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

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

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

Rocky's Father's side Michel BOUDREAUX and Michelle AUCOIN Charles BOUDREAUX and (2) Marie CORPORON Antoine BOUDREAUX and Cecila BRASSEAU Victor BOUDREAUX and (1) Catherine Josephe HEBERT Jean Baptiste BOUDREAUX and (1) Marie Francisca LEBLANC* Jean Baptiste BOUDREAUX and (1) Marie Eulalia LEBLANC Jean Baptiste BOUDREAUX Azema Hirenne ADOLPHE Amedee Alfred Menard BOUDREAUX and (1) Julie Severine LEBLANC Joseph Edward BOUDREAUX and Marie Alexina FAUCHEAUX Robert James BOUDREAUX and Stella Maria TAUZIN Earl Francis BOUDREAUX and Isabelle Anne BROUSSARD Rocky James BOUDREAUX and Lona Dee LAUGHLIN Michel BOUDREAUX and Michelle AUCOIN Francois BOUDREAUX and Madeleine Marie BELLIVEAU Madeleine BOUDREAUX and Claude Andre LEBLANC Charles LEBLANC and Rosalia TRAHAN [Same as above] *Marie Francisca LEBLANC and Jean Baptiste BOUDREAUX Michel BOUDREAUX and Michelle AUCOIN Charles BOUDREAUX and (2) Marie CORPORON Francois BOUDREAUX and Angelique DOIRON Felix BOUDREAUX and Marie Josephe LEBLANC Joseph Simon BOUDREAUX and Marie Julienne BROSSIER Marie Lucie BOUDREAUX and Auguste LANDRY Marie Angela LANDRY and Julie Severine LEBLANC (1) Julie Severine LEBLANC and Amedee Alfred Menard BOUDREAUX* Joseph Edward BOUDREAUX and Marie Alexina FAUCHEAUX Robert James BOUDREAUX and Stella Maria TAUZIN Earl Francis BOUDREAUX and Isabelle Anne BROUSSARD Rocky James BOUDREAUX and Lona Dee LAUGHLIN Michel BOUDREAUX and Michelle AUCOIN Charles BOUDREAUX and (2) Marie CORPORON Francois BOUDREAUX and Angelique DOIRON Felix BOUDREAUX and Marie Josephe LEBLANC Joseph Simon BOUDREAUX and Marie Julienne BROSSIER Victoria Catherine BOUDREAUX and (1) George ADOLPHE Azema Hirenne ADOLPHE and Jean Baptiste BOUDREAUX [Same As Above] *Amedee Alfred Menard BOUDREAUX and (1) Julie Severine LEBLANC Rocky's Mother's Side Michel BOUDREAUX and Michelle AUCOIN Francoise BOUDREAUX and Etienne ROBICHEAUX Prudent ROBICHEAUX and Henriette PETITPAS Joseph ROBICHEAUX and Marie FOREST Brunaux ROBICHEAUX and Felicite BROUSSARD Freme ROBICHEAUX and Marie SURETTE Melanie ROBICHEAUX and Francois BEGNAUD Emile BEGNAUD and Adelaide CONSTANTIN Honore BEGNAUD and Azema MARTIN* Marie Ledia BEGNAUD and Galbert BROUSSARD Isabelle Anne BROUSSARD and Earl Francis BOUDREAUX Rocky James BOUDREAUX and Lona Dee LAUGHLIN 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 Michel BOUDREAUX and Michelle AUCOIN Abraham BOUDREAUX and Cecile MELANCON Charles BOUDREAUX and Marie Josephte LANDRY Anne BOUDREAUX AND Charles BOURG Gertrude BOURG and Amand THIBODEAUX Marguerite Blandine THIBODEAUX and Charles Dominique BABINEAUX Victoire BABINEAUX and Jean Olidon BROUSSARD Marie Aspasie BROUSSARD and Edouard Isidore BROUSSARD Hypolite Telesphore BROUSSARD and Malvina Celestine OLIVIER Galbert BROUSSARD and Marie Ledia BEGNAUD Isabelle Anne BROUSSARD and Earl Francis BOUDREAUX Rocky James BOUDREAUX and Lona Dee LAUGHLIN

Here are mine -- I've got six: Michel Boudreaux m. Michelle Aucoin Charles Boudreaux m. (1) Renee Bourg Jean Baptiste Boudreaux m. Cecile Corporon Zacharie Boudreaux m. Marguerite Daigre Paul Dominique Boudreaux m. Marie Olive Landry Charles Romain Boudreaux m. Marie Celeste Robichaux Adele Boudreaux m. Jean Sylvanie Olivier Donathilde Zimorie Olivier m. Joseph Odressi Ayo Sidney Joseph Ayo m. Flora Marie Meyer Marguerite Therese Ayo m. Gordon Paul Bonnet Sr. Gordon Paul Bonnet Jr. Michel Boudreaux m. Michelle Aucoin Charles Boudreaux m. (1) Renee Bourg Jean Baptiste Boudreaux m. Cecile Corporon Zacharie Boudreaux m. Marguerite Daigre Benjamin Hilaire Boudreaux m. Anne Elizabeth Ferguson Theotiste Marie Boudreaux m. Joseph Durocher Joseph Appolinaire Durocher m. Mathilde Rosalie Jolibois Marie Donathilde Durocher m. Anicet Augustave Morvant Eveline Josephine Morvant m. Joseph Meyer Flora Marie Meyer m. Sidney Joseph Ayo Marguerite Therese Ayo m. Gordon Paul Bonnet Sr. Gordon Paul Bonnet Jr. Michel Boudreaux m. Michelle Aucoin Claude Boudreaux m. (2) Catherine Meunier Etienne Boudreaux m. Marie Claire Aucoin Etienne Boudreaux m. Marguerite Thibodeaux Cecile Boudreaux m. Mathurin Ayo Joseph Etienne Ayo m. Marie Adelaide Naquin Joseph Celestin Ayo m. Mathilde Marianne Clement Joseph Odressi Ayo m. Donathilde Zimorie Olivier Sidney Joseph Ayo m. Flora Marie Meyer Marguerite Therese Ayo m. Gordon Paul Bonnet Sr. Gordon Paul Bonnet Jr. Michel Boudreaux m. Michelle Aucoin Claude Boudreaux m. (1) Anne Marie Thibodeaux Marie Boudreaux m. Rene Hebert dit Groc Jean Hebert m. Marie Madeleine Doiron Anne Marie Hebert m. Pierre Robichaux Anne Theotiste Robichaux m. Pierre Paul Naquin Marie Adelaide Naquin m. Joseph Etienne Ayo Joseph Celestin Ayo m. Mathilde Marianne Clement Joseph Odressi Ayo m. Donathilde Zimorie Olivier Sidney Joseph Ayo m. Flora Marie Meyer Marguerite Therese Ayo m. Gordon Paul Bonnet Sr. Gordon Paul Bonnet Jr. Michel Boudreaux m. Michelle Aucoin Claude Boudreaux m. (1) Anne Marie Thibodeaux Claude Boudreaux m. Catherine Hebert Elizabeth Boudreaux m. Etienne LeBlanc Marie Marthe LeBlanc m. Jean Baptiste Robichaux Marie Celeste Robichaux m. Charles Romain Boudreaux Adele Boudreaux m. Jean Sylvanie Olivier Donathilde Zimorie Olivier m. Joseph Odressi Ayo Sidney Joseph Ayo m. Flora Marie Meyer Marguerite Therese Ayo m. Gordon Paul Bonnet Sr. Gordon Paul Bonnet Jr. Michel Boudreaux m. Michelle Aucoin Charles Boudreaux m. (2) Marie Corporon Antoine Boudreaux m. Cecile Brasseaux Joseph Victor Boudreaux m. Marguerite Josephe Richard Genevieve Sophie Boudreaux m. Jean Hilaire Clement Reine Delphine Clement m. Eugene Evariste Morvant Anicet Augustave Morvant m. Marie Donathilde Durocher Eveline Josephine Morvant m. Joseph Meyer Flora Marie Meyer m. Sidney Joseph Ayo Marguerite Therese Ayo m. Gordon Paul Bonnet Sr. Gordon Paul Bonnet Jr.

