Hi, Paul! I don't know what happened in Cyberspace, but when I originally sent that email those spouses were with their respective mates, and there were spaces between thos last three lines from Michel BOUDROT to me. :o( That was WEIRD! Anyway, okay, let me see (it's been awhile since I've worked on these lines, so if I have something wrong, thanks for letting me know!). I do remember working on a lot of the marriages in my early years of gen. research through the Loiselle Marriage Index microfilm rolls. I remember Gareau being one of those families. Recently I have been attaching the records when I can find them on Ancestry (I've been using PRDH for records older than 1800 -- it's a lot easier to search than Ancestry). Me to Memere (my great-grandma) is a no-brainer. Memere's father was Lucien BOUDREAU, his d.c. and baptismal record state his parents were Charles BOUDREAU & Marguerite StONGE. He was b. 1 Mar 1853 & baptized the same day at St-Cyprien in Napierville, Québec. I also found him in the U.S. Censuses in Kankakee County with his parents. Charles BOUDREAU & Marguerite StONGE's marriage record state that her parents were Joseph GAREAU-StONGE & Marguerite LANDRY. They were m. 13 Jan 1846 at St-Cyprien, Napierville, Québec. Marguerite StONGE was b. 16 Dec 1825 in L'Acadie, Québec & baptized at Ste-Marguerite-de-Blairfindie the same day. Marguerite LANDRY & Joseph GAREAU dit St. ONGE m. 18 Jan 1825 at St-Cyprien in Napierville, Québec. Her parents are listed as Jean-Baptiste LANDRY & Isabelle HÉBERT of St-Cyprien. Marguerite was born & baptized 16 Oct 1807 at Ste-Marguerite-de-Blairfindie in L'Acadie, Québec. Isabelle (Élisabeth) HÉBERT & Jean-Baptiste LANDRY were m. 28 Jan 1799 at St-Marguerite-de-Blairfindie in L'Acadie, Québec. Her parents were listed as Jacques HÉBERT & Marie TRAHAN. Élisabeth was b. 12 Feb 1778 and baptized 15 Feb 1778 at St-Philippe in Laprairie, Québec. Jacques HÉBERT & Marie TRAHAN were married 18 Sep 1769 at St-Philippe in Laprairie, Québec. His parents were listed as Pierre HÉBERT & Marie-Madeleine GAUDET. PRDH Does not have Pierre HÉBERT's parents, but states that he and M-Madeleine GAUDET were married "Before 1732-05-29 in Acadie". PRDH does list Madeleine's parents as Claude GAUDET & Marguerite BELOU. More than likely I got Pierre's parents' names from "Ancestors of Exzelia Elizabeth BOUDREAU", but I don't have it with me at this time, to confirm that (it's in storage in Washington at the moment). Does SAW have anything on the marriage of M-Madeleine GAUDET, daughter of Claude GAUDET & Marguerite BELOU? ~~Bren   http://www.myspace.com/brendahebert http://www.crazyguyonabike.com/daSinga   ________________________________ From: Paul L LeBlanc <pleblan@aim.com> To: acadian@rootsweb.com Sent: Thu, January 20, 2011 9:25:36 AM Subject: Re: [ACADIAN] Michel BOUDROT to Brenda Hebert Brenda Would you check something for me. You have the wife of Pierre Hebert as Madeleine Gaudet. SAW DGFA v 2 p 820 In the family of (11) Jacques Hebert & Jeanne Gautrot Has (58) Pierre (dit le Jeunne)  as married abt 1737 to Marie Bernard (Rene & Anne Blou) I am a little confused as there is this one called the younger but not one called the elder (l'Aine) Any ideas? Paul -----Original Message----- From: Brenda Hebert Here are my lines from Michel BOUDROT & his wife MICHELLE AUCOIN:   1 Michel BOUDROT & Michelle AUCOIN 2 Jeanne BOUDROT & Bonaventure TERRIOT 3 Marie TERRIOT & Claude GAUTEROT 4 Jeanne GAUTEROT & Jacques HÉBERT 5 Pierre HÉBERT & Madeleine GAUDET  ============= 6 Jacques HÉBERT & Marie TRAHAN 7 Isabelle HÉBERT & Jean-Baptiste LANDRY 8 Marguerite LANDRY & Joseph Marie GAREAU-SAINTONGE 9 Marguerite GAREAU-SAINTONGE & Charles BOUDREAU 10 Marie-Lucien BOUDREAU & Marie-Mathilde Agnès STRODEUR (DOXTODER) 11 Marie-Belzémire Herméline BOUDREAU & Alfred William HÉBERT 12 Edward Joseph HEBERT & Lillian Gertrude MERKLE 13 Father HEBERT 14 Brenda HÉBERT   For some reason the two spouses following ***** for some reason were moved to the bottom  1 Michel BOUDROT & Michelle AUCOIN 2 Claude BOUDROT & Anne-Marie THIBODEAU 3 Claude BOUDROT & ***** Catherine HÉBERT 4 Charles BOUDROT & Madeleine CLOUÂTRE 5 Jean-Baptiste BOUDREAU & Marie-Josèphe LANDRY 6 René BOUDREAU & Marie-Madeleine SURPRENANT 7 Marguerite BOUDREAU & Moyse HÉBERT 8 Moïse HÉBERT & Marie-Clémentine FORTIER 9 Alfred William HÉBERT & Marie-Belzémire Herméline BOUDREAU 10 Edward Joseph HEBERT & Lillian Gertrude MERKLE 11 Father HEBERT 12 Brenda HÉBERT  1 Michel BOUDROT & Michelle AUCOIN 2 Claude BOUDROT & Anne-Marie THIBODEAU 3 Marie-Madeleine BOUDROT & *****René dit LeGroc HÉBERT 4 Jacques HÉBERT & Marie LANDRY 5 Élisabeth HÉBERT & Jean-Baptiste SURPRENANT 6 Marie-Madeleine SURPRENANT & René BOUDREAU 7 Marguerite BOUDREAU & Moyse HÉBERT 8 Moïse HÉBERT & Marie-Clémentine FORTIER 9 Alfred William HÉBERT & Marie-Belzémire Herméline BOUDREAU 10 Edward Joseph HEBERT & Lillian Gertrude MERKLE 11 Father HEBERT 12 Brenda HÉBERT René dit LeGroc HÉBERTCatherine HÉBERT   http://www.myspace.com/brendahebert http://www.crazyguyonabike.com/daSinga ------------------------------- To check our Archive http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/acadian/ ------------------------------- To subscribe to the list, please send an email to ACADIAN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'subscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message.  You will receive a confirmation e-mail to try & stop "machine" enrollment spam.  Give it the "Name" you would like us to call you. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ACADIAN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Brenda Would you check something for me. You have the wife of Pierre Hebert as Madeleine Gaudet. SAW DGFA v 2 p 820 In the family of (11) Jacques Hebert & Jeanne Gautrot Has (58) Pierre (dit le Jeunne) as married abt 1737 to Marie Bernard (Rene & Anne Blou) I am a little confused as there is this one called the younger but not one called the elder (l'Aine) Any ideas? Paul -----Original Message----- From: Brenda Hebert Here are my lines from Michel BOUDROT & his wife MICHELLE AUCOIN:   1 Michel BOUDROT & Michelle AUCOIN 2 Jeanne BOUDROT & Bonaventure TERRIOT 3 Marie TERRIOT & Claude GAUTEROT 4 Jeanne GAUTEROT & Jacques HÉBERT 5 Pierre HÉBERT & Madeleine GAUDET ============= 6 Jacques HÉBERT & Marie TRAHAN 7 Isabelle HÉBERT & Jean-Baptiste LANDRY 8 Marguerite LANDRY & Joseph Marie GAREAU-SAINTONGE 9 Marguerite GAREAU-SAINTONGE & Charles BOUDREAU 10 Marie-Lucien BOUDREAU & Marie-Mathilde Agnès STRODEUR (DOXTODER) 11 Marie-Belzémire Herméline BOUDREAU & Alfred William HÉBERT 12 Edward Joseph HEBERT & Lillian Gertrude MERKLE 13 Father HEBERT 14 Brenda HÉBERT   For some reason the two spouses following ***** for some reason were moved to the bottom  1 Michel BOUDROT & Michelle AUCOIN 2 Claude BOUDROT & Anne-Marie THIBODEAU 3 Claude BOUDROT & ***** Catherine HÉBERT 4 Charles BOUDROT & Madeleine CLOUÂTRE 5 Jean-Baptiste BOUDREAU & Marie-Josèphe LANDRY 6 René BOUDREAU & Marie-Madeleine SURPRENANT 7 Marguerite BOUDREAU & Moyse HÉBERT 8 Moïse HÉBERT & Marie-Clémentine FORTIER 9 Alfred William HÉBERT & Marie-Belzémire Herméline BOUDREAU 10 Edward Joseph HEBERT & Lillian Gertrude MERKLE 11 Father HEBERT 12 Brenda HÉBERT  1 Michel BOUDROT & Michelle AUCOIN 2 Claude BOUDROT & Anne-Marie THIBODEAU 3 Marie-Madeleine BOUDROT & *****René dit LeGroc HÉBERT 4 Jacques HÉBERT & Marie LANDRY 5 Élisabeth HÉBERT & Jean-Baptiste SURPRENANT 6 Marie-Madeleine SURPRENANT & René BOUDREAU 7 Marguerite BOUDREAU & Moyse HÉBERT 8 Moïse HÉBERT & Marie-Clémentine FORTIER 9 Alfred William HÉBERT & Marie-Belzémire Herméline BOUDREAU 10 Edward Joseph HEBERT & Lillian Gertrude MERKLE 11 Father HEBERT 12 Brenda HÉBERT René dit LeGroc HÉBERTCatherine HÉBERT   http://www.myspace.com/brendahebert http://www.crazyguyonabike.com/daSinga

