http://www.fogelsanger-brickerfuneralhome.com/obituaries.html -----Original Message----- From: terry Dr. Arthur W. Bergeron Private Services Dr. Arthur W. Bergeron Jr., 63, of 410 Freedom Drive, Shippensburg, died Monday, February 8, 2010 in the Carlisle Regional Medical Center. Born December 5, 1946 in Alexandria, LA, he was a son of Arthur W. Bergeron Sr. Alexandria, LA and the late Elsie Stewart Bergeron. Arthur was presently employed at the United States Army War College in Carlisle as a Historian. He was of the Southern Baptist Faith. Arthur served in the United States Army, was a highly respected author and very active in the Civil War community. Surviving is his wife of 14 years, Carol B. Flashenburg Bergeron, a daughter, Kathleen B. Livingston, Chesapeake, VA, a stepson Terry R. Powers, Shippensburg and a sister, Sarah B. McDuffie, Baton Rouge, LA. In addition to his mother, he was preceded in death by a son Geoffrey S. Bergeron. Services and burial will be private at the convenience of the family.  

-----Original Message----- From: terry from Louisiana Civil War message board and sending orbituary seperately..Terry  Randy Jarreau of the Baton Rouge Civil War Roundtable: Ladies and Gentlemen: Dr. Arthur W. Bergeron, Historian, passed away on Monday February 8, 2010 in Pennsylvania. I received correspondence from several people (including Richard Holloway & Charles Neal of the Civil War Round Table of Central LA and Debbie Nance & Danny Brown of the B.R. Civil War Round Table), and have combined the information gleaned from these to provide the following: As most of you know, Art, a central Louisiana native, wrote many books and articles about the Civil War in our state. If anyone had a question about the War, he was the one that was asked and he always found the answer being sought. According to Art's sister, Sarah McDuffie, regarding Art's death: He was taken to the hospital in Carlysle, PA. on Friday & had trouble breathing. He was placed on a ventilator, since his cancer had spread to his lungs, to await the arrival of his family. After everyone had arrived in Shippensburg, his wife (Carol) and his daughter (Kathleen) made the difficult decision Monday to take him off of life-support. He died about 5 minutes later. This was a rare and aggressive cancer that attacked his kidneys. Art was diagnosed in early October and despite treatment his tumor had grown significantly by the time he had surgery in late December. Art had the best of care from some of the nation's leading cancer surgeon's at Johns Hopkins, but there was nothing they could do. Carol and Kathleen did everything they could to keep Art comfortable. As you all well know, Art did not like fuss or attention. In keeping with his wishes there will be only a private family service on Wednesday (Feb. 10, 2010) before Art is cremated. Art's ashes will go home to Louisiana to be placed with those of his mother Elsie. The service will be at the Fogelsanger-Bricker Funeral Home in Shippensburg. As will be no surprise to those of you who knew him well, Art definitely did not want flowers. The funeral home will be setting up a page for messages to the family. It's not up yet, but the obituary index page is at http://www.fogelsanger-brickerfuneralhome.com/obituaries.html Instead of flowers the family suggests donations to the March of Dimes or American Cancer Society . Art will be missed by many.  

Paul: I didn't know if this e-mail would be going to you personally if I addressed it to the 1st e-mail address above so am sending it to both of you addresses. Nice 'personally' chatting with you last week and sorry for not getting back to you by now. I've been having computer prob's which are now semi resolved but with daily backups, at least I didn't lose any files! Have been doing daily checks of the genealogy list website you mentioned during our call and although most do not apply to any of my lines, I do occasionally stumble upon an item of interest so you can keep me on the list. One latest item of interest was your 2010-11 celebrations. Both occur during our Fall/Winter season, so possibly not a good travel time for us but I have a few contacts who either live or winter in the U.S. so will keep them posted in the event that they are interested. When did you say you were going to Nova Scotia? We may still be down there while you are and could possibly arrange for a get together. Sandra

There is a booklet published by the SAR titled "Galvez and other Louisiana Patroits. Available from the SAR in Baton Rouge. Its very handy. Galvez and Other Louisiana Patriots, by Leroy E. Willie (Louisiana Society SAR) describes Louisiana's participation in the Revolutionary War, with illustrations, maps, and a list of over 1,900 names of Acadian, French, German, and Spanish settlers who served with Galvez against the British in 1779.

Hi: On our website www.boudreauxfamilies.org I have a list of all the Boudreaus that were in the American Revolutionary War, The War of 1812, and the Civil War, both Confederate and Union, Look under the buttonon the left side "Our Warriors" Augustin Boudreaux is in the list. Don Boudreaux pleblan@aim.com wrote: > Cousins > > On page 26 of Winston Deville's Louisiana Soldiers in the American > Revolution is Augustin Boudrot in the 10 May 1777list of the unit at > Attakapas. > > The only Adult one I could find was (SAW Famille Boudrot p 195-196) > (123) Augustin-Remi (s/o (35) Pierre & Marie Doiron) > m 1 1771 Osite Hebert (Jacques & Marguerite Landry) > m 2 1778 Judith Martin (Pierre & MJ Thibodeau) > m 3 1815 Madeleine Benoit (Pierre-Olivier & Susanne Boudrot) > > Is this the right one? > > The other Augustin is in France. > > Any more details of his Military service? > > Did any other Boudrots serve in the Louisiane Milita? > > Paul Le B > l'Ascension > Louisiane > > ------------------------------- > 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 > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG - www.avg.com > Version: 9.0.733 / Virus Database: 271.1.1/2680 - Release Date: 02/10/10 13:38:00 > >

DAR Ancestor #A012505 service: Galvez Atakapas Militia C ----- Original Message ----- From: pleblan@aim.com<mailto:pleblan@aim.com> To: acadian@rootsweb.com<mailto:acadian@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2010 10:30 PM Subject: [ACADIAN] Boudreau in Louisiana Militia during American Revolution? Cousins On page 26 of Winston Deville's Louisiana Soldiers in the American Revolution is Augustin Boudrot in the 10 May 1777list of the unit at Attakapas. The only Adult one I could find was (SAW Famille Boudrot p 195-196) (123) Augustin-Remi (s/o (35) Pierre & Marie Doiron) m 1 1771 Osite Hebert (Jacques & Marguerite Landry) m 2 1778 Judith Martin (Pierre & MJ Thibodeau) m 3 1815 Madeleine Benoit (Pierre-Olivier & Susanne Boudrot) Is this the right one? The other Augustin is in France. Any more details of his Military service? Did any other Boudrots serve in the Louisiane Milita? Paul Le B l'Ascension Louisiane ------------------------------- To check our Archive http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/acadian/<http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/acadian/> ------------------------------- To subscribe to the list, please send an email to ACADIAN-request@rootsweb.com<mailto: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<mailto:ACADIAN-request@rootsweb.com> with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Cousins On page 26 of Winston Deville's Louisiana Soldiers in the American Revolution is Augustin Boudrot in the 10 May 1777list of the unit at Attakapas. The only Adult one I could find was (SAW Famille Boudrot p 195-196) (123) Augustin-Remi (s/o (35) Pierre & Marie Doiron) m 1 1771 Osite Hebert (Jacques & Marguerite Landry) m 2 1778 Judith Martin (Pierre & MJ Thibodeau) m 3 1815 Madeleine Benoit (Pierre-Olivier & Susanne Boudrot) Is this the right one? The other Augustin is in France. Any more details of his Military service? Did any other Boudrots serve in the Louisiane Milita? Paul Le B l'Ascension Louisiane

Lynelle (Tynes) Cournoyer Mrs. Lynelle Cournoyer's memorial service has been rescheduled and will be held at 7 p.m on Thursday, February 11, 2010 in the Miles Funeral Home, 1158 Main Street, Holden. www.milesfuneralhome.com Published in Worcester Telegram & Gazette on February 9, 2010 * Lynelle (Tynes) Cournoyer Born in Kentwood, LA on Jun. 26, 1920 Departed on Feb. 2, 2010 and resided in West Boylston, MA. Memorial Service: Thursday, Feb. 11, 2010 *** Due to the impending snow storm, the family has changed the Memorial Service to 7 p.m. on Thursday, February 11, 2010 *** BATON ROUGE, VA / WEST BOYLSTON - Lynelle (Tynes) Cournoyer, 89, of Baton Rouge, Louisiana and formerly of Oakdale died February 2, 2010 in Covington, Louisiana after a long illness. She worked for the Ray-O-Vac Company in Clinton from 1958 until 1977 and moved to Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 1979. She was the widow of Raphael A. Cournoyer and is survived by two sons, Richard A. Cournoyer of Harrington, Delaware, and Philip J. Cournoyer of Tennessee; two daughters, Catherine L. St. Martin of Lowell and Teresa A. wife of John P. White of Seal Beach, California; a sister Winifred T. Dunn of Baton Rouge, Louisiana; six grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren. Lynelle was born in 1920, in Kentwood, Louisiana the daughter of Edwin Farrah Tynes and Mattie (Brabham) Tynes, attended Southeastern Louisiana University. She moved to Holden following her marriage and then to Oakdale in 1944. A memorial service will be held at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, February 10th, in the Miles Funeral Home, 1158 Main Street (Rte. 122A), Holden. Website & Guest book: www.milesfuneralhome.com