Cousins Let's do the Boudreaux's next I went through & cleaned them up if I missed any corrections please share with the group. The five children in caps are my ancestors Paul ================================ Modified Register for (1) MICHEL BOUDROT Boudreau First Generation 1. (1) MICHEL BOUDROT Boudreau[1,2,3] was born about 1600. He died 20 Aug 1688/1693. MICHEL married[1,2,3] (1a) MICHELLE AUCOIN[1,2,3,4], daughter of (1) MARTIN AUCOIN and BARBE MINGUET, on 1641. MICHELLE was born about 1621. She died 17 Dec 1706 in Port-Royal, Acadia and was buried[5] 18 Dec 1706 in St-Jean-Baptiste Church, Port-Royal, Acadia. They had the following children: 2 F i. (1a) Francoise Boudrot[2,3,6] was born about 1642. She died after 1714. Francoise married[2,3,6] (1) Etienne Robichaud[2,3,6] about 1663. Etienne was born about 1640. He died before 1686. 3 F ii. (1b) JEANNE BOUDROT[2,3,7,8] was born about 1645. She died 8 May 1710 in Port-Royal, Acadia and was buried 9 May 1710 in Port-Royal, Acadia. JEANNE married[2,3,7,8] (3) BONAVENTURE THERIOT dit Venture[2,3,7,8], son of (1) JEAN THERIOT Jehan and PERRINE RAU, about 1666. BONAVENTURE was born about 1641. He died 3 May 1731 in Grand Pre, Acadia and was buried 4 May 1731 in Grand Pre, Acadia. 4 M iii. (2) CHARLES BOUDROT[2,3,9,10,11] was born about 1646. He died about 1714 in Ste-Famille-de-Pisiguit, Acadia. CHARLES married[2,3,9,10,12] (1) (1g) RENEE BOURG[2,3,9,10,12], daughter of (1) ANTOINE BOURG and ANTOINETTE LANDRY, about 1672. RENEE was born about 1655. She died after 1686 in Ste-Famille-de-Pisiguit, Acadia. CHARLES also married[2,3,9,10,11] (2) (1a) Marie Corporon[2,3,9,10,11], daughter of (1) JEAN CORPORON and (1a) FRANCOISE SAVOIE Marie, about 1687. Marie was born about Sep 1671 in Port-Royal, Acadia. 5 F iv. (1d) MARGUERITE BOUDROT[2,3,12,13] was born about 1648. She died 9 Nov 1718 in Port Royal, Acadia. MARGUERITE married[2,3,12,13] (1) (2) FRANCOIS BOURG[2,3,12,13], son of (1) ANTOINE BOURG and ANTOINETTE LANDRY, about 1665. FRANCOIS was born about 1643. He died 1683/1686. MARGUERITE also married[2,3,14] (2) (2) Jean Babineau[2,3,14] about 1691. Jean was born about 1660. He died 5 Sep 1741 in Port Royal, Acadia and was buried 6 Sep 1741 in Port Royal, Acadia. 6 F v. (1e) Marie Boudrot[2,3,15] was born about 1650. Marie married[2,3] (2) Michel Poirier[2,3,15], son of (1) Jean Poirier Jehan and (d) JEANNE CHEBRAT, about 1673. Michel was born about 1650. He died in Beaubassin, Acadia. 7 M vi. (3) Jean Boudrot[2,3,16,17] was born about 1650. He died before 30 Nov 1679. Jean married[2,3,16,17,18] (1f) Marguerite Bourgeois[2,3,16,17,18,19,20], daughter of (1) JACQUES BOURGEOIS dit Jacob and (1a) JEANNE TRAHAN, about 1676. Marguerite was born about 1658 in Port-Royal, Acadia. She died 8 Aug 1732 in Beaubassin, Acadia and was buried 9 Aug 1732 in Beaubassin, Acadia. 8 M vii. (5) Abraham Boudrot[2,3,21,22] was born about 1657. He died about 1701. Abraham married[2,3,21,22] (2d) Cecile Melanson[2,3,21,22], daughter of (2) Charles Melanson and (1a) Marie Dugas, about 1686. Cecile was born about May 1671. She died before 1735 in Ile-St-Jean, Acadia. 9 M viii. (7) MICHEL BOUDROT[2,3,23,24,25] was born about 1659. He died before 13 Feb 1714. MICHEL married[2,3,23,24,25] (2a) MARIE-MADELEINE CORMIER[2,3,23,24,25], daughter of (2) THOMAS CORMIER and (1c) MARIE-MADELEINE GIROUARD, about 1690. MARIE-MADELEINE was born about 1670. She died before 13 Feb 1714. 10 M ix. (6) Oliver Boudrot[2,3,26,27,28] was born about 1661. He died before 1690. Oliver married[2,3,26,27,28] (1g) Isabelle Petitpas Elizabeth[2,3,26,27,28,29,30], daughter of (1) CLAUDE PETITPAS Sieur De La Fleur and CATHERINE BUGARET, about 1686. Isabelle was born about 1670. 11 M x. (4) CLAUDE BOUDROT[2,3,11,31,32,33,34] was born about 1663. He died 7 Mar 1740 in Grand Pre, Acadia. CLAUDE married[2,3,31,32,34] (1) (1d) ANNE-MARIE THIBODEAU[2,3,31,32,34], daughter of (1) PIERRE THIBODEAU and (1d) JEANNE THERIOT, about 1682. ANNE-MARIE was born 1666 in Port-Royal, Acadia. She died 1698/1700 in Acadia. CLAUDE also married[2,3,31,32,33] (2) (1g) CATHERINE MEUNIER[2,3,31,32,33], daughter of JEAN MEUNIER and MARGUERITE HOUSSEAU, about 1700. CLAUDE also married[2,3,11,31] (3) (1b) Madeleine Corporon[2,3,11,31,32,35], daughter of (1) JEAN CORPORON and (1a) FRANCOISE SAVOIE Marie, on 7 Aug 1735 in Port Royal, Acadia. Madeleine was born about 1672. 12 M xi. (8) Francois Boudrot[2,3,36,37] was born about 1666. He died 27 Sep 1733 in Port Royal, Acadia and was buried 28 Sep 1733 in Port Royal, Acadia. Francois married[2,3,36,37] (2b) Madeleine Belliveau[2,3,36,37], daughter of (2) Jean Belliveau and (1f) Jeanne Bourg, about 1692. Madeleine was born about 1676. She was buried 1726 - 27 Sep 1733. Appendix A - Sources 1. Stephen A White, Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles Acadiennes 1636-1714 v1, p 40 Aucoin . 2. Stephen A. White, Histoire de la Famille de Michel Boudrot, p 1-2 Boudrot Michel (1). 3. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 184-186 Boudrot Michel (1). 4. Stephen A White, DGFA - Ajouts et corrections, v1 p 40-41 Aucoin Martin (1). 5. The Registers of St Jean-Baptiste, Annapolis Royal 1702-1755, RG 1 v 26 p 343. 6. Stephen A White, Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles Acadiennes 1636-1714 v2, p 1402-1404 Robichaud Etienne (1). 7. Stephen A White, DGFA v2, p 1483-1484 Theriot Jean (1). 8. Stephen A White, DGFA v2, p 1487 Theriot Bonaventure (3). 9. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 186-189 Boudrot Charles (2). 10. Stephen A. White, Famille de Michel Boudrot, p 3-7 Boudrot Charles (2). 11. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 411-412 Corporon Jean (1). 12. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 221-222 Bourg Antoine (1). 13. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 222-224 Bourg Francois (2). 14. Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles Acadiennes 1636-1714, v1 p 65-69 Babineau. 15. Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique - Fam, v2 p 1327-1338 Poirier. 16. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 189 Boudrot Jean (3). 17. Stephen A. White, Famille de Michel Boudrot, p 5-6 Boudrot Jean (3). 18. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 251-253 Bourgeois Jacques (1). 19. Stephen A White, DGFA v2, p 1198-1199 Mirande Emmanuel (1). 20. Stephen A White, DGFA v2, p 1114-1115 Maisonnet Pierre (1). 21. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 193-194 Boudrot Abraham (5). 22. Stephen A. White, Famille de Michel Boudrot, p 10-11 Boudrot Abraham (5). 23. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 195-196 Boudrot Michel (7). 24. Stephen A. White, Famille de Michel Boudrot, p 11-12 Boudrot Michel (7). 25. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 401-402 Cormier Thomas (2). 26. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 195 Boudrot Olivier (6). 27. Stephen A. White, Famille de Michel Boudrot, p 11 Boudrot Olivier (6). 28. Stephen A White, DGFA v2, p 1295-1296 Petitpas Claude (1). 29. Stephen A White, DGFA v2, p 1373-1375 Richard Michel (1). 30. Stephen A White, DGFA v2, p 1378-1380 Richard Alexandre (5). 31. Stephen A. White, Famille de Michel Boudrot, p 6-9 Boudrot Claude (4). 32. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 190-193 Boudrot Claude (4). 33. Stephen A White, DGFA v2, p 1179-1181 Meunier Jean (1). 34. Stephen A White, DGFA v2, p 1508-1511 Thibodeau Pierre (1). 35. Stephen A White, DGFA v2, p 1032 Leclerc Francois (1). 36. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 196-198 Boudrot Francois (8). 37. Stephen A. White, Famille de Michel Boudrot, p 12-14 Boudrot Francois (8). 