Here are my lines from Michel BOUDROT & his wife MICHELLE AUCOIN:   1 Michel BOUDROT & Michelle AUCOIN 2 Jeanne BOUDROT & Bonaventure TERRIOT 3 Marie TERRIOT & Claude GAUTEROT 4 Marie GAUTEROT & Charles LEBLANC 5 Marguerite LEBLANC & Pierre CLOUÂTRE 6 Madeleine CLOUÂTRE & Charles BOUDROT 7 Jean-Baptiste BOUDREAU & Marie-Josèphe LANDRY 8 René BOUDREAU & Marie-Madeleine SURPRENANT 9 Marguerite BOUDREAU & Moyse HÉBERT 10 Moïse HÉBERT & Marie-Clémentine FORTIER 11 Alfred William HÉBERT & Marie-Belzémire Herméline BOUDREAU 12 Edward Joseph HEBERT & Lillian Gertrude MERKLE 13 Father HEBERT 14 Brenda HÉBERT   1 Michel BOUDROT & Michelle AUCOIN 2 Jeanne BOUDROT & Bonaventure TERRIOT 3 Marie TERRIOT & Claude GAUTEROT 4 Jeanne GAUTEROT & Jacques HÉBERT 5 Pierre HÉBERT & Madeleine GAUDET 6 Jacques HÉBERT & Marie TRAHAN 7 Isabelle HÉBERT & Jean-Baptiste LANDRY 8 Marguerite LANDRY & Joseph Marie GAREAU-SAINTONGE 9 Marguerite GAREAU-SAINTONGE & Charles BOUDREAU 10 Marie-Lucien BOUDREAU & Marie-Mathilde Agnès STRODEUR (DOXTODER) 11 Marie-Belzémire Herméline BOUDREAU & Alfred William HÉBERT 12 Edward Joseph HEBERT & Lillian Gertrude MERKLE 13 Father HEBERT 14 Brenda HÉBERT   1 Michel BOUDROT & Michelle AUCOIN 2 Charles BOUDROT & Renée BOURG 3 Marie BOUDROT & Jean-Charles TRAHAN 4 Jean-Baptiste TRAHAN & Marie HÉBERT 5 Marie TRAHAN & Jacques HÉBERT 6 Isabelle HÉBERT & Jean-Baptiste LANDRY 7 Marguerite LANDRY & Joseph Marie GAREAU-SAINTONGE 8 Marguerite GAREAU-SAINTONGE & Charles BOUDREAU 9 Marie-Lucien BOUDREAU & Marie-Mathilde Agnès STRODEUR (DOXTODER) 10 Marie-Belzémire Herméline BOUDREAU & Alfred William HÉBERT 11 Edward Joseph HEBERT & Lillian Gertrude MERKLE 12 Father HEBERT 13 Brenda HÉBERT   1 Michel BOUDROT & Michelle AUCOIN 2 Michel BOUDROT & Marie-Madeleine CORMIER 3 Anselme BOUDROT & Marguerite GAUDET 4 Étienne BOUDREAU & Marie BOUDREAU 5 Étienne BOUDREAU &Marie-Louise BOURASSA 6 Charles BOUDREAU & Marguerite GAREAU-SAINTONGE 7 Marie-Lucien BOUDREAU & Marie-Mathilde Agnès STRODEUR (DOXTODER) 8 Marie-Belzémire Herméline BOUDREAU & Alfred William HÉBERT 9 Edward Joseph HEBERT & Lillian Gertrude MERKLE 10 Father HEBERT 11 Brenda HÉBERT   1 Michel BOUDROT & Michelle AUCOIN 2 Claude BOUDROT & Anne-Marie THIBODEAU 3 Claude BOUDROT & Catherine HÉBERT 4 Pierre BOUDROT & Marie RICHARD 5 Marie BOUDREAU & Étienne BOUDREAU 6 Étienne BOUDREAU & Marie-Louise BOURASSA 7 Charles BOUDREAU & Marguerite GAREAU-SAINTONGE 8 Marie-Lucien BOUDREAU & Marie-Mathilde Agnès STRODEUR (DOXTODER) 9 Marie-Belzémire Herméline BOUDREAU & Alfred William HÉBERT 10 Edward Joseph HEBERT & Lillian Gertrude MERKLE 11 Father HEBERT 12 Brenda HÉBERT  1 Michel BOUDROT & Michelle AUCOIN 2 Claude BOUDROT & Anne-Marie THIBODEAU 3 Claude BOUDROT & 4 Charles BOUDROT & Madeleine CLOUÂTRE 5 Jean-Baptiste BOUDREAU & Marie-Josèphe LANDRY 6 René BOUDREAU & Marie-Madeleine SURPRENANT 7 Marguerite BOUDREAU & Moyse HÉBERT 8 Moïse HÉBERT & Marie-Clémentine FORTIER 9 Alfred William HÉBERT & Marie-Belzémire Herméline BOUDREAU 10 Edward Joseph HEBERT & Lillian Gertrude MERKLE 11 Father HEBERT 12 Brenda HÉBERT  1 Michel BOUDROT & Michelle AUCOIN 2 Claude BOUDROT & Anne-Marie THIBODEAU 3 Marie-Madeleine BOUDROT & 4 Jacques HÉBERT & Marie LANDRY 5 Élisabeth HÉBERT & Jean-Baptiste SURPRENANT 6 Marie-Madeleine SURPRENANT & René BOUDREAU 7 Marguerite BOUDREAU & Moyse HÉBERT 8 Moïse HÉBERT & Marie-Clémentine FORTIER 9 Alfred William HÉBERT & Marie-Belzémire Herméline BOUDREAU 10 Edward Joseph HEBERT & Lillian Gertrude MERKLE 11 Father HEBERT 12 Brenda HÉBERTRené dit LeGroc HÉBERTCatherine HÉBERT   http://www.myspace.com/brendahebert http://www.crazyguyonabike.com/daSinga

Count me there in spirit! Lynn On Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 5:19 PM, Paul L LeBlanc <pleblan@aim.com> wrote: > Thanks Terry > > I will be at the festival. I will take roll. hehe > > Paul > > > -----Original Message----- > From: terrydupuis8t@aol.com > > Subject: February and March events > > February 11, 2011 > Romance Under the Oak: A St. Martinville Tradition > Join the Acadian Memorial and Old Castillo Bed & Breakfast for a > romantic Valentine celebration, Evangeline style! The evening includes > free admission to the Memorial for 1:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. showings of the > locally filmed silent movie classic and 6 p.m. reception next door at > the Old Castillo. Complete the evening with a visit to the legendary > Evangeline Oak, a historically popular spot to “pop the question.” 121 > South New Market Street, St. Martinville, LA. (337)394-2258 > > March 18 & 19, 2011 > 7th Annual Acadian Memorial Festival > Festival kickoff in St. Martinville’s historic downtown square at 5:30 > p.m. on Friday, March 18th. Features art, town tour (free admission) > and L’Ordre du Bon Temps crawfish boil at Maison de Tours, 128 S. Main > Street Call the Memorial for ticket price and more information. > (337)394-2258 > > Festival day takes place in Evangeline Oak Park on Saturday, March > 19th from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Celebrate Acadian culture in a lively > way with music, food, fun, French theater, kids’ activities, lectures > and demonstrations. This year's honored families are Boudreaux and > Guillotte. Costumes encouraged! Don’t miss the 1 p.m. boat reenactment > of the Acadians’ arrival on Bayou Teche. Free admission. Corner of > South New Market Street and Evangeline Boulevard, St. Martinville, LA. > (337)394-2258 > > Acadian Memorial > 121 S New Market St. > P.O. Box 379 > St. Martinville, LA 70582 > (337)394-2258 > (337)394-2260 fax > www.acadianmemorial.org > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To check our Archive > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/acadian/ > ------------------------------- > To subscribe to the list, please send an email to > ACADIAN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'subscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message. You will receive a confirmation > e-mail to try & stop "machine" enrollment spam. Give it the "Name" you > would like us to call you. > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ACADIAN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Cousins Ray at Acadian Awakening has asked that we not share the preliminary info. Who knows what is up, Paul

Hello, In the 1850 Census, we can find: Name:Jeane Marie Gumm Residence:St. Landry parish, St. Landry, Louisiana Age:24 years Calculated Birth Year:1826 She's the neighbor of the widow Etienne Lejeune. Best regards, Andre ----- Message d'origine ----- De: Paul L LeBlanc <pleblan@aim.com> Date: Mardi, 18 Janvier 2011, 12:43 pm Objet: Re: [ACADIAN] Mary GAUME/GUMS/GOMME À: acadian@rootsweb.com > I could not find a marriage. Gut feeling civil marriage because > of > different of Faith. > > Anybody got it from other sources? > > > GUMs > Several other spellings for Marie's name below. > > Marie/Mary may have had a sister(/aunt) Marguerite E who married > William Brown about the same time. > > Possibly related but a little later > BERROT, Claiborn m. 2 Sept. 1871 Julienne GUM > (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Mar. # > 6620) > GUM, Julienne m. 2 Sept. 1871 Claiborn BERROT (Opel. Ct. > Hse.: Mar. # > 6620) > GUM, Mary m. 19 July 1875 Harrison NIXON (Opel. Ct. Hse.: > Mar. # 8293) > > Paul > > ================== > > > Entries for Etienne Lejeune family > LEJEUNE, Solus (Etienne & Marie GROWN) b. 15 Feb. 1852 (Opel. > Ch.: v. > 4, p. 401) > LEJEUNE, Louis (Etienne & Marie GAUME) b. 6 Oct. 1854 (Opel. > Ch.: v. 5, > p. 