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Bridgete Breaux

F, #131, b. 17 March 1719, d. 5 August 1765

Father

Pierre Breaux b. c 1670, d. a 1760

Mother

Anne Le Blanc b. c 1681, d. 29 Jan 1770

CLARENCE B*

Bridgete Breaux was clarence b 163.

Birth*

17 March 1719

She was born on 17 March 1719 at Rivere Aux Canards, Grand Pre, St-Charles des Mines Parish.^1,2

She was the daughter of Pierre Breaux and Anne Le Blanc.

Marriage*

circa 1739

Bridgete Breaux married Charles Thibodeau, son of Michel Thibodeau and Agnes Dugas, circa 1739 at Port Royal.^3,1

Census*

12 August 1763

Bridgete Breaux and Charles Thibodeau appeared on the census of 12 August 1763 at Halifax; Brigitte Breau, widow of Charles Thibodeau, did come to Louisiana with Joseph Brossard's group.

In the 12th August 1763 listing of prisoners in Halifax, just above "Bonneaveture Gauden" is:
Cherle Tibaudo his wife three children
These are Charles Thibodeau, his wife Brigitte Breau and their children Anselme, Anne, and Marie-Louise. This indicates Charles was alive in August 1763.

I have a note: 1764 Antilles (Saint-Domingue) Brigitte a widow. Sorry I don't
have the source for that note. This indicates Charles died before late 1764.

On 1 April 1765 in New Orleans, Brigitte received a receipt from merchant Antoine de St. Maxent for 48 livres in Canadian card money and an additional 821.12 livres in Canadian paper money.

On 5 August 1765 Brigitte died in Attakapas District (Hebert v 1A p 112).

Brigitte died before the first census of the Attakapas District on 25 April
1766, but in that census are listed (Voorhies p. 124):
Attakapas-Bayou Queue de Tortue (near present day Broussard, LA)
Anselmo Thiboudeau 1 girl

These are the children of Charles and Brigitte: Anselme age 17 and Anne age
11. The third child Marie-Louise age 2 was not with them.

The 1769 census of Attakapas has Anselme (20) and Marie-Louise (5) as members
of Rene Trahan's household.

The 1771 census of Attakapas has Anne (16) as a member of Joseph Broussard's
household.

Hope this helps.

Roger Rozendal
[email protected].

Milit-Beg*

12 August 1763

Bridgete Breaux began military service on 12 August 1763 at Halifax possibly - French Acadians living as prisoners at...
widow with 6 children.⁴

Psgr List*

25 February 1765

She was found on a passenger list on 25 February 1765 at New Orleans; exchanged card money [original 32].⁵

Note*

1 April 1765

She On 1 April 1765 in New Orleans, Brigitte received a receipt from merchant Antoine de St. Maxent for 48 livres in Canadian card money and an additional 821.12 livres in Canadian paper money. on 1 April 1765 at New Orleans.

Immigration*

30 April 1765

She immigrated on 30 April 1765 to New Orleans; This family came to Louisiana with Joseph Broussard where in April 1765.⁵

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/

List of 231 Acadians In Louisiana April 30, 1765.

Burial*

5 August 1765

She was buried on 5 August 1765 at St. Martinville; BREAUX, Brigitte wid. of Charles THIBAUDEAU bur. 5 Aug. 1765. Fr. Jean FRANCOIS (SM Ch.: v.1, p.9)

BREAUX, Brigitte - widow of Charles THIBAUDEAU bur. 5 Aug. 1765. Fr. Jean FRANCOIS, "cure de la nouvelle Acadie" [priest of the new Acadia] (SM Ch.: Slave Funeral Register v.1, #13).⁶

Death*

5 August 1765

She died on 5 August 1765 at Fausse Pointe at age 46; BREAUX, Brigitte wid. of Charles THIBAUDEAU bur. 5
Aug. 1765. Fr. Jean FRANCOIS (SM Ch.: v.1, p.9).⁶

Family

Charles Thibodeau b. 27 May 1713, d. b 5 Aug 1765

Marriage*

circa 1739

She married Charles Thibodeau, son of Michel Thibodeau and Agnes Dugas, circa 1739 at Port Royal.^3,1

Children

Anselme Jean Thibodeaux+ b. c 1739, d. 1822
Marguerite Thibodeaux b. 28 Apr 1740
Charles Thibodeaux+ b. c 1741, d. 26 Sep 1820
Rosalie Thibodeaux+⁷ b. c 1741, d. b Feb 1768
Anastasie Thibodeaux b. 29 Mar 1744
Theotiste Thibodeaux+⁸ b. c 1745, d. a 1802
Anne Thibodeaux dite Nanette+ b. c 1750, d. 1 Nov 1817
Magdeleine Thibodeaux+⁹ b. 1751, d. 31 Mar 1843
Jean Anselme Thibodeaux+ b. c 1758, d. b 1822
Marie Louise Thibodeaux+ b. c 1761, d. 4 Dec 1796

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 275.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sga-2.13.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, p2597.
[S107] Janet Jehn, Acadian Exiles in the Colonies.
[S134] Roger A. Rozendal.
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd 101.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 1388.
[S72] Mary Elizabeth Scott #5953.
[S137] Evangeline Cousins.

Antoine Bonin

M, #132, b. December 1714, d. after 1801

Father

Francois Bonin b. c 1678, d. c 1740

Mother

Antoinette Fagot b. c 1675, d. a 1715

CHART NUM*

Antoine Bonin was chart num 24, 33, 34, 42, 43, 66.

Occupation*

He was Soldier in the French Army, stationed at Fort Toulouse, Planter.

Story*

Notes on: Antoine Bonin dit Dauphine

(RN=132) Antoine was a career soldier in the French army occupation of the Louisiana Territory, stationed @ Mobile. He moved to southwest Louisiana when the English took over the Alabama territory. 1789 - Militiamen @ Attakapas Post.
(CBL.36, E.42) (Apr 89) Antoine was a soldier in Captain Pierre Ankbal Develle's company in 1740 at the time of his marriage. In 1745 he was serving under Lt. Francois Marie Joseph Hazeur in Captain Verschurs de Terrepuy's company. He was stationed at Mobile and at Fort Toulouse (at the junction of the Coosa and Talapoosa Rivers). he was at Fort Toulouse in 1762 and 1763 and was discharged from the French Army on half pay on 5 Sep 1763 when the treaty of Paris gave Great Britain possession of all lands from the Atlantic Ocean to the eastern bank of the Mississippi River. The French residents of Mobile, Fort Tombecbe and Fort Toulouse were compelled to choose between English rule or abandonment of their homes and relocation in French territory west of the Mississippi River. Antoine and his family chose the latter and sailed to New Orleans with Director-General Jean Jacques Blaise D'Abbadie aboard the Solomon in Jan 1764. the refugees were provided with transportation and given land equivalent to their abandoned Alabama property and assistance in resettlement at Pointe Coupee, where they arrived in early Mar 1764. Antoine and family stayed there only a shortwhile, them moved in 1765 to the Attakapas country. The 25 Apr1766 census of the Attakapas post shows him living with his family at La Pointe (present day Breaux Bridge). Antoine and Marie Marguerite had seven children.

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 144.

Birth*

December 1714

He was born in December 1714 at Grenoble, France.¹

He was the son of Francois Bonin and Antoinette Fagot.

Milit-Beg*

1740

Antoine Bonin began military service in 1740 at Mobile, AL, in the French Army, Stationed at.

Marriage*

31 October 1740

He married Marie Marguerite Tellier, daughter of Pierre Tellier and Anne Marie Journee, on 31 October 1740 at Mobile, AL; Ft. Toulouse, Biloxi, MS
per
Larry GEN Gary" .

Milit-End*

5 September 1763

Antoine Bonin ended military service on 5 September 1763 at Fort Toulouse; discharged from the French Army on half pay because of the Treaty of Paris.

Psgr List*

January 1764

He was found on a passenger list in January 1764 at New Orleans; with family, aboard the SOLOMON, arrived in.

Note*

March 1764

He Given land, moved here, stayed for a year in March 1764 at Pointe Coupee.

Residence*

1765

He lived in 1765 at Attakapas Country; moved from Pointe Coupee.

Census*

1766

He and Jean Louis Bonin appeared on the census of 1766 at La Pointe; census of Attakapas Post - Jean Louis - living with parents.

Census*

25 April 1766

Antoine Bonin appeared on the census of 25 April 1766 at La Pointe; where did this come from?
census of the Attakapas Post showed him living at...

Census*

25 April 1766

He and Marie Marguerite Tellier appeared on the census of 25 April 1766 at Attakapas; with wife, 3 teenage boys, 1 boy & 3 girls.²

Death*

after 1801

Antoine Bonin died after 1801 at Fausse Pointe; BONIN, Antoine - of Mobile (Antoine & Marie TELLER) m. 9 Jan. 1779 Magdeleine PREVOT - of Pointe Coupee, of this parish of St. Joseph of Atakapas. Wits: Bonaventure MARTIN, Francois OSSET, Jean GUILBO. Fr. Ange De REVILLA, Cure of the parish of Ascension at LaFourche of the Chetimachas. (SM Ch.: Folio B-1).

Family

Marie Marguerite Tellier b. 12 Jan 1726, d. 7 Oct 1800

Marriage*

31 October 1740

He married Marie Marguerite Tellier, daughter of Pierre Tellier and Anne Marie Journee, on 31 October 1740 at Mobile, AL; Ft. Toulouse, Biloxi, MS
per
Larry GEN Gary" .

Children

Antoine Bonin+ b. 1743, d. 1790
Paul Bonin+ b. 1747, d. 12 Dec 1803
Jean Louis Bonin+ b. c 1752, d. 24 Dec 1795
Genevieve Bonin+ b. 1756, d. b 1784
Magdeleine Bonin+ b. c 1758, d. 8 Oct 1813
Joseph Baron Bonin+ b. 1761, d. 24 Nov 1836

Citations

[S11] Approximation.
[S107] Janet Jehn, Acadian Exiles in the Colonies.

Marie Marguerite Tellier

F, #133, b. 12 January 1726, d. 7 October 1800

Father

Pierre Tellier b. c 1699, d. 9 Dec 1747

Mother

Anne Marie Journee b. c 1703, d. a 1727

CHART NUM*

Marie Marguerite Tellier was chart num 24 33 34 42 43 66.

CLARENCE B*

She was clarence b 145.

Birth*

12 January 1726

She was born on 12 January 1726 at Mobile, AL.

She was the daughter of Pierre Tellier and Anne Marie Journee.

Marriage*

31 October 1740

Marie Marguerite Tellier married Antoine Bonin, son of Francois Bonin and Antoinette Fagot, on 31 October 1740 at Mobile, AL; Ft. Toulouse, Biloxi, MS
per
Larry GEN Gary" .

Census*

April 1781

Marie Marguerite Tellier appeared on the census of April 1781 at Fausse Pointe; 2 individuals, 5 animals, no arpents of land cleared or in cultivation.¹

Burial*

7 October 1800

She was buried on 7 October 1800 at St. Martinville; TELLIER, Anne - from Mobile (--- TELIER - of Picardie) m. Antoine BONIN - of Grenoble bur. 7 Oct. 1800 at age 90 yrs. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #217).²

Death*

7 October 1800

She died on 7 October 1800 at La Pointe, Breaux Bridge, at age 74; bur. 7 Oct. 1800 at age 90 yrs. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4.

Family

Antoine Bonin b. Dec 1714, d. a 1801

Marriage*

31 October 1740

She married Antoine Bonin, son of Francois Bonin and Antoinette Fagot, on 31 October 1740 at Mobile, AL; Ft. Toulouse, Biloxi, MS
per
Larry GEN Gary" .

Children

Antoine Bonin+ b. 1743, d. 1790
Paul Bonin+ b. 1747, d. 12 Dec 1803
Jean Louis Bonin+ b. c 1752, d. 24 Dec 1795
Genevieve Bonin+ b. 1756, d. b 1784
Magdeleine Bonin+ b. c 1758, d. 8 Oct 1813
Joseph Baron Bonin+ b. 1761, d. 24 Nov 1836

Citations

[S128] Unknown author, "Attakapas Gazette."
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd 101.

Olivier Prince

M, #134, b. circa 1732, d. before 7 July 1763

Father

Antoine Prince b. c 1680, d. a 1735

Mother

Anne Trahan b. c 1692, d. a 1735

CHART NUM*

Olivier Prince was chart num 33 34 42.

Occupation*

He was fisherman.

Story*

Notes on: Olivier Prince (Le Prince)

(RN=134)
Deported to Maryland.
(CBL.40) (Apr 89). Olivier and Marguerite were exiled to Maryland in 1755.
They both probably died there before 1763, for in the 7 Jul 1763 census of Acadians in
Maryland their two children were listed as orphans at Upper Marlborough.

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 146.

Birth*

circa 1732

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

He was the son of Antoine Prince and Anne Trahan.

Marriage*

circa 1752

Olivier Prince married Marguerite Boudreaux circa 1752 at Pisiquit.¹

Note*

1755

Olivier Prince and Marguerite Boudreaux exiled from.. to in 1755 at Acadia, Maryland.