Today we are doing Gordon I have 3 lines from him to the family Something new we are adding the closest relationship no matter what the line To me I have 10 Melanson lines Gordon is my 6th 1R (78)Etienne Le Blanc & (12e)Isabelle Boudrot 8th 1R & 9th (5)Philippe Melanson & (2a) Marie Dugas twice 9th (3) Pierre Melanson & (1a)Marguerite Mius d'Entremont twice To Karen I only have 4 of your 6 lines to Pierre. 8th 1R (4) Claude Boudrot twice 8th 1R & 9th (4) Claude Boudrot & (1d)Anne-Marie Thibodeau 4 ways 7th 1 R (6)Pierre Melanson & (2b) Marie Blanchard once 8th 1 R to 9th 1R (3) Pierre Melanson & (1a)Marguerite Mius d'Entremont 8 ways Rocky James 7 lines (71) Victor Boudrot once 8th 1 R (6)Pierre Melanson & (2b) Marie Blanchard once 8th 1R (5)Philippe Melanson & (2a) Marie Dugas once Cecil 5 lines 6th 1R Amable Robichaud & Anastasie Dugas once 6th 1R (70)Etienne Le Blanc & (12e)Isabelle Boudrot once 9th 1 R to 10th 1R (3) Pierre Melanson & (1a)Marguerite Mius d'Entremont 14 ways Glenda Faye 3 lines 6th JB Bernard & Magdelaine Dugas once 7th 1R Jean Hebert & (2e)Madeleine Doiron twice 8th & 8th 1R (5)Philippe Melanson & (2a) Marie Dugas twice Brenda 3 lines (4)Claude Boudrot & (1d)Anne-Marie Thibodeau once 7th 1R (12)Claude Boudrot & (3f)Catherine Hebert twice 8th 2R (6)Pierre Melanson & (2b) Marie Blanchard once Former Governor Katherleen Babineau (Blanco) one line 7th 1 R (6)Pierre Melanson & (2b) Marie Blanchard once