88) > LEJEUNE, Cleopha (Etienne & Marie GOMM) b. 29 Nov. 1862 (Opel. > Ch.: v. > 6, p. 190) > LEJEUNE, Angelas (Etienne & Marie GAND) b. 21 Dec. 1859 (Opel. > Ch.: v. > 6, p. 104) > LEJEUNE, Maria Aurelia (Etienne & Marie GAUME) b. 4 April 1856 > (Opel. > Ch. v. 6, p. 38) > LEJEUNE, Onesime (Etienne & Marie ELGONE) b. 18 Aug. 1867 (Opel. > Ch.: > v. 6, p. 257) > > GOMME, Marie m. Etienne LEJEUNE d. 29 Nov. 1869 at age 43 > yrs. (Eunice > Ch.: v. 1, p. 1-A) > > LEJEUNE, Coralie (Etienne & Marie AGAMASSE) m. 4 Aug. 1870 > Felise > GODEAU (Eunice Ch.: v. 1, p. 13-A) > LEJEUNE, Louis (Etienne & Marie) m. 11 Feb. 1873 Julima > BELLO (Eunice > Ch.: v. 1, p. 24) > LEJEUNE, Lucien (Etienne & Marie ELGAM) m. 30 Jan. 1878 > Emerite > ANDREPONT (Eunice Ch.: v. 1, p. 80) > LEJEUNE, Angellas (Etienne & Marie Josette) m. 10 May 1881 Eliza > D. > MOREAU (Eunice Ch.: v. 1, p. 124) > LEJEUNE, Ophelia (Etienne & Marie ONNEGON) m. 21 June 1881 > Pierre > BELLO, fils (Eunice Ch.: v. 1, p. 127) > LEJEUNE, Lucien (Etienne & Marie ELGAM) m. 1 March 1897 Orema > THIBODEAUX (Iota Ch.: v. 1, p.90) > > ===================================== > The only other Grown entry > FIRST METHODIST CHURCH: 703 Lee St., Lafayette, Louisiana. > History of > the First United Methodist Church: The first Methodist circuit > rider in > this area was a Virginian, Elisha W. Bowman. Reverend Bowman was > appointed "Missionary to Louisiana" with instructions to begin > in New > Orleans. He arrived there in 1805 and preached on the streets of > that > city on three Sundays. Reverend Bowman left New Orleans with the > intention of reaching a settlement of Americans two hundred > miles to > the west and northwest of New Orleans. His journey to this > settlement > named Opelousas took him through a cypress swamp, four lakes, > and a > large bay. He landed near the mouth of what he called "River > O'Tash" > (Teche). About eighty miles up the stream he reached a > large French > Settlement (Probably St. Martinville), crossed Vermilion River > and > finally came to the Opelousas country. In 1805 Reverend Bowman > established the original Methodist circuit of Louisiana, and > formed the > first Methodist congregation of the "state of Opelousas. " Among > the > circuit riders to serve the area in the next few years were: > Thomas > Lasley, Benjamin Edge, John Henningen, and John S. Ford. > John R. > McIntosh was appointed to "Lower Vermilion". This circuit > probably > included Vermilionville in 1837. Records show that by 1845 the > Methodist congregation in Vermilion- ville (Now Lafayette) had > grown > sufficiently large to require the services of a regular > minister. The > Reverend William F. Brown, a pioneering minister, was appointed > to > serve New Town (New Iberia) and Lafayette. There had been no > church > building, as such, in Lafayette until 1858. Prior to that time > services > were held in private homes. Mr. Benjamin Porter Paxtin donated a > site > at the corner of Congress and Washington streets upon which a > church > was soon built. The first trustees were Gideon Stephens, James > Higginbotham, and Dr. John W. Chevis. In the years that followed > the > church continued to grow. During the Civil War the First > Methodist > Church was used to accommodate the wounded soldiers. Years > later, under > the Leadership of Reverend Isaac T. Reames, the church was > renovated > and remodeled. Reverend Reames, a devoted and faithful shepherd > did > most of the work himself. He was responsible for the building of > the > parsonage at the corner of St. John and Congress Streets. This > church > continued to serve the congregation until 1925 when the present > building was erected. Many people who are at present members of > this > church recall the 'little church on Washington Street"; many > attended > Sunday School and church services there. It was during the > pastorate of > Reverend Harry W. Rickey, that sentiment was created for the > building > of a new church. This senti- ment grew stronger and more > determined > under the leadership of Reverend Leon I. McCain who became > pastor in > 1921 and culminated in the present larger and more imposing > structure > situated on the corner of Lee and Main Streets. > > > -----Original Message----- > From: acvachon@videotron.ca > To: acadian@rootsweb.com > Sent: Mon, Jan 17, 2011 4:29 pm > Subject: [ACADIAN] Mary GAUME/GUMS/GOMME > > > Hello everyone, > > Did someone have the exact date for the wedding of Etienne Dupre > LeJEUNE and > Mary GAUME/GUMS/GOMME? They get married between the 1850 > Census and > May 1851 at > Opelousas. > > Did someone knows the parents for this Mary GAUME/GUMS/GOMME? . > > Thanks for all. > Andre > > ------------------------------- > To check our Archive > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/acadian/ > ------------------------------- > To subscribe to the list, please send an email to > ACADIAN-request@rootsweb.com > with the word 'subscribe' without the quotes in the subject and > the > body of the > message. 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Hello, According to the 1850 Census, Alexandrine DAIGLE was born in 1827. Did anybody can find her birth record? Best regards, Andre ----- Message d'origine ----- De: Paul L LeBlanc <pleblan@aim.com> Date: Mardi, 18 Janvier 2011, 1:00 pm Objet: Re: [ACADIAN] Alexandrine DAIGLE À: acadian@rootsweb.com > All I could find was father's initial A > > DAIGLE, Alexandrine (A. DAIGLE) m. 20 March > 1841 Olivier LEJEUNE > (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Mar. #23) > LEJEUNE, Olivier m. 20 March 1841 > Alexandrine DAIGLE (Opel. Ct. > Hse.: Mar. #23) > > A few entries on the children below > > Anybody got it from another source? > > Paul > > ============================== > > LEJEUNE, Joseph Olivier (Olivier & Alexandrine DAIGLE) b. > 11 Oct. 1845 > (GC Ch.: v. 1, p.279) > LEJEUNE, Marie Olive (Olivier & Alexandrine DAIGLE) b. 25 > Jan. 1842 > (GC Ch.: v. 1, p. 194) > LEJEUNE, Alexandrine (Olivai & Alexandrine DAIGLE) b. 29 May > 1851 > (Opel. Ch.: v. 4, p. 386) > LEJEUNE, Alexandre (Olivier & Alexandrine DAIGLE) b. 13 Feb. > 1854 (GC > Ch.: v. 2, p. 91) > YOUNG, Gilles (Olivier & Alexandrine DAIGLE) b. 3 Aug. 1848 (GC > Ch.: v. > 1, p. 312) > LEJEUNE, Louise (Olivier & Alexandrine DAIGLE) b. 28 Feb. 1856 > (CP Ch.: > v. 1, p. 32) > YOUNG, Louise (Livy & Alexandrine DAIGLE) m. 12 Jan. > 1876 Adam > HIGGINBOTHAM (Eunice Ch.: v. 1, p.51) > YOUNG, Gilbert (Levy & Alexandrine DAIGLE) m. 3 Sept 1877 > Josette > SIMAR (CP Ch.: v. 3, p. 56) > > Could this be Olivers birth? > LEJEUNE, Olivier dit Briard (Ubert [Hubert] LEJEUNE dit Briard & > Celeste FONTENOT [although record erroneously has COLLINS]) b. 7 > Sept. > 1819, bt. 7 May 1821 Pats: Joseph LEJEUNE dit Briard & > Perrine HAY > [although record erroneously has Nans‚ JACSON]; Mats: > Jacob Baptiste > FONTENOT [although record erroneously has COLLINS] & Rosalie > JEANSONNE; > Spons: Marcellin ORTEGUE & Caroline BRIARD. Fr. Flavius > Henri ROSSI > (Opel. Ch.: v.2, p.233) > > -----Original Message----- > From: acvachon@videotron.ca > > > Hello everyone, > > Could someone can confirmed if I have the good parents for > Alexandrine > DAIGLE : > Alexandre DAIGLE and Louise THIBODEAU. > > Alexandrine DAIGLE is the spouse of Olivier Levy LeJEUNE/YOUNG. > Marriage info : 20 March 1841, Opelousas Court House. > > Thanks for all. > Andre > > > > ------------------------------- > To check our Archive > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/acadian/ > ------------------------------- > To subscribe to the list, please send an email to ACADIAN- > request@rootsweb.com with the word 'subscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message. You > will receive a confirmation e-mail to try & stop "machine" > enrollment spam. Give it the "Name" you would like us to > call you. > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ACADIAN- > request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hello, According to the 1870 Census, Joseph HARMAN is born in 1815. Did anybody can find is birth record? Best regards, Andre ----- Message d'origine ----- De: Paul L LeBlanc <pleblan@aim.com> Date: Mardi, 18 Janvier 2011, 1:29 pm Objet: Re: [ACADIAN] Joseph HARMAN/ HARMON À: acadian@rootsweb.com > No luck again. But a few details that may give clues > > Any other sources? > > Paul > > ======================= > YOUNG, Fanny m. 16 Sept. 1852 Joseph HARMON (Opel. Ct. > Hse.: Mar. #989) > HARMON, Joseph m. 16 Sept. 1852 Fanny YOUNG (Opel. Ct. > Hse.: Mar. # > 989) > > HARMON, Joseph m. Fannie YOUNG Succ.: 16 Oct. 1889 (Crowley Ct. > Hse.: > Succ. #76) > > Could this be his first marriage > HARMON, Joseph m. 10 Dec. 1839 Frances HAYES (Opel. > Ct. Hse.: Mar. > Q-98) > HAYES, Frances m. 10 Dec. 1839 Joseph HARMON (Opel. > Ct. Hse.: Mar. > Q-98) > HARMON, Joseph m. Frances HAYES In Succ. of Frances HAYES > dated 4 May > 1852 (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Succ. #1638) > HAYES, Frances m. Joseph HARMON Succ. dated 4 May 1852 > (Opel. Ct. > Hse.: Succ. #1638) > > There isalso an earlier Jacob Harmon from Natchez whose children > made > it to SW LA > > Possible parents marriage > HARMON, Abraham m. 25 July 1809 Martha HAYES (Opel. Ct. > Hse.: Mar. #19) > HAYES, Martha m. 25 July 1809 Abraham HARMON (Opel. Ct. > Hse.: Mar. #19) > > HARMON, Abraham (Solomon) d. 26 Nov. 1844 (Opel. Ch.: > v.2, p.42) > HAYES, Martha m. Abraham HARMON In > Succ. dated 2 Oct. 1847 > (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Succ. #1320) > > Their other(?) children marriages > HARMON, Catherine (Abraham & Martha HAYES) m. 19 March 1830 > Eugene > RICHARD (Opel. Ct.Hse.: Mar.#7) > HARMON, Liddy (Abraham & Martha HAYES) m. 18 July 1828 > James > McCLELAND, Jr. (Opel. Ct.Hse.: Mar.#36) > HARMON, Abraham Jr. m. 27 Dec. 1844 > Jacinthe ANDRUS (Opel. Ct. > Hse.: Mar. #177) > HARMON, Helene (Abraham & Martha HAYES) m. 16 Feb. > 1847 Theodule > RICHARD (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Mar. #417) > > -----Original Message----- > From: acvachon@videotron.ca > > > Hello everyone, > > Could someone can confirmed if I have the good parents for > Joseph > HARMAN/ > HARMON: Abraham HARMAN/ HARMON and Martha HAYES. > > Joseph HARMAN/ HARMON is the spouse of Fannie LeJEUNE. > Marriage info : 16 September 1852, Opelousas Court House. > > Thanks for all. > Andre > > > ------------------------------- > To check our Archive > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/acadian/ > ------------------------------- > To subscribe to the list, please send an email to ACADIAN- > request@rootsweb.com with the word 'subscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message. You > will receive a confirmation e-mail to try & stop "machine" > enrollment spam. Give it the "Name" you would like us to > call you. > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ACADIAN- > request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Here is the only one I found. Tableau des liens de parenté Michel Boudreau est le 9e arrière-grand-père de Maurice André LeBlanc Ancêtre commun * Michel Boudreau (Cir. 1601-Av. 1693) * Michelle Aucoin (Cir. 1618-1706) Mariage Cir. 1641 | | François Bourg (Cir. 1643-Cir. 1685) * Marguerite Boudreau (1648-1718) Mariage Cir. 1665 | | Pierre LeBlanc (Cir. 1664-1717) * Madeleine Bourg (Cir. 1677-Après 1730) Mariage 1697 | | * Joseph (dit Cajetan) LeBlanc (Cir. 1698-1775) Marguerite Bourgeois (1700-1770) Mariage 20 Jan. 1721 | | * Joseph LeBlanc (1726-1759) Cécile Benoit (Cir. 1728-1758) Mariage Cir. 1749 | | * Pierre LeBlanc (1753-1815) Marie-Madeleine Goulet (1751-1813) Mariage 7 Sep. 1778 | | * Jean-Baptiste LeBlanc (1793-1868) DesAnges (Denise) Poirier (1799-1880) Mariage 15 Avr. 1817 | | * Jean-Baptiste LeBlanc (1817-1869) Gèneviève Roy (Cir. 1820-1870) Mariage 15 Fév. 1836 | | * Joseph LeBlanc (1841-1893) Philomène Joséphine Arel (1846-Après 1911) Mariage 19 Mai 1862 | | * Henri LeBlanc (1865-1940) Léodina Dupuis (1867-1952) Mariage 2 Sep. 1895 | | * Herménégilde Archidos LeBlanc (1902-1984) Philomène Conan (1901-1981) Mariage 23 Mai 1936 | | * Maurice André LeBlanc

Paulette is from part of the Family that made their way across Canada (1)Michel Boudrot m 1641 (1a)Miuchelle Aucoin (4)Claude Boudrot m 1682 (1d)Anne-Marie Thibodeau (14)Michel Boudrot m 1708 (2i)Cecile LeBlanc (39)JB Boudrot m 1738 Agnes Pitre (120)Francois-Joseph Boudrot m 1768 Marie-Sophie Martel (120j)Pierre Boudrot m 1810 Scholastique Gagne Adolophe Boudrot Josephine-Boudrot Laura dufour Father Boureault Paulettre (1)Michel Boudrot m 1641 (1a)Miuchelle Aucoin (4)Claude Boudrot m 1682 (1d)Anne-Marie Thibodeau (14)Michel Boudrot m 1708 (2i)Cecile LeBlanc (39)JB Boudrot m 1738 Agnes Pitre (120)Francois-Joseph Boudrot m 1768 Marie-Sophie Martel (120j)Pierre Boudrot m 1810 Scholastique Gagne Pierre-Flavien Boudrot Antoine Georges Boudreault Hypolite Boureault Father Boureault Paulettre

-----Original Message----- From: R. Martin Guidry Bonjour Cousins, The second decade of the twenty-first century has arrived.  I hope everyone had a nice holiday season and that 2011 delivers health, happiness and prosperity to all.  We are having our first 2011 meeting of Les Guédry d'Asteur next month.   In about a week I will be sending out additional information on our Guédry-Labine and Petitpas Reunion on 8 October 2011 in Cut Off, Louisiana.  We are actively planning the Reunion activities at this time. Les Guédry d'Asteur Meeting - Saturday, 12 Feb 2011 On Saturday, 12 February 2011 we will have a meeting of Les Guédry d'Asteur from 10:00 am until 12:00 noon at the CODOFIL Office in Lafayette, LA.  See below for directions to the meeting. At this meeting we will plan the activities and exhibits for our Reunion as well as enjoy fellowship and a nice Cajun meal together. In 2010 we have meetings in Lafayette, Rayne and Galliano, Louisiana  In 2011 I would like to continue having meetings in different areas of South Louisiana where Guidry families reside (e.g., along Bayou Lafourche, Houma, Lafayette, Church Point/Crowley/Rayne, Lake Charles and possibly the Golden Triangle in SE Texas).  To do so, I need someone from the meeting area to help me secure a meeting facility and advertise the meeting locally.  If interested in helping to arrange a meeting in your hometown, please email at guidryrm@cox.net and we'll set up the meeting. Grand Réveil Acadien / Great Acadian Awakening A major Acadian celebration will take place in South Louisiana during the first two weeks of October 2011.  Grand Réveil Acadien will be a festival occurring throughout south Louisiana from 7 - 16 October 2011.  There will be lectures, concerts, family reunions, seminars and other activities.    Concluding the Grand Réveil Acadien will be the the world-renown Festivals Acadiens et Creoles, showcasing Cajun and Zydeco music, in Lafayette, LA on 15-16 October 2011. There will be activities at the Acadian Memorial in St. Martinville including a reenactment of Acadian families arriving in the Attakapas Country on Bayou Teche.  The Guédry-Labine and Petitpas family will have a major Reunion along Bayou Lafourche in Cut Off, LA on 8 October 2011.   Many visitors and dignitaries from throughout the U.S., Canada and Europe already have announced that they are attending Grand Réveil Acadien.  Visit this link to learn more about Grand Réveil Acadien and keep posted on the latest announcements: http://www.gra2011.org/ (And, now for a brief commercial.  