienne and having
three arpents of plowed land. In the 1678 census she is listed with her second husband.
Etienne and Marie had ten children, all born at Port Royal.

The First Acadian HEBERTs

Antoine & Etienne HEBERT

The land of Acadia was owned by France in the 1630's. For years, France wanted to settle the area with its own people. Although they had sent men to start a settlement as early as 1604, no women were sent for over 30 years. In the mid 1630's, France started sending men and women to colonize the land. Among those settlers were two brothers, Antoine and Etienne HEBERT.

When did they get here?
We don't know exactly when they arrived in Acadia. Some have placed the date as 1640. I would place the date closer to 1648, since Antoine's oldest son was born in 1649. Depending on which census (1671/1686) you consult, Antoine was born in 1614 or 1621. He arrived with his wife, Genevieve LEFRANCE (b. 1613 or 1606). His brother, Etienne, was supposedly born about 1630 and married Marie GAUDET around 1650. We do not know exactly where these brothers came from or who their parents were. For a long time, it was thought that their parents were Jacques and Marie JUNEAU of Haye-Descartes of Touraine; but that has been shown to be incorrect.

Brothers - Yes ... Children of Jacques & Marie - No
The misconception began with Father Adrien Bergeron's article entitled "Deux grandes familles acadiennes" [Memoires de la Societe genealogique canadienne-francaise (Vol. VI, No. 8, Oct 1955, pp. 393-394)]. Father Bergeron tried to say that Antoine and Etienne were brothers of a Jacques HEBERT, son of Jacques and Marie JUNEAU. The following year, Father Archange Godbout showed the connection to be incorrect (Vol. VII, No. 2, April 1956, pp. 122-123). An examination of Jacques' (the son) marriage contract showed his name to be HABERT, not HEBERT. Thanks to Steve White for sending me the dates for the these 2 articles. Godbaut's article also shows evidence (derived from marriage dispensations) that Antoine and Etienne were indeed brothers.
Steve White recently sent me a letter in which he said the origin of Acadian HEBERTs can be summed up in one word: unknown.

Where were they from?
It has been said that possibly the brothers were from south of Loudon (LaChaussee, Martaize, etc.), however, since Charles Menou d'Aulnay's family had land in that vicinity. If he recruited settlers from that area, there is a chance that they came from there, but there is no proof of where they (or most other) Acadians came from.
Their descendants
The genealogy of Etienne HEBERT has has seen the most research. Janet Jehn and Purvis Hebert have both published material on his descendants. Antoine, however, has not had his genealogy published as a reference work. What appears on these pages is part of the material that I have put together over the past 10 years. Richard Hebert has recently shared his material with me, and I am in the process of revising these pages.

Dictionnaire genealogique
Mr. White stated that the first section of the Dictionnaire genealogique (covering 1636 to 1714) should be done "in a matter of months." There will be 19 HEBERT families in this first section. The second section (which extends to families whose parents married by the end of 1780) contains another 200 HEBERT families. Of those 200 families, 2 are not related to the Antoine/Etienne lineage and another 19 still do not have links to the main lineage. Thanks to Steve White for providing me with this information.

Constructed Genealogy

• I've put several generations of my HEBERTs on-line. The first 5 generations have been checked so that they correlate to Stephen White's material (Thanks to Richard and Michele for the notes) that will appear in his upcoming Dictionnaire (exceptions).
• It's in outline format, with some notes.
• There is also a register form of the genealogy of the Acadian HÉBERTs on a single page.
• All of this material (plus my own notes) are in the printed version of this website.

HEBERTs in Acadia: Raw Data
The following pages have information on HEBERTs in Acadia.

HEBERTs in Acadian Church Records
HEBERTs in the Acadian Census Reports
HEBERTs in Placide Gaudet's Notes

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Exceptions:
There is one discrepancy that I've left in on purpose. Myself, and every other source I've seen, had Jean Hebert (b. abt. 1704; m. Claire Dugas) as the son of Pierre (b. abt. 1679; m. Jeanne Landry). The latest information from White's notes says that this Jean was the son of Jean (b. abt. 1681), Pierre's brother. He puts another Jean (m. Isabelle Bourg) as Pierre's son. This switch is attributed to work by P. Gaudet and H. Hebert. Any information on the two Jeans would be appreciated. I've left Jean (b. abt. 1704; m. Claire Dugas) as Pierre's son. When I hear the rationale for the switch, I may correct it.

There are other discrepancies that are in the online data for various reasons. They are:
• Claire HEBERT (b. abt. 1704; m. Antoine HENRY) d/o Jean & Marie Marguerite LANDRY.
White’s data has her between Families 12 & 13. But what family does she belong to?
• Madeleine HEBERT (b. abt. 1727; m. Charles GUEDRY) d/o Jean & Marie Marguerite LANDRY
She is not in White’s data here.
• Paul HEBERT (b. 3/3/1707) s/o Antoine & Jeanne CORPORON
He’s not in White’s data here.
• Jacques HEBERT (b. abt. 1706) s/o Michel & Isabelle PETITPAS
Never married, according to Gaudet. White doesn’t have him here.
• Anne Marie HEBERT (b. abt. 1710; m. Jean ARSENEAU) d/o Jacques & Jeanne GAUTROT
She’s not in this family in White’s data.
• Jean HEBERT (b. about 1704; m. Claire DUGAS) s/o Pierre & Jeanne LANDRY
White has him in another family, as son of Jacques & Jeanne GAUTROT
• Jean HEBERT (b. about 1710; m. Isabelle BOURG) s/o Jacques & Jeanne GAUTROT
White has him in another family; as son of Pierre & Jeanne LANDRY
• Jean HEBERT s/o Joseph & Anne Marie BOUDROT
I have 2 Jeans, married to different women. White’s data only has Jean m. Madeleine BERTRAND. Is it the same Jean (2 wives), or does Jean (m. Anne BOURG) belong elsewhere?
• Anne HEBERT (b. abt. 1719; m. Michel BOURG) d/o Rene & Marie BOUDROT
She is not in this family in White’s data.
• Paul HEBERT (b. abt 1726; m. Margerite LAPIERRE) s/o Rene & Marie BOUDROT
He’s not here in White’s data.

Occupation*

Etienne I Hebert was Plowman.

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 1034.

Note*

He is this one of Charlyn's line?

Birth*

circa 1625

He was born circa 1625 at La Haye Descartes, France; in the Touraine region.

Note*

1625

He and Antoine Hebert brothers in 1625.¹

Marriage*

circa 1650

Etienne I Hebert married Marie Gaudet, daughter of Jean Gaudet and (?) unknown, circa 1650 at Port Royal.²

Death*

between 1669 and 1671

Etienne I Hebert died between 1669 and 1671 at Port Royal.³

Census*

1671

He appeared on the census of 1671 at Port-Royal.⁴

Family

Marie Gaudet b. c 1633, d. 30 Jul 1710

Marriage*

circa 1650

He married Marie Gaudet, daughter of Jean Gaudet and (?) unknown, circa 1650 at Port Royal.²

Children

Marie Hebert+ b. c 1651, d. 1677/78
Marguerite Hebert+ b. c 1652, d. a 30 Jan 1715
Emmanuel Hebert+ b. c 1653, d. 30 Nov 1744
Etienne Hebert+ b. c 1654, d. 2 Nov 1713
Jean Hebert+ b. c 1659
Francoise Hebert+ b. c 1661, d. 17 Feb 1713
Catherine Hebert+ b. c 1662, d. 3 Aug 1727
Martine Hebert+ b. c 1665, d. a 1708
Michel Hebert+ b. c 1666, d. 19 Jan 1735
Antoine J. Hebert+ b. c 1670, d. b 31 Jul 1753

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 798.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 667.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 800.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes.

Marie Gaudet

F, #1075, b. circa 1633, d. 30 July 1710

Father

Jean Gaudet b. 1575, d. b 1678

Mother

(?) unknown¹ b. c 1600

Marie Gaudet|b. c 1633\nd. 30 Jul 1710|p28.htm#i1075|Jean Gaudet|b. 1575\nd. b 1678|p60.htm#i2106|(?) unknown|b. c 1600|p60.htm#i2107|||||||||||||

Note*

Marie Gaudet second generation at Port Royal.²

CLARENCE B*

She was clarence b 1035.

Birth*

circa 1633

She was born circa 1633 at Martaize, France; ?^2,3

She was the daughter of Jean Gaudet and (?) unknown.¹

Marriage*

circa 1650

Marie Gaudet married Etienne I Hebert circa 1650 at Port Royal.³

Census*

1671

Marie Gaudet appeared on the census of 1671; 38 year old widow of Etienne, having 3 arpents of plowed land. cattle 4, sheep 5
1075 - Marie GAUDET, Widow of Etienne HEBERT, 38, Children (married): Marie 20,
Marguerite 19; (not married): Emmanuel 17, Etienne 17, Jean 13, Francoise 10, Catherine
9, Martine 6, Michel 5, Antoine 1; cattle 4, sheep 5.