Marriage*

circa 1763

Olivier Prince married Cecile Arcement circa 1763 at Port Lajoie; not according to SAW.¹

Death*

before 7 July 1763

Olivier Prince died before 7 July 1763 at Upper Marlborough, Maryland.¹

Family 1

Marguerite Boudreaux b. c 1732, d. b 7 Jul 1763

Marriage*

circa 1752

He married Marguerite Boudreaux circa 1752 at Pisiquit.¹

Children

Marguerite Prince+ b. c 1753, d. 9 Dec 1800
Joseph B. Prince+ b. c 1755, d. 7 Apr 1793

Family 2

Cecile Arcement b. c 1740

Marriage*

circa 1763

Olivier Prince married Cecile Arcement circa 1763 at Port Lajoie; not according to SAW.¹

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 1081.

Marguerite Boudreaux

F, #135, b. circa 1732, d. before 7 July 1763

Note*

Marguerite Boudreaux parents not given.¹

CHART NUM*

She was chart num 33 34 42.

CLARENCE B*

She was clarence b 147.

Birth*

circa 1732

She was born circa 1732 at Beaubassin, Acadie; see marriage date.

Marriage*

circa 1752

She married Olivier Prince, son of Antoine Prince and Anne Trahan, circa 1752 at Pisiquit.¹

Note*

1755

Marguerite Boudreaux and Olivier Prince exiled from.. to in 1755 at Acadia, Maryland.

Death*

before 7 July 1763

Marguerite Boudreaux died before 7 July 1763 at Upper Marlborough, Maryland; Before.

Family

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

Marriage*

circa 1752

She married Olivier Prince, son of Antoine Prince and Anne Trahan, circa 1752 at Pisiquit.¹

Children

Marguerite Prince+ b. c 1753, d. 9 Dec 1800
Joseph B. Prince+ b. c 1755, d. 7 Apr 1793

Citations

[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 1081.

Junius Gonsoulin

M, #136, b. 7 November 1900, d. before 1985

Father

Albert Gonsoulin b. 23 Feb 1878, d. 1 May 1944

Mother

Mathilde Marie Bodin b. 16 Nov 1870, d. 6 Jul 1959

Birth*

7 November 1900

Junius Gonsoulin was born on 7 November 1900 at Walet Plantation, Loreauville; GONSOULIN, Junius (Albert & Mathilia BODIN) b. 7 Nov. 1900 (NI Ch.: v.7, p. 18).¹

He was the son of Albert Gonsoulin and Mathilde Marie Bodin.

Death*

before 1985

Junius Gonsoulin died before 1985 at Port Arthur, TX.

Citations

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

Lulia Marie Gonsoulin

F, #137, b. 11 April 1911, d. 9 July 2000

Father

Albert Gonsoulin b. 23 Feb 1878, d. 1 May 1944

Mother

Mathilde Marie Bodin b. 16 Nov 1870, d. 6 Jul 1959

Address*

Lulia Marie Gonsoulin lived at Loreauville Rd; on Bayou Teche.

land grant*

She was land grant #18 or #19 or #20 or #21 ? At Bayou Teche, Morbihan.¹

Birth*

11 April 1911

She was born on 11 April 1911 at Walet Plantation, Loreauville.

She was the daughter of Albert Gonsoulin and Mathilde Marie Bodin.

Census*

1930

Lulia Marie Gonsoulin appeared on the census of 1930.

Marriage*

28 January 1932

She married Leonard Anthony Aucoin Sr., son of Uselien M. Aucoin and Margaret May Booksh, on 28 January 1932 at St. Peter Church, New Iberia; NI courthouse #5702 page 424 book #8
after Granny?²

Burial*

9 July 2000

Lulia Marie Gonsoulin was buried on 9 July 2000 at Holy Family Cemetery, New Iberia; on tombstone.

Death*

9 July 2000

She died on 9 July 2000 at New Iberia at age 89.³

Family

Leonard Anthony Aucoin Sr. b. 17 Jul 1908, d. Sep 1974

Marriage*

28 January 1932

She married Leonard Anthony Aucoin Sr., son of Uselien M. Aucoin and Margaret May Booksh, on 28 January 1932 at St. Peter Church, New Iberia; NI courthouse #5702 page 424 book #8
after Granny?²

Children

Leonard Aucoin Jr. b. a 1933
Gloria Aucoin b. a 1933
Wayne Aucoin b. a 1934, d. c 1985

Citations

[S108] Glenn R. Conrad, Land Records of the Attakapas District, p262-263.
[S5] New Iberia Courthouse.
[S66] Social Security Admin.

Firmin Pierre Breaux

M, #138, b. circa 1749, d. 1 October 1808

Father

Alexis Breaux b. 22 Sep 1721, d. 16 Jul 1811

Mother

Marguerite Barrieau b. c 1726, d. 17 Dec 1805

Story*

Notes on: Pierre Firmin Breaux
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(RN=138) (CBL.42) Firmin was deported to the Boston area in 1755 along with his parents
and other members of the family. He is listed as being with the family at Hingham,
Massachusetts, in 1760 and 1761. In 1766,when his parents decided to migrate to Canada, Firmin
left then and went to Louisiana where in the 25 April 1766 census of the District of LaPointe,
he is listed as a bachelor living at Bayou Tortue. Soon thereafter he must have moved to the
District of St. Jacques de Cabahannocer (present day Ascension and St. James Parishes). He
married at L'Ascension and in the 4 September 1769 census of that area he is listed as occupying
lot 86 on the west bank of the Mississippi River. He was still in Ascension Parish in 1774 but
within the next two years he returned to the Attakapas District, having acquired on 8 October
1771 a large tract of land at La Pointe on Bayou Teche, on both sides of the bayou, extending on
the west to Bayou Vermilion and on the eastto the forty arpent road east of Bayou Teche. He is
listed on the 1 May 1777 roll of the Attakapas Militia as a member of Captain Augustin
Grevenberg's Company which answered the call of Governor Bernardo de Galvez to join the
expedition that captured the British forts in the lower Mississippi Valley. Firmin was
therefore an American Revolutionary War patriot and his descendants are eligible for membership
in the Sons or Daughters of the American Revolution. As of 14 March 1786 Firmin was living on
the west bank of Bayou Teche at La Pointe and continued to live there until his death. The 1808
"general census of the owners of immovable property, the number of their slaves and
the assessment ; of every inhabitant of the Parish of Attakapas" lists Firmin as proprietor of
14 Negroes and of ten arpents frontage along the water (Bayou Teche). This is further confirmed
by his succession dated 30 January 1809 which also shows him as having some land at La Grand
Prairie (now Lafayette). Firmin's widow also continued to live at La Pointe until her death.
Firmin's son Agricole built a bridge connecting the Breaux properties on the east and west banks
of Bayou Teche,which gave rise to the name Breaux Bridge both for the bridge and the town which
until then had been known as La Pointe.
Firmin and Marguerite produced thirteen children.

Occupation*

Firmin Pierre Breaux was Planter.

CHART NUM*

He was chart num 24 30 34.

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 64.

Birth*

circa 1749

He was born circa 1749 at Riviere aux Canards.^1,2

He was the son of Alexis Breaux and Marguerite Barrieau.

Census*

1760

Firmin Pierre Breaux appeared on the census of 1760 at Hingham, MA.²

Immigration*

after 1765

He immigrated after 1765 to Bayou Tortue, Attakapas District.³

Psgr List*

February 1765

He 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.⁴

Note*

1766

He Pierre Firmin leaves family and goes to Lousiana (they go to Montreal) in 1766.²

Marriage*

13 April 1769

He married Marguerite Breaux, daughter of Jean Baptiste Breaux and Marie Rose Landry, on 13 April 1769 at L'Ascension, Donaldsonville.^1,5

Census*

1770

Firmin Pierre Breaux and Armand Joseph Landry appeared on the census of 1770 at Ascension; living next to.. - lot#86 west bank of Mississippi.⁶

Census*

August 1770

Firmin Pierre Breaux and Marguerite Breaux appeared on the census of August 1770 at Ascension; on right bank [west] of Mississippi, at end of census. he was 21, she was 23.

Note*

1776

Firmin Pierre Breaux and Marguerite Breaux the family's at Breaux Bridge (La Pointe) (see Felix's birth record)
Breaux & Brault, A Breau Genealogy, Ed. 2, p. 38: Donat, b. ca 1771 L'Ascension, La; m. 9 Jan 1793 St. Martinville, La. Anastasie GUILBEAU, d/p Francois Guilbeau & Madeleine BROUSSARD, d. 13 Oct 1814 St. Martin Parish, La. According to the text of the above referenced work, Pierre Firmin was listed on the April 25, 1766 census of the District of La Pointe and he was listed as a bachelor living at Bayou Tortue. He then left that area and relocated to Cabahannocer where he met and married Marguerite. On the 4 Sep 1769 census he was on Lot 86 on the west bank. He was still there in 1774 but relocated within two years to Attkapas where he became a large land owner. in 1776.

Milit-Beg*

1 May 1777

Firmin Pierre Breaux began military service on 1 May 1777 at Attakapas in Militia.

Note*

circa 1800

He and Agricole Breaux builted the bridge at Breaux Bridge [connecting his property on the east side to his father's on the west side] circa 1800.

land grant*

3 March 1801

Firmin Pierre Breaux was land grant #69 on the right bank [640 arpents] on 3 March 1801 at Vermillion, Grand Prairie.⁷

Death*

1 October 1808

He died on 1 October 1808 at La Pointe, Breaux Bridge; BREAUX, Firmin - of Acadia, living on Bayou Teych d. 1 Oct. 1808 at his residence, bur. 2 Oct. 1808 at age 60 yrs. Signed: Michel MARTIN, Joseph BABIN fils. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.4, #534).^8,2,9

Probate*

2 May 1814

His estate was probated on 2 May 1814 at St. Martinville; BREAUX, Firmin widr. of Marguerite BRAUD Children: Donat, Pierre, Francois, Baptiste, Joseph, Agricole, Scholastique m. Cyrille THIBODEAU; Marie m. Jean GUIDRY; Isabelle m. Louis BONIN; Felicite m. Athanas HEBERT; Modeste m. Benjamin BONIN; Adelaide m. Sylvestre BROUSSARD. Succ. dated 2 May 1814 (SM Ct.Hse.: Succ.#156)

BREAUX, Marguerite m. Firmin BRAUD In Succ. of Firmin BRAUD dated 2 May 1814 (SM Ct.Hse.: Succ.#156).¹⁰

Cattle*

1815

He was New Tag no cattle in probate in 1815.

Family

Marguerite Breaux b. c 1747, d. 1 Sep 1815

Marriage*

13 April 1769

He married Marguerite Breaux, daughter of Jean Baptiste Breaux and Marie Rose Landry, on 13 April 1769 at L'Ascension, Donaldsonville.^1,5

Children

Madeleine Marie Breaux+ b. Apr 1770, d. 9 Nov 1815
Donat Breaux+ b. c 1771, d. 12 Oct 1814
Francois Breaux+ b. 1772, d. 11 Dec 1832
Pierre Castel Breaux+ b. 31 Mar 1774, d. 14 Jan 1850
Felicite Breaux+ b. 1776, d. 12 Sep 1816
Jean Baptiste Breaux+ b. Jan 1779, d. 12 Mar 1837
Elizabeth Breaux+ b. 22 Sep 1780, d. b 18 Jul 1857
Scholastique Breaux+ b. 28 Aug 1782, d. 21 Sep 1848
Modeste Breaux+ b. 25 Apr 1785, d. 17 Sep 1858
Joseph Breaux+ b. 25 Feb 1787, d. 26 Jun 1870
Agricole Breaux+ b. 11 Mar 1787, d. 1 May 1828
Marguerite Breaux¹⁰ b. 22 Sep 1789
Adelaide Breaux+ b. 26 Feb 1791, d. 1 Nov 1819

Citations

[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book.
[S79] Clarence Breaux, Clarence Breaux's Genealogy, 16a3.
[S128] Unknown author, "Attakapas Gazette."
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S79] Clarence Breaux, Clarence Breaux's Genealogy, 1441.
[S92] Albert Robichaux, Bayou Lafourche Colonial Settlers, 5.
[S108] Glenn R. Conrad, Land Records of the Attakapas District, p72.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, p2440.
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd101.
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd 101.

Marguerite Breaux

F, #139, b. circa 1747, d. 1 September 1815

Father

Jean Baptiste Breaux b. c 1726, d. bt 1786 - 1796

Mother

Marie Rose Landry b. c 1730, d. 12 Jan 1796

CHART NUM*

Marguerite Breaux was chart num 24 30 34.

Note*

She second generation at Breaux Bridge, Louisiana.¹

CLARENCE B*

She was clarence b 65.

Birth*

circa 1747

She was born circa 1747 at Pisiguit.²

She was the daughter of Jean Baptiste Breaux and Marie Rose Landry.

Immigration*

September 1766

Marguerite Breaux immigrated in September 1766 to Louisiana; Acadian 1st generation.³

Marriage*

13 April 1769

She married Firmin Pierre Breaux, son of Alexis Breaux and Marguerite Barrieau, on 13 April 1769 at L'Ascension, Donaldsonville.^4,2

Census*

August 1770

Marguerite Breaux and Firmin Pierre Breaux appeared on the census of August 1770 at Ascension; on right bank [west] of Mississippi, at end of census. he was 21, she was 23.