When in South Louisiana, be sure and visit the Acadian Memorial and the Museum of the Acadian Memorial in St. Martinville, LA.  I can guarantee you will not be disappointed.  While there, don't forget to view our Guédry crest in the courtyard of the Memorial.  I am the current president of the Acadian Memorial Foundation and invite each of you see this outstanding tribute to the Acadian people of Louisiana.) Family Momentos For those of you that attended the Guédry-Labine and Petitpas Reunion in Bathurst and did not get all of the momentos that you'd like and for the rest that would like a momento or two of our family, we still have some items for sale.  You can visit our Guédry-Labine Family website and order items as ink pens, keychains, Reunion lapel pins and Reunion refrigerator magnets there.  The website address is: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~guedrylabinefamily/merchandise.html Not all items are specific to the 2009 Reunion.  Some (as the ink pens and keychains) simply have 'Les Guédry d'Asteur' on them with no mention of the Reunion.  In addition, to the above items we have T-shirts (Reunion info on them), baseball caps ('Les Guédry d'Asteur' only) and tablets of memo paper (Reunion info on them).  If you have any questions, please email me and I will get the answers. Note:  The above website link also has links to the CafePress where you can purchase numerous items with our family crest on them.  And you decide which of these names you would like on the crest:  Geddry, Guedry, Guidry, Guildry, Jeddry, LaBean, Labine, LaBine & Petitpas. La Verdure de Mirligueche - The Story of the Guidry dit Labine Family in North America At the Reunion several folks wanted to purchase Mark Labine's history and genealogy of the Guédry-Labine family ("La Verdure de Mirligueche - The Story of the Guidry dit Labine Family in North America"); however, we ran out of copies for sale.  Recently Mark republished his superb book and it is available on Amazon.com for $***.** with free shipping.  I encourage you take a look at this book on Amazon at: http://www.amazon.com Just type  'labine guidry' in the search engine at the top of the page and Mark's book should be the first entry to appear. Our Newsletter 'Generations' Be on the lookout for the next edition of our newsletter "Generations".  It should be out during March.  I got a sneak preview of some of the features and articles and again it will be outstanding.   We are always looking for articles for the newsletter.  Why not write an article on some aspect of your line of the family or on an interesting ancestor in your line?  It can be as short or long as you desire.  We can help proofread and edit it if you would like.  Do you have any older photo of some member of your line that we could publish in the newsletter?  Email it to me along with a brief description of the person(s), approximate date and the activity occurring (if pertinent).  That Dreaded Membership Renewal Reminder It's the beginning of a new idea and with that comes all of your journal and society renewal notices.  I encourage each of you to renew your Membership in Les Guédry d'Asteur or, if you are not a member, to become one.  Our dues for 2011 remain very low at $** for a family and $* for an individual.   A Membership Application is available on the Guedry-Labine Family website at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~guedrylabinefamily/membership.html Here you have the option of paying using PayPal or you can print the application and send it with your payment through the U.S. mail system.    I have also included an application at the end of this memo. No organization can operate without funds and Les Guédry d'Asteur is no exception.  The several projects that we do to promote our Guédry-Labine and Petitpas family cost money.  These include hosting mini-Reunions and large Reunions as the Bathurst Reunion, donating family history books to key libraries, publishing our newsletter, hosting our two websites, providing family momentos and publishing a family cookbook.  We need your help to continue these activities.  At this time our treasury is very low - as a major activity such as the recent Guédry-Labine & Petitpas Reunion requires large expenditures.  Consider renewing or joining at the dit Jovial, dit Labine or dit Grivois levels or make a donation above the basic membership level.  Your help will be appreciated and well used. Looking forward to another great year of Les Guédry d'Asteur, Marty Martin Guidry 6139 North Shore Drive Baton Rouge, LA  70817 225-755-1915 (home) 225-202-2478 (cell) guidryrm@cox.net Les Guidry d'Asteur, Inc. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~guedrylabinefamily http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~guidryrm/Guedry-Labine  DIRECTIONS TO THE 6 FEBRURY 2010 MEETING AT LAFAYETTE, LA: >From I-10 take the I-49/Hiway 90 exit and go south (toward Lafayette). You'll now be on the Evangeline Thruway.  Continue on the Thruway until you reach Jefferson Street (about 5 or 6 red lights; there's a Burger King on the right corner).  Turn right on Jefferson Street and continue through the underpass and three red lights.  The first street after the 3rd red light is W. Main Street.  Turn right on W. Main Street and go one block to the stop sign.  The courthouse will be immediately ahead of you.  Turn left onto Buchanan Street and then make a quick right back onto W. Main Street on the left side of the courthouse.  The CODOFIL office is on your left at 217 W. Main Street.  It's a two-story, red brick, Victorian-style, narrow building with a green balcony on the second floor.  Park anywhere in the area as parking meters are not patrolled on Saturday and Sunday.  We'll meet in the reception area on the first floor. -- Martin Guidry 6139 North Shore Drive Baton Rouge, LA  70817 225-202-2478 (cell) guidryrm@cox.net Les Guédry d'Asteur, Inc. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~guedrylabinefamily http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~guidryrm/Guedry-Labine http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~guidryrm/clotiaux http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~guidryrm/butaud 

Thanks Terry I will be at the festival. I will take roll. hehe Paul -----Original Message----- From: terrydupuis8t@aol.com Subject: February and March events February 11, 2011 Romance Under the Oak: A St. Martinville Tradition Join the Acadian Memorial and Old Castillo Bed & Breakfast for a romantic Valentine celebration, Evangeline style! The evening includes free admission to the Memorial for 1:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. showings of the locally filmed silent movie classic and 6 p.m. reception next door at the Old Castillo.  Complete the evening with a visit to the legendary Evangeline Oak, a historically popular spot to “pop the question.” 121 South New Market Street, St. Martinville, LA. (337)394-2258      March 18 & 19, 2011     7th Annual Acadian Memorial Festival Festival kickoff in St. Martinville’s historic downtown square at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, March 18th. Features art, town tour (free admission) and L’Ordre du Bon Temps crawfish boil at Maison de Tours, 128 S. Main Street Call the Memorial for ticket price and more information. (337)394-2258     Festival day takes place in Evangeline Oak Park on Saturday, March 19th from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Celebrate Acadian culture in a lively way with music, food, fun, French theater, kids’ activities, lectures and demonstrations. This year's honored families are Boudreaux and Guillotte. Costumes encouraged! Don’t miss the 1 p.m. boat reenactment of the Acadians’ arrival on Bayou Teche.  Free admission. Corner of South New Market Street and Evangeline Boulevard, St. Martinville, LA. (337)394-2258 Acadian Memorial 121 S New Market St. P.O. Box 379 St. Martinville, LA 70582 (337)394-2258 (337)394-2260 fax www.acadianmemorial.org