I also descend from 5 of Michel Boudrot's & Michelle Aucoin's children: 2) Francois Boudrot 3) Jeanne Boudrot 4) Charles Boudrot 5) Marguerite Boudrot 11) Claude Boudrot Gary -----Original Message----- From: acadian-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:acadian-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Paul L LeBlanc Sent: Monday, January 17, 2011 11:24 AM To: acadian@rootsweb.com Subject: [ACADIAN] Next family Boudrot Cousins Let's do the Boudreaux's next I went through & cleaned them up if I missed any corrections please share with the group. The five children in caps are my ancestors Paul ================================ Modified Register for (1) MICHEL BOUDROT Boudreau First Generation 1. (1) MICHEL BOUDROT Boudreau[1,2,3] was born about 1600. He died 20 Aug 1688/1693. MICHEL married[1,2,3] (1a) MICHELLE AUCOIN[1,2,3,4], daughter of (1) MARTIN AUCOIN and BARBE MINGUET, on 1641. MICHELLE was born about 1621. She died 17 Dec 1706 in Port-Royal, Acadia and was buried[5] 18 Dec 1706 in St-Jean-Baptiste Church, Port-Royal, Acadia. They had the following children: 2 F i. (1a) Francoise Boudrot[2,3,6] was born about 1642. She died after 1714. Francoise married[2,3,6] (1) Etienne Robichaud[2,3,6] about 1663. Etienne was born about 1640. He died before 1686. 3 F ii. (1b) JEANNE BOUDROT[2,3,7,8] was born about 1645. She died 8 May 1710 in Port-Royal, Acadia and was buried 9 May 1710 in Port-Royal, Acadia. JEANNE married[2,3,7,8] (3) BONAVENTURE THERIOT dit Venture[2,3,7,8], son of (1) JEAN THERIOT Jehan and PERRINE RAU, about 1666. BONAVENTURE was born about 1641. He died 3 May 1731 in Grand Pre, Acadia and was buried 4 May 1731 in Grand Pre, Acadia. 4 M iii. (2) CHARLES BOUDROT[2,3,9,10,11] was born about 1646. He died about 1714 in Ste-Famille-de-Pisiguit, Acadia. CHARLES married[2,3,9,10,12] (1) (1g) RENEE BOURG[2,3,9,10,12], daughter of (1) ANTOINE BOURG and ANTOINETTE LANDRY, about 1672. RENEE was born about 1655. She died after 1686 in Ste-Famille-de-Pisiguit, Acadia. CHARLES also married[2,3,9,10,11] (2) (1a) Marie Corporon[2,3,9,10,11], daughter of (1) JEAN CORPORON and (1a) FRANCOISE SAVOIE Marie, about 1687. Marie was born about Sep 1671 in Port-Royal, Acadia. 5 F iv. (1d) MARGUERITE BOUDROT[2,3,12,13] was born about 1648. She died 9 Nov 1718 in Port Royal, Acadia. MARGUERITE married[2,3,12,13] (1) (2) FRANCOIS BOURG[2,3,12,13], son of (1) ANTOINE BOURG and ANTOINETTE LANDRY, about 1665. FRANCOIS was born about 1643. He died 1683/1686. MARGUERITE also married[2,3,14] (2) (2) Jean Babineau[2,3,14] about 1691. Jean was born about 1660. He died 5 Sep 1741 in Port Royal, Acadia and was buried 6 Sep 1741 in Port Royal, Acadia. 6 F v. (1e) Marie Boudrot[2,3,15] was born about 1650. Marie married[2,3] (2) Michel Poirier[2,3,15], son of (1) Jean Poirier Jehan and (d) JEANNE CHEBRAT, about 1673. Michel was born about 1650. He died in Beaubassin, Acadia. 7 M vi. (3) Jean Boudrot[2,3,16,17] was born about 1650. He died before 30 Nov 1679. Jean married[2,3,16,17,18] (1f) Marguerite Bourgeois[2,3,16,17,18,19,20], daughter of (1) JACQUES BOURGEOIS dit Jacob and (1a) JEANNE TRAHAN, about 1676. Marguerite was born about 1658 in Port-Royal, Acadia. She died 8 Aug 1732 in Beaubassin, Acadia and was buried 9 Aug 1732 in Beaubassin, Acadia. 8 M vii. (5) Abraham Boudrot[2,3,21,22] was born about 1657. He died about 1701. Abraham married[2,3,21,22] (2d) Cecile Melanson[2,3,21,22], daughter of (2) Charles Melanson and (1a) Marie Dugas, about 1686. Cecile was born about May 1671. She died before 1735 in Ile-St-Jean, Acadia. 9 M viii. (7) MICHEL BOUDROT[2,3,23,24,25] was born about 1659. He died before 13 Feb 1714. MICHEL married[2,3,23,24,25] (2a) MARIE-MADELEINE CORMIER[2,3,23,24,25], daughter of (2) THOMAS CORMIER and (1c) MARIE-MADELEINE GIROUARD, about 1690. MARIE-MADELEINE was born about 1670. She died before 13 Feb 1714. 10 M ix. (6) Oliver Boudrot[2,3,26,27,28] was born about 1661. He died before 1690. Oliver married[2,3,26,27,28] (1g) Isabelle Petitpas Elizabeth[2,3,26,27,28,29,30], daughter of (1) CLAUDE PETITPAS Sieur De La Fleur and CATHERINE BUGARET, about 1686. Isabelle was born about 1670. 11 M x. (4) CLAUDE BOUDROT[2,3,11,31,32,33,34] was born about 1663. He died 7 Mar 1740 in Grand Pre, Acadia. CLAUDE married[2,3,31,32,34] (1) (1d) ANNE-MARIE THIBODEAU[2,3,31,32,34], daughter of (1) PIERRE THIBODEAU and (1d) JEANNE THERIOT, about 1682. ANNE-MARIE was born 1666 in Port-Royal, Acadia. She died 1698/1700 in Acadia. CLAUDE also married[2,3,31,32,33] (2) (1g) CATHERINE MEUNIER[2,3,31,32,33], daughter of JEAN MEUNIER and MARGUERITE HOUSSEAU, about 1700. CLAUDE also married[2,3,11,31] (3) (1b) Madeleine Corporon[2,3,11,31,32,35], daughter of (1) JEAN CORPORON and (1a) FRANCOISE SAVOIE Marie, on 7 Aug 1735 in Port Royal, Acadia. Madeleine was born about 1672. 12 M xi. (8) Francois Boudrot[2,3,36,37] was born about 1666. He died 27 Sep 1733 in Port Royal, Acadia and was buried 28 Sep 1733 in Port Royal, Acadia. Francois married[2,3,36,37] (2b) Madeleine Belliveau[2,3,36,37], daughter of (2) Jean Belliveau and (1f) Jeanne Bourg, about 1692. Madeleine was born about 1676. She was buried 1726 - 27 Sep 1733. Appendix A - Sources 1. Stephen A White, Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles Acadiennes 1636-1714 v1, p 40 Aucoin . 2. Stephen A. White, Histoire de la Famille de Michel Boudrot, p 1-2 Boudrot Michel (1). 3. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 184-186 Boudrot Michel (1). 4. Stephen A White, DGFA - Ajouts et corrections, v1 p 40-41 Aucoin Martin (1). 5. The Registers of St Jean-Baptiste, Annapolis Royal 1702-1755, RG 1 v 26 p 343. 6. Stephen A White, Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles Acadiennes 1636-1714 v2, p 1402-1404 Robichaud Etienne (1). 7. Stephen A White, DGFA v2, p 1483-1484 Theriot Jean (1). 8. Stephen A White, DGFA v2, p 1487 Theriot Bonaventure (3). 9. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 186-189 Boudrot Charles (2). 10. Stephen A. White, Famille de Michel Boudrot, p 3-7 Boudrot Charles (2). 11. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 411-412 Corporon Jean (1). 12. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 221-222 Bourg Antoine (1). 13. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 222-224 Bourg Francois (2). 14. Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles Acadiennes 1636-1714, v1 p 65-69 Babineau. 15. Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Genealogique - Fam, v2 p 1327-1338 Poirier. 16. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 189 Boudrot Jean (3). 17. Stephen A. White, Famille de Michel Boudrot, p 5-6 Boudrot Jean (3). 18. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 251-253 Bourgeois Jacques (1). 19. Stephen A White, DGFA v2, p 1198-1199 Mirande Emmanuel (1). 20. Stephen A White, DGFA v2, p 1114-1115 Maisonnet Pierre (1). 21. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 193-194 Boudrot Abraham (5). 22. Stephen A. White, Famille de Michel Boudrot, p 10-11 Boudrot Abraham (5). 23. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 195-196 Boudrot Michel (7). 24. Stephen A. White, Famille de Michel Boudrot, p 11-12 Boudrot Michel (7). 25. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 401-402 Cormier Thomas (2). 26. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 195 Boudrot Olivier (6). 27. Stephen A. White, Famille de Michel Boudrot, p 11 Boudrot Olivier (6). 28. Stephen A White, DGFA v2, p 1295-1296 Petitpas Claude (1). 29. Stephen A White, DGFA v2, p 1373-1375 Richard Michel (1). 30. Stephen A White, DGFA v2, p 1378-1380 Richard Alexandre (5). 31. Stephen A. White, Famille de Michel Boudrot, p 6-9 Boudrot Claude (4). 32. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 190-193 Boudrot Claude (4). 33. Stephen A White, DGFA v2, p 1179-1181 Meunier Jean (1). 34. Stephen A White, DGFA v2, p 1508-1511 Thibodeau Pierre (1). 35. Stephen A White, DGFA v2, p 1032 Leclerc Francois (1). 36. Stephen A White, DGFA v1, p 196-198 Boudrot Francois (8). 37. Stephen A. 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Thanks Terry. Article follows James is our cousin I visit with everytime I am in St-Martinville. You may have met him if you ever took his tour of St-Martin Church. He has taken his non-Acadian Akers name back to the Detroit river valley after the end of the French & Indian war & we have not been able to take it back any further. Paul -----Original Message----- From: terrydupuis8t@aol.com an article on James Akers in the Daily Iberian News : History, Akers go together (New Iberia, LA) Source: iberianet.com ======================================== http://www.iberianet.com/articles/2011/01/16/news/doc4d32780213206486986833.txt History, Akers go together BY PATRICK FLANAGAN THE DAILY IBERIAN ST. MARTINVILLE — The life of James Akers has been defined by history, from the day of his birth to the present. Akers said he was born on a “terrible day” — Dec. 8, 1941 — the day after the Pearl Harbor bombing and the day that the U.S. declared war on the Axis Powers, thus beginning America’s involvement in World War II. “The only good thing about it was it was the same day as the Feast of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary,” Akers said. Although Akers never attended college, he said he credits his capacity and love for history to the handiwork of two “excellent” teachers at St. Martinville High School who molded him for a life of research and discovery of history’s many secrets. Those teachers were Mrs. George Eastin and Elma Hebert Resweber, Akers said. Akers said his historical mind was cultivated from a lifelong love of reading. “I’m an avid reader,” he said. “Even today, at 69 years old, I read at least 10 books a year, along with newspapers, periodicals and magazines.” Yet, Akers’ expertise centers around his hometown, St. Martinville, of which his knowledge is almost limitless. “I spent a lot of time researching at the courthouse and the church,” he said. “And any time a new tourist site opens up, I’m there. While Akers has worked as a docent for Acadian Memorial for the past eight years, he said his work history is expansive, including stints as a waiter, a reporter with the Teche News, and a tour guide at St. Martin de Tours Catholic Church. Akers true contribution to the historical knowledge of St. Martinville came in 1971 when he founded the Petit Paris Museum, where he said he worked until 1980. Likewise, Akers was a curator for the Maison Oliver home at the Longfellow-Evangeline State Park between 1976 and 1980. In 1981, Akers left St. Martinville for Baton Rouge, where he worked for the K-Mart Corp. until 1994. By the mid-1990s, Akers had returned to St. Martinville and began his career as a docent for the Acadian Memorial museum, where he is currently working. St. Martinville Department of Tourism Director Brenda Comeaux Trahan, who also is the curator at Acadian Memorial, said Akers has been an “invaluable” asset to the museum. She said anytime there’s a question about the city’s past, Akers is her go-to-man, adding, “he’s always done enough research to trust his opinion on questions we have about this area.” “James really loves being involved in the history of this unique city,” she said. “You can see it as he tells a story to the tourists here. And they sense it and see it. They even call for him and ask for him to be their guide.” Akers’ historical involvement took on a new dimension four years ago when he helped organize “L’Ordre du Bon Temps,” or, “The Order of Good Times.” Each October, Akers said he takes on the persona of Samuel de Champagne, the founder of Nova Scotia. Dressed in traditional attire, including a black leather hat with gold plumage and a rapier, Akers portrays Champagne at the Order’s annual feast, which consists of about 40 men and women, who also are decked out in the clothing of the early-17th century. “Samuel de Champagne started the first supper club in the New World in 1604,” Akers said. “Because of the long winters, the men were confined inside. You could go stir crazy stuck in a log cabin for months. They prepared food for a big banquet to keep the men busy. So each year we get a different French chef, and all the founders of the Acadian Memorial dress as Acadian men and women or Indian men and women and eat and drink wine.” If you know someone who lives in the Teche Area who would make an interesting weekend profile, please submit his or her name for consideration. Call 365-6773, ext. 3022 or ext. 3024, or send an e-mail to dailyiberian@cox.net, subject line Weekend Profile.