October, sounds really good for the Northern Cousins, we mind the humidity. Effie from Halifax, Nova Scotia......... ________________________________ From: "acadian-request@rootsweb.com" <acadian-request@rootsweb.com> To: acadian@rootsweb.com Sent: Wed, February 10, 2010 4:00:03 AM Subject: ACADIAN Digest, Vol 4, Issue 34 ------------------------------- 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 ------------------------------- Today's Topics: 1. Great Acadian Awakening ~ October, 2011 (pleblan@aim.com) 2. Re: Great Acadian Awakening ~ October, 2011 (Alice Chauvin) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: 1 Date: Tue, 09 Feb 2010 09:40:48 -0500 From: pleblan@aim.com Subject: [ACADIAN] Great Acadian Awakening ~ October, 2011 To: acadian@rootsweb.com, acadianrootsclub@yahoogroups.com Message-ID: <8CC77AD0104EDF0-5440-CE5C@webmail-d064.sysops.aol.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"; format=flowed Cousins Y'All come & pass a good time. Finally an early announcement. Mark your Calendar. I do not think it will all fit in the time. It can move either way. Remember when two Acadians/Cajuns you have at least THREE opinions. Expect changes. This is for the part in the Lafayette area as other areas join more will be added. Paul Le B l'Ascension Louisiane =================================================== Contact: Ray Trahan FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Telephone: 337.288.2681 LOUISIANE-ACADIE, INC. ANNOUNCES ?GRAND R?VEIL ACADIEN / GREAT ACADIAN AWAKENING? Lafayette, Louisiana. January 29, 2010 - Louisiane-Acadie, aiming to fulfill the mission to mobilize all Acadians to participate in the continued expression of their native French language and culture, announces "Grand R?veil Acadien / Great Acadian Awakening?, a one week gathering of Acadians from around the world, to be held in Louisiana in October 2011. >From September 30 to October 9, 2011, the entire Acadiana Region will open its doors to welcome family and friends, who want to celebrate and assist in helping preserve the Acadian/Cajun culture, customs, traditions and history of the first North American settlers, the Acadians. The "Grand R?veil Acadien / Great Acadian Awakening? will be held the week before Festival Acadiens et Cr?oles and will close with a huge celebration of renewal on the last day of the Festival. After engaging a group of young adult Cajuns (Les Jeunes Cadiens) to represent the Louisiana Acadians at the 2009 World Acadian Congress, an awakening of their heritage became evident. "The spirited Acadians of the Acadian Peninsula of New Brunswick , hosts of the 2009 Congress, more particularly the ?Grand Rassemblement Jeunesse?, sparked a renaissance and awakening of our younger generation's pride and interest in preserving their Cajun ancestor's native French language and culture,? states Louisiane-Acadie President Ray Trahan. The Acadians left France in the early 1600s to colonize ?Acadie,? present - day Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Canada. Years after the Deportation of 1755, over 3,000 Acadians arrived and settled in south Louisiana bringing with them the French language and rich French-Acadian customs. These settlers, now called "Cajuns," are estimated to number over 600,000. As the Louisiana gulf coast, where many Acadians settled, dwindles, the Cajuns are forced to move further north to English-speaking communities. Consequently, as the older generation of Acadians passes away, our French language and many Cajun traditions risk being lost forever. When Cajun parents/grandparents pass away, material possessions from those loved ones are dearly preserved to remember and honor them. "There is no better way to honor and remember our loved ones, than to keep and to live their native French language and culture,? says Trahan. The importance of keeping this momentum cannot be lost. It is time to invite the world, especially those of Acadian descent, to join us, in Louisiana, and continue the fight to keep this culture alive! We have awakened a renewed spirit of our Cajun people and need everyone, including our international families and cousins, to support us in our efforts. Vive l?Acadie! ### If you would like more information on this event, please contact Ray Trahan at (337) 288 ? 2681 or visit www.gra2011.org and www.louisiane-acadie.com. For your information: ?Grand R?veil Acadien/Great Acadian Awakening?: Mission: The mission of the Great Acadian Awakening is to awaken the population of Louisiana and the world, primarily those of Acadian descent, and in particular our youth, to the realization that, while we have made positive strides, the people of Louisiana are losing their French language, culture, and coastal land, and to seek support, partnerships, solutions and concerted plans of action through these large gatherings. Executive Board Members: President Ray Trahan Vice-President Elaine Clement Secretary Peggy Matt Treasury Loubert Trahan Philippe Gustin Brenda Trahan Valerie Broussard Lucius Fontentot Associate Members Sharon Alfred Angie Istre Information will be forthcoming as plans are finalized. The web sites, mentioned above, for Louisiane-Acadie are currently being developed and should be accessible shortly. Sponsored by a grant from the State of Louisiana and the Lafayette Consolidated Government ------------------------------ Message: 2 Date: Tue, 9 Feb 2010 16:36:45 -0800 (PST) From: Alice Chauvin <alice_cajun@yahoo.com> Subject: Re: [ACADIAN] Great Acadian Awakening ~ October, 2011 To: acadian@rootsweb.com, acadianrootsclub@yahoogroups.com Message-ID: <885378.91451.qm@web45107.mail.sp1.yahoo.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8 ayieeeeeeeeee ill be in Louisiana ! aliceeeeeeeeee --- On Tue, 2/9/10, pleblan@aim.com <pleblan@aim.com> wrote: From: pleblan@aim.com <pleblan@aim.com> Subject: [ACADIAN] Great Acadian Awakening ~ October, 2011 To: acadian@rootsweb.com, acadianrootsclub@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, February 9, 2010, 8:40 AM Cousins Y'All come & pass a good time. Finally an early announcement. Mark your Calendar. I do not think it will all fit in the time. It can move either way. Remember when two Acadians/Cajuns you have at least THREE opinions. Expect changes. This is for the part in the Lafayette area as other areas join more will be added. Paul Le B l'Ascension Louisiane =================================================== Contact: Ray Trahan? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ???FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Telephone: 337.288.2681 LOUISIANE-ACADIE, INC. ANNOUNCES ?GRAND R?VEIL ACADIEN / GREAT ACADIAN AWAKENING? Lafayette, Louisiana. January 29, 2010 - Louisiane-Acadie, aiming to fulfill the mission to mobilize all Acadians to participate in the continued expression of their native French language and culture, announces "Grand R?veil Acadien / Great Acadian Awakening?, a one week gathering of Acadians from around the world, to be held in Louisiana in October 2011. >From September 30 to October 9, 2011, the entire Acadiana Region will open its doors to welcome family and friends, who want to celebrate and assist in helping preserve the Acadian/Cajun culture, customs,? traditions and history of the first North American settlers, the Acadians. The "Grand R?veil Acadien / Great Acadian Awakening? will be held the week before Festival Acadiens et Cr?oles and will close with a huge celebration of renewal on the last day of the Festival. After engaging a group of young adult Cajuns (Les Jeunes Cadiens) to represent the Louisiana Acadians at the 2009 World Acadian Congress, an awakening of their heritage became evident. "The spirited Acadians of the Acadian Peninsula of New Brunswick , hosts of the 2009 Congress,? ? more particularly the ?Grand Rassemblement Jeunesse?, sparked a renaissance and awakening of our younger generation's pride and interest in preserving their Cajun ancestor's native French language and culture,? states Louisiane-Acadie President Ray Trahan. The Acadians left France in the early 1600s to colonize ?Acadie,? present - day Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Canada.? Years after the Deportation of 1755, over 3,000 Acadians arrived and settled in south Louisiana bringing with them the French language and rich French-Acadian customs.? These settlers, now called "Cajuns," are estimated to number over 600,000.? As the Louisiana gulf coast, where many Acadians settled, dwindles, the Cajuns are forced to move further north to English-speaking communities. Consequently, as the older generation of Acadians passes away, our French language and many Cajun traditions risk being lost forever. When Cajun parents/grandparents pass away, material possessions from those loved ones are dearly preserved to remember and honor them. "There is no better way to honor and remember our loved ones, than to keep and to live their native French language and culture,? says Trahan. The importance of keeping this momentum cannot be lost.? It is time to invite the world, especially those of Acadian descent, to join us, in Louisiana, and continue the fight to keep this culture alive! We have awakened a renewed spirit of our Cajun people and need everyone, including our international families and cousins, to support us in our efforts. Vive l?Acadie! ### If you would like more information on this event, please contact Ray Trahan at (337) 288 ? 2681 or visit www.gra2011.org and www.louisiane-acadie.com. For your information: ?Grand R?veil Acadien/Great Acadian Awakening?: Mission:? The mission of the Great Acadian Awakening is to awaken the population of Louisiana and the world, primarily those of Acadian descent, and in particular our youth, to the realization that, while we have made positive strides, the people of Louisiana are losing their French language, culture, and coastal land, and to seek support, partnerships, solutions and concerted plans of action through these large gatherings. Executive Board Members: President? ? ???Ray Trahan Vice-President? Elaine Clement Secretary? ? ???Peggy Matt Treasury? ? ? ? Loubert Trahan ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Philippe Gustin ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Brenda Trahan ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Valerie Broussard ? ? ? ? ? ? Lucius Fontentot Associate Members???Sharon Alfred ? ? ? ? ? ? Angie Istre ? ? Information will be forthcoming as plans are finalized.? The web sites, mentioned above, for Louisiane-Acadie are currently being developed and should be accessible shortly. Sponsored by a grant from the State of Louisiana and the Lafayette Consolidated Government ------------------------------- 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 ------------------------------ End of ACADIAN Digest, Vol 4, Issue 34 ************************************** __________________________________________________________________ Be smarter than spam. 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ayieeeeeeeeee ill be in Louisiana ! aliceeeeeeeeee --- On Tue, 2/9/10, pleblan@aim.com <pleblan@aim.com> wrote: From: pleblan@aim.com <pleblan@aim.com> Subject: [ACADIAN] Great Acadian Awakening ~ October, 2011 To: acadian@rootsweb.com, acadianrootsclub@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, February 9, 2010, 8:40 AM Cousins Y'All come & pass a good time. Finally an early announcement. Mark your Calendar. I do not think it will all fit in the time. It can move either way. Remember when two Acadians/Cajuns you have at least THREE opinions. Expect changes. This is for the part in the Lafayette area as other areas join more will be added. Paul Le B l'Ascension Louisiane =================================================== Contact: Ray Trahan                     FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Telephone: 337.288.2681 LOUISIANE-ACADIE, INC. ANNOUNCES “GRAND RÉVEIL ACADIEN / GREAT ACADIAN AWAKENING” Lafayette, Louisiana. January 29, 2010 - Louisiane-Acadie, aiming to fulfill the mission to mobilize all Acadians to participate in the continued expression of their native French language and culture, announces "Grand Réveil Acadien / Great Acadian Awakening”, a one week gathering of Acadians from around the world, to be held in Louisiana in October 2011. >From September 30 to October 9, 2011, the entire Acadiana Region will open its doors to welcome family and friends, who want to celebrate and assist in helping preserve the Acadian/Cajun culture, customs,  traditions and history of the first North American settlers, the Acadians. The "Grand Réveil Acadien / Great Acadian Awakening” will be held the week before Festival Acadiens et Créoles and will close with a huge celebration of renewal on the last day of the Festival. After engaging a group of young adult Cajuns (Les Jeunes Cadiens) to represent the Louisiana Acadians at the 2009 World Acadian Congress, an awakening of their heritage became evident. "The spirited Acadians of the Acadian Peninsula of New Brunswick , hosts of the 2009 Congress,    more particularly the “Grand Rassemblement Jeunesse”, sparked a renaissance and awakening of our younger generation's pride and interest in preserving their Cajun ancestor's native French language and culture,” states Louisiane-Acadie President Ray Trahan. The Acadians left France in the early 1600s to colonize “Acadie,” present - day Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Canada.  