Note*

1776

Marguerite Breaux and Firmin Pierre Breaux the family's at Breaux Bridge (La Pointe) (see Felix's birth record)
Breaux & Brault, A Breau Genealogy, Ed. 2, p. 38: Donat, b. ca 1771 L'Ascension, La; m. 9 Jan 1793 St. Martinville, La. Anastasie GUILBEAU, d/p Francois Guilbeau & Madeleine BROUSSARD, d. 13 Oct 1814 St. Martin Parish, La. According to the text of the above referenced work, Pierre Firmin was listed on the April 25, 1766 census of the District of La Pointe and he was listed as a bachelor living at Bayou Tortue. He then left that area and relocated to Cabahannocer where he met and married Marguerite. On the 4 Sep 1769 census he was on Lot 86 on the west bank. He was still there in 1774 but relocated within two years to Attkapas where he became a large land owner. in 1776.

Census*

1815

Marguerite Breaux appeared on the census of 1815 at La Pointe; on the west bank of the Bayou Teche, above Ruth Canal.

Death*

1 September 1815

She died on 1 September 1815 at La Pointe, Breaux Bridge; BREAUX, Marguerite - native of Acadie; widow of Firmin BRAUD; died 1 Sept. 1815 at age 68 years at Cyrille THIBAUDOT at la grand pointe; buried 2 Sept. 1815 in the parish cemetery. Signed: Cyrille THIBODEAU. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.4, #980).^2,5

Note*

1 September 1815

She and Cyrile Thibodeaux BREAUX, Marguerite - native of Acadie; widow of Firmin BRAUD; died 1 Sept. 1815 at age 68 years at Cyrille THIBAUDOT at la grand pointe; buried 2 Sept. 1815 in the parish cemetery. Signed: Cyrille THIBODEAU. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.4, #980) on 1 September 1815.⁵

Burial*

2 September 1815

Marguerite Breaux was buried on 2 September 1815 at Parish Cemetery, St. Martinville; BREAUX, Marguerite - native of Acadie; widow of Firmin BRAUD; died 1 Sept. 1815 at age 68 years at Cyrille THIBAUDOT at la grand pointe; buried 2 Sept. 1815 in the parish cemetery. Signed: Cyrille THIBODEAU. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.4, #980).⁵

land grant*

2 December 1815

She was land grant #15 [from Bayou Teche to the Vermilion river?] - 204.40 acres [next to dist 7] Plot indicates location of house on tract. on 2 December 1815 at Anse La Butte, Breaux Bridge.⁶

Family

Firmin Pierre Breaux b. c 1749, d. 1 Oct 1808

Marriage*

13 April 1769

She married Firmin Pierre Breaux, son of Alexis Breaux and Marguerite Barrieau, on 13 April 1769 at L'Ascension, Donaldsonville.^4,2

Children

Madeleine Marie Breaux+ b. Apr 1770, d. 9 Nov 1815
Donat Breaux+ b. c 1771, d. 12 Oct 1814
Francois Breaux+ b. 1772, d. 11 Dec 1832
Pierre Castel Breaux+ b. 31 Mar 1774, d. 14 Jan 1850
Felicite Breaux+ b. 1776, d. 12 Sep 1816
Jean Baptiste Breaux+ b. Jan 1779, d. 12 Mar 1837
Elizabeth Breaux+ b. 22 Sep 1780, d. b 18 Jul 1857
Scholastique Breaux+ b. 28 Aug 1782, d. 21 Sep 1848
Modeste Breaux+ b. 25 Apr 1785, d. 17 Sep 1858
Joseph Breaux+ b. 25 Feb 1787, d. 26 Jun 1870
Agricole Breaux+ b. 11 Mar 1787, d. 1 May 1828
Marguerite Breaux⁵ b. 22 Sep 1789
Adelaide Breaux+ b. 26 Feb 1791, d. 1 Nov 1819

Citations

[S15] Speculation.
[S79] Clarence Breaux, Clarence Breaux's Genealogy, 1441.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book.
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd 101.
[S108] Glenn R. Conrad, Land Records of the Attakapas District, p77.

Pierre Bourgeois pere

M, #140, b. 23 January 1745, d. 31 December 1814

Father

Paul Bourgeois b. c 1705, d. c 1760

Mother

Marie Josephe Brun b. 9 Mar 1710, d. c 1748

Occupation*

Pierre Bourgeois pere was fisherman?, Planter.

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 172.

Story*

Notes on: Pierre Bourgeois

(RN=14O) (CBL.44) At the 1769 census Pierre and his family occupied lot 94 on the east bank of
the Mississippi River at St. James, Louisiana.
Fourteen children were born to Pierre and Marie Anne, all born at St. James.

Birth*

23 January 1745

He was born on 23 January 1745 at Beaubassin, Acadia.¹

He was the son of Paul Bourgeois and Marie Josephe Brun.

Census*

1757

Pierre Bourgeois pere appeared on the census of 1757 at Ile St. Jean, Prince Edward Island; with parents at Malpeque.

Psgr List*

February 1765

He 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.²

Marriage*

9 November 1767

He married Anne Marie Bergeron, daughter of Michel Bergeron and Jeanne Marie Hebert, on 9 November 1767 at St. Jacques.³

Census*

14 September 1769

Pierre Bourgeois pere and Anne Marie Bergeron appeared on the census of 14 September 1769 at Cabaanocé Upper Coast; In the 14 September 1769 Cabaanocé Upper Coast census11 14 SEPTEMBER 1769 CABAANOCÉ UPPER COAST CENSUS AGI, PAPELES DE CUBA, LEGAJO 187A, FOLIO 220-231. are found:

Family #94
Pierre Bourgeois age 29 [sic]
Marie Bergeron, w age 17 [daughter of Michel Bergeron and Marie-Jeanne Hebert
Pierre, s age 1 [mo.].⁴

Note*

before 1770

Pierre Bourgeois pere the family's in St. James-but not before 1770 Vol#2 before 1770.

land grant*

1804

He was land grant # 140 - PIERRE BOURGEOIS claims a tract of land containing two arpents in front and forty arpents in depth, bounded on the upper side by Madame Robert Longue
and on the lower side by Juan Baptiste Vicher.
This is part of a tract of land of six arpents front, on the usual
depth, surveyed by Don Carlos Trudeau in 1791 for George Violon, under
whose title the claimant holds by virtue of successive sales. in 1804 at Acadia County, Ascension Parish.⁵

Death*

31 December 1814

He died on 31 December 1814 at St. James, LA, at age 69.

Burial*

1 January 1815

He was buried on 1 January 1815 at St. James, LA.

Family

Anne Marie Bergeron b. 1749

Marriage*

9 November 1767

He married Anne Marie Bergeron, daughter of Michel Bergeron and Jeanne Marie Hebert, on 9 November 1767 at St. Jacques.³

Children

Pierre Bourgeois fils+ b. Aug 1769, d. 20 Jun 1825
Anne Marie Bourgeois b. 1773
Joseph Pierre Bourgeois+ b. c 1774, d. 28 Jul 1836
Louise Marie Bourgeois+ b. 1775
Etienne Bourgeois+ b. c 1784, d. 31 Jul 1833
Francoise Melite Bourgeois+ b. 6 Mar 1791, d. 18 Apr 1832

Citations

[S51] Bona Arsenault, Beaubassin book.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, p2435.
[S134] Roger A. Rozendal.
[S127] American State Papers - 1804.

Anne Marie Bergeron

F, #141, b. 1749

Father

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

Mother

Jeanne Marie Hebert b. c 1710

Death*

Anne Marie Bergeron died at St. James, LA; Speculation.

CLARENCE B*

She was clarence b 173.¹

Note*

circa 1749

She Anne-born c1749, probably Ste.-Anne-du-Pays-Bas, Rivière St.-Jean; called Anne; daughter of Michel BERGERON dit de Nantes & his fourth wife Marie-Jeanne HÉBERT; sister of Marie, half-sister of Geneviève; arrived LA 1765, age 16; in Cabanocé census, 1766, left [east] bank, called Anne, age 17, with family of half-sister Geneviève BERGERON widow D'AMOUR [LOUVIERE]; married, age 18, Pierre, son of Joseph HÉBERT & Anne POIRIER of Chignecto, 16 Jul 1767, Cabanocé; in Cabanocé census, 1769, left [east] bank, called Marie, age 22, with husband, 1 son, widowed mother, & nephew Isidore DAMONS [DAMOUR]; married, age 26, (2)François, son of Pierre PART & Angélique GODIN of Rivière St.-Jean, 7 Aug 1775, St.-Jacques; in St.-Jacques census, 1777, left [east] bank, called Anne, age 27, with husband, 1 daughter, & orphan [nephew] Izidorre DAMOUR [LOUVIERE]; in St.-Jacques census, 1779, unnamed, with husband & 3 others; died [buried] Convent 4 Jun 1813, age 60[sic] circa 1749.²

Birth*

1749

She was born in 1749 at River St. Jean; from Clarence-1750.²

She was the daughter of Michel Bergeron and Jeanne Marie Hebert.

Immigration*

1765

Anne Marie Bergeron immigrated in 1765; Ossite Bergeron may be Marie Bergeron, orphan of Michel Bergeron and Marie-Jeanne Hebert who came to Louisiana with Augustin Bergeron, her uncle. The age is right and, outside of this one occurrence, no other records for an Ossite Bergeron, daughter of Jean-Baptiste Bergeron and Catherine Caissie have been found. She would have gone to live with Jean-Baptiste after the death of Augustin.

Marie Bergeron, orphan of Michel Bergeron and Marie-Jeanne Hebert, married 6 November 176722 CABAANOCÉ MARRIAGES AGI, PAPELES DE CUBA, LEGAJO 187A, FOLIO 206. Pierre Bourgeois, born 23 January 1745^{33 ??}, son of Paul Bourgeois^{44 White, Stephen A. DICTIONNAIRE GÉNÉALOGIQUE DES FAMILLES ACADIENNES p. 262.} and his first wife Marie-Josephe Brun^{55 Ibid. p. 293.}.

Census*

9 April 1766

She appeared on the census of 9 April 1766; In the 9 April 1766 Cabaanocé Upper Coast census11 Ibid. also is found:
Catherine Quessy [Caissie], widow [Jean-Baptiste] Bergeron, age 30
Jean Baptiste age 12
Charles age 10 [sic]
Magdelaine age 16
Ossite [Marie] age 14 [orphan of Michel Bergeron? and Marie-Jeanne Hebert?]
Josephe [sic]Quessy [Caissie] age 21 brother

Ossite Bergeron may be Marie Bergeron, orphan of Michel Bergeron and Marie-Jeanne Hebert who came to Louisiana with Augustin Bergeron, her uncle. The age is right and, outside of this one occurrence, no other records for an Ossite Bergeron, daughter of Jean-Baptiste Bergeron and Catherine Caissie have been found. She would have gone to live with Jean-Baptiste after the death of Augustin.

Marie Bergeron, orphan of Michel Bergeron and Marie-Jeanne Hebert, married 6 November 176722 CABAANOCÉ MARRIAGES AGI, PAPELES DE CUBA, LEGAJO 187A, FOLIO 206. Pierre Bourgeois, born 23 January 1745^{33 ??}, son of Paul Bourgeois^{44 White, Stephen A. DICTIONNAIRE GÉNÉALOGIQUE DES FAMILLES ACADIENNES p. 262.} and his first wife Marie-Josephe Brun^{55 Ibid. p. 293.}.³

Marriage*

16 July 1767

She married an unknown person on 16 July 1767; Pierre Hebert- married, age 18, Pierre, son of Joseph HÉBERT & Anne POIRIER of Chignecto, 16 Jul 1767, Cabanocé.²

Marriage*

9 November 1767

She married Pierre Bourgeois pere, son of Paul Bourgeois and Marie Josephe Brun, on 9 November 1767 at St. Jacques.⁴

Family

Pierre Bourgeois pere b. 23 Jan 1745, d. 31 Dec 1814

Marriage*

9 November 1767

Anne Marie Bergeron married Pierre Bourgeois pere, son of Paul Bourgeois and Marie Josephe Brun, on 9 November 1767 at St. Jacques.⁴

Children

Pierre Bourgeois fils+ b. Aug 1769, d. 20 Jun 1825
Anne Marie Bourgeois b. 1773
Joseph Pierre Bourgeois+ b. c 1774, d. 28 Jul 1836
Louise Marie Bourgeois+ b. 1775
Etienne Bourgeois+ b. c 1784, d. 31 Jul 1833
Francoise Melite Bourgeois+ b. 6 Mar 1791, d. 18 Apr 1832

Citations

[S17] Clarence Thomas Breaux, Clarence Breaux Book, only one child is definitely known from the marriage of Michel & Marie Jeanne that's Marie Anne #141.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S134] Roger A. Rozendal.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, p2435.

Jean Louis Langlinais

M, #142, b. 1750, d. between 1777 and 1783

Occupation*

Jean Louis Langlinais was French farmer?

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 174.

Birth*

1750

He was born in 1750 at St. Malo, France; guess.

Marriage*

before 1774

He married Marie Hervey, daughter of Claude Herve and Catherine Simon, before 1774 at St. Malo, France; see son's birth.