Hi All: I've started a new GROUP on Facebook where we now have nearly two hundred good folks sharing thoughts. If you're a member of Facebook, consider joining by clicking on the link http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_130009663727863 or use the Facebook Search Engine to find us. All Acadian and Cajun cousins are invited... starting with cousin Paul! :-) Yvon Cyr

My most recent MELANSON line (I have a total of 4 separate ones). Osite MELANSON (1732-1803), m. 1st Jean Pierre LE BLANC [they were 2nd cousins], m. 2nd Jean Baptiste BOURGEOIS; Jean Baptiste (16) MELANSON m. Madeleine LE BLANC; Jean (8) MELANSON m. Marguerite DUGAS; Pierre (3) MELANSON m. Marie Marguerite MIUS d'Entremont; Pierre (1) MELANSON dit Laverdure m. Priscilla. Karen Theriot Reader

From [eogn] Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter ======================= New Mi'kmaq Resource Page The Halifax, Nova Scotia Public Libraries has created a new Mi'kmaq Resource page, including images, a beginner guide to genealogy research, resources from the library's catalogue, digital collections, and a selection of articles from various magazines and journals. You can find the new Mi'kmaq Resource page at http://www.halifaxpubliclibraries.ca/research/topics/mikmaqresources.html My thanks to Joanne McCarthy for telling me about this new resource.

Thanks Liz Keep the corrections coming. I promise to try & remember to check & fix the "small" details. When I was starting out, I like everyone else, took what I could find not realizing people were guessing or had hidden agendas. There are some people who want to make everyone "Grand-Pre" "peasant" farmers. One of my favorites was a person who provided exact death dates for everyone so he could SAY you copied my work. Poitou change to note to may be from Near ... The main surviving early register is Port Royal and some want everyone to be living there. I have butted heads with people who because some of the children of the East Coast families were baptized at Port Royal (usually at age of several months) even though the families are in the surviving census on the East coast. La Rochelle as marriage place for Michel Boudrot & Michel Aucoin, was changed to a note Maybe... , The ships of that period sailed from La Rochelle and their first surviving child was born the next year so it is ASSUMED they were married JUST before departure. As we now have more of the archives in France available online we can probable expect more records to be found. Mona gets notified when new "Acadien en France" records are found & she shares them. There are few if any differences in the DGFA & Famille de Michel Boudrot. The book carries forward to families formed by 1780. Port Royal - After the original men moved across Fundy Bay they reassembled the Habitat on the highland over looking the wide mouth (bay?) of the Dauphine River. As time passed the settlement moved across the river closer to the harbor. During periods of English control the troops very seldom left the fort St-Anne, so we had very little interference with our lifestyle. The families had family compounds all up & down both sides if the river. (Think about the settlement pattern along Bayou Teche or Lafourche. Narrow frontage along the river & the compounds went much farther back. So the families could have buried him on "family land" without having to fool with the English. Does anyone have the map of the families along the river. Paul , -----Original Message----- From: Liz Hall Morgan Hi Paul, May I be picky again? :)  I saw things for my direct lines that caught my attention, as of course, I'm always interested in new info. White doesn't give a place of birth for your #14 & 15 below, Jean Corporon or Francoise Savoie, though it's certainly reasonable to assume Francoise was b. in Port Royal as White estimates her parents' marriage took place there the year before. If someone's found a source for Jean being from Poitou, I'm all ears, though. Jean's burial at "La Croix du Sable" comes from White's note about Jean's burial 12 Feb 1713: v. 1, p. 411, [citing Port Royal parish register]: “buried in a place called ‘the cross of the cape’ serving as a cemetery because the country is subject to the English, so he couldn’t be transported to the cemetery at the top of the River.” I assume he died in Port Royal about the same day, but I don't know the geography... & how close the cemetery was to Port Royal. No marriage place given in White's DGFA for Michel Boudrot/Michelle Aucoin; is this from "Famille de Michel Boudrot"? FYI: Phillipe Mius d'Entremont has a bio here: http://www.biographi.ca/009004-119.01-e.php?&id_nbr=472&interval=25&&PHPSESSID=3mqj5n87ef9balhdhgencuc044 Liz -----Original Message----- From: Liz Hall Morgan OK, just doublechecked my DGFA page copies. Jean is listed as died/buried the same day according to Port Royal registers. The burial note is, I believe, SAW quoting the register, as it comes after the death info & not in the historial notes following the genealogy: "inhumé dans un lieu appellé la croix du cap qui sert de cimetière à cause que le pays est sujet aux Anglais, n'ayant pu le transporter au cimetière du haut de la Rivière." my rough translation is below, not necessarily exact. "subject to the English" might be subjects of or occupied by, or subject to attacks by, perhaps? Would have to look up the date or get a fluent reader to check. hope this helps, Liz