Marriage*

circa 1676

She married Dominique Garaut circa 1676 at Port Royal, Acadie.³

Census*

1686

Marie Gaudet and Dominique Garaut appeared on the census of 1686 at Port Royal; Dominique GARAULT 60, Marie GODET; children of Marie (and Emanuel HEBERT):
Michel 20, Antoine 16; and Elarie Garault 9; 3 arpents, 4 sheep, 3 hogs.

Burial*

30 July 1710

Marie Gaudet was buried on 30 July 1710 at Port Royal; at a reported - around 80 yrs.³

Death*

30 July 1710

She died on 30 July 1710 at Port Royal.

Family 1

Etienne I Hebert b. c 1625, d. bt 1669 - 1671

Marriage*

circa 1650

She married Etienne I Hebert circa 1650 at Port Royal.³

Children

Marie Hebert+ b. c 1651, d. 1677/78
Marguerite Hebert+ b. c 1652, d. a 30 Jan 1715
Emmanuel Hebert+ b. c 1653, d. 30 Nov 1744
Etienne Hebert+ b. c 1654, d. 2 Nov 1713
Jean Hebert+ b. c 1659
Francoise Hebert+ b. c 1661, d. 17 Feb 1713
Catherine Hebert+ b. c 1662, d. 3 Aug 1727
Martine Hebert+ b. c 1665, d. a 1708
Michel Hebert+ b. c 1666, d. 19 Jan 1735
Antoine J. Hebert+ b. c 1670, d. b 31 Jul 1753

Family 2

Dominique Garaut b. c 1626, d. b 1698

Marriage*

circa 1676

Marie Gaudet married Dominique Garaut circa 1676 at Port Royal, Acadie.³

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 666.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 667.

Michel Boudrot

M, #1080, b. circa 1600, d. between 1688 and 1693

Story*

Notes on: Michel Boudrot (Boudreaux)

(RN=1080) Conseiller et Lieutenant - General de l'Acadie. Originally from Cougnes, (Dioceses of
La Rochelle). ref: B.A. v2 p441.
(CB: (L.916) Michel and Michelle arrived in Acadie about 1642. In the 1671 census of Port Royal
he is listed as a 71 year old plowman having eight arpents of cleared land. At the time of the
1686 census he had twenty arpents of cultivated land, was counselor and Lieutenant General of
Acadie, headquartered at Port Royal, and was also judge of that settlement. Michel and Michelle
were the parents of eleven children, all born at Port Royal.
Source: The Acadian Odyssey
[1080] Michel Bouderot, born in 1601 was consultant and lieutenant- general of Acadia ,
was registered at Port Royal on the 1671 census. It seems he arrived in Acadia before 1650.¹

Note*

Michel Boudrot first generation at Port Royal.

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 1062.

Birth*

circa 1600

He was born circa 1600 at Cougnes, Diocese of La Rochelle, France; probably at.^2,3

Psgr List*

before 1639

He was found on a passenger list before 1639 at Port Royal; arrived..²

Marriage*

circa 1641

He married Michelle Aucoin, daughter of (?) Aucoin, circa 1641 at Port Royal.^4,5,6,7

Psgr List*

1642

Michel Boudrot and Michelle Aucoin were found on a passenger list in 1642 at Port Royal; arrived Acadie.⁸

Census*

1671

Michel Boudrot and Michelle Aucoin appeared on the census of 1671 at Port Royal; plowman with 8 arpents of cleared land
Michel BOUDROT, 71, wife Michelle AUCOIN 53; Children (3 married): Francoise 29,
Jeanne 25, Marguerite 20; (these not married): Charles 22, Marie 18, Jehan 16, Abraham
14, Michel 12, Olivier 10, Claude 8, Francois 5; cattle 5, sheep 12.⁶

Occupation*

1686

Michel Boudrot was Counselor & Lieutenant General of Acadie, headquartered at.. in 1686 at Port Royal.

Death*

between 1688 and 1693

He died between 1688 and 1693 at Port Royal; before 1693 census [Miclelle Aucoin was listed as a widow].³

Family

Michelle Aucoin b. c 1621, d. 17 Dec 1706

Marriage*

circa 1641

He married Michelle Aucoin, daughter of (?) Aucoin, circa 1641 at Port Royal.^4,5,6,7

Children

Francoise Boudrot+² b. c 1642, d. a 1714
Jeanne Boudrot+ b. c 1645, d. 8 May 1710
Charles Boudrot+ b. c 1646, d. b 1714
Marguerite Boudrot+² b. c 1648, d. 9 Nov 1718
Marie Boudrot+ b. c 1650
Jean Boudrot+ b. c 1655, d. b 30 Nov 1679
Abraham Boudrot+ b. c 1657, d. c 1701
Michel Boudrot+ b. c 1659, d. bt 1707 - 1714
Olivier Boudrot+ b. c 1661, d. b 1690
Claude I Boudrot+ b. c 1663, d. 7 Mar 1740
Francois Boudrot+² b. c 1666, d. 27 Sep 1733

Citations

[S62] Universite in Church Point Nova Scotia.
[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, p184.
[S50] Bona Arsenault, Pisiguit book, 1640.
[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication, 1641.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes.
[S15] Speculation, on location.
[S50] Bona Arsenault, Pisiguit book.

Michelle Aucoin

F, #1081, b. circa 1621, d. 17 December 1706

Father

(?) Aucoin b. c 1592

Michelle Aucoin|b. c 1621\nd. 17 Dec 1706|p28.htm#i1081|(?) Aucoin|b. c 1592|p224.htm#i7860||||||||||||||||

Note*

Michelle Aucoin soeur de Jeanne Aucoin epse Francois Girouard.¹

CLARENCE B*

She was clarence b 1063.

Note*

1618

She and Martin Aucoin probable siblings in 1618.

Birth*

circa 1621

Michelle Aucoin was born circa 1621 at Cougnes, Diocese of La Rochelle, France.²

She was the daughter of (?) Aucoin.

Note*

1631

Michelle Aucoin and Jeanne Aucoin siblings in 1631.³

Marriage*

circa 1641

Michelle Aucoin married Michel Boudrot circa 1641 at Port Royal.^4,5,2,6

Psgr List*

1642

Michelle Aucoin and Michel Boudrot were found on a passenger list in 1642 at Port Royal; arrived Acadie.⁷

Census*

1693

Michelle Aucoin and Michel Boudrot appeared on the census of 1693 at Port Royal; Michel Boudrot was already dead
Michelle AUCOIN (widow of Michel BOUDROT) 78, Francois BOUDROT 28,
Marguerite BELLINEAU (his wife) 16; 20 cattle, 18 sheep, 12 pigs, 25 arpents, 1 gun
Abraham DUGAS 74, Marguerite DOUCET 66, Claude 44, Francoise BOURGEOIS (his
wife) 34, Marie 17, Claude 16, Francoise 14, Joseph 13, Marguerite 11, Anne 10, Jeanne 9,
Agnes 7, Francois 5, Madeleine 4, Cecile 1; 20 cattle, 30 sheep, 15 pigs, 26 arpents, 4 guns.²

Death*

17 December 1706

Michelle Aucoin died on 17 December 1706 at Port Royal; at reported age of around 95 years.²

Burial*

18 December 1706

She was buried on 18 December 1706 at Port Royal.²

Family

Michel Boudrot b. c 1600, d. bt 1688 - 1693

Marriage*

circa 1641

She married Michel Boudrot circa 1641 at Port Royal.^4,5,2,6

Children

Francoise Boudrot+⁸ b. c 1642, d. a 1714
Jeanne Boudrot+ b. c 1645, d. 8 May 1710
Charles Boudrot+ b. c 1646, d. b 1714
Marguerite Boudrot+⁸ b. c 1648, d. 9 Nov 1718
Marie Boudrot+ b. c 1650
Jean Boudrot+ b. c 1655, d. b 30 Nov 1679
Abraham Boudrot+ b. c 1657, d. c 1701
Michel Boudrot+ b. c 1659, d. bt 1707 - 1714
Olivier Boudrot+ b. c 1661, d. b 1690
Claude I Boudrot+ b. c 1663, d. 7 Mar 1740
Francois Boudrot+ b. c 1666, d. 27 Sep 1733

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, p184.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 718.
[S50] Bona Arsenault, Pisiguit book, 1640.
[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication, 1641.
[S15] Speculation, on location.
[S50] Bona Arsenault, Pisiguit book.
[S64] La Société historique acadienne's publication.