I found the following in Selected Acadian and Louisiana Church Records Vol 1 By Rt. Rev. Msgr. George A. Bodin Helene Brown (OP) m. Denis Nevill (Ireland) No dates were given Marguerite Nevill (Natchez) (Denis and Helene Brown) m. James Resin Bouie No dates were given James Resin (Resin & Helve Johns) m. Marguerite Nevill (OP) No dates were given Children for James and Marguerite's children were b. in 1815, 1816 and 1817 This seems a little early for the family you are researching but was all I could find in the books I have. Wish I could help. Lona ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul L LeBlanc" <pleblan@aim.com> To: <acadian@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2011 11:42 AM Subject: Re: [ACADIAN] Mary GAUME/GUMS/GOMME >I could not find a marriage. Gut feeling civil marriage because of > different of Faith. > > Anybody got it from other sources? > > > GUMs > Several other spellings for Marie's name below. > > Marie/Mary may have had a sister(/aunt) Marguerite E who married > William Brown about the same time. > > Possibly related but a little later > BERROT, Claiborn m. 2 Sept. 1871 Julienne GUM (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Mar. # > 6620) > GUM, Julienne m. 2 Sept. 1871 Claiborn BERROT (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Mar. # > 6620) > GUM, Mary m. 19 July 1875 Harrison NIXON (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Mar. # 8293) > > Paul > > ================== > > > Entries for Etienne Lejeune family > LEJEUNE, Solus (Etienne & Marie GROWN) b. 15 Feb. 1852 (Opel. Ch.: v. > 4, p. 401) > LEJEUNE, Louis (Etienne & Marie GAUME) b. 6 Oct. 1854 (Opel. Ch.: v. 5, > p. 88) > LEJEUNE, Cleopha (Etienne & Marie GOMM) b. 29 Nov. 1862 (Opel. Ch.: v. > 6, p. 190) > LEJEUNE, Angelas (Etienne & Marie GAND) b. 21 Dec. 1859 (Opel. Ch.: v. > 6, p. 104) > LEJEUNE, Maria Aurelia (Etienne & Marie GAUME) b. 4 April 1856 (Opel. > Ch. v. 6, p. 38) > LEJEUNE, Onesime (Etienne & Marie ELGONE) b. 18 Aug. 1867 (Opel. Ch.: > v. 6, p. 257) > > GOMME, Marie m. Etienne LEJEUNE d. 29 Nov. 1869 at age 43 yrs. (Eunice > Ch.: v. 1, p. 1-A) > > LEJEUNE, Coralie (Etienne & Marie AGAMASSE) m. 4 Aug. 1870 Felise > GODEAU (Eunice Ch.: v. 1, p. 13-A) > LEJEUNE, Louis (Etienne & Marie) m. 11 Feb. 1873 Julima BELLO (Eunice > Ch.: v. 1, p. 24) > LEJEUNE, Lucien (Etienne & Marie ELGAM) m. 30 Jan. 1878 Emerite > ANDREPONT (Eunice Ch.: v. 1, p. 80) > LEJEUNE, Angellas (Etienne & Marie Josette) m. 10 May 1881 Eliza D. > MOREAU (Eunice Ch.: v. 1, p. 124) > LEJEUNE, Ophelia (Etienne & Marie ONNEGON) m. 21 June 1881 Pierre > BELLO, fils (Eunice Ch.: v. 1, p. 127) > LEJEUNE, Lucien (Etienne & Marie ELGAM) m. 1 March 1897 Orema > THIBODEAUX (Iota Ch.: v. 1, p.90) > > ===================================== > The only other Grown entry > FIRST METHODIST CHURCH: 703 Lee St., Lafayette, Louisiana. History of > the First United Methodist Church: The first Methodist circuit rider in > this area was a Virginian, Elisha W. Bowman. Reverend Bowman was > appointed "Missionary to Louisiana" with instructions to begin in New > Orleans. He arrived there in 1805 and preached on the streets of that > city on three Sundays. Reverend Bowman left New Orleans with the > intention of reaching a settlement of Americans two hundred miles to > the west and northwest of New Orleans. His journey to this settlement > named Opelousas took him through a cypress swamp, four lakes, and a > large bay. He landed near the mouth of what he called "River O'Tash" > (Teche). About eighty miles up the stream he reached a large French > Settlement (Probably St. Martinville), crossed Vermilion River and > finally came to the Opelousas country. In 1805 Reverend Bowman > established the original Methodist circuit of Louisiana, and formed the > first Methodist congregation of the "state of Opelousas. " Among the > circuit riders to serve the area in the next few years were: Thomas > Lasley, Benjamin Edge, John Henningen, and John S. Ford. John R. > McIntosh was appointed to "Lower Vermilion". This circuit probably > included Vermilionville in 1837. Records show that by 1845 the > Methodist congregation in Vermilion- ville (Now Lafayette) had grown > sufficiently large to require the services of a regular minister. The > Reverend William F. Brown, a pioneering minister, was appointed to > serve New Town (New Iberia) and Lafayette. There had been no church > building, as such, in Lafayette until 1858. Prior to that time services > were held in private homes. Mr. Benjamin Porter Paxtin donated a site > at the corner of Congress and Washington streets upon which a church > was soon built. The first trustees were Gideon Stephens, James > Higginbotham, and Dr. John W. Chevis. In the years that followed the > church continued to grow. During the Civil War the First Methodist > Church was used to accommodate the wounded soldiers. Years later, under > the Leadership of Reverend Isaac T. Reames, the church was renovated > and remodeled. Reverend Reames, a devoted and faithful shepherd did > most of the work himself. He was responsible for the building of the > parsonage at the corner of St. John and Congress Streets. This church > continued to serve the congregation until 1925 when the present > building was erected. Many people who are at present members of this > church recall the 'little church on Washington Street"; many attended > Sunday School and church services there. It was during the pastorate of > Reverend Harry W. Rickey, that sentiment was created for the building > of a new church. This senti- ment grew stronger and more determined > under the leadership of Reverend Leon I. McCain who became pastor in > 1921 and culminated in the present larger and more imposing structure > situated on the corner of Lee and Main Streets. > > > -----Original Message----- > From: acvachon@videotron.ca > To: acadian@rootsweb.com > Sent: Mon, Jan 17, 2011 4:29 pm > Subject: [ACADIAN] Mary GAUME/GUMS/GOMME > > > Hello everyone, > > Did someone have the exact date for the wedding of Etienne Dupre > LeJEUNE and > Mary GAUME/GUMS/GOMME? They get married between the 1850 Census and > May 1851 at > Opelousas. > > Did someone knows the parents for this Mary GAUME/GUMS/GOMME? . > > Thanks for all. > Andre > > ------------------------------- > To check our Archive > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/acadian/ > ------------------------------- > To subscribe to the list, please send an email to > ACADIAN-request@rootsweb.com > with the word 'subscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the > body of the > message. 