Paul, I'm the same as you. I started tracing Rocky's family in 1970 at the Clayton Library in Houston. Sources were something not talked about and really who would we talk to. No PC's at that time and genealogy was not a popular hobby. I had people in my family and Rocky's say to me "and just why do you want that information" as if I was planning to do some horrible thing. So, a lot of my old information isn't sourced. I didn't buy Stephen White's book as I couldn't afford to put out that much money especially when I was the only one in his family interested in genealogy. Liz, You and Rocky are connect. His direct Boudreaux line comes from Charles Boudreaux and Marie Corporon. Lona ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul L LeBlanc" <pleblan@aim.com> To: <acadian@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2011 11:02 AM Subject: Re: [ACADIAN] Alain Bugeaud, questions/corrections > Thanks Liz > > Keep the corrections coming. I promise to try & remember to check & > fix the "small" details. > > When I was starting out, I like everyone else, took what I could find > not realizing people were guessing or had hidden agendas. There are > some people who want to make everyone "Grand-Pre" "peasant" farmers. > One of my favorites was a person who provided exact death dates for > everyone so he could SAY you copied my work. > > Poitou change to note to may be from Near ... > > The main surviving early register is Port Royal and some want everyone > to be living there. I have butted heads with people who because some of > the children of the East Coast families were baptized at Port Royal > (usually at age of several months) even though the families are in the > surviving census on the East coast. > > La Rochelle as marriage place for Michel Boudrot & Michel Aucoin, was > changed to a note Maybe... , The ships of that period sailed from La > Rochelle and their first surviving child was born the next year so it > is ASSUMED they were married JUST before departure. As we now have more > of the archives in France available online we can probable expect more > records to be found. Mona gets notified when new "Acadien en France" > records are found & she shares them. > > There are few if any differences in the DGFA & Famille de Michel > Boudrot. The book carries forward to families formed by 1780. > > Port Royal - After the original men moved across Fundy Bay they > reassembled the Habitat on the highland over looking the wide mouth > (bay?) of the Dauphine River. As time passed the settlement moved > across the river closer to the harbor. During periods of English > control the troops very seldom left the fort St-Anne, so we had very > little interference with our lifestyle. The families had family > compounds all up & down both sides if the river. (Think about the > settlement pattern along Bayou Teche or Lafourche. Narrow frontage > along the river & the compounds went much farther back. So the families > could have buried him on "family land" without having to fool with the > English. Does anyone have the map of the families along the river. > > Paul > , > > -----Original Message----- > From: Liz Hall Morgan > > Hi Paul, > > May I be picky again? :) I saw things for my direct lines that caught > my attention, as of course, I'm always interested in new info. > > White doesn't give a place of birth for your #14 & 15 below, Jean > Corporon or Francoise Savoie, though it's certainly reasonable to > assume Francoise was b. in Port Royal as White estimates her parents' > marriage took place there the year before. > > If someone's found a source for Jean being from Poitou, I'm all ears, > though. > > Jean's burial at "La Croix du Sable" comes from White's note about > Jean's burial 12 Feb 1713: > v. 1, p. 411, [citing Port Royal parish register]: “buried in a place > called ‘the cross of the cape’ serving as a cemetery because the > country is subject to the English, so he couldn’t be transported to the > cemetery at the top of the River.” > I assume he died in Port Royal about the same day, but I don't know the > geography... & how close the cemetery was to Port Royal. > > No marriage place given in White's DGFA for Michel Boudrot/Michelle > Aucoin; is this from "Famille de Michel Boudrot"? > > FYI: Phillipe Mius d'Entremont has a bio here: > http://www.biographi.ca/009004-119.01-e.php?&id_nbr=472&interval=25&&PHPSESSID=3mqj5n87ef9balhdhgencuc044 > > Liz > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Liz Hall Morgan > > > OK, just doublechecked my DGFA page copies. Jean is listed as > died/buried the same day according to Port Royal registers. > The burial note is, I believe, SAW quoting the register, as it comes > after the death info & not in the historial notes following the > genealogy: "inhumé dans un lieu appellé la croix du cap qui sert de > cimetière à cause que le pays est sujet aux Anglais, n'ayant pu le > transporter au cimetière du haut de la Rivière." > > my rough translation is below, not necessarily exact. "subject to the > English" might be subjects of or occupied by, or subject to attacks by, > perhaps? Would have to look up the date or get a fluent reader to > check. > > hope this helps, > Liz > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > 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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I have a map - Acadian Settlement on the Annapolis River, 1707 Lona ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul L LeBlanc" <pleblan@aim.com> To: <acadian@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2011 11:02 AM Subject: Re: [ACADIAN] Alain Bugeaud, questions/corrections > Thanks Liz > > Keep the corrections coming. I promise to try & remember to check & > fix the "small" details. > > When I was starting out, I like everyone else, took what I could find > not realizing people were guessing or had hidden agendas. There are > some people who want to make everyone "Grand-Pre" "peasant" farmers. > One of my favorites was a person who provided exact death dates for > everyone so he could SAY you copied my work. > > Poitou change to note to may be from Near ... > > The main surviving early register is Port Royal and some want everyone > to be living there. I have butted heads with people who because some of > the children of the East Coast families were baptized at Port Royal > (usually at age of several months) even though the families are in the > surviving census on the East coast. > > La Rochelle as marriage place for Michel Boudrot & Michel Aucoin, was > changed to a note Maybe... , The ships of that period sailed from La > Rochelle and their first surviving child was born the next year so it > is ASSUMED they were married JUST before departure. As we now have more > of the archives in France available online we can probable expect more > records to be found. Mona gets notified when new "Acadien en France" > records are found & she shares them. > > There are few if any differences in the DGFA & Famille de Michel > Boudrot. The book carries forward to families formed by 1780. > > Port Royal - After the original men moved across Fundy Bay they > reassembled the Habitat on the highland over looking the wide mouth > (bay?) of the Dauphine River. As time passed the settlement moved > across the river closer to the harbor. During periods of English > control the troops very seldom left the fort St-Anne, so we had very > little interference with our lifestyle. The families had family > compounds all up & down both sides if the river. (Think about the > settlement pattern along Bayou Teche or Lafourche. Narrow frontage > along the river & the compounds went much farther back. So the families > could have buried him on "family land" without having to fool with the > English. Does anyone have the map of the families along the river. > > Paul > , > > -----Original Message----- > From: Liz Hall Morgan > > Hi Paul, > > May I be picky again? :) I saw things for my direct lines that caught > my attention, as of course, I'm always interested in new info. > > White doesn't give a place of birth for your #14 & 15 below, Jean > Corporon or Francoise Savoie, though it's certainly reasonable to > assume Francoise was b. in Port Royal as White estimates her parents' > marriage took place there the year before. > > If someone's found a source for Jean being from Poitou, I'm all ears, > though. > > Jean's burial at "La Croix du Sable" comes from White's note about > Jean's burial 12 Feb 1713: > v. 1, p. 411, [citing Port Royal parish register]: “buried in a place > called ‘the cross of the cape’ serving as a cemetery because the > country is subject to the English, so he couldn’t be transported to the > cemetery at the top of the River.” > I assume he died in Port Royal about the same day, but I don't know the > geography... & how close the cemetery was to Port Royal. > > No marriage place given in White's DGFA for Michel Boudrot/Michelle > Aucoin; is this from "Famille de Michel Boudrot"? > > FYI: Phillipe Mius d'Entremont has a bio here: > http://www.biographi.ca/009004-119.01-e.php?&id_nbr=472&interval=25&&PHPSESSID=3mqj5n87ef9balhdhgencuc044 > > Liz > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Liz Hall Morgan > > > OK, just doublechecked my DGFA page copies. Jean is listed as > died/buried the same day according to Port Royal registers. > The burial note is, I believe, SAW quoting the register, as it comes > after the death info & not in the historial notes following the > genealogy: "inhumé dans un lieu appellé la croix du cap qui sert de > cimetière à cause que le pays est sujet aux Anglais, n'ayant pu le > transporter au cimetière du haut de la Rivière." > > my rough translation is below, not necessarily exact. "subject to the > English" might be subjects of or occupied by, or subject to attacks by, > perhaps? Would have to look up the date or get a fluent reader to > check. > > hope this helps, > Liz > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > 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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Rocky does have a Lord but no Amirault. I'm sure there are others he doesn't have but just can't remember them at this time. While researching Rocky's maternal first cousin's paternal side. the farther back I went I learned this cousin has a Talon line. The cousin comes from the youngest son, Robert, and LaSalle was his godfather. This was so exciting for me since I grew up in Texas. Brought back memories of history classes and LaSalle's adventures and death. I was sorry that Rocky didn't have a Talon line. Lona ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gordon Bonnet" <jaggy227@fltg.net> To: <acadian@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2011 4:09 AM Subject: Re: [ACADIAN] (no subject) > And actually, neither do I - no Broussards and no Guidrys. Also no > Amirault or Lord. But just about all of the other Acadian surnames. > > cheers, > > g > > > > On Jan 12, 2011, at 10:38 PM, KATheriot@aol.com wrote: > >> Paul >> >> Karen Theriot Reader NO Broussard lines? >> >> Right, not a one. Sigh... >> >> Karen >> ------------------------------- >> 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 > > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