Jean Louis Langlinais¹

M, #1083, b. 1774, d. 4 February 1831

Father

Jean Louis Langlinais b. 1750, d. bt 1777 - 1783

Mother

Marie Hervey b. c 1755, d. a 1785

Jean Louis Langlinais|b. 1774\nd. 4 Feb 1831|p28.htm#i1083|Jean Louis Langlinais|b. 1750\nd. bt 1777 - 1783|p5.htm#i142|Marie Hervey|b. c 1755\nd. a 1785|p5.htm#i143|||||||Claude Herve|b. c 1720|p9.htm#i286|Catherine Simon|b. 1721|p9.htm#i287|

Note*

Jean Louis Langlinais "Andy Scott" <[email protected]> Subject: [Acadian-Cajun] Confirmation of Parents and Identification of Parents [M#6025] To: "ACADIAN-CAJUN-L@rootsweb. Com" <[email protected]> Message-ID: <[email protected]> (added by [email protected]) Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Afternoon all, I have that the parents of Jean Louis LANGLOIS were Louis LANGLOIS & Marie HERVEY. Jean Louis married Cecile LeBLANC [parents unknown.] Please note the marriage entry below: SM Ch.: v.4, #102), LANGLINAIS, Louis - [text has LANGLAIS, margin has LANGLINOIS] m. Tuesday, 28 Sept. 1794 [1] Celeste LEBLANC Wits: Charles DUON, Jean Baptiste MONSOE, Francois LABAUVE. Fr. George MURPHY [Source: SWLR, v.1-A, 1750-1800]. Any help would be appreciated, Andy Scott.

Birth*

1774

He was born in 1774 at St. Malo, France.

He was the son of Jean Louis Langlinais and Marie Hervey.

Marriage*

28 September 1794

Jean Louis Langlinais married Celeste LeBlanc, daughter of Rene LeBlanc dit Petit Rene and Marguerite Trahan, on 28 September 1794 at Attakapas, St. Martinville; LANGLINAIS, Louis - [text has LANGLAIS, margin has LANGLINOIS] m. Tuesday, 28 Sept. 1794 Celeste LEBLANC Wits: Charles DUON, Jean Baptiste MONSOE, Francois LABAUVE. Fr. George MURPHY (SM Ch.: v.4, #102).¹

Marriage*

9 May 1814

Jean Louis Langlinais married Dorothee Comeaux, daughter of Charles A. Comeaux and Anastasie Savoie, on 9 May 1814 at Fausse Pointe, St. Martinville; COMEAUX, Dorothee - [record actually has Widow Charles BOUDREAUX]; native of Pointe Coupee (dgtr. of Charles COMMEAU) m. contract dated: 9 May 1814 Jean LANGLINEE - native of St. Malo (Louis & Marie HERUE - of St. Malo) Wits: Joseph BROUSSARD, Gillebert AMI, E.D. D'ASPREMONT; Ranson EASTIN, Judge of St. Martin (SM Ct.Hse.: OA-v.28-2, #267)

COMEAUX, Dorothee - inhabitant of this parish; widow in a first marriage to dec. Jean Charles BOUDROT; native of Pointe Couppee (major daughter of dec. Charles & Aspasie SAVOIE) m. 9 May 1814 Jean Louis LANGLINAIS -
inhabitant of this parish; native of St. Servan, en Bretagne [France] (major son of Louis & Marie HERVEY) Wits: Gillebert AMY, Emanuel D'ARPREMONT, Louis CHEMIN. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.5, #336)

LANGLINAIS, Jean - native of St. Malo (Louis LANGLINEE & Marie HERUE - of St. Malo) m. contract dated: 9 May 1814 Widow Charles BOUDREAUX [Dorothee COMEAUX] - native of Pointe Coupee (dgtr. of Charles COMMEAU & Aspasie SAVOIE) Wits: Joseph BROUSSARD, Gillebert AMI, E.D. D'ASPREMONT; Ranson EASTIN, Judge of St. Martin (SM Ct.Hse.: OA-v.28-2, #267).¹

Death*

4 February 1831

Jean Louis Langlinais died on 4 February 1831 at St. John, Lafayette, St. Martin Parish; m. (2) Dorotee COMEAUX

d. 4 Feb. 1831 at age 60 yrs. (Laf. Ch.: v. 2.²

Probate*

19 July 1831

His estate was probated on 19 July 1831 at Lafayette; LANGLINAIS, Jean m. (1) Celeste LEBLANC; m. (2) Dorothe COMEAUX. Heirs: Louis; Marie Arthemise m. Eloy LEBLANC; Alexandre; Peyronelle m. Andre DUPRE & Arsene. Succ. dated 19 July 1831 (Laf. Ct. Hse.: Succ. #209)

LEBLANC, Celeste m. Jean LANGLINAIS In Succ. of Jean LANGLINAIS dated 19 July 1831 (Laf. Ct. Hse.: Succ. # 209).¹

Family 1

Celeste LeBlanc b. 7 Mar 1777, d. 27 Nov 1809

Marriage*

28 September 1794

He married Celeste LeBlanc, daughter of Rene LeBlanc dit Petit Rene and Marguerite Trahan, on 28 September 1794 at Attakapas, St. Martinville; LANGLINAIS, Louis - [text has LANGLAIS, margin has LANGLINOIS] m. Tuesday, 28 Sept. 1794 Celeste LEBLANC Wits: Charles DUON, Jean Baptiste MONSOE, Francois LABAUVE. Fr. George MURPHY (SM Ch.: v.4, #102).¹

Children

Louis Langlinais¹ b. Jun 1795, d. 24 Jun 1867
Perronille Marie Langlinais+¹ b. Jun 1797
girl Langlinais¹ b. 12 Dec 1799
Arthemise Marie Langlinais b. c Jan 1801
Alexandre Langlinais+³ b. 9 Sep 1804
Anne Arsenne Langlinais¹ b. 20 Aug 1807
boy Langlinais b. 20 Nov 1809, d. 24 Nov 1809

Family 2

Dorothee Comeaux b. c 1752, d. 30 Apr 1834

Marriage*

9 May 1814

Citations

[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd 101.
[S15] Speculation.
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd101.

Angelique Langlinais

F, #1084, b. 1778

Father

Jean Louis Langlinais b. 1750, d. bt 1777 - 1783

Mother

Marie Hervey b. c 1755, d. a 1785

Angelique Langlinais|b. 1778|p28.htm#i1084|Jean Louis Langlinais|b. 1750\nd. bt 1777 - 1783|p5.htm#i142|Marie Hervey|b. c 1755\nd. a 1785|p5.htm#i143|||||||Claude Herve|b. c 1720|p9.htm#i286|Catherine Simon|b. 1721|p9.htm#i287|

Death*

Angelique Langlinais died at LA; s.

Birth*

1778

She was born in 1778 at St. Malo, France; ? LANGLINAIS, Anne (Louis & Sernagel [possibly Celeste LEBLANC]) bt. 5 July 1778 Spons: Angel BOURQUE & Anne Marie TIBODO. Fr. LUIS, Cure (Opel. Ch.: v.1-A, p.15).

She was the daughter of Jean Louis Langlinais and Marie Hervey.

Jean Baptiste Robichaud

M, #1085, b. 14 April 1762, d. 14 November 1829

Father

Amable Robichaud b. 1732, d. 7 Dec 1766

Mother

Anastasie Dugas b. c 1738, d. 1811

Note*

Jean Baptiste Robichaud second generation at Bayou Lafourche, Thibodaux, LA.^1,2

Birth*

14 April 1762

He was born on 14 April 1762 at Halifax.³

He was the son of Amable Robichaud and Anastasie Dugas.

Immigration*

1765

Jean Baptiste Robichaud immigrated in 1765; Acadian.⁴

Marriage*

28 August 1787

He married Marthe Marie LeBlanc, daughter of Etienne LeBlanc pere and Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux, on 28 August 1787 at Donaldsonville; Witness-Jean LaForetry (ASC-2, 9).^3,5

Census*

1810

Jean Baptiste Robichaud and Marthe Marie LeBlanc appeared on the census of 1810 at Raceland, LA; Acres RBBL Bounded above by Michel Morvant, below by Joseph Thadee Landry.³

Death*

14 November 1829

Jean Baptiste Robichaud died on 14 November 1829 at Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, LA, at age 67.^6,5

Census*

17 September 1872

He appeared on the census of 17 September 1872 at Lafourche Parish; T15S R17E Sec. 31 RBBL right bank bayou lafourche # 350 Map#2.⁷

Family

Marthe Marie LeBlanc b. 15 Apr 1765, d. 26 Oct 1828

Marriage*

28 August 1787

He married Marthe Marie LeBlanc, daughter of Etienne LeBlanc pere and Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux, on 28 August 1787 at Donaldsonville; Witness-Jean LaForetry (ASC-2, 9).^3,5

Children

Celeste Robichaux+⁵ b. 7 Sep 1789, d. 16 May 1840
Francois Jerome Robichaud⁸ b. 17 Sep 1790
Jean Baptiste Robichaud⁸ b. 14 Aug 1794
Clarise Robichaud b. 18 Mar 1798
Marie Carmelite Robichaud⁸ b. 16 Mar 1799
Joseph Anaclet Robichaud⁸ b. 11 Jun 1803
Hypolite Robichaud⁸ b. 9 Oct 1805
Eugene Robichaud⁸ b. 16 Dec 1807
Narcisse Robichaud⁸ b. 11 Mar 1809

Citations

[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book.
[S15] Speculation.
[S82] Mrs. Audrey B. Westerman, Lafourche Interior Parish, LA, 350.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S137] Evangeline Cousins.
[S86] Stanley LeBlanc e-mail address.
[S82] Mrs. Audrey B. Westerman, Lafourche Interior Parish, LA.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge.