Death*

between 1777 and 1783

Jean Louis Langlinais died between 1777 and 1783 at St. Malo, France.¹

Family

Marie Hervey b. c 1755, d. a 1785

Children

Jean Louis Langlinais+ b. 1774, d. 4 Feb 1831
Jeanne Marie Langlinais+ b. 1776, d. a 1815
Angelique Langlinais b. 1778

Citations

[S15] Speculation.

Marie Hervey

F, #143, b. circa 1755, d. after 1785

Father

Claude Herve b. c 1720

Mother

Catherine Simon b. 1721

CLARENCE B*

Marie Hervey was clarence b 175.

Birth*

circa 1755

She was born circa 1755 at St. Pierre-du-Nord, Ile St. Jean; present day Prince Edward Island.

Note*

1755

She deported with her father in 1755 at France.

She was the daughter of Claude Herve and Catherine Simon.

Psgr List*

23 January 1759

Marie Hervey and Claude Herve were found on a passenger list on 23 January 1759 at France; exiled , probably with daughter, and disembarked at St. Servan from one of the Five Ships. He was described as old and decrepit.

Marriage*

before 1774

Marie Hervey married Jean Louis Langlinais before 1774 at St. Malo, France; see son's birth.

Marriage*

circa 1783

Marie Hervey married Jacques Mius circa 1783 at St. Malo, France.¹

Death*

after 1785

Marie Hervey died after 1785 at LA.²

Immigration*

December 1785

She immigrated in December 1785 to ship-La Ville d-archangel; Jacques MIUS d'ENTREMONT - 29
Marie HERVE, wife - 30
Jacques Ferdinand d'ENTREMONT, son - 1
Lean Louis LANGLINE, son of Marie HERVE and Jean Louis LANGLINE - 11
Marie Jeanne LANGLINE, daughter of Marie HERVE and Jean Louis LANGLINE - 9
Angelique LANGLINE, daughter of Marie HERVE and Jean Louis LANGLINE - 7
Marguerite LANDRY, widow of Jacques MIUS d'ENTREMONT, Sr.
There are marginal notes that say that the family didn't embark at St. Malo, but did embark at Nantes.³

Psgr List*

3 December 1785

She was found on a passenger list on 3 December 1785 at New Orleans; arrived with second husband & 4 kids, aboard the 'La Ville d'Archangel'

Marie GERVAIS,
Her name is actually Marie HERVE. After the death of her 1st husband,
Jean Louis LANGLINAIS, Marie remarried Jacques MIUS d'ENTREMONT. They both, along
with her LANGLINAIS children came to Louisiana aboard the 'Archangel'
in 1785.

Family 1

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

Marriage*

before 1774

She married Jean Louis Langlinais before 1774 at St. Malo, France; see son's birth.

Children

Jean Louis Langlinais+ b. 1774, d. 4 Feb 1831
Jeanne Marie Langlinais+ b. 1776, d. a 1815
Angelique Langlinais b. 1778

Family 2

Jacques Mius b. c 1756

Marriage*

circa 1783

Marie Hervey married Jacques Mius circa 1783 at St. Malo, France.¹

Citations

[S11] Approximation.
[S15] Speculation.
[S140] http://www.acadian-cajun.com

Amable Robichaud

M, #144, b. 1732, d. 7 December 1766

Father

Joseph Robichaud b. c 1694, d. 3 May 1768

Mother

Marie Forest b. c 1696, d. 1 Feb 1770

Story*

Notes on: Amable Robichaud

(RN=144) (Brother of Brunaux -228). 1763 Before coming to Louisiana, he was held captive at
Halifax (along with Anastasie) (During the British siege of Fort Cumberland).
1765 (ca.) Amable & Anastasie came to Louisiana with three children.
1765 Amable listed in militia list of Louisiana.

Note*

Amable Robichaud fifth generation at Port Royal.¹

Occupation*

He was fisherman?

Birth*

1732

He was born in 1732 at Port Royal.^1,2

He was the son of Joseph Robichaud and Marie Forest.

Marriage*

circa 1760

Amable Robichaud married Anastasie Dugas, daughter of Jean Dugas pere and Charlotte Gaudin, circa 1760 at Halifax, Nova Scotia.^3,2

Milit-Beg*

12 August 1763

Amable Robichaud and Anastasie Dugas began military service on 12 August 1763 at Halifax possibly - French Acadians living as prisoners at...
with wife & 3 children.⁴

Immigration*

1765

Amable Robichaud immigrated in 1765 to Louisiana; Acadian 1st generation.⁵

Death*

7 December 1766

He died on 7 December 1766 at St. James, LA; online Died: 7 Dec 1766
St James, an unknown place , Louisiana, USA

b 1766 wife in 9 Apr 1766 census as widow
was 7 Dec 1766
On the Mississippi.^3,2,4

Family

Anastasie Dugas b. c 1738, d. 1811

Marriage*

circa 1760

He married Anastasie Dugas, daughter of Jean Dugas pere and Charlotte Gaudin, circa 1760 at Halifax, Nova Scotia.^3,2

Children

Henri Robichaud+ b. 1761, d. Apr 1799
Jean Baptiste Robichaud+ b. 14 Apr 1762, d. 14 Nov 1829
Marie Robichaud b. c 1763
Louis Eusebe Robicheaux+ b. 1 Oct 1766, d. 6 Dec 1825

Citations

[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, p2581.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book, ?
[S107] Janet Jehn, Acadian Exiles in the Colonies.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.

Anastasie Dugas

F, #145, b. circa 1738, d. 1811

Father

Jean Dugas pere b. 5 May 1712, d. 4 Sep 1765

Mother

Charlotte Gaudin b. c 1715, d. 17 Jul 1765

Birth*

circa 1738

Anastasie Dugas was born circa 1738 at River St. Jean; [ca 1739 see father's census record].^1,2

She was the daughter of Jean Dugas pere and Charlotte Gaudin.

Note*

circa 1739

Anastasie Dugas Anastasie-born c1739; married, age 21, (1)Amable, son Joseph ROBICHAUX & Marie FORET, c1760, Acadia; on list of Acadian prisoners at Halifax, Aug 1763, unnamed, with husband & 3 children; arrived LA 1765, age 26; in Cabanocé census, 1766, right [west] bank, unnamed in a militia census & called Nastasie DUGAS widow ROBICHAUD, age 27, in the general census, with sons He[N]ry [ROBICHAUD] age 6, Jean-Baptiste [ROBICHAUD] age 4, & daughter Marie [ROBICHAUD] age 2, 0 slaves, 6 arpents, 0 cattle, 0 sheep, 1 hog, 1 gun; in Cabanocé census, 1769, occupying lot number 56, right [west] bank, called Nastazie HUGAS widow ROBICHAUD, age 31, with sons Henry ROBICHAUD age 8, Jean-Baptiste [ROBICHAUD] age 6, & Louis-Uzèbe [ROBICHAUD] age 2; married, age 31, (2)Joseph, son of Michel CAISSIE dit ROGER & his second wife Rosalie COMEAUX of Chignecto, c1770, St.-Jacques or Ascension; in Ascension census, 1770, right [west] bank, age 32, with husband & 3 ROBICHAUX sons; in Ascension census, 1777, right [west] bank, called Anastazie, age 38, with husband, 3 ROBICHAUX sons, 2 ROGER sons, & 1 ROGER daughter; moved to Lafourche valley; died [buried] Assumption Parish 3 Aug 1811, age 80[sic] circa 1739.³

Marriage*

circa 1760

She married Amable Robichaud, son of Joseph Robichaud and Marie Forest, circa 1760 at Halifax, Nova Scotia.^4,5

Immigration*

1765

Anastasie Dugas immigrated in 1765; Acadian 1st generation.³

Census*

1769

She appeared on the census of 1769 at St. James, LA; occupied lot # 56, on the Mississippi.⁵

Marriage*

between 1769 and 1770

She married Joseph Roger, son of Michel Joseph Roger and Rosalie Comeau, between 1769 and 1770 at Lafourche Parish.²

Residence*

circa 1770

Anastasie Dugas lived circa 1770 at Lafourche; of.

Census*

1810

She and Joseph Roger appeared on the census of 1810 at Thibodaux, LA; no land.

Death*

1811

Anastasie Dugas died in 1811 at Plattenville, Lafourche Parish; ?

Burial*

3 August 1811

She was buried on 3 August 1811 at Plattenville; at a reported 80 years, ASM-3,70.²

Family 1

Amable Robichaud b. 1732, d. 7 Dec 1766

Marriage*

circa 1760

She married Amable Robichaud, son of Joseph Robichaud and Marie Forest, circa 1760 at Halifax, Nova Scotia.^4,5

Children

Henri Robichaud+ b. 1761, d. Apr 1799
Jean Baptiste Robichaud+ b. 14 Apr 1762, d. 14 Nov 1829
Marie Robichaud b. c 1763
Louis Eusebe Robicheaux+ b. 1 Oct 1766, d. 6 Dec 1825

Family 2

Joseph Roger b. c 1745, d. 18 May 1818

Marriage*

between 1769 and 1770

Anastasie Dugas married Joseph Roger, son of Michel Joseph Roger and Rosalie Comeau, between 1769 and 1770 at Lafourche Parish.²

Child

Marie Anastasie Rose Roger+⁶ b. 1771, d. 7 Oct 1815

Citations

[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book, p531.
[S82] Mrs. Audrey B. Westerman, Lafourche Interior Parish, LA, 457.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S49] Bona Arsenault, Port Royal book, ?
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, p2581.
[S137] Evangeline Cousins.

Etienne LeBlanc pere¹

M, #146, b. 11 November 1722, d. before 14 September 1769

Father

Rene Le Blanc b. c 1701, d. 1759

Mother

Anne Theriot b. c 1703, d. 1759

Note*

Etienne LeBlanc pere fourth generation at Grand Pre.²

Occupation*

He was Plowman.

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 270a.

Story*

Notes on: Etienne LeBlanc

(RN=146). 1766 - @ St. James (Occupied lot # 42).
1768 - @ Nouvelle-Elosse.
1769 - @ Donaldsonville.

Birth*

11 November 1722

He was born on 11 November 1722 at Grand Pre, St-Charles des Mines Parish.^3,4,5

He was the son of Rene Le Blanc and Anne Theriot.

Marriage*

1 October 1742

Etienne LeBlanc pere married Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux, daughter of Claude Boudrot and Catherine Hebert, on 1 October 1742 at Grand Pre, St-Charles des Mines Parish; she was around 23 yrs, he was around 20. wit: Claude Boudrot, Jean Terriot [s], Jacques Terriot [s], Joseph Boudrot, sig. Estienne LeBlanc, Elizabeth Boudrot [sga-3.17a].^3,6,7,8

Census*

1760

Etienne LeBlanc pere appeared on the census of 1760 at Miramichi.⁹

Immigration*

1765

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

Death*

before 14 September 1769

He died before 14 September 1769 at St. James Parish; not in census of that year.^6,7

Family

Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux b. 9 Feb 1722

Marriage*

1 October 1742

He married Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux, daughter of Claude Boudrot and Catherine Hebert, on 1 October 1742 at Grand Pre, St-Charles des Mines Parish; she was around 23 yrs, he was around 20. wit: Claude Boudrot, Jean Terriot [s], Jacques Terriot [s], Joseph Boudrot, sig. Estienne LeBlanc, Elizabeth Boudrot [sga-3.17a].^3,6,7,8

Children

Marie LeBlanc b. 24 Jul 1743
Simon Joseph LeBlanc+ b. 16 Dec 1744, d. 14 Jul 1810
Anne LeBlanc b. 19 Jul 1746, d. 1836
Marguerite LeBlanc+ b. 22 Mar 1748, d. b 1786
Etienne LeBlanc fils+ b. 1 Jan 1751, d. 3 Oct 1796
Mathurin LeBlanc+ b. 1754, d. 10 Dec 1825
Magdeleine LeBlanc+ b. c 1758, d. 26 Jul 1842
Joseph LeBlanc b. 19 Jul 1762
Marthe Marie LeBlanc+ b. 15 Apr 1765, d. 26 Oct 1828
Madeleine Marie LeBlanc b. 1 Jan 1767

Citations

[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S52] Bona Arsenault, Grand-Pre book, p1243.
[S52] Bona Arsenault, Grand-Pre book.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sga-2.36.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, p2538.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 203.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sga-3.17a.
[S86] Stanley LeBlanc e-mail address.

Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux

F, #147, b. 9 February 1722

Father

Claude Boudrot b. c 1683, d. a 1753

Mother

Catherine Hebert b. c 1688, d. a 1734

Birth*

9 February 1722

Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux was born on 9 February 1722 at Grand Pre, St-Charles des Mines Parish; ?^1,2,3

Note*

9 February 1722

She Elizabeth Isabelle-born 9 Feb 1722, baptized next day, Grand-Pré; daughter of Claude BOUDREAUX & Catherine HÉBERT; married, age 22, Étienne, son of René LEBLANC & Anne THÉRIOT of Grand-Pré, 1 Oct 1742, Grand-Pré; at Mirimichi 1760, age 39; on list of Acadian families who arrived at Fort Edward, formerly Pigigut, 14 Jun 1762, unnamed, with husband & 1 unnamed other; at Fort Cumberland, formerly Beauséjour, 1763; arrived LA 1765, age 43; in Cabanocé census, 1766, right [west] bank, called Élizabeth, age 45, with husband, 4 sons, & 3 daughters; in Cabanocé census, 1769, occupying lot number 42, right [west] bank, called Izabelle BOUDREAU widow LEBLANC, age 45[sic], with sons Éstienne LEBLANC age 17, Mathurain LEBLANC age 13, daughters Margueritte LEBLANC age 19, [Marie-]Magdelaine LEBLANC age 11, & [Marie-]Marthe[-Élisabeth] LEBLANC age 5; in Ascension census, 1770, right [west] bank, called Izabelle BOUDREAU widow LEBLANC, age 49, head of family number 11, with sons Étienne LEBLANC age 16, Mathurin LEBLANC age 14, daughters Marguerite LEBLANC age 30, Marie-Magdelaine LEBLANC age 13, Marie-Marthe[-Élisabeth] LEBLANC age 6, & 6 arpents; in Ascension census, 1777, right [west] bank, called Widow LEBLANC, age 56, head of family number 10, with sons Éstienne age 24, Mathurin age 19, daughters [Marie-]Magdelaine age 18, Marie[-Marthe] age 12, 6 arpents, 0 slaves, 17 cattle, 4 horses, 0 sheep, 15 swine, 2 arms on 9 February 1722.⁴

She was the daughter of Claude Boudrot and Catherine Hebert.

Marriage*

1 October 1742

Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux married Etienne LeBlanc pere, son of Rene Le Blanc and Anne Theriot, on 1 October 1742 at Grand Pre, St-Charles des Mines Parish; she was around 23 yrs, he was around 20. wit: Claude Boudrot, Jean Terriot [s], Jacques Terriot [s], Joseph Boudrot, sig. Estienne LeBlanc, Elizabeth Boudrot [sga-3.17a].^1,5,2,6

Immigration*

1765

Elizabeth Isabelle Boudreaux immigrated in 1765 to Louisiana; Acadian 1st generation.⁴

Death*

She died at LA.

Census*

14 September 1769

She appeared on the census of 14 September 1769 at St. Jacques de Cabannoce, St. James, LA; Widow Boudreaux - occupied lot # 42, on the Mississippi [Etienne #146 was already dead].^5,7

Census*

1777

She and Magdeleine LeBlanc appeared on the census of 1777 at Lafourche des Chetimachas, Ascension Parish; west bank of Mississippi [St. James?].⁸

Family

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

Marriage*

1 October 1742

Children

Marie LeBlanc b. 24 Jul 1743
Simon Joseph LeBlanc+ b. 16 Dec 1744, d. 14 Jul 1810
Anne LeBlanc b. 19 Jul 1746, d. 1836
Marguerite LeBlanc+ b. 22 Mar 1748, d. b 1786
Etienne LeBlanc fils+ b. 1 Jan 1751, d. 3 Oct 1796
Mathurin LeBlanc+ b. 1754, d. 10 Dec 1825
Magdeleine LeBlanc+ b. c 1758, d. 26 Jul 1842
Joseph LeBlanc b. 19 Jul 1762
Marthe Marie LeBlanc+ b. 15 Apr 1765, d. 26 Oct 1828
Madeleine Marie LeBlanc b. 1 Jan 1767

Citations

[S52] Bona Arsenault, Grand-Pre book.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 203.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sga-2.30.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, p2538.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sga-3.17a.
[S86] Stanley LeBlanc e-mail address.
[S92] Albert Robichaux, Bayou Lafourche Colonial Settlers, 10.

Jo Ann Goulas

F, #148, b. 15 December 1934, d. 15 July 1999

Father

Olivier Goulas b. 15 Apr 1900, d. 23 Jan 1972

Mother

Gertrude Domingue b. 6 Sep 1898

Jesnair B*

Jo Ann Goulas was jesnair b JJB.109.

Address*

Jo Ann Goulas lived at Groves, TX.

Birth*

15 December 1934

She was born on 15 December 1934 at Port Arthur, TX; Saturday.

She was the daughter of Olivier Goulas and Gertrude Domingue.

Address*

after 1954

As of after 1954, Jo Ann Goulas and Joseph Harold Louviere lived at 2016 Angelle Dr, Groves, TX.

Marriage*

30 January 1954

Jo Ann Goulas married Joseph Harold Louviere, son of Alfred Louviere and Angelle Gonsoulin, on 30 January 1954 at Port Arthur, Jefferson County, TX; Notary for age Vernis Louvier.¹

Death*

15 July 1999

Jo Ann Goulas died on 15 July 1999 at Groves, Jefferson County, TX, at age 64; Thursday
Louvier, Jo Ann 15-Jul-1999 F

JOANN LOUVIER 12 Dec 1934 15 Jul 1999 (V) 77642 (Port Arthur, Jefferson, TX) (none specified) 462-44-1159 Texas.^2,3

Burial*

17 July 1999

She was buried on 17 July 1999 at Greenlawn Memorial Park, Groves, TX; Clayton-Thompson Funeral Directors; Groves, TX.

Family

Joseph Harold Louviere b. 2 Aug 1929, d. 21 Oct 2013

Marriage*

30 January 1954

She married Joseph Harold Louviere, son of Alfred Louviere and Angelle Gonsoulin, on 30 January 1954 at Port Arthur, Jefferson County, TX; Notary for age Vernis Louvier.¹

Citations

[S97] Jefferson County Ct Hse, #62529 84-256.
[S66] Social Security Admin.
[S97] Jefferson County Ct Hse, b.

Michel Bourgeois

M, #150, b. 1741, d. after 1797

Father

Paul Bourgeois b. c 1705, d. c 1760

Mother

Marie Josephe Brun b. 9 Mar 1710, d. c 1748

Story*

Notes on: Michel Bourgeois

(RN=15O) 1769 and 1777 - Occupied lot# 95 on the Miss. River @ St. James.

Occupation*

Michel Bourgeois was Planter.

Note*

circa 1741

He Michel-born c1741, probably Chignecto; son of Paul BOURGEOIS & his first wife Marie-Josèphe BRUN; brother of Joseph, Marie, Paul, & Pierre; arrived Feb LA 1765, age 24, with party from Halifax via St.-Domingue led by Joseph BROUSSARD dit Beausoleil; moved to Cabanocé fall 1765 probably to escape an epidemic; in Cabanocé census, 1766, left [east] bank, JUDICE's Company, Cabanoce Militia, called Miguel, age 25, listed singly so probably a bachelor, with 0 slaves, 6 arpents between brothers Pierre & Joseph, 0 cattle, 0 sheep, 0 hogs, 1 gun; married, age 27, Anne-Osite, daughter of Abraham dit Petit Abram LANDRY & probably his first wife Élisabeth LEBLANC, 2 May 1768, Cabanocé; in Cabanocé census, 1769, occupying lot number 95, left [east] bank, age 23[sic], with wife Ozitte age 26, & no children; in St.-Jacques census, 1777, left [east] bank, age 36, with wife Anne age 33, son Jean-Baptiste age 2, daughters Soffie age 7, Angélique age 5, & Victoire age 4; in St.-Jacques census, 1779, with 7 unnamed whites, 1 black, 15 qts. rice, 10 qts. corn; moved to Lafourche valley, 1780s or early 1790s; in Assumption census, 1795, called Angel, age 57[sic], with wife Ana age 54, sons Santiago age 17, Miguel age 14, Luis age 12, & daughter Maria age 16, next to son-in-law Pedro ARSENAUX; in Assumption census, 1797, called Michel BOURGOIS, age 58[sic], with wife Anne age 55, sons Jacques age 18, Michelle[sic] age 15, Louis age 13, & daughter Marie age 17, 0 slaves, between son-in-law Pierre ARCENEAUX & son Jean-Baptiste; in Lafourche census, 1798, called Michel BOURGOIS, age 59[sic], with wife Anne age 50, sons Michel age 16, Louis age 13, & engagé Alexis no surname given age 56, 30/5 arpents, 4 slaves circa 1741.¹

Birth*

1741

He was born in 1741 at Beaubassin.²

He was the son of Paul Bourgeois and Marie Josephe Brun.

Milit-Beg*

12 August 1763

Michel Bourgeois and Anne Osite Landry began military service on 12 August 1763 at Halifax possibly - French Acadians living as prisoners at...
with wife and one child.³

Psgr List*

February 1765

Michel Bourgeois 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.¹

Immigration*

February 1765

He immigrated in February 1765 to Thibodaux, Louisiana; first generation.^4,1

Marriage*

2 May 1768

He married Anne Osite Landry on 2 May 1768 at St. James, LA.

Census*

1769

Michel Bourgeois appeared on the census of 1769 at St. James, LA; occupied lot # 95, on the Mississippi.⁵

Census*

1795

He and Angelique Bourgeois appeared on the census of 1795 at Valenzuela; next to..⁶

Census*

1795

Michel Bourgeois and Anne Osite Landry appeared on the census of 1795 at Valenzuela; Bayou Laforche.⁶

Death*

after 1797

Michel Bourgeois died after 1797 at Thibodaux, LA; ?

Family

Anne Osite Landry b. 1745, d. a 1771

Marriage*

2 May 1768

He married Anne Osite Landry on 2 May 1768 at St. James, LA.

Children

Louis Bourgeois+ b. 1769
Sophie Bourgeois+ b. 1770
Angelique Bourgeois+ b. 1771, d. 31 May 1845
Victoria Bourgeois+ b. 1773
Jean Baptiste Bourgeois+ b. 1774
Anne Marie Bourgeois b. 1775
Jacques Bourgeois⁷ b. 5 Aug 1778
Melonie Marie Bourgeois⁸ b. 1779
Michel Bourgeois+⁶ b. c 1781

Citations

[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, p2434.
[S107] Janet Jehn, Acadian Exiles in the Colonies.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, p2435.
[S92] Albert Robichaux, Bayou Lafourche Colonial Settlers, 50.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sja-1.57a.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sja-1.61a.

Anne Osite Landry¹

F, #151, b. 1745, d. after 1771

Note*

circa 1744

Anne Osite Landry Anne Osite-born c1744, probably Pigiguit; called Osite; daughter of Abraham dit Petit Abram LANDRY & probably his first wife Élisabeth LEBLANC; sister of Élisabeth/Isabelle, Étienne, Joseph, Joseph dit Le Cadet, Marguerite, Marie, Marie-Anastasie, Marie-Madeleine, Mathurin, Pierre-Abraham dit Pitre, & Simon; exiled to MD 1755, age 11; in report on Acadians at Oxford, MD, Jul 1763, with father, stepmother, & siblings?; arrived LA 1766, age 22; married, age 24, Michel, son of Paul BOURGEOIS & Marie-Josèphe BRUN, 2 May 1768, Cabanocé; in Cabanocé census, 1769, occupying lot number 95, left [east] bank, called Ozitte, age 26, with husband & no children; in St.-Jacques census, 1777, left [east] bank, called Anne, age 33, with husband, 1 son, & 3 daughters; in St.-Jacques census, 1779, unnamed, with husband & 6 others; moved to Lafourche valley; in Valenzuéla census, 1795, called Ana, age 54, with husband, 3 sons, & 1 daughter; in Valenzuéla census, 1797, called Anne, age 55, with husband, 3 sons, & 1 daughter; in Valenzuéla census, 1798, called Anne, age 55, with husband, 2 sons, & "engagé" Alexis no surname given circa 1744.¹

Birth*

1745

She was born in 1745 at Beaubassin; born c1744, probably Pigiguit; called Osite; daughter of Abraham dit Petit Abram LANDRY & probably his first wife Élisabeth LEBLANC.¹

Immigration*

September 1766

She immigrated in September 1766; Acadian.¹

Marriage*

2 May 1768

She married Michel Bourgeois, son of Paul Bourgeois and Marie Josephe Brun, on 2 May 1768 at St. James, LA.

Death*

after 1771

Anne Osite Landry died after 1771 at St. James, LA; After.

Census*

1795

She and Michel Bourgeois appeared on the census of 1795 at Valenzuela; Bayou Laforche.²

Family

Michel Bourgeois b. 1741, d. a 1797

Children

Louis Bourgeois+ b. 1769
Sophie Bourgeois+ b. 1770
Angelique Bourgeois+ b. 1771, d. 31 May 1845
Victoria Bourgeois+ b. 1773
Jean Baptiste Bourgeois+ b. 1774
Anne Marie Bourgeois b. 1775
Jacques Bourgeois³ b. 5 Aug 1778
Melonie Marie Bourgeois⁴ b. 1779
Michel Bourgeois+² b. c 1781

Citations

[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S92] Albert Robichaux, Bayou Lafourche Colonial Settlers, 50.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sja-1.57a.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, sja-1.61a.

Pierre Arceneaux

M, #152, b. 1735, d. 1769

Father

Jean Baptiste Arseneau b. b 1707

Mother

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

Story*

Notes on: Pierre I Arsenault

(RN=152) Per St. James' Courthouse records: 9-Nov-1787 Pierre left with his family to form
his residence @ Post of Attakapas, where he had a large ranch. (He left Francois Croizet in
charge of his affairs @ St. James) (He lived 17 years in St. James before moving). 1765 - In
original group @ St. James. 1766 - Established @ St. James. (Occupiedlot # 31 on the
Mississippi) Ref: Bona Arsenault v6, p 24O2.