Hi All, We may have moved on to other names or the following info isn't needed but here is something I found in my files that I did in May 2010 while reseraching Rocky's maternal first cousin's paternal lines. I found Pierre Allain's surname spelled Bijeau b. about 1668 [the source Ancestry and someone's tree]. The Acadian Gray web site listed Pierre's death date as 1708 in Minas. The surnames for he and Isabelle Melancon's children were spelled Bijeau except for Alain married to Madeleine Boudreaux and his was spelled Bugeaud [source Acadian Museum, West Pubnico, Nova Scotia]. Anyway, just some info that may help or confuse the issue. I hope it helps someone. Lona ----- Original Message ----- From: <KATheriot@aol.com> To: <acadian@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2011 12:12 AM Subject: [ACADIAN] Alain Bugeaud Paul, You had: (3f) Elizabeth Melancon m (1) Pierre-Alain Bugeaud s/o not yet identified. But SAW has come up with corrected name and parents, in: Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire généalogique des familles acadiennes, "Ajouts et corrections," for pp. 188 & 301 & 1149. <_http://www.umoncton.ca/umcm-ceaac/files/umcm-ceaac/wf/wf/pdf/corrections.pdf_ (http://www.umoncton.ca/umcm-ceaac/files/umcm-ceaac/wf/wf/pdf/corrections.pdf) > Name changed to Alain (from Pierre-Alain), son of Daniel BUGEAUD & Marie LA VERGNE, born 12 Nov 1672, baptized (Register of Bois, protestant temple) on 27 Nov 1672; sponsors: Alain DuBREUIL, écr. sgr de Foureaux & Dlle. Louise de SAINT-LÉGER (who have signed). Karen Theriot Reader ------------------------------- 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

And actually, neither do I - no Broussards and no Guidrys. Also no Amirault or Lord. But just about all of the other Acadian surnames. cheers, g On Jan 12, 2011, at 10:38 PM, KATheriot@aol.com wrote: > Paul > > Karen Theriot Reader NO Broussard lines? > > Right, not a one. Sigh... > > Karen > ------------------------------- > 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

Marsha ... I specialize in early women 's clothing... maybe I can help you out in identifying the time frame for the photo? Fran in snowy Pa On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 2:18 PM, mladner <marshaladner@att.net> wrote: > Am in need of some help with a small portrait in my possession. > > Years ago when I was given this small oval portrait I was told it was > my husband's Grandmother. It was given to me by a member of his > Babin-Bergeron family. > > I have ruled it out as being a paternal Grandmother. > > If it is a portrait of his maternal Grandmother, it would be of > Antoinette Marie Babin, b Feb. 9, 1890 in Houma, La. Antoinette married > Robert O. Bergeron Jan. 13, 1907 in Houma. She died Aug. 17, 1924 in New > Orleans. La. and was buried in Houma, La. at age 34. > > What my problem is...the mode of her dress in the portrait. It seems > to me the mode of dress is earlier than what would be worn in that time > period. > > Does anyone know where I can search or have any ideas to find period > outfits? I can send a copy of the portrait if that would be helpful. > > Thanks, Marsha > ------------------------------- > 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 >

Paul Karen Theriot Reader NO Broussard lines? Right, not a one. Sigh... Karen