Marie Robichaud

F, #1086, b. circa 1763

Father

Amable Robichaud b. 1732, d. 7 Dec 1766

Mother

Anastasie Dugas b. c 1738, d. 1811

Birth*

circa 1763

Marie Robichaud was born circa 1763 at Halifax.¹

She was the daughter of Amable Robichaud and Anastasie Dugas.

Note*

circa 1764

Marie Robichaud Marie-born c1764, Halifax, aboard ship, or Cap-Français, St.-Domingue, today's Haiti; daughter of Amable ROBICHAUX & Anastasie DUGAS; sister of Henri & Jean-Baptiste; on list of Acadian prisoners at Halifax, Aug 1763, unnamed, with parents & siblings?; arrived LA 1765, age 1; in Cabanocé census, 1766, right [west] bank, age 2, with widowed mother & brothers; not in Cabanocé census of 1769 with the rest of her family, so she probably died young circa 1764.²

Immigration*

1765

She immigrated in 1765; Acadian.²

Citations

[S107] Janet Jehn, Acadian Exiles in the Colonies.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.

Louis Eusebe Robicheaux

M, #1087, b. 1 October 1766, d. 6 December 1825

Father

Amable Robichaud b. 1732, d. 7 Dec 1766

Mother

Anastasie Dugas b. c 1738, d. 1811

Birth*

1 October 1766

Louis Eusebe Robicheaux was born on 1 October 1766 at St. James, LA; SJA Church.¹

He was the son of Amable Robichaud and Anastasie Dugas.

Marriage*

19 April 1792

Louis Eusebe Robicheaux married Elizabeth Babin, daughter of Belony Joseph Babin and Marie B. Landry, on 19 April 1792 at St. James, LA; Wit: Gregory Dugas & Marie Rocher.^1,2

Census*

1810

Louis Eusebe Robicheaux and Elizabeth Babin appeared on the census of 1810 at Thibodaux, LA; acres bounded upstream by Etienne Poirier & downstream by Joseph Roger.¹

Death*

6 December 1825

Louis Eusebe Robicheaux died on 6 December 1825 at Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, LA, at age 59.¹

Census*

17 September 1872

He appeared on the census of 17 September 1872 at Lafourche Parish; T15S R17E Sec. 49 LBBL left bank bayou lafourche # 441 map#2.³

Family

Elizabeth Babin b. 23 May 1771, d. 7 Mar 1842

Children

Marie Louise Robicheaux⁴ b. 25 Oct 1793
Joseph Robicheaux⁴ b. 26 Jul 1795
Francois Valerie Robicheaux⁴ b. 6 Feb 1797
Madeleine Carmelite Robicheaux⁴ b. 17 Aug 1799
Jean Baptiste Robicheaux⁴ b. 2 Oct 1802
Marie Marguerite Robicheaux⁴ b. 20 Sep 1803
Marcelin Robicheaux+⁴ b. 18 Oct 1805
Clementine Robicheaux⁴ b. May 1808
Marcelite Robicheaux⁴ b. 13 Apr 1810

Citations

[S82] Mrs. Audrey B. Westerman, Lafourche Interior Parish, LA, 441.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sja-2.14.
[S82] Mrs. Audrey B. Westerman, Lafourche Interior Parish, LA.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge.

Clemense Robichaud

M, #1088, b. circa 1758

Birth*

circa 1758

Clemense Robichaud was born circa 1758 at Acadia; ?

Marie LeBlanc

F, #1089, b. 24 July 1743

Father

Etienne LeBlanc pere b. 11 Nov 1722, d. b 14 Sep 1769

Mother

Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux b. 9 Feb 1722

Birth*

24 July 1743

Marie LeBlanc was born on 24 July 1743 at Grand Pre, St-Charles des Mines Parish.^1,2,3

She was the daughter of Etienne LeBlanc pere and Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux.

Citations

[S52] Bona Arsenault, Grand-Pre book.
[S86] Stanley LeBlanc e-mail address.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sga-3.21a.

Simon Joseph LeBlanc

M, #1090, b. 16 December 1744, d. 14 July 1810

Father

Etienne LeBlanc pere b. 11 Nov 1722, d. b 14 Sep 1769

Mother

Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux b. 9 Feb 1722

Story*

Generation No. 4

21. SIMON JOSEPH5 LEBLANC (ETIENNE4, RENE3, ANTOINE2, DANIEL1) was born Dec 16, 1744 in Grand Pre, NS, and died 1810 in Donaldsonville, LA. He married ELIZABETH LEBLANC Sep 21, 1772 in Church of the Ascension, Donaldsonville, Louisiana, daughter of JOSEPH LEBLANC and ELIZABETH GAUDET. She was born Abt. 1754 in Grand Pre, NS, and died May 1815 in Ascension Parish, LA.

Notes for SIMON JOSEPH LEBLANC:

Baptism is abstracted in the Diocese of Baton Rouge (DOBR) Catholic Church Records, Volume Ia, Revised, page 152. Sep 21 1772 marriage is abstracted in DOBR, Volume 2, page 483. His parents are listed as Stephan (Etienne) LeBlanc and Elizabeth Boudrot. Elizabeth's parents listed as Joseph LeBlanc and Elisabeth Godin of St. James. Marriage witnesses Martin Prejean & Francois Duhon (ASC-1, 120). Wife was his 3rd cousin.

The abstract below was taken from Ensemble Encore: Together Again! The Acadian Memorial Archive at http://jaguar.net-connect.net/amemorial/

[Note: It has been edited to remove information that belongs to Simon LeBlanc, bn. 1741 m. Anne Arceneau. Also corrected a typo that showed him as 22 in 1777 - he was 32 at the time of the census]

Given Names: Simon Surname: LeBlanc Date of Birth: 12/16/1744

Birthplace: St. Charles aux Mines Parish, Grand Pré, Acadia

Mother: Élizabeth Boudrot Father: Étienne LeBlanc

Marriage: Married Elizabeth (Isabelle) LeBlanc, daughter of Joseph LeBlanc and Elizabeth Gaudin, at the Church of the Ascension (modern-day Donaldsonville), September 20, 1772.

Children: Joseph (born 1774), Marie Madeleine (born 1775), Marguerite (born 1779), Simon (born 1781), Louis (born 1783), Balthazar (born 1786), Céleste (born 1788)

Louisiana: Ecclesiastical records indicate that Etienne LeBlanc's family was in Louisiana in 1765. The family probably settled temporarily in the Attakapas District before moving to Cabannocé. The April 9, 1766, census lists the following persons in Etienne LeBlanc's household: Etienne (43), his wife Elizabeth Boudrot (45), and the following children: Simon (22), Etienne (15), Mathurin (12), Joseph (5), Marguerite (19), Magdelaine (8), and Marie (2). The family resided on a parcel of land measuring six arpents frontage on the left bank of the Mississippi River. Etienne LeBlanc owned two firearms. The census also indicates that Simon owned a parcel of land measuring 4 arpents frontage along the right bank of the Mississippi. He had a firearm in his possession. Identified in the September 14, 1769, census of St. Jacques de Cabannocé as a twenty-four-year-old bachelor living alone. He occupied a tract of land with 4 arpents frontage. He owned two cows, five hogs, one sheep, and one musket. The January 23, 1770, muster roll of Louis Judice's Militia Company, Cabannocé District, Acadian Coast, indicates that he was a fusilier and a twenty-four-year-old bachelor Identified in the August 1, 1770, census of the right bank of Ascension Parish as a twenty-four-year-old bachelor living alone. Identified by Assumption Parish officials as a local farmer with surplus rice and/or corn during the 1770 colonial grain shortage. A December 25, 1770, list indicates that he had thirty barrels of surplus corn. Unlike numerous other Acadian residents of the Cabannocé District, he reportedly approved of Chevalier de Bellevue's land survey, which drastically reduced some waterfront properties, while drastically increasing the size of others, ca. May 27, 1771. The April 15, 1777, census of the inhabitants of the Ascension Parish of the Lafourche des Chetimachas District indicates that he was the thirty-two-year-old head of a household that included the following persons: Isabelle (Elizabeth) LeBlanc, his wife, 22 years old; Magdeleine (Madeleine) LeBlanc, his daughter, 18 months old; and Joseph LeBlanc, his son, 3 years old. Simon LeBlanc and his family owned a tract of land with six arpents frontage on the Mississippi River. They also owned twenty cattle, one horse, five hogs, and two muskets.