Note*

Pierre Arceneaux first generation
at St. James, Louisiana.^1,2

Birth*

1735

He was born in 1735 at Beaubassin.¹

He was the son of Jean Baptiste Arseneau and Anne Cyr.

Marriage*

circa 1760

Pierre Arceneaux married Josephine Godin dit Lincour, daughter of Jean Rene Godin dit Valcour and Francoise Dugas, circa 1760 at Beaubassin, Acadia.^1,3

Immigration*

1765

Pierre Arceneaux immigrated in 1765 to Louisiana; Acadians.⁴

Note*

1766

He and Josephine Godin dit Lincour (an unknown value) in 1766 at St. James, LA.¹

Census*

9 April 1766

Pierre Arceneaux appeared on the census of 9 April 1766 at St. James; with wife & 2 boys.⁵

Death*

1769

He died in 1769 at St. James, LA.¹

Family

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

Marriage*

circa 1760

He married Josephine Godin dit Lincour, daughter of Jean Rene Godin dit Valcour and Francoise Dugas, circa 1760 at Beaubassin, Acadia.^1,3

Children

Eusebe Arceneaux+ b. 1761, d. 11 Oct 1825
Pierre Arceneaux+ b. 1765, d. 5 Jan 1799

Citations

[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book.
[S15] Speculation.
[S15] Speculation, on location.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S107] Janet Jehn, Acadian Exiles in the Colonies.

Josephine Godin dit Lincour¹

F, #153, b. circa 1742, d. before 1799

Father

Jean Rene Godin dit Valcour b. c 1712

Mother

Francoise Dugas b. 1724

Josephine Godin dit Lincour|b. c 1742\nd. b 1799|p5.htm#i153|Jean Rene Godin dit Valcour|b. c 1712|p10.htm#i306|Francoise Dugas|b. 1724|p10.htm#i307|Gabriel Godin|b. c 1661\nd. b 22 Aug 1730|p16.htm#i582|Andree A. Jeanne|b. 26 Mar 1671|p16.htm#i583|||||||

Birth*

circa 1742

Josephine Godin dit Lincour was born circa 1742 at River St. Jean; see dad's second marriage.^2,3

She was the daughter of Jean Rene Godin dit Valcour and Francoise Dugas.

Note*

1744

Josephine Godin dit Lincour Marie Josephe-born c1744, probably Rivière St.-Jean; daughter of Jean-Baptiste GODIN dit Lincour & Anastasie BOURG; sister of Charles dit Lincour & Joseph dit Lincour; married, age 16, (1)Pierre, son of Jean-Baptiste ARCENEAUX & Anne CYR of Chignecto, c1760; on list of Acadian prisoners at Halifax, Aug 1763, unnamed, with husband & 1 child?; arrived LA 1765, age 21; in Cabanocé census, 1766, right [west] bank, called Marie LICOURT, age 22, with husband & 2 sons; married, age 24, (2)Basile, son of Joseph PRÉJEAN & Marie-Louise COMEAUX of Chepoudy, c1768, probably Cabanocé; in Cabanocé census, 1769, right [west] bank, called Marie LINCOURT, age 25, with husband & 2 ARCENEAUX sons; in Ascension census, 1777, right [west] bank, called Marie LINCOUR, age 32, with husband, 2 ARCENAUX sons, 1 PRÉJEAN son, & 2 PRÉJEAN daughters; moved to Atakapas District; died "at the home of Alexandre FRERE on Bayou Teych," St. Martin Parish , 16 May 1815, age 76[sic], buried next day "in the parish cemetery" in 1744.⁴

Marriage*

circa 1760

She married Pierre Arceneaux, son of Jean Baptiste Arseneau and Anne Cyr, circa 1760 at Beaubassin, Acadia.^2,5

Immigration*

1765

Josephine Godin dit Lincour immigrated in 1765; Acadian.⁴

Note*

1766

She and Pierre Arceneaux (an unknown value) in 1766 at St. James, LA.²

Marriage*

after 1769

Josephine Godin dit Lincour married Basile Prejean, son of Joseph Prejean and Marie Louise Comeau, after 1769 at St. James, LA; see first husband's death.²

Residence*

circa 1770

Josephine Godin dit Lincour and Basile Prejean lived circa 1770 at St. James, LA; lot # 31.⁶

Census*

1777

Josephine Godin dit Lincour and Basile Prejean appeared on the census of 1777 at Lafourche des Chetimachas, Ascension Parish; at beginning of census [lot#31?] - west bank of Mississippi she was 32.⁷

Note*

circa 1783

Josephine Godin dit Lincour and Basile Prejean Emilie m. 19 sep 1803 Charles Himel circa 1783 at Donaldsonville.⁸

Death*

before 1799

Josephine Godin dit Lincour died before 1799 at St. James, LA; Before.

Family 1

Pierre Arceneaux b. 1735, d. 1769

Marriage*

circa 1760

She married Pierre Arceneaux, son of Jean Baptiste Arseneau and Anne Cyr, circa 1760 at Beaubassin, Acadia.^2,5

Children

Eusebe Arceneaux+ b. 1761, d. 11 Oct 1825
Pierre Arceneaux+ b. 1765, d. 5 Jan 1799

Family 2

Basile Prejean b. c 1744, d. 6 Jan 1823

Marriage*

after 1769

Josephine Godin dit Lincour married Basile Prejean, son of Joseph Prejean and Marie Louise Comeau, after 1769 at St. James, LA; see first husband's death.²

Child

Leonore Prejean+ b. 1770

Citations

[S107] Janet Jehn, Acadian Exiles in the Colonies.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book.
[S70] Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes, 748.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S15] Speculation, on location.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, p2402.
[S92] Albert Robichaux, Bayou Lafourche Colonial Settlers, 9.
[S19] Catholic Church, Diocese of Baton Rouge, asc-2.103.

Enias Brunaire Louviere

M, #155, b. 3 January 1910, d. 25 March 1935

Father

Elias Louviere b. 25 Feb 1889, d. 20 Nov 1948

Mother

Angeline Guidry b. 25 Oct 1890, d. 28 Sep 1959

Jesnair B*

Enias Brunaire Louviere was jesnair b JJB.83.

FAM GROP C*

He was fam grop c FFSBEE.

Birth*

3 January 1910

He was born on 3 January 1910 at Jefferson Island.

He was the son of Elias Louviere and Angeline Guidry.

Census*

1930

Enias Brunaire Louviere appeared on the census of 1930; Ennis Louvier Home in 1930: Port Arthur, Jefferson, Texas Age: 20 Estimated birth year: abt 1910 Relation to head-of-house: Son Father's Name: Elois Mother's Name: Angeline
Occupation:

Education:

Military service:

Rent/home value:

Age at first marriage:

Parents' birthplace:

View Image Family and neighbors: View Results Household Members:
Name
Age

Elois Louvier
41

Angeline Louvier
39

Ennis Louvier
20

Mary Louvier
16.¹

Death*

25 March 1935

He died on 25 March 1935 at Port Arthur, TX, at age 25; died in explosion @ The Texas Company (Texaco)
Bonnie Ballard Gillard December 5 at 11:15am Report
Cookie was named after her Uncle Ennis Louvier...He was killed at the Texas Company Island when he was 25 years old in 1935. My Grandmother May Louvier Ballard always told us her only Brother and her Daddy (Elias Louvier) worked at the Texas Company Island on that day.Ennis and two other Men entered a outside elavator and when the door closed it made a spark and there was a small tank under the elevator that had a leak.The spark ignited the leak in the tank and the three men flew into the air and were also burned badley...Ennis ended up on a rail road track in the area. Ennis and his Dad Elias road in the ambulance togeather to St.Marys Hospital. Elias always told the family that Ennis just kept telling him its alright dad I don't hurt... Ennis was burned so severely all his clothes were burned off of him. He died the third day.Great Grandpa Elias Louvier never went back to work there. It really was hard on both his parents I can only imagine...Ennis had never married but our Grandmother May always told us the girls just loved him.And there was a special girl he cared for if I remember right her name was Dorthy Higginbotham...I have always been interested in genalogy and Family History that is why I do have most of my Grandmothers pictures that I have posted on my Facebook...Thanks for posting your pictures of the Louviers I really enjoyed looking at them. Bonnie.

Citations

[S129] Ancestry.com US Public records.

Armand Broussard

M, #156, b. circa 1745, d. 8 January 1818

Father

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

Mother

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

Occupation*

Armand Broussard was Planter, Cattleman, Miller, Blacksmith.

CLARENCE B*

He was clarence b 98.

Story*

Notes on: Armand Broussard

(RN=156) (CBE.18) Amand probably arrived in Louisiana in early 1765 with his parents. The
25 April 1766 census shows him living at Bayou Queue de Tortue, in the Attakapas area.
On 15 July 177l, at Pointe Coupee (now New Roads), Louisiana, he married Helene Landry but she
died within a few years. In February 1772 the Spanish Governor, Luis de Unzaga, gave him a 451
arpent land grant on both sides of Bayou Teche at the upper end of the place known as Fausse
Pointe. Amand is on the roll of the Attakapas Militia on 20 June 1774 and again on that of 1 May
1777. By 1792 he had become an affluent cattleman and planter, having acquired the nearby land
grants of his brothers Claude and Joseph, also 1600 arpents of land near Lake Fausse Pointe and
lands at Petite Anse, Lake Peigneur and Grosse Isle. At about this time he built his home on
the land acquired from Joseph at Fausse Pointe (now Loreauville). The inventory taken at his
death showed that the plantation at Fausse Pointe included the main house, a separate kitchen, a
potato cabin, a small barn, a school house, a schoolmaster's house, an old barn, a cotton gin
and press, a stone mill and a blacksmith shop. The inventory also included 21 slaves with their
6 children, farm implements, household items, animals and six tracts of land. The main Acadian
house has been restored and placed on the National Register of Historic Places; relocated
to 1400 East Main Street, New Iberia, La. (As of Dec 1988)
Soon to be moved to Lafayette, (as of Oct 1989) it has been moved.
Amand and Anne had twelve children, all born in St. Martin Parish.

Birth*

circa 1745

He was born circa 1745 at Village des Beausoleils; New Brunswick.¹

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

Note*

1765

Armand Broussard probably arrived with parents in 1765 at Louisiana.

Immigration*

after 1765

He immigrated after 1765 to Bayou Tortue, Attakapas District.²

Psgr List*

February 1765

He 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.³

Census*

25 April 1766

He appeared on the census of 25 April 1766 at Bayou Queue de Tortue; Attakapas District.

Marriage*

15 July 1771

He married Helene Landry, daughter of Firmin Landry and Francoise Elisabeth Thibodeaux, on 15 July 1771 at Pointe Coupee, New Roads; see son's birth.

Residence*

February 1772

Armand Broussard lived in February 1772 at Bayou Teche, Fausse Pointe; the Spanish Govenor, Luis de Unzaga, gave him 451 arpent land grant on both sides of Bayou Teche.⁴

land grant*

February 1772

He and Jean Baptiste LaBauve were land grant next to... in February 1772 at Fausse Pointe, Walet Plantation.

land grant*

17 February 1772

Armand Broussard was land grant 451 acres on 17 February 1772 at Fausse Pointe, Walet Plantation.⁵

Milit-Beg*

20 June 1774

He began military service on 20 June 1774 at Attakapas Militia.

Marriage*

24 May 1775

He married Anne Benoit, daughter of Alexis Benoit and Helene Marie Comeau, on 24 May 1775 at St. Martinville, LA; BROUSSARD, Amand - of the parish of St. Jean in Acadie and widr. of Heleine LANDRY (Joseph & Agnes THIBODEAU) m. contract dated: 24 May 1775 Anne BENOIT, native of Acadie - parish of St. Jean (Alexis & Heleine COMAU) Wits: Michel MAU, Jacques FOSTAIN, Jean Baptiste LABAUVE, Olivier TRAHAN, Pierre BROUSSARD and Joseph LANDRY (SM Ct.Hse.: OA-vol.1, #25)

BENOIT, Anne - native of Acadie, parish of St. Jean (Alexis BENOIST & Helene COMAU) m. contract dated: 24 May 1775 Amand BROUSSARD - native of Acadie of the parish of St. Jean; widr. of Helene LANDRY (Joseph & Agnes THIBAUDAU) Wits: Michel MAU, Jacques FOSTAIN, Jean Baptiste LABAUVE, Olivier TRAHAN, Pierre BROUSSARD, Joseph LANDRY. (SM Ct.Hse.: OA-Vol.1, #25).^1,6

Milit-End*

1 May 1777

Armand Broussard ended military service on 1 May 1777 at Attakapas; Militia.