Years after the Deportation of 1755, over 3,000 Acadians arrived and settled in south Louisiana bringing with them the French language and rich French-Acadian customs.  These settlers, now called "Cajuns," are estimated to number over 600,000.  As the Louisiana gulf coast, where many Acadians settled, dwindles, the Cajuns are forced to move further north to English-speaking communities. Consequently, as the older generation of Acadians passes away, our French language and many Cajun traditions risk being lost forever. When Cajun parents/grandparents pass away, material possessions from those loved ones are dearly preserved to remember and honor them. "There is no better way to honor and remember our loved ones, than to keep and to live their native French language and culture,” says Trahan. The importance of keeping this momentum cannot be lost.  It is time to invite the world, especially those of Acadian descent, to join us, in Louisiana, and continue the fight to keep this culture alive! We have awakened a renewed spirit of our Cajun people and need everyone, including our international families and cousins, to support us in our efforts. Vive l’Acadie! ### If you would like more information on this event, please contact Ray Trahan at (337) 288 – 2681 or visit www.gra2011.org and www.louisiane-acadie.com. For your information: “Grand Réveil Acadien/Great Acadian Awakening”: Mission:  The mission of the Great Acadian Awakening is to awaken the population of Louisiana and the world, primarily those of Acadian descent, and in particular our youth, to the realization that, while we have made positive strides, the people of Louisiana are losing their French language, culture, and coastal land, and to seek support, partnerships, solutions and concerted plans of action through these large gatherings. Executive Board Members: President       Ray Trahan Vice-President  Elaine Clement Secretary       Peggy Matt Treasury        Loubert Trahan                 Philippe Gustin                 Brenda Trahan                 Valerie Broussard             Lucius Fontentot Associate Members   Sharon Alfred             Angie Istre     Information will be forthcoming as plans are finalized.  The web sites, mentioned above, for Louisiane-Acadie are currently being developed and should be accessible shortly. Sponsored by a grant from the State of Louisiana and the Lafayette Consolidated Government ------------------------------- 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 Y'All come & pass a good time. Finally an early announcement. Mark your Calendar. I do not think it will all fit in the time. It can move either way. Remember when two Acadians/Cajuns you have at least THREE opinions. Expect changes. This is for the part in the Lafayette area as other areas join more will be added. Paul Le B l'Ascension Louisiane =================================================== Contact: Ray Trahan FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Telephone: 337.288.2681 LOUISIANE-ACADIE, INC. ANNOUNCES “GRAND RÉVEIL ACADIEN / GREAT ACADIAN AWAKENING” Lafayette, Louisiana. January 29, 2010 - Louisiane-Acadie, aiming to fulfill the mission to mobilize all Acadians to participate in the continued expression of their native French language and culture, announces "Grand Réveil Acadien / Great Acadian Awakening”, a one week gathering of Acadians from around the world, to be held in Louisiana in October 2011. From September 30 to October 9, 2011, the entire Acadiana Region will open its doors to welcome family and friends, who want to celebrate and assist in helping preserve the Acadian/Cajun culture, customs, traditions and history of the first North American settlers, the Acadians. The "Grand Réveil Acadien / Great Acadian Awakening” will be held the week before Festival Acadiens et Créoles and will close with a huge celebration of renewal on the last day of the Festival. After engaging a group of young adult Cajuns (Les Jeunes Cadiens) to represent the Louisiana Acadians at the 2009 World Acadian Congress, an awakening of their heritage became evident. "The spirited Acadians of the Acadian Peninsula of New Brunswick , hosts of the 2009 Congress, more particularly the “Grand Rassemblement Jeunesse”, sparked a renaissance and awakening of our younger generation's pride and interest in preserving their Cajun ancestor's native French language and culture,” states Louisiane-Acadie President Ray Trahan. The Acadians left France in the early 1600s to colonize “Acadie,” present - day Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Canada. Years after the Deportation of 1755, over 3,000 Acadians arrived and settled in south Louisiana bringing with them the French language and rich French-Acadian customs. These settlers, now called "Cajuns," are estimated to number over 600,000. As the Louisiana gulf coast, where many Acadians settled, dwindles, the Cajuns are forced to move further north to English-speaking communities. Consequently, as the older generation of Acadians passes away, our French language and many Cajun traditions risk being lost forever. When Cajun parents/grandparents pass away, material possessions from those loved ones are dearly preserved to remember and honor them. "There is no better way to honor and remember our loved ones, than to keep and to live their native French language and culture,” says Trahan. The importance of keeping this momentum cannot be lost. It is time to invite the world, especially those of Acadian descent, to join us, in Louisiana, and continue the fight to keep this culture alive! We have awakened a renewed spirit of our Cajun people and need everyone, including our international families and cousins, to support us in our efforts. Vive l’Acadie! ### If you would like more information on this event, please contact Ray Trahan at (337) 288 – 2681 or visit www.gra2011.org and www.louisiane-acadie.com. For your information: “Grand Réveil Acadien/Great Acadian Awakening”: Mission: The mission of the Great Acadian Awakening is to awaken the population of Louisiana and the world, primarily those of Acadian descent, and in particular our youth, to the realization that, while we have made positive strides, the people of Louisiana are losing their French language, culture, and coastal land, and to seek support, partnerships, solutions and concerted plans of action through these large gatherings. Executive Board Members: President Ray Trahan Vice-President Elaine Clement Secretary Peggy Matt Treasury Loubert Trahan Philippe Gustin Brenda Trahan Valerie Broussard Lucius Fontentot Associate Members Sharon Alfred Angie Istre Information will be forthcoming as plans are finalized. The web sites, mentioned above, for Louisiane-Acadie are currently being developed and should be accessible shortly. Sponsored by a grant from the State of Louisiana and the Lafayette Consolidated Government

hi Cousins Now I understand why Bonnie did not want to sell me the Klinepeter book. His birth DOBR v 1a revised (Grand Pré Registers) pg 152 Simon Joseph Leblanc (Rene Leblanc & Anne Theriot)) bn 30 jan 1737 bt 1 feb 1737 spo Etienne Leblanc his brother & Marie Teriot; sig Antoine Leblanc (s) (SGA-2, 159) His line (1)Daniel & Francoise Gaudet (4)Antoine & Marie Bourgeois (Jacques Bourgeois & Jeanne Trahan) (32)Rene & Anne Theriot (Germain Theriot & Anne Richard) Simon Joseph This makes him my 6th GGuncle. Paul Le B l'Ascension Louisiane

>From cousine Gayle Breaux She shared her trip to CMA last year with us. At the end of this post is this paragraph with the VERY VERY early details of the October 2011 Acadian Celebration. =================== FUTURE EVENT: OCTOBER, 2011: During October of 2011 the organization LOUISIANE-ACADIE plans to have a LOUISIANA ACADIAN CELEBRATION that will involve all Acadian Family organizations. Some of the major activities will be held in Houma, Lafayette, and Lake Charles. Family reunions will be encouraged at their choice of location. This will be held the week preceding the FESTIVAL ACADIAN & CREOLE so that everything concludes with the FESTIVAL ACADIAN & CREOLE http://www.festivalsacadiens.com/ held in Lafayette. ==================== I call it the "Gumbo Rendezvous". I wonder what name they will choose for it? So mark your calender to be in Louisiane that week. Get away from the Ice & snow for a little while. Some of the host families are planning to find "guest bedrooms" in their homes for distant cousins, I have a few sleeping bags & a tent for the "boys" to sleep under the live oak in the back yard. More details to come. Paul Le B l'Ascension Louisiane -----Original Message----- From:Gayle Smith ACADIAN MEMORIAL FESTIVAL   Below is information about the Acadian Memorial Festival in St. Martinville, LA, as well as links for area information.  Also, in the fall of 2011 there is another event planned, so please see the information at the end.  Additional details will be provided as it becomes available.     FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 2010:  Friday night, March 19th, the festival will kick off with a Promenade on downtown historic St. Martinville by hosting an art walk and free tour of the St. Martin de Tours Catholic Church, the oldest church in South Louisiana.  The announcement of our two families, Breaux and Guidry will be made at that time and introduced to the public. The L' Ordre du Bon Temp organization will be selling boiled crawfish from 5:30PM until 8:00PM.   SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 2010:  The Acadian Memorial Festival is a celebration of the Acadians who settled in Louisiana.  The "Evangeline Oak Park" is the setting for the old fashion Cajun fun, culture, and traditions with music, cuisine, history, lectures, theatre, films, demonstrations, storytelling, wooden boat parade/exhibit, antique cars, and much more.   This day is an opportunity for Acadian families to join together for reunions and connections.  Featured are educational and traditional opportunities for our younger generation.  Bring your children, grandchildren and elderly family members to reconnect with all Cajun families.  Acadian costumes are encouraged.   The highlight of the day is the Reenactment of the Arrival of the Acadians to St. Martinville.  