Sources: Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records, 1:105; Census of Cabannocé, April 9, 1766, AGI, PPC, 187A; ; Arsenault, Histoire et généalogie, 6:2542; List of Acadians Settlers on Both Sides of the [Mississippi] River, from Jacques Cantrelle's Farm to Isle aux Marais, September 14, 1769, AGI, PPC, 187A-2; List of Settlers in Assumption Parish Who Have Corn and Rice Surpluses, 1770, AGI, PPC, 188A:5/13; Muster Roll of Louis Judice's Militia Company, Cabannocé District, 1770, AGI, PPC, legajo 161; Muster Roll, Louis Judice's Militia Company, Cabannocé District, Acadian Coast, January 23, 1770, AGI, PPC, legajo 161; Census of Ascension Parish, August 1, 1770, AGI, PPC, 188A; Chevalier de Bellevue to Luís de Unzaga, May 27, 1771, AGI, PPC, 188C:64; General Census of the Settlers in Ascension Parish of the Lafourche des Chetimachas District, April 15, 1777, AGI, PPC, 190:173 et seq; Detachment that captured Mr. duBreuil's boat, June 17, 1777, AGI, PPC, 191:342; Louis Judice to (Bernardo de Gálvez), September 26, 1777, AGI, PPC, 190:300-301vo.

More About SIMON JOSEPH LEBLANC: Baptism: Dec 16, 1744, Sponsers: Jean Baptiste LeBlanc & Marguerite Hulin (SGA-3, 30a)

Notes for ELIZABETH LEBLANC:Husband was her 3rd cousin. Name also spelled Isabelle and Ysabelle.¹

Note*

circa 1744

Simon Joseph LeBlanc Simon-born c1744, probably Grand-Pré; son of Étienne LEBLANC & Élisabeth BOUDREAUX; brother of Étienne, fils, Joseph, Madeleine, Marguerite, Marie-Marthe-Élisabeth, & Mathurin; at Miramichi 1760, age 16?; on list of Acadian families at Fort Edward, formerly Pigiguit, unnamed, with parents & siblings?; arrived LA 1765, age 21; in Cabanocé census, 1766, right [west] bank, JUDICE's Company, Cabanocé Militia, age 22, with parents & siblings, 4 arpents next to father Étienne, père, & 1 gun; in Cabanocé census, 1769, occupying lot number 43 next to his widowed mother, right [west] bank, age 24, listed singly so still a bachelor; in Ascension census, 1770, right [west] bank, age 26, head of "family" number 12, listed singly so still a bachelor, with 6 arpents next to his mother; married, age 28, Élisabeth/Isabelle, daughter of Joseph LEBLANC & Isabelle GAUDET, 20 Sep 1772, Ascension, now Donaldsonville; in Ascension census, 1777, right [west] bank, age 22[sic, probably 33], head of family number 11, with wife Izabel age 22, son Joseph age 3, daughter Magdelaine age 18 mos., 6 arpents, 0 slaves, 20 cattle, 1 horse, 0 sheep, 5 swine, 2 arms; died [buried] Ascension Parish 16 Jul 1810, age 66 circa 1744.²

Birth*

16 December 1744

He was born on 16 December 1744 at Grand Pre, St-Charles des Mines Parish.^3,4,5

He was the son of Etienne LeBlanc pere and Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux.

Immigration*

1765

Simon Joseph LeBlanc immigrated in 1765; Acadian.²

Census*

9 April 1766

He appeared on the census of 9 April 1766 at St. Jacques de Cabannoce; owned a parcel of land measuring 4 arpents frontage along the right bank of the Mississippi Riber.¹

Milit-Beg*

23 January 1770

He began military service on 23 January 1770 at St. Jacques de Cabannoce muster roll of Louis Judice's Militia Comany - he was a fusilier & 24 yrs.¹

Marriage*

21 September 1772

He married Elizabeth LeBlanc, daughter of Joseph Le Blanc pere and Elizabeth Gaudet, on 21 September 1772 at Donaldsonville; wit: Martin Prejean & Francois Duhon (ASC-1, 120) Church of the Ascension.¹

Census*

1777

Simon Joseph LeBlanc and Elizabeth LeBlanc appeared on the census of 1777 at Lafourche des Chetimachas, Ascension Parish; west bank of Mississippi.⁶

Death*

14 July 1810

Simon Joseph LeBlanc died on 14 July 1810 at Donaldsonville at age 65; asc-4,95 @ 66 yrs.^1,7

Family

Elizabeth LeBlanc b. c 1754, d. 24 May 1815

Marriage*

21 September 1772

Children

Magdeleine LeBlanc b. c 1755, d. 31 May 1809
Joseph LeBlanc b. c 1777
Marguerite LeBlanc⁷ b. 25 Jan 1780
Simon LeBlanc⁷ b. 24 Jun 1781
Louis LeBlanc⁷ b. 29 Sep 1783, d. 22 Aug 1795
Benjamin LeBlanc+⁷ b. 1786, d. b 1830
Hipolite LeBlanc⁷ b. 11 Aug 1786
Celeste LeBlanc⁷ b. 1788
Etienne LeBlanc+⁷ b. 3 Nov 1789
Eleonore Carmelite LeBlanc⁷ b. 9 Jan 1792
Jean Baptiste LeBlanc⁷ b. 19 Jan 1794, d. 27 Oct 1817

Citations

[S86] Stanley LeBlanc e-mail address.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S52] Bona Arsenault, Grand-Pre book.
[S86] Stanley LeBlanc e-mail address, e-mail address.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sga-3.30a.
[S92] Albert Robichaux, Bayou Lafourche Colonial Settlers, 10.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge.

Anne LeBlanc

F, #1091, b. 19 July 1746, d. 1836

Father

Etienne LeBlanc pere b. 11 Nov 1722, d. b 14 Sep 1769

Mother

Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux b. 9 Feb 1722

Birth*

19 July 1746

Anne LeBlanc was born on 19 July 1746 at Grand Pre, St-Charles des Mines Parish.^1,2,3

She was the daughter of Etienne LeBlanc pere and Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux.

Marriage*

circa 1766

Anne LeBlanc married Amand Melanson, son of Ambroise Melanson and Marguerite Comeau, circa 1766 at Pisiquid.^4,2

Death*

1836

Anne LeBlanc died in 1836 at Grosses Coques, St. Mary's Bay, NS; at 90 yrs.²

Family

Amand Melanson b. 2 May 1741, d. b 1818

Citations

[S52] Bona Arsenault, Grand-Pre book.
[S86] Stanley LeBlanc e-mail address.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sga-3.39a.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 1160.

Marguerite LeBlanc

F, #1092, b. 22 March 1748, d. before 1786

Father

Etienne LeBlanc pere b. 11 Nov 1722, d. b 14 Sep 1769

Mother

Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux b. 9 Feb 1722

Note*

Marguerite LeBlanc children ?
there are several marriages between Joseph LeBlanc and Marguerite LeBlanc.¹

Birth*

22 March 1748

She was born on 22 March 1748 at Grand Pre, St-Charles des Mines Parish.^2,3,4

She was the daughter of Etienne LeBlanc pere and Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux.

Immigration*

1765

Marguerite LeBlanc immigrated in 1765; Acadian.⁵

Marriage*

3 February 1771

She married Joseph LeBlanc fils, son of Joseph Le Blanc pere and Elizabeth Gaudet, on 3 February 1771; married, age 21, (1)Marguerite, daughter of Étienne LEBLANC & Élisabeth/Isabelle BOUDREAUX, 3 Feb 1771, St.-Jacques

wit: Joseph Blanchard & Francois Duhon (SJA-1, 13a).⁵

Census*

15 April 1777

Marguerite LeBlanc and Joseph LeBlanc fils appeared on the census of 15 April 1777 at St. Jacques de Cabannoce; she was 28 year old, husband was 25 yrs old living on the right bank of the Mississippi River at St. James.³

Death*

before 1786

Marguerite LeBlanc died before 1786 at Donaldsonville.³

Family

Joseph LeBlanc fils b. 26 Sep 1750, d. 11 Oct 1818

Marriage*

3 February 1771

Child

Donat LeBlanc¹ b. c 1781

Citations

[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge.
[S52] Bona Arsenault, Grand-Pre book.
[S86] Stanley LeBlanc e-mail address.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sga-3.48b.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.

Etienne LeBlanc fils¹

M, #1093, b. 1 January 1751, d. 3 October 1796

Father

Etienne LeBlanc pere b. 11 Nov 1722, d. b 14 Sep 1769

Mother

Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux b. 9 Feb 1722

Story*

Notes for ETIENNE LEBLANC:

The abstract below was taken from Ensemble Encore: Together Again! The Acadian Memorial Archive at http://jaguar.net-connect.net/amemorial/

Given Names: Étienne Surname: LeBlanc Date of Birth: 1/1/1751

Birthplace: Acadia Mother: Élizabeth Boudrot (Boudreaux)

Father: Étienne LeBlanc

Marriage: Married Osite LeBlanc, daughter of Désiré LeBlanc and Marie Madeleine Landry, at St. Jacques de Cabannocé, January 7, 1778. The married record was witnessed by Mathurin LeBlanc and Joseph Landry.