Cattle*

April 1781

He was New Tag 140? cattle in April 1781.

land grant*

1783

He and Paul Bonin were land grant sold to Jean Baptiste Prevost - who sold to Armand Broussard #156 in 1805 in 1783 at Bayou Petite Anse.²

land grant*

1815

Armand Broussard and Francois Jean Gonsoulin were land grant Fausse Pointe - #18 Amand and Francois Gonsoulin - legal reps of... in 1815 at Bayou Teche, Loreauville.⁷

Death*

8 January 1818

Armand Broussard died on 8 January 1818 at Fausse Pointe; BROUSSARD, Amand - native of Acadie; inhabitant at la fausse pointe; died 8 Jan. 1818 at age about 64 years at his home; buried 9 Jan. 1818 in the parish cemetery. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.4, #1157).⁸

Probate*

30 March 1818

His estate was probated on 30 March 1818 at St. Martinville; estate no 288. $65,728. 6 oxen. 27 sheep.
BENOIT, Anne m. Armand BROUSSARD. In Succ. of Armand BROUSSARD dated 30 March 1818 (SM Ct.Hse.: Succ.#238)

BROUSSARD, Armand wid. is Anne BENOIT Succ. dated 30 March 1818 (SM Ct.Hse.: Succ.#238).^6,9

Family 1

Helene Landry b. 1757, d. b 1775

Marriage*

15 July 1771

He married Helene Landry, daughter of Firmin Landry and Francoise Elisabeth Thibodeaux, on 15 July 1771 at Pointe Coupee, New Roads; see son's birth.

Child

Josephat Broussard+ b. 29 Nov 1771, d. 19 Apr 1836

Family 2

Anne Benoit b. c 1758, d. 18 Sep 1830

Marriage*

24 May 1775

Armand Broussard married Anne Benoit, daughter of Alexis Benoit and Helene Marie Comeau, on 24 May 1775 at St. Martinville, LA; BROUSSARD, Amand - of the parish of St. Jean in Acadie and widr. of Heleine LANDRY (Joseph & Agnes THIBODEAU) m. contract dated: 24 May 1775 Anne BENOIT, native of Acadie - parish of St. Jean (Alexis & Heleine COMAU) Wits: Michel MAU, Jacques FOSTAIN, Jean Baptiste LABAUVE, Olivier TRAHAN, Pierre BROUSSARD and Joseph LANDRY (SM Ct.Hse.: OA-vol.1, #25)

BENOIT, Anne - native of Acadie, parish of St. Jean (Alexis BENOIST & Helene COMAU) m. contract dated: 24 May 1775 Amand BROUSSARD - native of Acadie of the parish of St. Jean; widr. of Helene LANDRY (Joseph & Agnes THIBAUDAU) Wits: Michel MAU, Jacques FOSTAIN, Jean Baptiste LABAUVE, Olivier TRAHAN, Pierre BROUSSARD, Joseph LANDRY. (SM Ct.Hse.: OA-Vol.1, #25).^1,6

Children

Edouard A. Broussard+ b. 15 Oct 1777, d. 25 Aug 1830
Scholastique Broussard+ b. 8 Sep 1781, d. 25 May 1827
Anne Broussard+ b. 6 Mar 1784, d. 21 Sep 1814
Nicolas Amand Broussard+ b. 5 Mar 1786, d. a 1885
Eloi Amand Broussard+ b. 2 Apr 1788, d. 4 Sep 1832
Susanne Broussard+ b. 2 Apr 1790, d. 27 Apr 1849
Felonise Broussard+ b. 20 Oct 1792, d. 19 Mar 1879
Julie Broussard+ b. 31 May 1795, d. 9 Jun 1843
Rosemond Broussard b. Jun 1799, d. 11 Jan 1820
Camille Amand Broussard+ b. Oct 1801, d. 4 Mar 1846
Pierre Broussard b. 31 Mar 1804, d. 9 Jan 1805

Citations

[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book.
[S128] Unknown author, "Attakapas Gazette."
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S100] Spanish land grants.
[S100] Spanish land grants, Bayou Teche.
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd 101.
[S108] Glenn R. Conrad, Land Records of the Attakapas District, p215.
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd101.
[S108] Glenn R. Conrad, Land Records of the Attakapas District.

Helene Landry

F, #157, b. 1757, d. before 1775

Father

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

Mother

Francoise Elisabeth Thibodeaux b. c 1732, d. 1769

Helene Landry|b. 1757\nd. b 1775|p5.htm#i157|Firmin Landry|b. c 1726\nd. 4 Feb 1801|p10.htm#i314|Francoise Elisabeth Thibodeaux|b. c 1732\nd. 1769|p10.htm#i315|Alexandre Landry|b. c 1695\nd. 7 Jul 1763|p268.htm#i9284|Marguerite Blanchard|b. c 1707|p268.htm#i9285|||||||

Note*

Helene Landry Second Generation at Bayou Teche, Fausse Pointe, Louisiana.

Birth*

1757

She was born in 1757 at Oxford, Maryland; ?
The parents of Théotiste Thibodeau was Charles Thibodeau and Brigette Breau.
Théotiste Thibodeau was enumerated in the census of Cabannocey in 1766 as the
widow of Bonnaventure Godin and living with her five year old daughter
Susanne Godin.
Théotiste Thibodeaux Godin, Bonnaventure Godin, and her parents were
emprisoned at Halifax until the treaty of 1763. It is believed by some that
she and her mother came to Louisiana with Beausolil Broussard.

When Firmin Landry arrived in Louisiana, now a widower of his first wife
Françoise Thibodeau (parents unknown) and the father of 4 (2 girls were born
in Maryland prior to the 1766 census), he married Théotiste Thibodeau and the
family (including Théotiste's daughter established in the Attakapas (St.
Martinville), where Firmin is listed in the 1769 Opelousas cattle brand book.

Brigette Breaud died in St. Martinville. No record of the date that her
father Charles Thibodeau died. He apparently died in prison or on the trip to
Louisiana.

Don Landry
[email protected].^1,2,3

She was the daughter of Firmin Landry and Francoise Elisabeth Thibodeaux.

Immigration*

September 1766

Helene Landry immigrated in September 1766; Acadian.⁴

Marriage*

15 July 1771

She married Armand Broussard, son of Joseph dit Beausoleil Broussard and Agnes Anne Thibodeau, on 15 July 1771 at Pointe Coupee, New Roads; see son's birth.

Death*

before 1775

Helene Landry died before 1775 at Fausse Pointe, LA; died before Oct 1774, when her husband was listed in the Attakapas census as a widower

see Armand's second marriage for date, Son's birth place for her death place.⁴

Family

Armand Broussard b. c 1745, d. 8 Jan 1818

Child

Josephat Broussard+ b. 29 Nov 1771, d. 19 Apr 1836

Citations

[S50] Bona Arsenault, Pisiguit book, p1406.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book, p2522.
[S87] e-mail address.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.

Pierre Trahan

M, #158, b. 1737, d. 8 September 1803

Father

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

Mother

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

Note*

Pierre Trahan fourth generation at Grand Pre.¹

Story*

Notes on: Pierre II Trahan

(RN=158). 1764 Deported to England, then Morlaix, France
1770 Remarried @ Belle-Ile-en-mer.
1789 Militiamen @ Attakapas Post.

Birth*

1737

He was born in 1737 at Grand Pre.^1,2

He was the son of Pierre Trahan and Jeanne Daigre.

Marriage*

8 May 1758

Pierre Trahan married Marguerite Vincent Duhon, daughter of Jean Baptiste Duon and Madeleine Vincent, on 8 May 1758 at Liverpool, England; Angleterre (England).^1,2

land grant*

between 1776 and 1777

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

land grant*

1 August 1781

Pierre Trahan was land grant this pierre ? just above city on 1 August 1781 at Bayou Plaquemine Brule, Church Pointe.³

Immigration*

September 1785

He immigrated in September 1785 to Louisiana; Acadian 1st generation.⁴

Psgr List*

September 1785

He and Marguerite Vincent Duhon were found on a passenger list in September 1785 at The Le Saint Remi; Pierre TRAHAN, plowman - 48 [born 1737]
Marguerite DUON, wife - 44
Joseph TRAHAN, son - 8
Genevieve TRAHAN, daughter - 23
Pauline TRAHAN, daughter - 18
Marguerite TRAHAN, daughter - 16
Anne TRAHAN, daughter - 12
Marie Francoise TRAHAN, daughter - 10.⁵

Cattle*

May 1803

Pierre Trahan was New Tag 10 cattle in May 1803 at Vermilion, Attakapas District.

Occupation*

May 1803

He was Rancher in May 1803 at Vermillon, Attakapas.⁶

Census*

May 1803

He and Marguerite Vincent Duhon appeared on the census of May 1803 at Vermillon, Attakapas; he was 67, Marguerite Duhon -age 62. 4 arpents, 50 cattle, 13 horses. Genevieve Therio age 38. 10 cattle. Lise Therio age 9.⁶

Death*

8 September 1803

Pierre Trahan died on 8 September 1803 at Attakapas, St. Martinville; TRAHAN, Pierre - of Acadia (Pierre & Jeanne DAIGLE) m. to Marguerite DUON bur. 8 Sept. 1803 at age 67 yrs. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #308).^2,7

Burial*

8 September 1803

He was buried on 8 September 1803 at St. Martinville; TRAHAN, Pierre - of Acadia (Pierre & Jeanne DAIGLE) m. to Marguerite DUON bur. 8 Sept. 1803 at age 67 yrs. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #308).

Family

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

Marriage*

8 May 1758

He married Marguerite Vincent Duhon, daughter of Jean Baptiste Duon and Madeleine Vincent, on 8 May 1758 at Liverpool, England; Angleterre (England).^1,2

Children

Elizabeth Marie Trahan+ b. 1759, d. 5 Apr 1835
Genevieve Trahan b. 29 Dec 1762, d. 8 Oct 1787
Jean Baptiste Trahan b. 1764
Apolline Elizabeth Trahan+ b. 2 Jan 1767, d. 25 Jun 1835
Catherine Marguerite Trahan+ b. 1768, d. 20 Aug 1804
Jeanne Marie Trahan b. 1770
Anne Marie Trahan+ b. 1772, d. 19 Mar 1824
Madeleine Marie Trahan b. c 1775
Marie Francoise Trahan+ b. 17 Jan 1775, d. c 1853
Joseph Marie Trahan b. c 1777

Citations

[S52] Bona Arsenault, Grand-Pre book.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book.
[S99] Louisiana State Library Baton Rouge, Southwest Opelousas District.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S140] http://www.acadian-cajun.com
[S124] "Judy Riffel" < and e-mail address>, "le Raconteur."
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd101.

Marguerite Vincent Duhon

F, #159, b. 1741, d. after May 1803

Father

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

Mother

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

Note*

Marguerite Vincent Duhon third generation at Grand Pre.

Birth*

1741

She was born in 1741 at Riviere aux Canards.¹

She was the daughter of Jean Baptiste Duon and Madeleine Vincent.

Marriage*

8 May 1758

Marguerite Vincent Duhon married Pierre Trahan, son of Pierre Trahan and Jeanne Daigre, on 8 May 1758 at Liverpool, England; Angleterre (England).^1,2

Immigration*

September 1785

Marguerite Vincent Duhon immigrated in September 1785; Acadian 1st generation.³

Census*

May 1803

She and Pierre Trahan appeared on the census of May 1803 at Vermillon, Attakapas; he was 67, Marguerite Duhon -age 62. 4 arpents, 50 cattle, 13 horses. Genevieve Therio age 38. 10 cattle. Lise Therio age 9.⁴

Death*

after May 1803

Marguerite Vincent Duhon died after May 1803 at Vermillon, Attakapas.

Family

Pierre Trahan b. 1737, d. 8 Sep 1803

Marriage*

8 May 1758

She married Pierre Trahan, son of Pierre Trahan and Jeanne Daigre, on 8 May 1758 at Liverpool, England; Angleterre (England).^1,2

Children

Elizabeth Marie Trahan+ b. 1759, d. 5 Apr 1835
Genevieve Trahan b. 29 Dec 1762, d. 8 Oct 1787
Jean Baptiste Trahan b. 1764
Apolline Elizabeth Trahan+ b. 2 Jan 1767, d. 25 Jun 1835
Catherine Marguerite Trahan+ b. 1768, d. 20 Aug 1804
Jeanne Marie Trahan b. 1770
Anne Marie Trahan+ b. 1772, d. 19 Mar 1824
Madeleine Marie Trahan b. c 1775
Marie Francoise Trahan+ b. 17 Jan 1775, d. c 1853
Joseph Marie Trahan b. c 1777

Citations

[S52] Bona Arsenault, Grand-Pre book.
[S57] Bona Arsenault, Louisiana book.
[S139] Acadians in Gray.
[S124] "Judy Riffel" < and e-mail address>, "le Raconteur."

Francois Jean Gonsoulin

M, #160, b. circa 1747, d. 23 September 1819

Father

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

Mother

Louise Desfiguiares b. c 1726, d. a 1748

Francois Jean Gonsoulin|b. c 1747\nd. 23 Sep 1819|p5.htm#i160|Jean Pierre Gonsoulin|b. c 1726\nd. a 1748|p10.htm#i320|Louise Desfiguiares|b. c 1726\nd. a 1748|p10.htm#i321|||||||||||||

CLARENCE B*

Francois Jean Gonsoulin was clarence b 78.

Story*

Notes on Jean Francois Gonsoulin
Jean Francois was assigned by the French Government to be the official surveyor for the Attakapas Post. He, Dautrieve Dubuclet and Benoist St. Clair were granted 403 acres of land at Belle Isle [in St. Mary Parish].

Birth*

circa 1747

He was born circa 1747 at Marseilles, France.

He was the son of Jean Pierre Gonsoulin and Louise Desfiguiares.

land grant*

February 1772

Francois Jean Gonsoulin and Michel Trahan were land grant #47 - 76 acres in February 1772 at Bayou Teche, Spanish Lake.¹

Occupation*

1778

Francois Jean Gonsoulin was Official surveyor for the Post in 1778 at Attakapas.