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No luck again. But a few details that may give clues Any other sources? Paul ======================= YOUNG, Fanny m. 16 Sept. 1852 Joseph HARMON (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Mar. #989) HARMON, Joseph m. 16 Sept. 1852 Fanny YOUNG (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Mar. # 989) HARMON, Joseph m. Fannie YOUNG Succ.: 16 Oct. 1889 (Crowley Ct. Hse.: Succ. #76) Could this be his first marriage HARMON, Joseph m. 10 Dec. 1839 Frances HAYES (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Mar. Q-98) HAYES, Frances m. 10 Dec. 1839 Joseph HARMON (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Mar. Q-98) HARMON, Joseph m. Frances HAYES In Succ. of Frances HAYES dated 4 May 1852 (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Succ. #1638) HAYES, Frances m. Joseph HARMON Succ. dated 4 May 1852 (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Succ. #1638) There isalso an earlier Jacob Harmon from Natchez whose children made it to SW LA Possible parents marriage HARMON, Abraham m. 25 July 1809 Martha HAYES (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Mar. #19) HAYES, Martha m. 25 July 1809 Abraham HARMON (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Mar. #19) HARMON, Abraham (Solomon) d. 26 Nov. 1844 (Opel. Ch.: v.2, p.42) HAYES, Martha m. Abraham HARMON In Succ. dated 2 Oct. 1847 (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Succ. #1320) Their other(?) children marriages HARMON, Catherine (Abraham & Martha HAYES) m. 19 March 1830 Eugene RICHARD (Opel. Ct.Hse.: Mar.#7) HARMON, Liddy (Abraham & Martha HAYES) m. 18 July 1828 James McCLELAND, Jr. (Opel. Ct.Hse.: Mar.#36) HARMON, Abraham Jr. m. 27 Dec. 1844 Jacinthe ANDRUS (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Mar. #177) HARMON, Helene (Abraham & Martha HAYES) m. 16 Feb. 1847 Theodule RICHARD (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Mar. #417) -----Original Message----- From: acvachon@videotron.ca Hello everyone, Could someone can confirmed if I have the good parents for Joseph HARMAN/ HARMON: Abraham HARMAN/ HARMON and Martha HAYES. Joseph HARMAN/ HARMON is the spouse of Fannie LeJEUNE. Marriage info : 16 September 1852, Opelousas Court House. Thanks for all. Andre

All I could find was father's initial A DAIGLE, Alexandrine (A. DAIGLE) m. 20 March 1841 Olivier LEJEUNE (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Mar. #23) LEJEUNE, Olivier m. 20 March 1841 Alexandrine DAIGLE (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Mar. #23) A few entries on the children below Anybody got it from another source? Paul ============================== LEJEUNE, Joseph Olivier (Olivier & Alexandrine DAIGLE) b. 11 Oct. 1845 (GC Ch.: v. 1, p.279) LEJEUNE, Marie Olive (Olivier & Alexandrine DAIGLE) b. 25 Jan. 1842 (GC Ch.: v. 1, p. 194) LEJEUNE, Alexandrine (Olivai & Alexandrine DAIGLE) b. 29 May 1851 (Opel. Ch.: v. 4, p. 386) LEJEUNE, Alexandre (Olivier & Alexandrine DAIGLE) b. 13 Feb. 1854 (GC Ch.: v. 2, p. 91) YOUNG, Gilles (Olivier & Alexandrine DAIGLE) b. 3 Aug. 1848 (GC Ch.: v. 1, p. 312) LEJEUNE, Louise (Olivier & Alexandrine DAIGLE) b. 28 Feb. 1856 (CP Ch.: v. 1, p. 32) YOUNG, Louise (Livy & Alexandrine DAIGLE) m. 12 Jan. 1876 Adam HIGGINBOTHAM (Eunice Ch.: v. 1, p.51) YOUNG, Gilbert (Levy & Alexandrine DAIGLE) m. 3 Sept 1877 Josette SIMAR (CP Ch.: v. 3, p. 56) Could this be Olivers birth? LEJEUNE, Olivier dit Briard (Ubert [Hubert] LEJEUNE dit Briard & Celeste FONTENOT [although record erroneously has COLLINS]) b. 7 Sept. 1819, bt. 7 May 1821 Pats: Joseph LEJEUNE dit Briard & Perrine HAY [although record erroneously has Nans‚ JACSON]; Mats: Jacob Baptiste FONTENOT [although record erroneously has COLLINS] & Rosalie JEANSONNE; Spons: Marcellin ORTEGUE & Caroline BRIARD. Fr. Flavius Henri ROSSI (Opel. Ch.: v.2, p.233) -----Original Message----- From: acvachon@videotron.ca Hello everyone, Could someone can confirmed if I have the good parents for Alexandrine DAIGLE : Alexandre DAIGLE and Louise THIBODEAU. Alexandrine DAIGLE is the spouse of Olivier Levy LeJEUNE/YOUNG. Marriage info : 20 March 1841, Opelousas Court House. Thanks for all. Andre

I could not find a marriage. Gut feeling civil marriage because of different of Faith. Anybody got it from other sources? GUMs Several other spellings for Marie's name below. Marie/Mary may have had a sister(/aunt) Marguerite E who married William Brown about the same time. Possibly related but a little later BERROT, Claiborn m. 2 Sept. 1871 Julienne GUM (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Mar. # 6620) GUM, Julienne m. 2 Sept. 1871 Claiborn BERROT (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Mar. # 6620) GUM, Mary m. 19 July 1875 Harrison NIXON (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Mar. # 8293) Paul ================== Entries for Etienne Lejeune family LEJEUNE, Solus (Etienne & Marie GROWN) b. 15 Feb. 1852 (Opel. Ch.: v. 4, p. 401) LEJEUNE, Louis (Etienne & Marie GAUME) b. 6 Oct. 1854 (Opel. Ch.: v. 5, p. 88) LEJEUNE, Cleopha (Etienne & Marie GOMM) b. 29 Nov. 1862 (Opel. Ch.: v. 6, p. 190) LEJEUNE, Angelas (Etienne & Marie GAND) b. 21 Dec. 1859 (Opel. Ch.: v. 6, p. 104) LEJEUNE, Maria Aurelia (Etienne & Marie GAUME) b. 4 April 1856 (Opel. Ch. v. 6, p. 38) LEJEUNE, Onesime (Etienne & Marie ELGONE) b. 18 Aug. 1867 (Opel. Ch.: v. 6, p. 257) GOMME, Marie m. Etienne LEJEUNE d. 29 Nov. 1869 at age 43 yrs. (Eunice Ch.: v. 1, p. 1-A) LEJEUNE, Coralie (Etienne & Marie AGAMASSE) m. 4 Aug. 1870 Felise GODEAU (Eunice Ch.: v. 1, p. 13-A) LEJEUNE, Louis (Etienne & Marie) m. 11 Feb. 1873 Julima BELLO (Eunice Ch.: v. 1, p. 24) LEJEUNE, Lucien (Etienne & Marie ELGAM) m. 30 Jan. 1878 Emerite ANDREPONT (Eunice Ch.: v. 1, p. 80) LEJEUNE, Angellas (Etienne & Marie Josette) m. 10 May 1881 Eliza D. MOREAU (Eunice Ch.: v. 1, p. 124) LEJEUNE, Ophelia (Etienne & Marie ONNEGON) m. 21 June 1881 Pierre BELLO, fils (Eunice Ch.: v. 1, p. 127) LEJEUNE, Lucien (Etienne & Marie ELGAM) m. 1 March 1897 Orema THIBODEAUX (Iota Ch.: v. 1, p.90) ===================================== The only other Grown entry FIRST METHODIST CHURCH: 703 Lee St., Lafayette, Louisiana. History of the First United Methodist Church: The first Methodist circuit rider in this area was a Virginian, Elisha W. Bowman. Reverend Bowman was appointed "Missionary to Louisiana" with instructions to begin in New Orleans. He arrived there in 1805 and preached on the streets of that city on three Sundays. Reverend Bowman left New Orleans with the intention of reaching a settlement of Americans two hundred miles to the west and northwest of New Orleans. His journey to this settlement named Opelousas took him through a cypress swamp, four lakes, and a large bay. He landed near the mouth of what he called "River O'Tash" (Teche). About eighty miles up the stream he reached a large French Settlement (Probably St. Martinville), crossed Vermilion River and finally came to the Opelousas country. In 1805 Reverend Bowman established the original Methodist circuit of Louisiana, and formed the first Methodist congregation of the "state of Opelousas. " Among the circuit riders to serve the area in the next few years were: Thomas Lasley, Benjamin Edge, John Henningen, and John S. Ford. John R. McIntosh was appointed to "Lower Vermilion". This circuit probably included Vermilionville in 1837. Records show that by 1845 the Methodist congregation in Vermilion- ville (Now Lafayette) had grown sufficiently large to require the services of a regular minister. The Reverend William F. Brown, a pioneering minister, was appointed to serve New Town (New Iberia) and Lafayette. There had been no church building, as such, in Lafayette until 1858. Prior to that time services were held in private homes. Mr. Benjamin Porter Paxtin donated a site at the corner of Congress and Washington streets upon which a church was soon built. The first trustees were Gideon Stephens, James Higginbotham, and Dr. John W. Chevis. In the years that followed the church continued to grow. During the Civil War the First Methodist Church was used to accommodate the wounded soldiers. Years later, under the Leadership of Reverend Isaac T. Reames, the church was renovated and remodeled. Reverend Reames, a devoted and faithful shepherd did most of the work himself. He was responsible for the building of the parsonage at the corner of St. John and Congress Streets. This church continued to serve the congregation