Children: Anne Catherine (born September 25, 1778), Edouard (born June 4, 1780), Anne Céleste (born November 14, 1782), Marceline (born November 25, 1780)), André Étienne (born August 16, 1791; married February 10, 1812), Étienne Privot (born July 22, 1793), Gustave (born October 6, 1795), Manette (probably Nanette, a nickname for Anne) (married July 25, 1808)

Louisiana: Ecclesiastical records indicate that Etienne LeBlanc's family was in Louisiana in 1765. The family probably settled temporarily in the Attakapas District before moving to Cabannocé. The April 9, 1766, census lists the following persons in Etienne LeBlanc's household: Etienne (43), his wife Elizabeth Boudrot (45), and the following children: Simon (22), Etienne (15), Mathurin (12), Joseph (5), Marguerite (19), Magdelaine (8), and Marie (2). The family resided on a parcel of land measuring six arpents frontage on the right bank of the Mississippi River. Etienne LeBlanc owned two firearms. Identified in the September 14, 1769, census of St. Jacques de Cabannocé as a seventeen-year-old member of his widowed mother's household. The January 23, 1770, muster roll of Louis Judice's Militia Company, Cabannocé District, Acadian Coast, indicates that he was a fusilier and a seventeen-year-old bachelor. Identified in the August 1, 1770, census of the right bank of Ascension Parish as a sixteen-year-old member of his widowed mother's household. That household also included the following siblings: Mathurin, 14 years old; Marguerite, 20 years old; Marie Madeleine, 3 years old; and Marie Marthe, 6 years old. Petitioned Governor Luís de Unzaga for a land grant with six arpents frontage contiguous to that of François Duon (Duhon), ca. April 1771. Louis Judice, co-commandant of the Cabannocé District, informed Unzaga on April 22, 1771, that the land had been abandoned by Jean Jeansonne two years earlier. The April 15, 1777, census of the inhabitants of the Ascension Parish of the Lafourche des Chetimachas District indicates that he was a twenty-four-year-old member of his widowed mother's household. On July 27, 1777, at a meeting of all district settlers to discuss the merits of a proposal— presented to the governor by ranchers in other districts—to allow cattle to range freely throughout the year, he joined fifty-three other Lafourche de Chetimachas landowners in signing a petition expressing his opposition to the recommendation "made by people too lazy to make pens big enough to provide pasturage for their herds." On November 21, 1784, LeBlanc is identified in official governmental correspondence as the acting sublieutenant in the Cabannocé militia unit. On March 16, 1793, Paul Breau, sindic for the Cabannocé area, formally complained to the governor about the negligence of Pierre Part and Étienne (Estienne) Leblanc. Both men had ignored the sindic's orders to repair their levees. Alarmed by the daily rise in the Mississippi River, Breau asked the governor to order Part and LeBlanc, who werer evidently absentee landowners, to report to the Cabannocé District immediately and to undertake the necessary repairs. Identified as an Ascension Parish contributor to a fund for the victims of the extremely destructive 1788 New Orleans fire. He appears to have been the Étienne LeBlanc whose military service record was compiled by the Spanish colonial government on June 30, 1792. This service record indicates that it he was thirty-nine-years of age and a native of Louisbourg, Canada. (The birthplace cited in his service record also appears in numerous other Acadian service records. It appears to have been a generic term used by the Spanish scribe for Acadia.) According to the service record, he was married and enjoyed robust health. He became a volunteer in the colonial militia on February 12, 1770; He was promoted to the rank of sergeant-first class on September 10, 1779. He had served in the Cabannocé mliitia for twenty-two years and in the German Coast Disciplined Provincial Militia for four months and nineteen days. He had participated in the Spanish campaigns against Manchac and Baton Rouge (1779) and Mobile (1780). The service record indicates that his his conduct needed improvement. He had demonstrated valor in his military service, but he had also exhibited only average application to duty and poor ability. Ecclesiastical records indicate that he was a resident of Ascension Parish in 1799.

Death: His burial record maintains that he was forty-five years of age at the time of his death.

Interred At: Cabannocé

Sources: Census of Cabannocé, April 9, 1766, AGI, PPC, 187A; Arsenault, Histoire et généalogie, 6:2542; Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records, 2:464; List of Acadians Settlers on Both Sides of the [Mississippi] River, from Jacques Cantrelle's Farm to Isle aux Marais, September 14, 1769, AGI, PPC, 187A-2; Muster Roll of Louis Judice's Militia Company, Cabannocé District, 1770, AGI, PPC, legajo 161; Muster Roll, Louis Judice's Militia Company, Cabannocé District, Acadian Coast, January 23, 1770, AGI, PPC, legajo 161; Census of Ascension Parish, August 1, 1770, AGI, PPC, 188A; Louis Judice to Luís de Unzaga, April 22, 1771, AGI, PPC, 188B:90; General Census of the Settlers in Ascension Parish of the Lafourche des Chetimachas District, April 15, 1777, AGI, PPC, 190:173 et seq; Procès-verbal of an Assembly Regarding the "Abandonment" of Stray Cattle, July 27, 1777, AGI, PPC, 190:293; Estevan Miró to Michel Cantrelle, November 21, 1784, AGI, PPC, 197:279; List of Ascension Parish settlers who contributed funds to the victims of the 1788 fire in New Orleans, 1788, AGI, PPC, 202:260-261vo; Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records, 2:464; Nora Lee Clouatre Pollard, The Book of LeBlanc, 70; Paul Braux (Breau) to the governor, March 16, 1793, AGI, PPC, 208:233; Holmes, Honor and Fidelity, 199; Woods and Nolan, comps., Sacramental Records, 4:236; Marchand, An Attempt to Re-Assemble the Old Settlers in Family Groups, 70.

More About ETIENNE LEBLANC and OSITE LEBLANC:

Marriage: Jan 07, 1778, St. James Parish, LA.²

Note*

circa 1751

Etienne LeBlanc fils Etienne-born c1751, probably Grand-Pré; son of Étienne LEBLANC & Élisabeth BOUDREAUX; brother of Joseph, Marguerite, Marie-Madeleine, Marie-Marthe-Élisabeth, Mathurin, & Simon; at Miramichi 1760, age 9?; on list of Acadian families at Fort Edward, formerly Pigiguit, unnamed, with parents & siblings?; arrived LA 1765, age 14; in Cabanocé census, 1766, right [west] bank, called Éstienne, age 15, with parents & siblings; in Cabanocé census, 1769, right [west] bank, called Éstienne, age 17, with widowed mother & siblings; in Ascension census, 1770, right [west] bank, age 16, with widowed mother & siblings; in Ascension census, 1777, right [west] bank, called Éstienne, age 24, with widowed mother & siblings; married, age 27, Osite, daughter of Désiré LEBLANC & Marie-Madeleine LANDRY, 7 Jan 1778, St.-Jacques; in JUDICE's Company, Acadian Coast Militia, Aug 1779, called Éstienne, fusileer; died [buried] St.-Jacques 3 Oct 1796, age 45 circa 1751.¹

Birth*

1 January 1751

He was born on 1 January 1751 at Grand Pre.^3,2

He was the son of Etienne LeBlanc pere and Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux.

Census*

1765

Etienne LeBlanc fils appeared on the census of 1765 at LA.²

Immigration*

1765

He immigrated in 1765; Acadian.¹

Milit-Beg*

23 January 1770

He began military service on 23 January 1770 at St. Jacques de Cabannoce muster roll of Louis Judice's Militia Company - 17 year old bachelor & a Fusilier.

Marriage*

7 January 1778

He married Osite LeBlanc, daughter of Desire Le Blanc and Madeleine Marie Landry, on 7 January 1778 at St. Jacques de Cabannoce, St. James Parish.²

Milit-End*

21 November 1784

Etienne LeBlanc fils ended military service on 21 November 1784 at St. Jacques de Cabannoce; acting Sublieutenant in the Militia unit.²

Death*

3 October 1796

He died on 3 October 1796 at St. Jacques de Cabannoce at age 45; died [buried] St.-Jacques 3 Oct 1796, age 45

at a reported 45 yrs-c 1799-Stanley.^2,1

Residence*

1799

He lived in 1799 at Ascension Parish.²

Family

Osite LeBlanc b. c 1760, d. 17 Jan 1808

Marriage*

7 January 1778

He married Osite LeBlanc, daughter of Desire Le Blanc and Madeleine Marie Landry, on 7 January 1778 at St. Jacques de Cabannoce, St. James Parish.²

Children

Anne Catherine LeBlanc⁴ b. 25 Sep 1778
Edouard LeBlanc⁴ b. 4 Jun 1780
Marie Celeste LeBlanc⁴ b. 14 Nov 1782
Celeste LeBlanc⁴ b. 25 Oct 1786
Marcelite LeBlanc⁴ b. 25 Nov 1790
Estavan Privato LeBlanc⁴ b. 22 Jul 1793

Citations

[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S86] Stanley LeBlanc e-mail address.
[S52] Bona Arsenault, Grand-Pre book.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge.