Residence*

1779

He lived in 1779 at Acadiana Regional Airport, Spanish Lake; Lake Flammand [Hammond] also called Nid d' Aigle - ref: land grant #32. Francois Gonsoulin deposed that he arrived in the Attakapas in 1779.²

Marriage*

3 November 1779

He married Louise Celeste Harpin, daughter of Pierre Rene Herpin and Marie Louise Bienvenu, on 3 November 1779 at New Orleans.

Cattle*

April 1781

Francois Jean Gonsoulin was New Tag 220? cattle in April 1781.

land grant*

23 October 1787

He was land grant #65 - 240 arpents located on Prarie Long, in the gully of Cypress Island on 23 October 1787 at Bayou Tortue, Cote Gelee.³

Census*

1810

He appeared on the census of 1810.

land grant*

1815

He and Armand Broussard were land grant Fausse Pointe - #18 Amand and Francois Gonsoulin - legal reps of... in 1815 at Bayou Teche, Loreauville.⁴

Death*

23 September 1819

Francois Jean Gonsoulin died on 23 September 1819 at Fausse Pointe; GONSOULIN, Francois - native of Provence; died 22 Sept. 1819 at age 72 yrs. at his home at la fausse pointe; buried 23 Sept. 1819 in the parish cemetery. Signed: Louis C. DEBLANC, A. PORTER, Jr. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.4, #1281).⁵

Probate*

16 January 1823

His estate was probated on 16 January 1823 at St. Martinville; GONSOULIN, Jean Francois m. Marie Louise Celeste DE LA GAUTRAIS - Succ. dated 16 Jan. 1823 (SM Ct.Hse.: Succ.#470).⁵

land grant*

8 February 1827

He and Michel Laurent Doucet were land grant #48 - 75 acres on 8 February 1827 at Bayou Teche, Spanish Lake.¹

Note*

17 September 1830

Francois Jean Gonsoulin wife died on 17 September 1830.

Family

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

Marriage*

3 November 1779

He married Louise Celeste Harpin, daughter of Pierre Rene Herpin and Marie Louise Bienvenu, on 3 November 1779 at New Orleans.

Children

Marie Louise Gonsoulin+ b. 9 Sep 1780, d. c 1839
Anne Pouponne Gonsoulin+ b. 25 Oct 1781, d. 22 Jan 1849
Marguerite Adelaide Gonsoulin+ b. 19 Jul 1784
Antoine Gonsoulin+ b. 16 Mar 1785, d. 28 Jan 1851
Jean Baptiste Gonsoulin b. 10 Mar 1787, d. c 1845
Harpin Gonsoulin+ b. 27 Feb 1789, d. 15 Jun 1838
St. Clair Gonsoulin+ b. 5 Feb 1791, d. 22 Jun 1850
Arsene Marie Gonsoulin b. 5 Mar 1793, d. 23 Mar 1835
Petite Josephine Gonsoulin+ b. 1 Feb 1795, d. 20 Nov 1880
Francois Gonsoulin+ b. 4 May 1797, d. 31 Oct 1836
Luzin Gonsoulin+ b. 1 Mar 1799, d. 26 Aug 1867
Ursin Gonsoulin+ b. 23 Mar 1802, d. 2 Jul 1833
Francois Valcourt Gonsoulin+ b. 4 Apr 1805, d. 18 May 1829

Citations

[S108] Glenn R. Conrad, Land Records of the Attakapas District, p219.
[S108] Glenn R. Conrad, Land Records of the Attakapas District, p207.
[S108] Glenn R. Conrad, Land Records of the Attakapas District, p151.
[S108] Glenn R. Conrad, Land Records of the Attakapas District, p215.
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd101.

Louise Celeste Harpin

F, #161, b. circa 1767, d. 16 September 1830

Father

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

Mother

Marie Louise Bienvenu b. c 1727

CLARENCE B*

Louise Celeste Harpin was clarence b 79.

Birth*

circa 1767

She was born circa 1767 at Mobile, AL; HERPIN, Marie Louise Celeste - [record has LAGAUTERAIT; usual name is HERPIN De La Gautrais] - native of Mobile; spouse of Francois GONSOULIN; died 16 Sept. 1830 at age about 63 years at her home at la fausse pointe; buried 17 Sept. 1830 in the parish cemetery. Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.4, #2080).

She was the daughter of Pierre Rene Herpin and Marie Louise Bienvenu.

Marriage*

3 November 1779

Louise Celeste Harpin married Francois Jean Gonsoulin, son of Jean Pierre Gonsoulin and Louise Desfiguiares, on 3 November 1779 at New Orleans.

Census*

1830

Louise Celeste Harpin appeared on the census of 1830 at Fausse Pointe, St. Martin Parish; page 114.

Death*

16 September 1830

She died on 16 September 1830 at Fausse Pointe, St. Martinville; HERPIN, Marie Louise Celeste - [record has LAGAUTERAIT; usual name is HERPIN De La Gautrais] - native of Mobile; spouse of Francois GONSOULIN; died 16 Sept. 1830 at age about 63 years at her home at la fausse pointe; buried 17 Sept. 1830 in the parish cemetery. Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.4, #2080).¹

Burial*

17 September 1830

She was buried on 17 September 1830 at Parish Cemetery, St. Martinville; HERPIN, Marie Louise Celeste - [record has LAGAUTERAIT; usual name is HERPIN De La Gautrais] - native of Mobile; spouse of Francois GONSOULIN; died 16 Sept. 1830 at age about 63 years at her home at la fausse pointe; buried 17 Sept. 1830 in the parish cemetery. Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.4, #2080).

Note*

23 March 1835

She GONSOULIN, Arsene (d. Francois & Celeste LA GAUTERAIS) d. 23 March 1835 at age 40 yrs. (SM Ch.: v. 5, p. 46, # 12) on 23 March 1835 at St. Martinville.

Family

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

Marriage*

3 November 1779

She married Francois Jean Gonsoulin, son of Jean Pierre Gonsoulin and Louise Desfiguiares, on 3 November 1779 at New Orleans.

Children

Marie Louise Gonsoulin+ b. 9 Sep 1780, d. c 1839
Anne Pouponne Gonsoulin+ b. 25 Oct 1781, d. 22 Jan 1849
Marguerite Adelaide Gonsoulin+ b. 19 Jul 1784
Antoine Gonsoulin+ b. 16 Mar 1785, d. 28 Jan 1851
Jean Baptiste Gonsoulin b. 10 Mar 1787, d. c 1845
Harpin Gonsoulin+ b. 27 Feb 1789, d. 15 Jun 1838
St. Clair Gonsoulin+ b. 5 Feb 1791, d. 22 Jun 1850
Arsene Marie Gonsoulin b. 5 Mar 1793, d. 23 Mar 1835
Petite Josephine Gonsoulin+ b. 1 Feb 1795, d. 20 Nov 1880
Francois Gonsoulin+ b. 4 May 1797, d. 31 Oct 1836
Luzin Gonsoulin+ b. 1 Mar 1799, d. 26 Aug 1867
Ursin Gonsoulin+ b. 23 Mar 1802, d. 2 Jul 1833
Francois Valcourt Gonsoulin+ b. 4 Apr 1805, d. 18 May 1829

Citations

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

Henri Leonard Ranconnet

M, #162, b. before 1771, d. 1 July 1811

Father

Leonard Ransonet b. c 1751

Mother

Elizabeth Delhe b. c 1751

Henri Leonard Ranconnet|b. b 1771\nd. 1 Jul 1811|p5.htm#i162|Leonard Ransonet|b. c 1751|p10.htm#i324|Elizabeth Delhe|b. c 1751|p10.htm#i325|||||||||||||

Milit-Beg*

Henri Leonard Ranconnet began military service RANCONNET, Henry -former soldier of Louisiana Battalion; died 1 July 1811 at age 40 yrs. at the home of Mr. BENOIT St. Clair at Fausse Point where he lived as "econome" [bookkeeper]; buried 2 July 1811 in the parish cemetery. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.4, #695).¹

Birth*

before 1771

He was born before 1771 at Alor, Flanders, France.²

He was the son of Leonard Ransonet and Elizabeth Delhe.

Residence*

circa 1792

Henri Leonard Ranconnet lived circa 1792; RANCONNET, Henry - of Liege, Flanders - living in this colony for 10 years and in this parish for 3 years (Leonard & Elizabeth DELHE - of Liege) "Informacion de Solteria Producida" - [Marriage Investigation regarding the freedom to marry] dated: 13 Feb. 1802 Anne DOUCET - of Boston, widow of Jean Baptiste HUVAL (Paul & Anne PELERIN - of Acadia & living in this parish of Attkapas) Signed: Amand BRUSARD, Paul BONIN, Edouard BROUSSARD, Francois GUIVRAULT. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: Marriage Investigation: Folio D, #32).¹

Note*

13 February 1802

He RANCONNET, Henry - of Liege, Flanders - living in this colony for 10 years and in this parish for 3 years (Leonard & Elizabeth DELHE - of Liege) "Informacion de Solteria Producida" - [Marriage Investigation regarding the freedom to marry] dated: 13 Feb. 1802 Anne DOUCET - of Boston, widow of Jean Baptiste HUVAL (Paul & Anne PELERIN - of Acadia & living in this parish of Attkapas) Signed: Amand BRUSARD, Paul BONIN, Edouard BROUSSARD, Francois GUIVRAULT. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: Marriage Investigation: Folio D, #32)

RANCONNET, Henri - born at Liege in Flanders (Leonard & Elizabeth DELHE - Flemish) m. 13 Feb. 1802 Anna DOUCET - widow of Jean Baptiste UVAL; born at Boston (Paul & Anna PELLERIN - of Acadie) *entered in the SM church registers (NI Ch.: OA-#11) on 13 February 1802.³

Marriage*

16 February 1802

He married Anne Doucet dite Nannette, daughter of Paul Doucet and Anne Pellerin, on 16 February 1802 at Attakapas, St. Martinville; RANCONNET, Henry - of Liege, France (Leonard & Elizabeth DELHES - of Liege, France) m. 16 Feb. 1802 Anne DOUCET - of Boston, wid. of Jean Baptiste HUVAL (Paul & Anne PELERIN - of Acadia) Wits: Adam HUVAL, Amand BROUSSARD, Louis BONIN, Paul BONIN, Francois GOIVRAULT. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #246).³

Marriage*

after 1803

Henri Leonard Ranconnet married Rosalie Landry, daughter of Firmin Landry and Theotiste Thibodeaux, after 1803 at Attakapas; see first wife's death.^4,5

Occupation*

after 1804

Henri Leonard Ranconnet was Bookkeeper
RANCONNET, Henry -former soldier of Louisiana Battalion; died 1 July 1811 at age 40 yrs. at the home of Mr. BENOIT St. Clair at Fausse Point where he lived as "econome" [bookkeeper]; buried 2 July 1811 in the parish cemetery. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.4, #695)
after 1804.¹

Census*

1810

He appeared on the census of 1810.

Death*

1 July 1811

He died on 1 July 1811 at Fausse Pointe; RANCONNET, Henry -former soldier of Louisiana Battalion; died 1 July 1811 at age 40 yrs. at the home of Mr. BENOIT St. Clair at Fausse Point where he lived as "econome" [bookkeeper]; buried 2 July 1811 in the parish cemetery. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.4, #695)

RANCONNET, Henry (dec. Henry RANSONNE - of Liege & Rosalie LANDRY) b. 25 Jan. 1811, bt. 3 March 1812 Pats: Leonard RANSONNE & Elizabeth DELHE - of Liege; Mats: dec. Firmin LANDRY & Theotiste THIBAUDEAU - of Acadia; Spons: Hubert LANDRY, represented by Joseph GUILBEAU & Charlotte DECLOUET, wife of Mr. BENOIT de Ste. Claire. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #1289)

see wife's 2nd marriage in Oct 1827.¹

Probate*

8 November 1827

His estate was probated on 8 November 1827 at St. Martinville; RANSONNET, Henry m. Rosalie LANDRY Succ. dated 8 Nov. 1827 (SM Ct.Hse.: Succ.#590).^6,3

Family 1

Anne Doucet dite Nannette b. c 1764, d. 21 Jul 1802

Marriage*

16 February 1802

Family 2

Rosalie Landry b. 15 Aug 1776, d. a 1850

Marriage*

after 1803

Henri Leonard Ranconnet married Rosalie Landry, daughter of Firmin Landry and Theotiste Thibodeaux, after 1803 at Attakapas; see first wife's death.^4,5

Children

girl Ranconnet¹ b. 7 Aug 1803
Marcellette Ranconnet+ b. 2 Jun 1804, d. b May 1849
girl Ranconnet¹ b. Aug 1806, d. 10 Dec 1806
Arthemese Ranconnet+ b. 25 Oct 1807
Leonard Ranconnet+ b. 8 Jan 1809, d. 19 Jul 1901
Henri Ranconnet+ b. 25 Jan 1811, d. 6 Oct 1881

Citations

[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd101.
[S87] e-mail address.
[S1] Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records, cd 101.
[S87] e-mail address, ca 1800.
[S90] Bona Arsenault, Bona Arsenault, v6 p2529.
[S12] St. Martinville Courthouse.

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