It will take place on the Bayou Teche at 1 p.m. All Cajun family associations should join in a huge welcome of the Acadians arrival in St. Martinville.  The two families honored, who will participate in the reenactment, will be the Breaux and Guidry families.  Selected family members will arrive in pirogues or barges for the reenactment.    Family members are encouraged to dress as their Acadian ancestors did during their arrival beginning in 1764.  Let us make this the biggest day ever!   The festival is free but Cajun food and drinks are sold to pay expenses.  Cooked on site will be:  cracklin, boudin, jambalaya, fried fish, cush cush, Cajuns sweets, etc.  Also sold will be drinks: water, coke, beer, wine, etc.  Also, anyone interested in selling their Cajun products can rent a booth.   For more information or to volunteer, call or e-mail info@acadianmemorial.org / 337-394.2258 or 337-288-2681.  www.acadianmemorial.org or www.stmartinville.org.    For Breaux family members, the town Breaux Bridge is only 20 minutes away from St. Martinville.  You might enjoy stopping before or after the Acadian Memorial Festival.  http://www.breauxbridgelive.com/   FUTURE EVENT:  OCTOBER, 2011:  During October of 2011 the organization LOUISIANE-ACADIE plans to have a LOUISIANA ACADIAN CELEBRATION that will involve all Acadian Family organizations.  Some of the major activities will be held in Houma, Lafayette, and Lake Charles. Family reunions will be encouraged at their choice of location.  This will be held the week preceding the FESTIVAL ACADIAN & CREOLE so that everything concludes with the FESTIVAL ACADIAN & CREOLE http://www.festivalsacadiens.com/ held in Lafayette.     Gayle Breaux Smith Baton Rouge, LA Smith.john.gayle@cox.net February 5, 2010

ayieeeeeeeeeeeeee can't wait!:)))))))) --- On Mon, 2/8/10, pleblan@aim.com <pleblan@aim.com> wrote: From: pleblan@aim.com <pleblan@aim.com> Subject: [ACADIAN] ACADIAN MEMORIAL FESTIVAL update To: acadian@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, February 8, 2010, 9:18 AM >From cousine Gayle Breaux She shared her trip to CMA last year with us. At the end of this post is this paragraph with the VERY VERY early details of the October 2011 Acadian Celebration. =================== FUTURE EVENT: OCTOBER, 2011:  During October of 2011 the organization LOUISIANE-ACADIE plans to have a LOUISIANA ACADIAN CELEBRATION that will involve all Acadian Family organizations.  Some of the major activities will be held in Houma, Lafayette, and Lake Charles. Family reunions will be encouraged at their choice of location.  This will be held the week preceding the FESTIVAL ACADIAN & CREOLE so that everything concludes with the FESTIVAL ACADIAN & CREOLE http://www.festivalsacadiens.com/ held in Lafayette. ==================== I call it the "Gumbo Rendezvous". I wonder what name they will choose for it? So mark your calender to be in Louisiane that week.  Get away from the Ice & snow for a little while. Some of the host families are planning to find "guest bedrooms" in their homes for distant cousins,  I have a few sleeping bags & a tent for the "boys" to sleep under the live oak in the back yard. More details to come. Paul Le B l'Ascension Louisiane -----Original Message----- From:Gayle Smith ACADIAN MEMORIAL FESTIVAL   Below is information about the Acadian Memorial Festival in St. Martinville, LA, as well as links for area information.  Also, in the fall of 2011 there is another event planned, so please see the information at the end.  Additional details will be provided as it becomes available.     FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 2010:  Friday night, March 19th, the festival will kick off with a Promenade on downtown historic St. Martinville by hosting an art walk and free tour of the St. Martin de Tours Catholic Church, the oldest church in South Louisiana.  The announcement of our two families, Breaux and Guidry will be made at that time and introduced to the public. The L' Ordre du Bon Temp organization will be selling boiled crawfish from 5:30PM until 8:00PM.   SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 2010:  The Acadian Memorial Festival is a celebration of the Acadians who settled in Louisiana.  The "Evangeline Oak Park" is the setting for the old fashion Cajun fun, culture, and traditions with music, cuisine, history, lectures, theatre, films, demonstrations, storytelling, wooden boat parade/exhibit, antique cars, and much more.   This day is an opportunity for Acadian families to join together for reunions and connections.  Featured are educational and traditional opportunities for our younger generation.  Bring your children, grandchildren and elderly family members to reconnect with all Cajun families.  Acadian costumes are encouraged.   The highlight of the day is the Reenactment of the Arrival of the Acadians to St. Martinville.  It will take place on the Bayou Teche at 1 p.m. All Cajun family associations should join in a huge welcome of the Acadians arrival in St. Martinville.  The two families honored, who will participate in the reenactment, will be the Breaux and Guidry families.  Selected family members will arrive in pirogues or barges for the reenactment.    Family members are encouraged to dress as their Acadian ancestors did during their arrival beginning in 1764.  Let us make this the biggest day ever!   The festival is free but Cajun food and drinks are sold to pay expenses.  Cooked on site will be:  cracklin, boudin, jambalaya, fried fish, cush cush, Cajuns sweets, etc.  Also sold will be drinks: water, coke, beer, wine, etc.  Also, anyone interested in selling their Cajun products can rent a booth.   For more information or to volunteer, call or e-mail info@acadianmemorial.org / 337-394.2258 or 337-288-2681.  www.acadianmemorial.org or www.stmartinville.org.    For Breaux family members, the town Breaux Bridge is only 20 minutes away from St. Martinville.  You might enjoy stopping before or after the Acadian Memorial Festival.  http://www.breauxbridgelive.com/   FUTURE EVENT:  OCTOBER, 2011:  During October of 2011 the organization LOUISIANE-ACADIE plans to have a LOUISIANA ACADIAN CELEBRATION that will involve all Acadian Family organizations.  Some of the major activities will be held in Houma, Lafayette, and Lake Charles. Family reunions will be encouraged at their choice of location.  This will be held the week preceding the FESTIVAL ACADIAN & CREOLE so that everything concludes with the FESTIVAL ACADIAN & CREOLE http://www.festivalsacadiens.com/ held in Lafayette.     Gayle Breaux Smith Baton Rouge, LA Smith.john.gayle@cox.net February 5, 2010   ------------------------------- 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

Well cousins. Another case of her picking the wrong tie back to Acadie. This is how I handled it. If someone has better phrasing please share. pg 354 I lined through the modified Henry number, Louis, and the birth date wrote "Should be VI.I.8 Simon Joseph (Rene & Anne Theriot) pg 388" Lined through Louis 6 lines down Pg 355 I lined through the modified Henry number, & Louis wrote "Should be VI.I.8 Simon Joseph (Rene & Anne Theriot) pg 388" pg 388 added to his line "wives & children listed under VI.A.1.c Simon Louis pg 354-361 p 421 added line "VI.I.8 Simon Joseph wives & children as VI.A.1.c Simon Louis p 354-361 Paul Le B l'Ascension Louisiane

Thanks Cuz Klinepeter had the wrong parents for him. I will have the page corrections tomorrow. Below is from Roger Rozendal 2003 Card money analysis. More info on the family from the Acadian Memorial database http://www.acadianmemorial.org/english/ensembleencoreset.html put in Leblanc Simon He is the 11th Simon. Paul Le B l'Ascension Louisiane ============================================= Roger Rozendal 2003 Card money analysis. SIMON LE BLANC Simon-Joseph Le Blanc, born 30 January 1737 (DOBR v. 1A, p. 152), son of René Le Blanc (White p. 990) and Anne Terriot (White p. 1490) married 1) ca 1758 Catherine-Louise Thibodeau, born ca 1741?, daughter of Charles Thibodeau (White p. 1509) and Francoisé Comeau (White p. 376). A daughter, Marguerite, was born ca 1759. A son Cosme was born ca 1761 and a daughter Marie-Louise was born 30 January 1762 (ADNO v. 2, p. 177).. On 12 August 1763 at Halifax as prisoners were listed (Jehn p. 251): Simon Le Blanc, his wife, three children These are probably Simon Le Blanc age 26 Catherine-Louise Thibodeau age 22 Marguerite age 3 Cosme age 2 Marie-Louise age 1 Another daughter, Marie-Angelique, was born 1 January 1765 (ADNO v. 2, p. 177), probably on the voyage to Louisiana. Simon and his family came to Louisiana with Joseph Broussard where on 5 April 1765, he received a receipt for 48 livres in ordonnances and 246 livres in billetes in Canadian money (Receipts). They moved to Attakapas where 15 November 1765, Catherine-Louise Thibodeau was buried (SM Ch.: Slave Funeral Register v. 1 #34; Opel Ch.: v. 1-A, p. 126-Hebert v. 1A, pp. 746-747). In the 1766 Attakapas census is found: Simon LeBlanc, 1 boy This is probably: Simon Le Blanc age 29 Cosme, his son age 5 It seems not only did Catherine-Louise die, but Marguerite, Marie-Louise, and Marie-Angelique are gone. Simon remarried ca 1768 Marguerite Guilbeau, widow of Jean Boudreau (see 11) JEAN BOUDRO) with a son, Jean-Charles. In the 1769 Attakapas census is found: Simon Le Blanc age 32 His wife (Marguerite Guilbeau age 26) Come his son age 9 (by first wife) Donna his son (sic) age 5 (actually Jean-Charles (Donat) Boudrot) Marguerite new born ======================================================