until 1925 when the present building was erected. Many people who are at present members of this church recall the 'little church on Washington Street"; many attended Sunday School and church services there. It was during the pastorate of Reverend Harry W. Rickey, that sentiment was created for the building of a new church. This senti- ment grew stronger and more determined under the leadership of Reverend Leon I. McCain who became pastor in 1921 and culminated in the present larger and more imposing structure situated on the corner of Lee and Main Streets. -----Original Message----- From: acvachon@videotron.ca To: acadian@rootsweb.com Sent: Mon, Jan 17, 2011 4:29 pm Subject: [ACADIAN] Mary GAUME/GUMS/GOMME Hello everyone, Did someone have the exact date for the wedding of Etienne Dupre LeJEUNE and Mary GAUME/GUMS/GOMME? They get married between the 1850 Census and May 1851 at Opelousas. Did someone knows the parents for this Mary GAUME/GUMS/GOMME? . Thanks for all. Andre ------------------------------- To check our Archive http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/acadian/ ------------------------------- To subscribe to the list, please send an email to ACADIAN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'subscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message. You will receive a confirmation e-mail to try & stop "machine" enrollment spam. 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Hi Paul, I also have an Olivier Thibodeaux married to Marie Madeleine Broussard but that line didn't lead back to a Boudreaux. This Olivier Thibodeaux's parents were Charles Thibodeaux and Marie Francoise Comeaux. Olivier 's second wife was Agnes Brun. That information came from Roger Rozendal I found the Olivier Thibodeaux married to Marie Magdalene Broussard that leads back to Michel Boudreaux through the Trahan line in Selected Acadian and Louisiana Church Records Vol. 1 by Rev. Bodin. I've checked for more information in this book and also in Vol. II and I can't locate anything else. In some of the families I had gotten lazy about my sourcing and I could be wrong. Lona ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul L LeBlanc" <pleblan@aim.com> To: <acadian@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 17, 2011 6:52 PM Subject: Re: [ACADIAN] Rocky's Boudreaux Lines > Lona > > I have a different set of parents for Olivier Thibodeau who married > Magdeleine Broussard > > I have (10) Charles Thibodeau & (4l) Francoise Comeau > > I have Olivier also married to Agnes Brun > > The memorial database also has Charles > > What do others have? > > -----Original Message----- > From: Lona Boudreaux > > Rocky's Mother's Side > > > > Michel BOUDREAUX and Michelle AUCOIN > Charles BOUDREAUX and (1) Rene BOURG > Marie BOUDREAUX and Jean Charles TRAHAN > Marguerite TRAHAN and Paul THIBODEAUX > Olivier THIBODEAUX and Marie Magdalen BROUSSARD > Marie THIBODEAUX and Joseph SAUNIER/SONNIER > Marie SAUNIER/SONNIER and Jean Martin CONSTANTIN > Adelaide CONSTANTIN and Emile BEGNAUD > [Same as above] *Honore BEGNAUD and Azema MARTIN > > > ------------------------------- > To check our Archive > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/acadian/ > ------------------------------- > To subscribe to the list, please send an email to > ACADIAN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'subscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message. You will receive a > confirmation e-mail to try & stop "machine" enrollment spam. Give it the > "Name" you would like us to call you. > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ACADIAN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Lona I have a different set of parents for Olivier Thibodeau who married Magdeleine Broussard I have (10) Charles Thibodeau & (4l) Francoise Comeau I have Olivier also married to Agnes Brun The memorial database also has Charles What do others have? -----Original Message----- From: Lona Boudreaux Rocky's Mother's Side Michel BOUDREAUX and Michelle AUCOIN Charles BOUDREAUX and (1) Rene BOURG Marie BOUDREAUX and Jean Charles TRAHAN Marguerite TRAHAN and Paul THIBODEAUX Olivier THIBODEAUX and Marie Magdalen BROUSSARD Marie THIBODEAUX and Joseph SAUNIER/SONNIER Marie SAUNIER/SONNIER and Jean Martin CONSTANTIN Adelaide CONSTANTIN and Emile BEGNAUD [Same as above] *Honore BEGNAUD and Azema MARTIN

Hi: Bona Arsenault has Olivier M1:1763 Madeleine Broussard M2:1770 Agnes Brun Bona has him as son of Paul/Marguerite Trahan Janet Jehn has him as son of Charles/Francoise Comeau Don Boudreaux Paul L LeBlanc wrote: > Lona > > I have a different set of parents for Olivier Thibodeau who married > Magdeleine Broussard > > I have (10) Charles Thibodeau & (4l) Francoise Comeau > > I have Olivier also married to Agnes Brun > > The memorial database also has Charles > > What do others have? > > -----Original Message----- > From: Lona Boudreaux > > Rocky's Mother's Side > > > > Michel BOUDREAUX and Michelle AUCOIN > Charles BOUDREAUX and (1) Rene BOURG > Marie BOUDREAUX and Jean Charles TRAHAN > Marguerite TRAHAN and Paul THIBODEAUX > Olivier THIBODEAUX and Marie Magdalen BROUSSARD > Marie THIBODEAUX and Joseph SAUNIER/SONNIER > Marie SAUNIER/SONNIER and Jean Martin CONSTANTIN > Adelaide CONSTANTIN and Emile BEGNAUD > [Same as above] *Honore BEGNAUD and Azema MARTIN > > > ------------------------------- > To check our Archive > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/acadian/ > ------------------------------- > To subscribe to the list, please send an email to ACADIAN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'subscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message. You will receive a confirmation e-mail to try & stop "machine" enrollment spam. Give it the "Name" you would like us to call you. > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ACADIAN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > >

Two of my lines (1) Michel Boudrot m 1641 Michelle Aucoin (4)Claude Boudrot m(2) 1700 Catherine Meunier d/o (2)Jean & Marguerite Housseau (27)Etienne Boudrot m 1725 Marie-Claire Aucoin d/o Martin Aucoin & Catherine Theriot (27d)Marie Boudrot m 1752 Joseph Traham s/o Renr Trahan & Elizabeth Darois Mathurin Trahan m (2) 1786 Marie Magdeleine Blanchard d/o (44) Joseph Blanchard & Anne-Simphorose Hebert Marguerit Ludevine Trahan m 1807 JB Landry s/o Pierre Landry & MJ Landry Azalie Marie Landry m 1826 Nicholas Carville Verret s/o Augustin Verret & Marie Magdeleine Bugeaud Claire Marie Verret m 1856 Jean Telespore Rodrigue s/o Edouard Rodrigue & Anastasie Laguerman Marie Angeline Rodrigue m 1884 Allain-Joseph Guedry s/o Agnan Joseph Cleophas Guedry & Marie Aimee Hebert Claire Celestine Guedry m Henry Joseph Le Blanc s/o Ernest Gervais Le Blanc & Marie-Olivia Moise Father Le Blanc ME (1) Michel Boudrot m 1641 Michelle Aucoin (4)Claude Boudrot m(1) 1682 Anne-Marie Thibodeau d/o (1)Pierre Thibodeau & Jeanne Theriot (12)Claude Boudrot m 1706 (3f)Catherine Hebert d/o Jean & Marie-Anne Doucet (12e)Isabelle Boudrot m 1742 (70)Etienne Le Blanc s/o Rene Le Blanc & Anne Theriot (186) Simon-Joseph Le Blanc m 1772 Elizabeth Le Blanc d/o (69) Joseph Le Blanc & Isabel Gaudet Simon Le Blanc m 1802 Francoise Landry d/o Francois Landry & Rosalie Dugas Simon-Maximillian Le Blanc m 1822 Marie-Rosalie Landry d/o Armand Landry & Marguerite Le Borgne Rosemond Uneirle Le Blanc m 1859 Marie-Eugenie Blanchard d/o Jean-Baptiste Blanchard & Clara Appoline Guillot. Ernest Gervais Le Blanc m(1) 1882 Marie-Olivia Moise d/o Oseme Joseph Moise & Rosalie Adelina Braud (Breau) Henry Joseph Le Blanc m(2) 1920 Claire Celestine Guedry d/o Allain-Joseph Guedry & Marie Angeline Rodrigue Father LeBlanc Me.