Mathurin LeBlanc

M, #1094, b. 1754, d. 10 December 1825

Father

Etienne LeBlanc pere b. 11 Nov 1722, d. b 14 Sep 1769

Mother

Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux b. 9 Feb 1722

Birth*

1754

Mathurin LeBlanc was born in 1754 at Grand Pre.¹

He was the son of Etienne LeBlanc pere and Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux.

Immigration*

1765

Mathurin LeBlanc immigrated in 1765; Acadian.²

Marriage*

4 May 1778

He married Rosalie Terriot, daughter of Joseph Terriot and Magdeleine Bourgeois, on 4 May 1778 at St. James, LA; (SJA-1, 47a) WIT: Etienne LeBlanc (1093?) & Joseph Melanson (His Father - Etienne-146 was already dead).

Residence*

12 December 1780

Mathurin LeBlanc lived on 12 December 1780; Right bank of the Mississippi River, 23 leagues above New Orleans.³

Note*

30 January 1787

He sold same property on 30 January 1787.³

Death*

10 December 1825

He died on 10 December 1825 at Donaldsonville.³

Family

Rosalie Terriot b. c 1756, d. 1820

Marriage*

4 May 1778

Children

Celeste LeBlanc⁴ b. c 1781
Marie Magdeleine LeBlanc⁴ b. 1781
Marie Rose LeBlanc⁴ b. 6 Jan 1786
Charles Mathurin LeBlanc⁴ b. 10 May 1788
Etienne LeBlanc⁴ b. c 1789
Marie Tarsile LeBlanc⁴ b. 17 Feb 1791
Magdeleine LeBlanc⁴ b. 25 Dec 1798

Citations

[S52] Bona Arsenault, Grand-Pre book.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S86] Stanley LeBlanc e-mail address.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge.

Joseph LeBlanc

M, #1095, b. 19 July 1762

Father

Etienne LeBlanc pere b. 11 Nov 1722, d. b 14 Sep 1769

Mother

Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux b. 9 Feb 1722

Note*

19 July 1762

Joseph LeBlanc Joseph-born 19 Jul 1762, probably Halifax; son of Étienne LEBLANC & Élisabeth BOUDREAUX; brother of Étienne, fils, Marguerite, Marie-Madeleine, Marie-Marthe-Élisabeth, Mathurin, & Simon; on list of Acadian families at Fort Edward, formerly Pigiguit, unnamed, with parents & siblings?; arrived LA 1765, age 3; baptized at New Orleans, age 3 1/2, Dec 1765; in Cabanocé census, 1766, right [west] bank, age 5[sic], with parents & siblings on 19 July 1762.¹

Birth*

19 July 1762

He was born on 19 July 1762 at Miramichi; ?^2,3

He was the son of Etienne LeBlanc pere and Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux.

Immigration*

1765

Joseph LeBlanc immigrated in 1765; Acadian.¹

Citations

[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S52] Bona Arsenault, Grand-Pre book, ca 1761.
[S86] Stanley LeBlanc e-mail address.

Marthe Marie LeBlanc¹

F, #1096, b. 15 April 1765, d. 26 October 1828

Father

Etienne LeBlanc pere b. 11 Nov 1722, d. b 14 Sep 1769

Mother

Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux b. 9 Feb 1722

Immigration*

1765

Marthe Marie LeBlanc immigrated in 1765; Acadian.²

Birth*

15 April 1765

She was born on 15 April 1765 at St. James, St. James Parish;
From: "Cajun" Add to Address Book
Date: Thu, 19 Feb 2004 09:11:55 -0600
Subject: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Sisters of Magdalena [Madeleine] LeBlanc m. Joseph Landry
To: [email protected]

Magdeleine LeBlanc my ancestor had 4 sisters.

Marie, bn 1743 - no info available

Anne, bn 1746 m. Amand Melanson and they returned to Acadia after the
exile

Marguerite, bn 1748 m. Joseph LeBlanc [Joseph and Elisabeth Gaudet]Note:
Joseph's sister, Elisabeth m. Marguerite's brother, Simon-Joseph
LeBlanc
[my 4th great-grandparents]

Marie-Marthe-Elisabeth bn 4/15/1765 and baptized in New Orleans on
12/8/1765 m. Jean-Baptiste Robichaux, brother of Henri Robichaux who
was
the 2nd husband of Magdeleine.

Stanley LeBlanc
www.thecajuns.com.^3,1,4,5

Note*

15 April 1765

She Marthe Elizabeth-born 15 Apr 1765, at Halifax, aboard ship, or at Cap-Français, St.-Domingue; daughter of Étienne LEBLANC & Élisabeth BOUDREAUX; sister of Étienne, fils, Joseph, Marguerite, Marie-Madeleine, Mathurin, & Simon; arrived LA 1765, a newborn; baptized at New Orleans, age 7 months, 8 Dec 1765; in Cabanocé census, 1766, right [west] bank, called Marie, age 1, with parents & siblings; in Cabanocé census, 1769, right [west] bank, called Marthe, age 5, with widowed mother & siblings; in Ascension census, 1770, right [west] bank, called Marie-Marthe, age 6, with widowed mother & siblings; in Ascension census, 1777, right [west] bank, called Marie, age 12, with widowed mother & siblings; married, age 18, (1)Jacques, son of Nicolas LECOMPTE & Marie HARRELLE of Roux, Normandy, France, 22 Apr 1783, Ascension, now Donaldsonville; married, age 22, (2)Jean-Baptiste, son of Amable ROBICHAUX & Anastasie DUGAS, & brother of sister Marie-Madeleine's second husband Henri, 28 Aug 1787, Ascension; moved to Lafourche valley; in Valenzuéla census, 1795, called Maria, age 29, with husband, 1 LE COMPTE son, 2 ROBICHAUX sons, & 2 ROBICHAUX daughters; in Valenzuéla census, 1797, called Marie, age 30[sic], with husband, 1 LE COMPTE son, 2 ROBICHAUX sons, & 2 ROBICHAUX daughters; in Valenzuéla census, 1798, called Marie, no surname given, age 32, with husband, 4 ROBICHAUX sons, & 2 ROBICHAUX daughters on 15 April 1765.²

She was the daughter of Etienne LeBlanc pere and Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux.

Census*

15 April 1777

Marthe Marie LeBlanc appeared on the census of 15 April 1777 at Ascension Parish; she was a 12 yrs member of her widowed mother's household.⁴

Marriage*

22 April 1783

She married Santiago LeCompte, son of Nicolas LeCompte and Marie Harrelle, on 22 April 1783 at Donaldsonville; Jacques Lecompte-Marriage 22 April 1783 (Age 18) Jacques Lecompte - [View Family] Ascension, Donaldsonville, Ascension, LA

ASC-1, 149.^2,6

Marriage*

28 August 1787

Marthe Marie LeBlanc married Jean Baptiste Robichaud, son of Amable Robichaud and Anastasie Dugas, on 28 August 1787 at Donaldsonville; Witness-Jean LaForetry (ASC-2, 9).^1,6

Census*

1810

Marthe Marie LeBlanc and Jean Baptiste Robichaud appeared on the census of 1810 at Raceland, LA; Acres RBBL Bounded above by Michel Morvant, below by Joseph Thadee Landry.¹

Death*

26 October 1828

Marthe Marie LeBlanc died on 26 October 1828 at Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, LA, at age 63.^1,4

Family 1

Santiago LeCompte b. c 1763

Marriage*

22 April 1783

Family 2

Jean Baptiste Robichaud b. 14 Apr 1762, d. 14 Nov 1829

Marriage*

28 August 1787

Marthe Marie LeBlanc married Jean Baptiste Robichaud, son of Amable Robichaud and Anastasie Dugas, on 28 August 1787 at Donaldsonville; Witness-Jean LaForetry (ASC-2, 9).^1,6

Children

Celeste Robichaux+⁶ b. 7 Sep 1789, d. 16 May 1840
Francois Jerome Robichaud⁷ b. 17 Sep 1790
Jean Baptiste Robichaud⁷ b. 14 Aug 1794
Clarise Robichaud b. 18 Mar 1798
Marie Carmelite Robichaud⁷ b. 16 Mar 1799
Joseph Anaclet Robichaud⁷ b. 11 Jun 1803
Hypolite Robichaud⁷ b. 9 Oct 1805
Eugene Robichaud⁷ b. 16 Dec 1807
Narcisse Robichaud⁷ b. 11 Mar 1809

Citations

[S82] Mrs. Audrey B. Westerman, Lafourche Interior Parish, LA, 350.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S52] Bona Arsenault, Grand-Pre book.
[S86] Stanley LeBlanc e-mail address.
[S15] Speculation.
[S137] Evangeline Cousins.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge.

Madeleine Marie LeBlanc¹

F, #1097, b. 1 January 1767

Father

Etienne LeBlanc pere b. 11 Nov 1722, d. b 14 Sep 1769

Mother

Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux b. 9 Feb 1722

Birth*

1 January 1767

Madeleine Marie LeBlanc was born on 1 January 1767 at Ascension Parish.^2,1

She was the daughter of Etienne LeBlanc pere and Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux.

Citations

[S86] Stanley LeBlanc e-mail address.
[S52] Bona Arsenault, Grand-Pre book.

Eusebe Arceneaux

M, #1098, b. 1761, d. 11 October 1825

Father

Pierre Arceneaux b. 1735, d. 1769

Mother

Josephine Godin dit Lincour b. c 1742, d. b 1799

Birth*

1761

Eusebe Arceneaux was born in 1761 at la Pointe de Beausejour; ?¹

He was the son of Pierre Arceneaux and Josephine Godin dit Lincour.

Note*

circa 1762

Eusebe Arceneaux Eusèbe, elder son of Pierre Arseneau of Chignecto and Marie-Josèphe Godin dit Lincour of Rivière St.-Jean and brother of Pierre, fils, was born at Halifax in c1762, when the British were holding his parents as prisoners there. His parents came to Louisiana in 1765 but did not follow the Joseph Broussard dit Beausoleil party to the Bayou Teche valley. They settled, instead, at Cabanocé/St.-Jacques, where Eusèbe's father died in the late 1760s. Still a teenager, Eusèbe was living with his stepfather, mother, and siblings on the right, or west, bank of the river at Ascension in 1777. Eusèbe married Rosalie, daughter of fellow Acadian Jean-Baptiste Bergeron dit d'Amboise, at St.-Jacques in August 1788. They settled on upper Bayou Lafourche, where more children were born to them. Their daughters married into the Blanchard, Daigle, Gautreaux, and Theriot families. Eusèbe died in Assumption Parish in October 1825; he was 62 years old. Most of his descendants remained on upper Bayou Lafourche, but some of them settled as far down as Lockport in Lafourche Parish, and a grandson moved to the Gonzales area of Ascension Parish after the War Between the States. circa 1762.²

Immigration*

1765

He immigrated in 1765; Acadian.²

Marriage*

6 August 1788

He married Rosalie Bergeron, daughter of Jean Baptiste Bergeron dit d'Amboise and Marguerite Bernard, on 6 August 1788 at St. James, LA; wit: Narciso Carmus, Leonor Presan of Lafourche.³

Note*

2 January 1789

Eusebe Arceneaux and Pierre Louis Arceneaux Pierre sold house that consisted of post in the ground, covered with pickets - that was above Eusebe Arsenault's place on 2 January 1789.

Residence*

2 September 1789

Eusebe Arceneaux lived on 2 September 1789; LBMR [left bank Mississippi River] sold to Jacques LeBlanc of Kabahanoce [St. James].

Census*

1795

He and Rosalie Bergeron appeared on the census of 1795 at Valenzuela; Bayou Lafourche.⁴

Death*

11 October 1825

Eusebe Arceneaux died on 11 October 1825.⁵

Family

Rosalie Bergeron b. 1768, d. 7 Dec 1839

Marriage*

6 August 1788

He married Rosalie Bergeron, daughter of Jean Baptiste Bergeron dit d'Amboise and Marguerite Bernard, on 6 August 1788 at St. James, LA; wit: Narciso Carmus, Leonor Presan of Lafourche.³

Children

Eusebe Alexandre Arceneaux⁶ b. 22 Jul 1789
Modeste Arceneaux+⁵ b. 29 Jun 1796
Marie Doralise Arceneaux⁷ b. 1 Dec 1807

Citations

[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sja-2.5.
[S92] Albert Robichaux, Bayou Lafourche Colonial Settlers, 56.
[S137] Evangeline Cousins.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sja-3.26.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge.

Elizabeth Marie Trahan

F, #1099, b. 1759, d. 5 April 1835

Father

Pierre Trahan b. 1737, d. 8 Sep 1803

Mother

Marguerite Vincent Duhon b. 1741, d. a May 1803

Birth*

1759

Elizabeth Marie Trahan was born in 1759 at Liverpool, England.¹

She was the daughter of Pierre Trahan and Marguerite Vincent Duhon.

Note*

18 March 1759

Elizabeth Marie Trahan Elizabeth-born 18 Mar 1759, Liverpool, England; daughter of Pierre TRAHAN & Marguerite DUHON of Rivière-aux-Canards; repatriated to Morlaix, France, 1763, age 4; at Belle-Île-en-Mer, France, 1765; married Lucien, son of Charles BOURG & Madeleine BLANCHARD, early 1780s, France; sailed to LA on L'Amitié, age 25; settled on upper Vermilion; died Lafayette Parish 5 Apr 1835, age 66[sic]; succession record dated 12 May 1835, Lafayette Parish courthouse on 18 March 1759.²

Marriage*

before 1782

She married Lucien Louis Bourg, son of Jean Charles Bourg and Madeleine Blanchard, before 1782; see child's birth.

Immigration*

November 1785

Elizabeth Marie Trahan immigrated in November 1785; Acadian.²

Death*

5 April 1835

She died on 5 April 1835 at Lafayette; died Lafayette Parish 5 Apr 1835, age 66[sic]; succession record dated 12 May 1835, Lafayette Parish courthouse

d. 5 April 1835 at age 66 yrs. (Laf. Ch.: v. 3.²

Probate*

12 May 1835

Her estate was probated on 12 May 1835 at Lafayette; BOURG, Lucien m. Marie TRAHAN In Succ. of Marie TRAHAN dated 12 May 1835 (Laf. Ct. Hse.: Succ. #298) (torn out).

Family

Lucien Louis Bourg b. 30 Oct 1763, d. 23 Sep 1841

Marriage*

before 1782

She married Lucien Louis Bourg, son of Jean Charles Bourg and Madeleine Blanchard, before 1782; see child's birth.

Children

Marie Bourg+³ b. c 1783
Jean Firmin Bourg+³ b. 2 Apr 1786
Marguerite Bourg+ b. 24 Dec 1789
Francois Bourg+³ b. c 1792, d. 13 Nov 1835

Citations

[S52] Bona Arsenault, Grand-Pre book.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd101.

Genevieve Trahan

F, #1100, b. 29 December 1762, d. 8 October 1787

Father

Pierre Trahan b. 1737, d. 8 Sep 1803

Mother

Marguerite Vincent Duhon b. 1741, d. a May 1803

Note*

circa 1762

Genevieve Trahan Genevieve-born c1762, probably Liverpool, England; daughter of Pierre TRAHAN & Marguerite DUHON; sister of Anne, Catherine-Marguerite, Élisabeth-Apolline, Joseph-Marie, & Marie-Francoise; on list of Acadians at Nantes, France, Sep 1784, unnamed, with parents & siblings; sailed to LA on Le St.-Rémi, age 23; married, age 24, Jean-Baptiste, son of Germain MORIN & Ursule VALLIÈRE of St.-Pierre, Canada, 28 Nov 1786, Attakapas, now St. Martinville; died [buried] Attakapas 8 Oct 1787, age 25 circa 1762.¹

Birth*

29 December 1762

She was born on 29 December 1762 at Liverpool, England; from Evangeline Cousins-day, month.²

She was the daughter of Pierre Trahan and Marguerite Vincent Duhon.

Immigration*

September 1785

Genevieve Trahan immigrated in September 1785; Acadian.¹

Marriage*

28 November 1786

She married Jean Baptiste Morin on 28 November 1786; married, age 24, Jean-Baptiste, son of Germain MORIN & Ursule VALLIÈRE of St.-Pierre, Canada, 28 Nov 1786, Attakapas, now St. Martinville.¹

Death*

8 October 1787

Genevieve Trahan died on 8 October 1787 at St. Martinville at age 24; ? this one-bur. 8 Oct. 1787 at age 25 yrs. Fr. Josef Antonio MASEDA (SM Ch.: v.4.

Family

Jean Baptiste Morin b. c 1762

Citations

[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S52] Bona Arsenault, Grand-Pre book.

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Jacques Bourgeois

Family

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Jeanne Trahan

Family

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Rene Breaux

Family

Marye Reneaume

Family

Antoine Bourg

Family

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Antoinette Landry

Family

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Antoine Hebert

Family

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Genevieve LeFranc

Family

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Etienne I Hebert

Family

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Marie Gaudet

Family 1

Family 2

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Michel Boudrot

Family

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Michelle Aucoin

Family

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Jean Louis Langlinais1

Family 1

Family 2

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Angelique Langlinais

Jean Baptiste Robichaud

Family

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Marie Robichaud

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Louis Eusebe Robicheaux

Family

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Clemense Robichaud

Marie LeBlanc

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Simon Joseph LeBlanc

Family

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Anne LeBlanc

Family

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Marguerite LeBlanc

Family

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Etienne LeBlanc fils1

Family

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Mathurin LeBlanc

Family

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Joseph LeBlanc

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Marthe Marie LeBlanc1

Family 1

Family 2

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Madeleine Marie LeBlanc1

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Eusebe Arceneaux

Family

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Elizabeth Marie Trahan

Jean Louis Langlinais¹

Etienne LeBlanc fils¹

Marthe Marie LeBlanc¹

Madeleine Marie LeBlanc¹