Madeleine Robicheaux was Antoine's step-daughter (Rene-Marguerite Martin). The girls listed were Genevieve Robicheaux, Marie Marthe and Scholastique Borda. C ----- Original Message ----- From: pleblan@aim.com<mailto:pleblan@aim.com> To: acadian@rootsweb.com<mailto:acadian@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 06, 2010 4:22 PM Subject: Re: [ACADIAN] Dr Antoine Borda T We may have missed this before Deville Winston; Attakapas Post: The Census of 1771 p 13 Antoine Borda 50; wife ?4; Madeleine Robicho 15; girls 12, 2, 1; Negro 30; 18 cattle; 7 horses; 12 arpents without title. I wonder if Madeleine Robicho is a relative or a hired girl (child nurse etc)? on the page before (pg 12) are Claude Martin & Joseph Martin who may be related to the wife. Paul Le B l'Ascension Louisiane -----Original Message----- From: Stanley LeBlanc Terry, The only other info I have is from the book France's Forgotten Legion BORDA (sometimes BORDAS, BORDAT), Antoine. On the royal payroll as a surgeon at New Orleans, 1759–1763. SOURCE(S): Dossier, Antoine Borda. AC, E 41: n.p Stanley ------------------------------- To check our Archive http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/acadian/<http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/acadian/> ------------------------------- To subscribe to the list, please send an email to ACADIAN-request@rootsweb.com<mailto: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<mailto:ACADIAN-request@rootsweb.com> with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I have the following on Antoine Borda, surgeon's daughter Scholastique who is buried in St. Martinville beside her husband Joseph Castille. they have one of the oldest markers in the cemetery. It is on the main aisle leading up to the cross and has a beautiful obelisk Rosemary (Blanchard) Kelley Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Southwest Louisiana Records , p 81, vol 1-A , BORDA, Scholastique dau of Antoine Borda, surgeon of the Post & Marguerite Martin, b. 18 Feb. 1770, bt 24 April 1771. Spon: Jean Baptiste Grevember, represented by Amant Broussart & Magdelene Broussart. Fr. Irenee, Capucin priest of Pointe Coupee at Attakapas, where there was no pastor. (SM Ch.: Folio A-1, p8) BORDA, Scholastique (Antoine, "chirurgien en ce poste"[Surgeon in this Post] & Marguerite MARTIN) b. 18 Feb 1770. Spons: Jean Baptiste GREVEMBERG, ref. par Amand BROUSSARD & Magdeleine BROUSSARD. Fr. Irenee (SM Ch: v.1, p19). Winston De Ville, Southwest Louisiana Families in 1777-Census Records of Attakapas and Opelousas Posts, (1987 Ville Platte, La.), 14, Antoine Bordas, 56. 24-cattle, 7-horses, 25 hogs, 0-sheep. Marguerite Barnabe, wife, 46. Filles: Genevieve Robichot, 18; Marthe, 8; Colastie, 7; Modeste, 5. Slaves: 1. In a message dated 2/6/2010 4:22:57 P.M. Central Standard Time, pleblan@aim.com writes: T We may have missed this before Deville Winston; Attakapas Post: The Census of 1771 p 13 Antoine Borda 50; wife ?4; Madeleine Robicho 15; girls 12, 2, 1; Negro 30; 18 cattle; 7 horses; 12 arpents without title. I wonder if Madeleine Robicho is a relative or a hired girl (child nurse etc)? on the page before (pg 12) are Claude Martin & Joseph Martin who may be related to the wife. Paul Le B l'Ascension Louisiane -----Original Message----- From: Stanley LeBlanc Terry, The only other info I have is from the book France's Forgotten Legion BORDA (sometimes BORDAS, BORDAT), Antoine. On the royal payroll as a surgeon at New Orleans, 1759–1763. SOURCE(S): Dossier, Antoine Borda. AC, E 41: n.p Stanley ------------------------------- 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 Very glad I found ya'll. Go figure...just when I think I know where I'm going I walk into the proverbial brick wall. From what you have posted, I believe they tie into my my TEMPLET line thru Marguerite Cecile d/o Jacque Leblanc and and Cecile Dupuis. Jacque s/o Antoine and Marie Marguerite Bourgeois. Anyhow, Will organize my "stuff" and post back to the list. Bye, Have a happy 'SAINTS' Day.....who dat Marsha Marsha ----- Original Message ----- From: <pleblan@aim.com> To: <acadian@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 06, 2010 5:53 PM Subject: Re: [ACADIAN] Leblanc, Simon &wives, children > Marsha > > I am Confused again. > > Ain't you glad you found us? > > You have him as Simon Joseph. Klinepeter below has him as Simon Louis? > Anyone have any ideas? The Simon Joseph of the period I am familiar > with is on the river. The son of (70) Etienne & Isabelle Boudrot. Could > this be the one you were looking for? > > His birth DOBR v 1a revised (Grand Pré Registers) pg 151 > Simon Leblanc (Antoine Leblanc & Marie Babin bn 29 oct 1733 bt 29 oct > 1733 spo René Leblanc (s) & Marie Gautrot; sig Antoine Leblanc (s) > (SGA-2, 131) > >>From Klinepeter the Le Blanc Legacy p 353-356 > If you haven't used this book before she collected the DOBR & some > other LeBlanc entries and sorted them by family. we have found several > problems so if anything looks funny please ask. > > His line > (1)Daniel & Francoise Gaudet > (4)Antoine & Marie Bourgeois (Jacques Bourgeois & Jeanne Trahan) > (10)Antoine & Anne Jeanne Landry (Antoine Landry & Marie Thibodeau) > (38)Antoine & Marie Babin (Charles Babin & Magdelaine Richard) > Simon (Louis) > > With his 1st wife the only (surviving) child we know of is Comest > Klinepeter have 10 children with his second. Organize what you have and > post back to the list & I will list the others. > > Paul Le B > l'Ascension > Louisiane > > -----Original Message----- > From: Cecil Van Duzee > > LEBLANC, Simon - native of Acadie; died 24 Dec. 1815 at age 82 years at > his > home; buried 25 Dec. 1815 in the parish cemetery. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY > (SM Ch.: > v.4, #1012) > LEBLANC, Simon - Succ. dated 19 August 1816 (SM Ct.Hse.: Succ.#244) > > THIBODEAUX, Catherine wid. of Simon LEBLANC bur. 15 Nov. 1765. Fr. > Jean > FRANCOIS (SM Ch.: v.1, p.15) > THIBODEAUX, Catherine wife of Simon LEBLANC bur. 15 Nov. 1765. Fr. > Jean > FRANCOIS, "cure de la nouvelle Acadie" [pastor of the new Acadia] (SM > Ch.: Slave > Funeral Register v.1, #34) > > GUILBEAUX, Marguerite - native of Acadie; spouse of Simon LEBLANC; > inhabitant at > La Pointe; died 13 March 1814 in the morning at age 68 yrs. at her > home; buried > 13 March 1814 in the parish cemetery. Signed: Charles POTIER, F. BARA. > Fr. > Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.4, #883) > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---------------------------------- > LEBLANC, Comme - of Acadie (Simon & Catherine THIBAUDOT) m. contract > dated: 13 > July 1781 Isabelle BROUSSARD, of Acadie (Athanas & Anne BOURGEOIS) > Wits: > Olivier THIBAUDOT, Claude MARTIN, Joseph BROUSSARD, Jean Baptiste > HEBERT (SM > Ct.Hse.: OA-vol.2, #21) > > BROUSSARD, Isabelle - of Acadie (Athanas & Anne BOUGEOIS) m. contract > dated: 13 > July 1781 Comme LEBLANC, of Acadie (Simon & Catherine THIBAUDOT) Wits: > Olivier > THIBAUDOT, Claude MARTIN, Joseph BROUSSARD, Jean Baptiste HEBERT (SM > Ct.Hse.: > OA-vol.2, #21) > > LEBLANC, Agricole (Come & Elizabeth BROSSARD) bt. 18 April 1786 at age > 2 mths. > Spons: Michel BROSSARD & Felise BERNARD. Fr. GEFFROTIN (SM Ch.: v.3, > #107) > > LEBLANC, Alexis (Come & Isabelle BROUSSARD - of Acadia) b. 6 Jan. > 1797, bt. 9 > April 1797 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT - of Acadia; > Mats: > Thomas BROUSSARD & Anne BOURGEOIS - of Acadia; Spons: Isidore > BROUSSARD & > Eugenie LOUVIERE. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #845) > > LEBLANC, Anastasie (Come & Elizabeth BROUSSARD - of Acadia) b. about > the 14 > April 1798, bt. 29 July 1798 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Catherine THIBAUDAU > - of > Acadia; Mats: Athanase BROUSSAD & Anne BOURGEOIS - of Acadia; Spons: > Joseph > BROUSSARD & Marguerite LEBLANC. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: > v.5, #72) > > LEBLANC, Frederic (Come & Isabelle BROUSSARD - of Acadia) bt. 22 March > 1801 at > age 7 1/2 mths. Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Louise THIBAUDAU - all of > Acadia; Mats: > Athanase BROUSSARD & Anne BOURGEOIS - all of Acadia; Spons: Agricole > LEBLANC & > Adelaide BROUSSARD. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.5, #347) > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ----------------------------------- > LEBLANC, Ester (Simon & Marguerite GUILBAU) m. 2 Jan. 1786 Jean COMO - > du Cap > Francois - Isle St. Domingue (Victor - des Opelousas & Anne MICHEL) > Fr. > GEFFROTIN (SM Ch.: v.3, #91) > > COMEAUX, Jean - du Cap Francois - Isle St. Domingue (Victor COMO - des > Opelousas & Anne MICHEL) m. 2 Jan. 1786 Ester LEBLANC (Simon & > Marguerite > GUILBAU) Fr. GEFFROTIN (SM Ch.: v.3, #91) > > COMEAUX, Julien (Jean COMAU & dec. Esther LEBLANC - of Acadia) b. 3 > Aug. 1793, > bt. 24 Jan. 1797 During a mission in the Carencro area at the home of > the widow > ARSONNAU. Pats: Victor COMO & Anne MICHEL; Mats: Simon LEBLANC & > Marguerite > GUILLEBAUT; Spons: Pierre ARSONNEAU & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT. Fr. > Michel > Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #819) > > LEBLANC, Ester (Simon & Marguerite GUILLEBOT) m. Jean CORMIER, bur. 28 > Dec. > 1796 at age 27 yrs. Died "de parto" [while giving birth]. Fr. Michel > Bernard > BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #101) > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ----------------------------------- > LEBLANC, Frederic (Simon & Marguerite GUILBAU) b. 3 Feb. 1771, bt. 24 > April > 1771 Spons: Rene LEBLANC & Anne LANDRY. Fr. IRENEE, Capucin priest of > Pointe > Coupee at Attakapas, where there was no pastor. (SM Ch.: Folio A-1, > p.7) > > LEBLANC, Frederic (Simon & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT) b. 3 Feb. 1771 > Spons: Rene > LEBLANC & Anne LANDRY. Fr. IRENEE (SM Ch.: v.1, p.18) > > LEBLANC, Louis (Simon & Marguerite GUILBAU) m. 25 Aug. 1794 Louise > THIBODO > (Amant & Gertrude BOURG) Wits: Simon LEBLANC, Aman THIBODAUX, > Baptiste > THIBODEAU, PEYTAVIN Du Bousquet. Fr. George MURPHY (SM Ch.: v.4, #98) > > THIBODEAUX, Louise (Amant THIBODO & Gertrude BOURG) m. 25 Aug. 1794 > Louis > LEBLANC (Simon & Marguerite GUILBAU) Wits: Simon LEBLANC, Aman > THIBODAUX, > Baptiste THIBODEAU, PEYTAVIN Du Bousquet. Fr. George MURPHY (SM Ch.: > v.4, #98) > > LEBLANC, Placide (Frederic & Marguerite THIBAUDEAU) b. 20 Sept. 1795, > bt. 24 > Jan. 1797 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT - of Acadia; > Mats: > Amand THIBAUDEAU & Gertrude BURK - of Acadia. Spons: Jean COMAU & > Gertrude > THIBAUDEAU. During a mission in the Carencro area at the home of the > widow > ARSONNAU. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #820) > > LEBLANC, Narcisse (Frederick & Constance THIBAUDAU - from here) b. > last of > Feb. 1797, bt. 25 March 1798 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite > GUILLEBAUT - of > Acadia; Mats: Amand THIBAUDAU & Gertrude BOURK - of Acadia; Spons: > Pierre > LEBLANC & Marie COMAU represented by Gertrude THIBAUDAU. Fr. Michel > Bernard > BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.5, #29) > > LEBLANC, Frederic (Frederic & Louise THIBAUDAU - of this parish) b. 3 > Nov. > 1798, bt. 25 April 1799 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT; > Mats: > Amand THIBAUDAU & Gertrude BURCK - all of Acadia; Spons: Baptiste > THIBAUDAU & > Marguerite COMAU. During a "Salida" [a missionary trip] to Carencro, > at the > place of Jean MOUTON, uncle. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: > v.5, #142) > > LEBLANC, Julien (Frederic & Louise Constance THIBAUDAU - of this > parish) b. 3 > Oct. 1800, bt. 20 May 1802 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite > GUILLEBAUT; Mats: > Amand THIBAUDAU & Gertrude BOURC - of Acadia; Spons: Louis COSTAN dit > St. > Julien & Marguerite LEBLANC. "Una Salida en" [during a missionary > trip to] > Carencro, continuing at the Widow ARSONNEAU. Fr. Michel Bernard > BARRIERE (SM > Ch.: v.5, #462) > > LEBLANC, Caliste (Frederic & Louise THIBAUDEAU - of this parish) b. 7 > Sept. > 1802, bt. 2 Aug. 1803 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT; > Mats: > Armand THIBAUDEAU & Gertrude BOURCK - all of Acadia; Spons: Dominique > BABINAUD > & Magdeleine GOUTRAUT, widow of OCOING. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM > Ch.: > v.6, #50) > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---------------------------------- > LEBLANC, Agricole (Simon & Marguerite GUILBAU) b. 13 Nov. 1772, bt. 29 > April > 1773 Spons: Silvain BROUSSARD & Rosalie GUILBAU. Fr. IRENEE, of > Pointe > Coupee. (SM Ch.: Folio A-1, p.30) > > LEBLANC, Agricole (Simon & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT) b. 13 Nov. 1772, bt. > 29 April > 1773 Spons: Silvain BROUSSARD & Rosalie GUILLEBAUT. Fr. IRENEE (SM > Ch.: v.1, > p.34) > > LEBLANC, Agricole m. 25 Oct. 1793 Celeste SAVOYE Wits: FORSTALL, > PEYTAVIN Du > Bousquet, Job MATTHIOS. Fr. George MURPHY (SM Ch.: v.4, #92) > > LEBLANC, Suzanne (Agricole & Celeste SAVOY) bt. 9 July 1795 at age 8 > mths. > Spons: Joseph LEBLANC & Adelaide BROUSSARD. "Chez" [at the home of] > Mr. Jean > MOUTON, uncle, dit Chapeau. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, > #727) > > LEBLANC, Pierre Dosincourt (Agricole & Celeste SAVOY) b. 10 Sept. > 1796, bt. 26 > Jan. 1797 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT - all Acadians; > Mats: > Francois SAVOY & Marie MARTIN - all Acadians; Spons: Paul SAVOY & > Marguerite > SAVOY. Continuing the mission begun 24 Jan. 1797 in the home of Jean > MOUTON, > uncle. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #832) > > LEBLANC, Pierre (dec. Agricole & Marie Celeste SAVOIE - inhabitant at > La Grand > Pointe) died 25 Jan. 1818 at age about 21 years at his mother's; buried > 26 Jan. > 1818 in the parish cemetery. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.4, #1161) > > LEBLANC, Agricole (Agricole & Marie Celeste SAVOYE - from this parish) > b. in > April 1798, bt. 1 Jan. 1800 Pats: Simon LEBLANC and Marguerite > GUILLEBAUT - of > Acadia; Mats: Francois SAVOYE and Marie MARTIN - of Acadia; Spons: > Jean St. > Marc DARBY and Marie LEBLANC. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: > v.5, #217) > > LEBLANC, Marie Marthe (Agricole & Marie Celeste SAVOYE - of this > parish) bt. 8 > March 1801 at age about 4 1/2 mths. Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite > GUILLEBAUT; Mats: Francois SAVOYE & Marie MARTIN - all of Acadia; > Spons: > Bartholomew FABRE Donoy & Marie Marthe St. Marc DARBY. Fr. Michel > Bernard > BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.5, #346) > ***Marie Marthe Celeste*** > > LEBLANC, Marie (Agricole - of Bayou Teych & Celeste SAVOIE) b. 15 Oct. > 1802, bt. > 16 March 1806 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBEAU; Mats: > Francois SAVOIE > & Marie MARTIN; Spons: Philippe WILLS, represented by Pierre BROUSSARD > & > Susanne LEBLANC. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #321) > ***Marie Antoinette*** > > LEBLANC, Marie Louise (Agricole, "habitant au large du" [living in the > area > around] Bayou Teych & Celeste SAVOIE) b. 1 Aug. 1809, bt. 14 Oct. 1810 > Pats: > Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBRAU; Mats: dec. Francois SAVOIE & > Marie MARTIN; > Spons: Pierre LEBLANC & Lise PREJEAN. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, > #998) > > LEBLANC, Agricole m. Celeste SAVOIE; Succ. dated 15 April 1815 (SM > Ct.Hse.: > Succ.#192) > > SAVOIE, Celeste - spouse of Agricole LEBLANC; died 10 Aug. 1823 at 3:00 > P.M. at > age about 40 yrs. at the home of Alexandre WILS [WILTZ] on Bayou Teche; > buried > 11 Aug. 1823 in the parish cemetery. Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.4, > #1589) > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---------------------------------- > LEBLANC, Marguerite (Simon & Marguerite ----) b. 9 Sept. 1774 Spons: > Come > LEBLANC & Mair--- GUILBEAU. (SM Ch.: Folio B-1) > > LEBLANC, Margueritte (Simon & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT) b. 9 Sept. 1774, > bt. Nov. > 1774 Spons: Come LEBLANC & Anne GUILLBEAUT. Fr. IRENEE (SM Ch.: v.1, > p.42) > > LEBLANC, Marguerite (Simon & Marguerite GUILEBAUD) m. 2 May 1791 Louis > D'Erneville [ST. JULIEN] - of Bordeaux, France, bt. in St. John Parish > (Julien > & Marie Adelaide CASTNEY) Wits: Felix LOPES, Anaclet CORMIER, P. > BROUSSARD. > Fr. de DEVA (SM Ch.: v.4, #56) > > ST. JULIEN, Louis - of Bordeaux, France, bt. in St. John Parish (Julien > & Marie > Adelaide CASTNEY) m. 2 May 1791 Marguerite LEBLANC (Simon & Marguerite > GUILEBAUD) Wits: Felix LOPES, Anaclet CORMIER, P. BROUSSARD. Fr. de > DEVA (SM > Ch.: v.4, #56) > > LEBLANC, Marguerite - of this parish (Simon & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT) > m. to > Julien Constant dit Cadet ST. JULIEN bur. 25 June 1803 at age 30 yrs. > Fr. > Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #299) > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---------------------------------- > LEBLANC, Joseph (Simon & Marguerite GUILBAUX) b. 14 Nov. 1776, bt. 1 > Dec. 1776 > Spons: Jean BOUDRO & Esther LEBLANC. Fr. Louis MARIE, Capucin of > Opelousas > during the absence of a priest in St. Joseph's of Attapakas Post. (SM > Ch.: > Folio B-1) > > LEBLANC, Joseph (Simon & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT) b. 14 Nov. 1776, bt. 1 > Dec. > 1776 Spons: Jean BOUDRAUD & Esther LEBLANC. Fr. Louis MARIE (SM Ch.: > v.1, > p.51) > > LEBLANC, Joseph (Simon & Marguerite GUILBEAU) m. 2 July 1821 Magdeleine > WISSE > wid. of Anaclet BROUSSARD and had 4 children (SM Ct.Hse.: OA-34-4583) > > LEBLANC, Joseph - native and inhabitant of this parish (major son of > dec. Simon > & dec. Marguerite GUILBEAU) m. 3 July 1821 Magdeleine WILTZ - native > and > inhabitant of this parish; widow of dec. Anaclet BROUSSARD (major > daughter of > Philippe VILLS & dec. Marie Rose DOZAT) Wits: Joseph DUCREST, Valmont > RICHARD, > Alexandre WISSE [WILTZ]. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #253) > > WILTZ, Magdeleine - native and inhabitant of this parish; widow of > dec. Anaclet > BROUSSARD (major daughter of Philippe VILLS & dec. Marie Rose DOZAT) > m. 3 July > 1821 Joseph LEBLANC - native and inhabitant of this parish (major son > of dec. > Simon & dec. Marguerite GUILBEAU) Wits: Joseph DUCREST, Valmont > RICHARD, > Alexandre WISSE [WILTZ]. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #253) > > LEBLANC, Marie (Joseph - inhabitant at La pointe & Marie Magdeleine > WILTZ) b. 28 > April 1822, bt. 16 June 1822 Pats: dec. Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite > GUILBAUD; > Mats: dec. Philippe WILTZ & Marie Rose DOZAT; Spons: Julien BARRA & > Marie > LEBLANC - spouse of the godfather. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.7, > #1202) > > LEBLANC, Marguerite (Joseph & Magdelaine WILS [WILTZ]) b. 8 Nov. 1824, > bt. 13 > Sept. 1825 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBAUD; Mats: Philippe > WILS > [WILTZ] & Rosalie DOSA; Spons: Silvestre LEBLANC & Marie Silvanie > BROUSSARD. > Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.7, #1665) > > LEBLANC, Josephine (Joseph & Magdeleine WILTZ) b. 10 Dec. 1827, bt. > conditionally on 7 May 1828 Spons: Zenon GOLLIER & Magdeleine WILTZ. > Fr. > Charles CHIAVEROTI (SM Ch.: v.7, #2026) > > LEBLANC, Adelaide (Joseph & Marie Magdelaine WILS [WILTZ]) b. 30 April > 1831, bt. > 6 July 1831 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBEAUD; Mats: > Phillippe WILS > [WILTZ] & Marie Rose DOSA; Spons: Anaclet Silvin BROUSSARD & Marie > LEBLANC. Fr. > Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.8, #109) > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---------------------------------- > LEBLANC, Pierre (Simon & Marguerite G----) b. 29 June 1778, bt. 19 July > 1778 > Spons: Jean BERNARD & Scholastique ROBICHO. Fr. Louis MARIE, Cure of > Opelousas. > (SM Ch.: Folio B-1) > > LEBLANC, Pierre (Simon & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT) b. 29 June 1776 or > 1778, bt. 19 > July 1778 Spons: Jean BERARD & Scholastique BABINAUD. Fr. Louis > MARIE (SM > Ch.: v.1, p.62) > > LEBLANC, Eugenie (Pierre - of this Post & Hortense BROUSSARD) b. 2 > April 1804, > bt. 11 Nov. 1804 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBAUD; Mats: > Augustin > BROUSSARD & Anne LANDRY; Spons: Joseph LEBLANC & Polonne BROUSSARD. > Fr. Gabriel > ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #197) > > LEBLANC, Pierre (Pierre - of Vermillion & Hortense BROUSSARD) b. 21 > Jan. 1806, > bt. 9 May 1806 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBEAU; Mats: > Augustin > BROUSSARD & Anne LANDRY; Spons: Augustin BROUSSARD & Marie LEBLANC. > Fr. Gabriel > ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #339) > > LEBLANC, Pierre - of this Post (Simon & Marguerite GUILLEBEAU) d. 24 > June 1806 > at home at Vermillion, bur. 25 June 1806 at age 28 yrs. Fr. Gabriel > ISABEY (SM > Ch.: v.4, #431) > > LEBLANC, Pierre Simon widr. Hortence BROUSSARD; Children: Eugenie & > Pierre; > Succ. dated 20 Sept. 1811 (SM Ct.Hse.: Succ.#99) > > BROUSSARD, Hortence m. Pierre Simon LEBLANC In Succ. of Pierre Simon > LEBLANC > dated 20 Sept. 1811 (SM Ct.Hse.: Succ.#99) > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---------------------------------- > LEBLANC, Simon (Simon & Marguerite GUILBAUT) bt. 28 April 1780 at age > 2 mths. > Spons: Francois DOUCET - represented by Francois GUILBAUT & Marie > Josephe > GRANTOT. Fr. L.M. GRUMEAU (Opel. Ch.: v.1-A, p.33) > > LEBLANC, Simon (dec. Simon & dec. Marguerite GUILBAUD) died 27 Oct. > 1817 at age > about 34 years at the home of his parent's at la pointe; buried 28 Oct. > 1817 in > the parish cemetery. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.4, #1136) > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---------------------------------- > LEBLANC, Silvestre (Simon & Marguerite GILBO [GUILBEAU]) b. 13 Feb. > 1782, bt. > 19 May 1782 Spons: Frederic LEBLANC & Marie BERNARD. Fr. Joseph > ARAZENA (SM > Ch.: v.2, #46) > > LEBLANC, Silvestre (Simon & Marguerite GILBO [GUILBEAU]) b. 13 Feb. > 1782, bt. > 19 May 1782 Spons: Frederic LEBLANC & Marie BERNARD. Fr. Joseph > ARAZENA (SM > Ch.: v.2, #73) > > LEBLANC, Silvestre (major son of Simon - of LaPointe & Marguerite > GUILBEAU) m. > 11 Feb. 1806 Perosine DUHON (major daughter of Jean Baptiste & Marie > Joseph > GAUTREAUX) Wits: Jean HULLIN, Hyacinthe JACQUET. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY > (SM Ch.: > v.5, #50) > > DUHON, Perosine (major daughter of Jean Baptiste & Marie Josephe > GAUTHREAUX) m. > 11 Feb. 1806 Silvestre LEBLANC (major son of Simon - of LaPointe & > Marguerite > GUILBEAU) Wits: Jean HULLIN, Hyacinthe JACQUET. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM > Ch.: > v.5, #50) > > LEBLANC, Aspasie (Silvestre - of La pointe & Perosine DUHON) b. 23 Dec. > 1806, > bt. 23 Aug. 1807 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBEAU; Mats: > Jean > Baptiste DUHON & Marie GAUTHEREAU; Spons: Julien VINCENT & Adelaide > DUHON. Fr. > Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #432) > > LEBLANC, Adeline (Silvestre - of la pointe & Perosine DUHON) b. 31 Aug. > 1809, > bt. 1 July 1810 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBEAU; Mats: Jean > Baptiste > DUHON & Marie Josephe GAUTEREAU; Spons: Simon LEBLANC, fils & Marianne > PECAUD, > wife of Frederic PELLERIN. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #945) > > LEBLANC, Marie Erasie (Silvestre - of la pointe & Perosine DUHON) b. 6 > Sept. > 1813, bt. 7 Nov. 1813 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBAUD; > Mats: Jean > Baptiste DUHON & Marie Josephe GAUTEROT; Spons: Hypolite GUIDRY & > Marguerite > DUHON. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #1602) > > LEBLANC, Silvestre (Silvestre - of la pointe & Perosine DUHON) b. 27 > June 1815, > bt. 29 Oct. 1815 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & dec. Marguerite GUILBAUD; > Mats: Jean > Baptiste DUHON & Marie GAUTHEROT; Spons: Antoine GUIDRY & Felicite > DUHON. Fr. > Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #1923) > > LEBLANC, Joseph (Silvestre - inhabitant at la grand pointe & Perosine > DUHON) b. > 8 Jan. 1820, bt. 8 July 1821 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite > GUILBAUT; Mats: > Jean Baptiste DUHON & Marie GAUTEROT; Spons: Joseph LEBLANC & Marie > LEBLANC - > spouse of Julien BARRA. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.7, #1060) > > LEBLANC, Jean Baptiste (Silvestre & Perosine DUHON) b. 9 Feb. 1823, bt. > 10 Jan. > 1824 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBAUD; Mats: Jean Baptiste > DUHON & > Marie GODREAU [GAUTREAU]; Spons: Charles DUHON & Aspasie LEBLANC. Fr. > Marcel > BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.7, #1371) > > LEBLANC, Marie (Silvestre & Barosine DUYONS [Perosine DUHON]) b. 26 > Nov. 1826, > bt. conditionally on 15 May 1828 Spons: Francois LEBLANC & Azelie > LEBLANC. Fr. > Charles CHIAVEROTI (SM Ch.: v.7, #2032) > > > LEBLANC, Julie (Silvestre & Perosine DUHON) b. 1 April 1831, bt. 21 > Oct. 1832 > Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBEAUD; Mats: Baptiste DUHON & > Marie > GAUTROT; Spons: Louis GUEDRY & Marie Eurasie LEBLANC. Fr. Marcel > BORELLA (SM > Ch.: v.8, #354) > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---------------------------------- > LEBLANC, Marie (Simon & Marguerite GUILBAUT) b. 8 June 1784, bt. 27 > Aug. 1786 > Spons: Francois BERNARD & Magdeleine BROSSARD. Fr. GEFFROTIN (SM Ch.: > v.3, > #131) > > LEBLANC, Marie (Simon & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT - of Acadia) m. 12 Sept. > 1801 > Julien BARA (dec. Vincent & Marie Francoise LABBE - of Pointe Coupee on > the > Mississippi) Wits: Simon LEBLANC, Charles POTIER, Alexandre VINCENT, > Valerie > VINCENT, Pierre HARDY, Frederic TENHOLT, Baptiste BONIN. Fr. Michel > Bernard > BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #236) > > BARRA, Julien (dec. Vincent & Marie Francoise LABBE - of Pointe Coupee > on the > Mississippi) m. 12 Sept. 1801 Marie LEBLANC (Simon & Marguerite > GUILLEBAUT - of > Acadia) Wits: Simon LEBLANC, Charles POTIER, Alexandre VINCENT, > Valerie > VINCENT, Pierre HARDY, Frederic TENHOLT, Baptiste BONIN. Fr. Michel > Bernard > BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #236) > > BARRA, Julien m. Marie LEBLANC Succ. dated Nov. 1840 (SM Ct. Hse.: > Succ. #916) > > LEBLANC, Marie m. Julien BARRA d. 7 August 1844 at age 48 years > (SM Ch.: > v.5, p. 139) > > LEBLANC, Marie m. Julien BARRA In Succ. dated 15 Oct. 1844 (SM > Ct. Hse.: > Succ. #1027) > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ----------------------------------- > LEBLANC, Francois Joseph (Simon & Marguerite GILBAUX) b. 23 Sept. > 1787; bt. 8 > July 1789 Spons: Joseph GILBAUX - primo [cousin] & Marguerite LEBLANC > - > "hermana" [sister]. Fr. de DEVA (SM Ch.: v.4, #362) > > LEBLANC, Francois - inhabitant of this parish (Simon & Marguerite > GUILBAULT - > living in this parish) m. contract dated: 2 April 1812 Marguerite DUGAT > - wid. > of Amand GUILBAULT (Jean & Marguerite DUPUY - also residents of this > parish) > Wits: Joseph DUGAS, Francois GUILBAULT, Jean Charles GUILBAULT, Isaac > THIBODEAU, Charles POTIER; Seth LEWIS, Parish Judge (SM Ct.Hse.: > OA-v.27, #28) > > LEBLANC, Francois - inhabitant at la pointe, native of this parish > (major son of > Simon & Marguerite GUILBEAU) m. 28 April 1812 Marguerite DUGAS - widow > of dec. > Amand DUGAS; native of this parish (major daughter of dec. Jean - > inhabitant at > la Butte & dec. Marguerite DUPUY) Wits: Joseph DUGAT, Pierre CUVELIER, > Louis > CHEMIN, Alexandre LEDOUX. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.5, #259) > > DUGAS, Marguerite - wid. of Amand GUILBAULT (Jean DUGAT & Marguerite > DUPUY - > also residents of this parish) m. contract dated: 2 April 1812 Francois > LEBLANC > - inhabitant of this parish (Simon & Marguerite GUILBAULT - living in > this > parish) Wits: Joseph DUGAS, Francois GUILBAULT, Jean Charles > GUILBAULT, Isaac > THIBODEAU, Charles POTIER; Seth LEWIS, Parish Judge (SM Ct.Hse.: > OA-v.27, #28) > > DUGAS, Marguerite - widow of dec. Amand DUGAS; native of this parish > (major > daughter of dec. Jean - inhabitant at la Butte & dec.Marguerite DUPUY) > m. 28 > April 1812 Francois LEBLANC - inhabitant at la pointe, native of this > parish > (major son of Simon & Marguerite GUILBEAU) Wits: Joseph DUGAT, Pierre > CUVELIER, > Louis CHEMIN, Alexandre LEDOUX. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.5, #259) > > LEBLANC, Arsenne (Francois - of la pointe & Marguerite DUGAS) b. 5 > March 1813, > bt. 12 Sept. 1813 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBEAU; Mats: > dec. Jean > DUGAS & dec. Marguerite DUPUY; Spons: Francois BROUSSARD & Marie > THIBAUDOT. > Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #1584) > > LEBLANC, Julie (Francois - inhabitant at La pointe & Marguerite DUGAS) > b. 1 > April 1815, bt. 22 Sept. 1816 Pats: dec. Simon LEBLANC & dec. > Marguerite > GUILLEBAUD; Mats: dec. Jean DUGAS & Marguerite DUPUIS; Spons: Simon > LEBLANC & > Julie DUGAS. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.7, #35) > > LEBLANC, Francois (Francois - inhabitant at la pointe & Marguerite > DUGAST) b. 20 > May 1817, bt. 16 Aug. 1818 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite > GUILLEBAUD; Mats: > Jean DUGAST & Marguerite DUPUIS; Spons: Joseph LEBLANC & Julie > BABINAUD. Fr. > Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.7, #428) > > LEBLANC, Joseph Dorsineau (Francois - inhabitant at La grand pointe & > Marguerite > DUGAST) b. 2 July 1819, bt. 9 April 1820 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marie > GUILBAUD; > Mats: dec. Jean DUGAST & Marguerite DUPUIS; Spons: Joseph DUGAST & > Aspasie > BABINAUD. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.7, #820) > > LEBLANC, Ursin (Francois & Marguerite DUGAS) b. 14 June 1821- a twin, > bt. 7 Aug. > 1824 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBAUD; Mats: Jean DUGAS & > Marguerite > DUPUIS; Spons: Silvestre LEBLANC & Marie LEBLANC. Fr. Marcel BORELLA > (SM Ch.: > v.7, #1479) > > LEBLANC, Joseph Valsin (Francois & Marguerite DUGAS) b. 14 June 1821- a > twin, > bt. 7 Aug. 1824 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBAUD; Mats: Jean > DUGAS & > Marguerite DUPUIS; Spons: Silvestre LEBLANC & Marie LEBLANC. Fr. > Marcel > BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.7, #1480) > > LEBLANC, Simon (Francois & Marguerite DUGA) b. 10 Jan. 1824, bt. 5 June > 1824 > Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBAUD; Mats: Jean DUGAS & > Marguerite > DUPUIS; Spons: Louis BABINAUD dit Valiere & Arcene LEBLANC. Fr. Marcel > BORELLA > (SM Ch.: v.7, #1456) > > LEBLANC, Simon (Francois & Marguerite DUGAS) died 10 May 1825 at age > about 14 > mths. at his father's home at la pointe; buried 11 May 1825 in the > parish > cemetery. Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.4, #1697) > > DUGAS, Marguerite m. Francois LEBLANC d. 16 Nov. 1831 at age 45 yrs. > (SM Ch.: > v. 5, p. 13, # 82) > > DUGAS, Marguerite m. Francois LEBLANC Minor heirs: Arsene; Julie; > Joseph; > Dorsino; Valsin; Ursin. Succ. dated 29 Aug. 1832 (SM Ct. Hse.: Succ. > #698) > > LEBLANC, Francois m. Marguerite DUGAS Succ. dated 14 Sept. 1833 (SM > Ct. Hse.: > Succ. #738) > > > C > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Marsha M Ladner > > Hi, > Needing more information about the children of Simon Joseph > Leblanc and > Marguerite Guilbeau (2nd) wife > > and Simon's children from his 1st wife Catherine Thibodeaux. > > This would be 1750 to 1800 or so. Seems I have only their > names, no > dates, marriages, etc. > > 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. 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Marsha I am Confused again. Ain't you glad you found us? You have him as Simon Joseph. Klinepeter below has him as Simon Louis? Anyone have any ideas? The Simon Joseph of the period I am familiar with is on the river. The son of (70) Etienne & Isabelle Boudrot. Could this be the one you were looking for? His birth DOBR v 1a revised (Grand Pré Registers) pg 151 Simon Leblanc (Antoine Leblanc & Marie Babin bn 29 oct 1733 bt 29 oct 1733 spo René Leblanc (s) & Marie Gautrot; sig Antoine Leblanc (s) (SGA-2, 131) >From Klinepeter the Le Blanc Legacy p 353-356 If you haven't used this book before she collected the DOBR & some other LeBlanc entries and sorted them by family. we have found several problems so if anything looks funny please ask. His line (1)Daniel & Francoise Gaudet (4)Antoine & Marie Bourgeois (Jacques Bourgeois & Jeanne Trahan) (10)Antoine & Anne Jeanne Landry (Antoine Landry & Marie Thibodeau) (38)Antoine & Marie Babin (Charles Babin & Magdelaine Richard) Simon (Louis) With his 1st wife the only (surviving) child we know of is Comest Klinepeter have 10 children with his second. Organize what you have and post back to the list & I will list the others. Paul Le B l'Ascension Louisiane -----Original Message----- From: Cecil Van Duzee LEBLANC, Simon - native of Acadie; died 24 Dec. 1815 at age 82 years at his home; buried 25 Dec. 1815 in the parish cemetery. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.4, #1012) LEBLANC, Simon - Succ. dated 19 August 1816 (SM Ct.Hse.: Succ.#244) THIBODEAUX, Catherine wid. of Simon LEBLANC bur. 15 Nov. 1765. Fr. Jean FRANCOIS (SM Ch.: v.1, p.15) THIBODEAUX, Catherine wife of Simon LEBLANC bur. 15 Nov. 1765. Fr. Jean FRANCOIS, "cure de la nouvelle Acadie" [pastor of the new Acadia] (SM Ch.: Slave Funeral Register v.1, #34) GUILBEAUX, Marguerite - native of Acadie; spouse of Simon LEBLANC; inhabitant at La Pointe; died 13 March 1814 in the morning at age 68 yrs. at her home; buried 13 March 1814 in the parish cemetery. Signed: Charles POTIER, F. BARA. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.4, #883) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------- LEBLANC, Comme - of Acadie (Simon & Catherine THIBAUDOT) m. contract dated: 13 July 1781 Isabelle BROUSSARD, of Acadie (Athanas & Anne BOURGEOIS) Wits: Olivier THIBAUDOT, Claude MARTIN, Joseph BROUSSARD, Jean Baptiste HEBERT (SM Ct.Hse.: OA-vol.2, #21) BROUSSARD, Isabelle - of Acadie (Athanas & Anne BOUGEOIS) m. contract dated: 13 July 1781 Comme LEBLANC, of Acadie (Simon & Catherine THIBAUDOT) Wits: Olivier THIBAUDOT, Claude MARTIN, Joseph BROUSSARD, Jean Baptiste HEBERT (SM Ct.Hse.: OA-vol.2, #21) LEBLANC, Agricole (Come & Elizabeth BROSSARD) bt. 18 April 1786 at age 2 mths. Spons: Michel BROSSARD & Felise BERNARD. Fr. GEFFROTIN (SM Ch.: v.3, #107) LEBLANC, Alexis (Come & Isabelle BROUSSARD - of Acadia) b. 6 Jan. 1797, bt. 9 April 1797 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT - of Acadia; Mats: Thomas BROUSSARD & Anne BOURGEOIS - of Acadia; Spons: Isidore BROUSSARD & Eugenie LOUVIERE. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #845) LEBLANC, Anastasie (Come & Elizabeth BROUSSARD - of Acadia) b. about the 14 April 1798, bt. 29 July 1798 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Catherine THIBAUDAU - of Acadia; Mats: Athanase BROUSSAD & Anne BOURGEOIS - of Acadia; Spons: Joseph BROUSSARD & Marguerite LEBLANC. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.5, #72) LEBLANC, Frederic (Come & Isabelle BROUSSARD - of Acadia) bt. 22 March 1801 at age 7 1/2 mths. Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Louise THIBAUDAU - all of Acadia; Mats: Athanase BROUSSARD & Anne BOURGEOIS - all of Acadia; Spons: Agricole LEBLANC & Adelaide BROUSSARD. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.5, #347) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- LEBLANC, Ester (Simon & Marguerite GUILBAU) m. 2 Jan. 1786 Jean COMO - du Cap Francois - Isle St. Domingue (Victor - des Opelousas & Anne MICHEL) Fr. GEFFROTIN (SM Ch.: v.3, #91) COMEAUX, Jean - du Cap Francois - Isle St. Domingue (Victor COMO - des Opelousas & Anne MICHEL) m. 2 Jan. 1786 Ester LEBLANC (Simon & Marguerite GUILBAU) Fr. GEFFROTIN (SM Ch.: v.3, #91) COMEAUX, Julien (Jean COMAU & dec. Esther LEBLANC - of Acadia) b. 3 Aug. 1793, bt. 24 Jan. 1797 During a mission in the Carencro area at the home of the widow ARSONNAU. Pats: Victor COMO & Anne MICHEL; Mats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT; Spons: Pierre ARSONNEAU & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #819) LEBLANC, Ester (Simon & Marguerite GUILLEBOT) m. Jean CORMIER, bur. 28 Dec. 1796 at age 27 yrs. Died "de parto" [while giving birth]. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #101) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- LEBLANC, Frederic (Simon & Marguerite GUILBAU) b. 3 Feb. 1771, bt. 24 April 1771 Spons: Rene LEBLANC & Anne LANDRY. Fr. IRENEE, Capucin priest of Pointe Coupee at Attakapas, where there was no pastor. (SM Ch.: Folio A-1, p.7) LEBLANC, Frederic (Simon & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT) b. 3 Feb. 1771 Spons: Rene LEBLANC & Anne LANDRY. Fr. IRENEE (SM Ch.: v.1, p.18) LEBLANC, Louis (Simon & Marguerite GUILBAU) m. 25 Aug. 1794 Louise THIBODO (Amant & Gertrude BOURG) Wits: Simon LEBLANC, Aman THIBODAUX, Baptiste THIBODEAU, PEYTAVIN Du Bousquet. Fr. George MURPHY (SM Ch.: v.4, #98) THIBODEAUX, Louise (Amant THIBODO & Gertrude BOURG) m. 25 Aug. 1794 Louis LEBLANC (Simon & Marguerite GUILBAU) Wits: Simon LEBLANC, Aman THIBODAUX, Baptiste THIBODEAU, PEYTAVIN Du Bousquet. Fr. George MURPHY (SM Ch.: v.4, #98) LEBLANC, Placide (Frederic & Marguerite THIBAUDEAU) b. 20 Sept. 1795, bt. 24 Jan. 1797 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT - of Acadia; Mats: Amand THIBAUDEAU & Gertrude BURK - of Acadia. Spons: Jean COMAU & Gertrude THIBAUDEAU. During a mission in the Carencro area at the home of the widow ARSONNAU. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #820) LEBLANC, Narcisse (Frederick & Constance THIBAUDAU - from here) b. last of Feb. 1797, bt. 25 March 1798 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT - of Acadia; Mats: Amand THIBAUDAU & Gertrude BOURK - of Acadia; Spons: Pierre LEBLANC & Marie COMAU represented by Gertrude THIBAUDAU. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.5, #29) LEBLANC, Frederic (Frederic & Louise THIBAUDAU - of this parish) b. 3 Nov. 1798, bt. 25 April 1799 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT; Mats: Amand THIBAUDAU & Gertrude BURCK - all of Acadia; Spons: Baptiste THIBAUDAU & Marguerite COMAU. During a "Salida" [a missionary trip] to Carencro, at the place of Jean MOUTON, uncle. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.5, #142) LEBLANC, Julien (Frederic & Louise Constance THIBAUDAU - of this parish) b. 3 Oct. 1800, bt. 20 May 1802 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT; Mats: Amand THIBAUDAU & Gertrude BOURC - of Acadia; Spons: Louis COSTAN dit St. Julien & Marguerite LEBLANC. "Una Salida en" [during a missionary trip to] Carencro, continuing at the Widow ARSONNEAU. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.5, #462) LEBLANC, Caliste (Frederic & Louise THIBAUDEAU - of this parish) b. 7 Sept. 1802, bt. 2 Aug. 1803 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT; Mats: Armand THIBAUDEAU & Gertrude BOURCK - all of Acadia; Spons: Dominique BABINAUD & Magdeleine GOUTRAUT, widow of OCOING. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.6, #50) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------- LEBLANC, Agricole (Simon & Marguerite GUILBAU) b. 13 Nov. 1772, bt. 29 April 1773 Spons: Silvain BROUSSARD & Rosalie GUILBAU. Fr. IRENEE, of Pointe Coupee. (SM Ch.: Folio A-1, p.30) LEBLANC, Agricole (Simon & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT) b. 13 Nov. 1772, bt. 29 April 1773 Spons: Silvain BROUSSARD & Rosalie GUILLEBAUT. Fr. IRENEE (SM Ch.: v.1, p.34) LEBLANC, Agricole m. 25 Oct. 1793 Celeste SAVOYE Wits: FORSTALL, PEYTAVIN Du Bousquet, Job MATTHIOS. Fr. George MURPHY (SM Ch.: v.4, #92) LEBLANC, Suzanne (Agricole & Celeste SAVOY) bt. 9 July 1795 at age 8 mths. Spons: Joseph LEBLANC & Adelaide BROUSSARD. "Chez" [at the home of] Mr. Jean MOUTON, uncle, dit Chapeau. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #727) LEBLANC, Pierre Dosincourt (Agricole & Celeste SAVOY) b. 10 Sept. 1796, bt. 26 Jan. 1797 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT - all Acadians; Mats: Francois SAVOY & Marie MARTIN - all Acadians; Spons: Paul SAVOY & Marguerite SAVOY. Continuing the mission begun 24 Jan. 1797 in the home of Jean MOUTON, uncle. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #832) LEBLANC, Pierre (dec. Agricole & Marie Celeste SAVOIE - inhabitant at La Grand Pointe) died 25 Jan. 1818 at age about 21 years at his mother's; buried 26 Jan. 1818 in the parish cemetery. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.4, #1161) LEBLANC, Agricole (Agricole & Marie Celeste SAVOYE - from this parish) b. in April 1798, bt. 1 Jan. 1800 Pats: Simon LEBLANC and Marguerite GUILLEBAUT - of Acadia; Mats: Francois SAVOYE and Marie MARTIN - of Acadia; Spons: Jean St. Marc DARBY and Marie LEBLANC. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.5, #217) LEBLANC, Marie Marthe (Agricole & Marie Celeste SAVOYE - of this parish) bt. 8 March 1801 at age about 4 1/2 mths. Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT; Mats: Francois SAVOYE & Marie MARTIN - all of Acadia; Spons: Bartholomew FABRE Donoy & Marie Marthe St. Marc DARBY. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.5, #346) ***Marie Marthe Celeste*** LEBLANC, Marie (Agricole - of Bayou Teych & Celeste SAVOIE) b. 15 Oct. 1802, bt. 16 March 1806 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBEAU; Mats: Francois SAVOIE & Marie MARTIN; Spons: Philippe WILLS, represented by Pierre BROUSSARD & Susanne LEBLANC. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #321) ***Marie Antoinette*** LEBLANC, Marie Louise (Agricole, "habitant au large du" [living in the area around] Bayou Teych & Celeste SAVOIE) b. 1 Aug. 1809, bt. 14 Oct. 1810 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBRAU; Mats: dec. Francois SAVOIE & Marie MARTIN; Spons: Pierre LEBLANC & Lise PREJEAN. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #998) LEBLANC, Agricole m. Celeste SAVOIE; Succ. dated 15 April 1815 (SM Ct.Hse.: Succ.#192) SAVOIE, Celeste - spouse of Agricole LEBLANC; died 10 Aug. 1823 at 3:00 P.M. at age about 40 yrs. at the home of Alexandre WILS [WILTZ] on Bayou Teche; buried 11 Aug. 1823 in the parish cemetery. Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.4, #1589) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------- LEBLANC, Marguerite (Simon & Marguerite ----) b. 9 Sept. 1774 Spons: Come LEBLANC & Mair--- GUILBEAU. (SM Ch.: Folio B-1) LEBLANC, Margueritte (Simon & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT) b. 9 Sept. 1774, bt. Nov. 1774 Spons: Come LEBLANC & Anne GUILLBEAUT. Fr. IRENEE (SM Ch.: v.1, p.42) LEBLANC, Marguerite (Simon & Marguerite GUILEBAUD) m. 2 May 1791 Louis D'Erneville [ST. JULIEN] - of Bordeaux, France, bt. in St. John Parish (Julien & Marie Adelaide CASTNEY) Wits: Felix LOPES, Anaclet CORMIER, P. BROUSSARD. Fr. de DEVA (SM Ch.: v.4, #56) ST. JULIEN, Louis - of Bordeaux, France, bt. in St. John Parish (Julien & Marie Adelaide CASTNEY) m. 2 May 1791 Marguerite LEBLANC (Simon & Marguerite GUILEBAUD) Wits: Felix LOPES, Anaclet CORMIER, P. BROUSSARD. Fr. de DEVA (SM Ch.: v.4, #56) LEBLANC, Marguerite - of this parish (Simon & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT) m. to Julien Constant dit Cadet ST. JULIEN bur. 25 June 1803 at age 30 yrs. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #299) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------- LEBLANC, Joseph (Simon & Marguerite GUILBAUX) b. 14 Nov. 1776, bt. 1 Dec. 1776 Spons: Jean BOUDRO & Esther LEBLANC. Fr. Louis MARIE, Capucin of Opelousas during the absence of a priest in St. Joseph's of Attapakas Post. (SM Ch.: Folio B-1) LEBLANC, Joseph (Simon & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT) b. 14 Nov. 1776, bt. 1 Dec. 1776 Spons: Jean BOUDRAUD & Esther LEBLANC. Fr. Louis MARIE (SM Ch.: v.1, p.51) LEBLANC, Joseph (Simon & Marguerite GUILBEAU) m. 2 July 1821 Magdeleine WISSE wid. of Anaclet BROUSSARD and had 4 children (SM Ct.Hse.: OA-34-4583) LEBLANC, Joseph - native and inhabitant of this parish (major son of dec. Simon & dec. Marguerite GUILBEAU) m. 3 July 1821 Magdeleine WILTZ - native and inhabitant of this parish; widow of dec. Anaclet BROUSSARD (major daughter of Philippe VILLS & dec. Marie Rose DOZAT) Wits: Joseph DUCREST, Valmont RICHARD, Alexandre WISSE [WILTZ]. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #253) WILTZ, Magdeleine - native and inhabitant of this parish; widow of dec. Anaclet BROUSSARD (major daughter of Philippe VILLS & dec. Marie Rose DOZAT) m. 3 July 1821 Joseph LEBLANC - native and inhabitant of this parish (major son of dec. Simon & dec. Marguerite GUILBEAU) Wits: Joseph DUCREST, Valmont RICHARD, Alexandre WISSE [WILTZ]. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #253) LEBLANC, Marie (Joseph - inhabitant at La pointe & Marie Magdeleine WILTZ) b. 28 April 1822, bt. 16 June 1822 Pats: dec. Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBAUD; Mats: dec. Philippe WILTZ & Marie Rose DOZAT; Spons: Julien BARRA & Marie LEBLANC - spouse of the godfather. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.7, #1202) LEBLANC, Marguerite (Joseph & Magdelaine WILS [WILTZ]) b. 8 Nov. 1824, bt. 13 Sept. 1825 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBAUD; Mats: Philippe WILS [WILTZ] & Rosalie DOSA; Spons: Silvestre LEBLANC & Marie Silvanie BROUSSARD. Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.7, #1665) LEBLANC, Josephine (Joseph & Magdeleine WILTZ) b. 10 Dec. 1827, bt. conditionally on 7 May 1828 Spons: Zenon GOLLIER & Magdeleine WILTZ. Fr. Charles CHIAVEROTI (SM Ch.: v.7, #2026) LEBLANC, Adelaide (Joseph & Marie Magdelaine WILS [WILTZ]) b. 30 April 1831, bt. 6 July 1831 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBEAUD; Mats: Phillippe WILS [WILTZ] & Marie Rose DOSA; Spons: Anaclet Silvin BROUSSARD & Marie LEBLANC. Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.8, #109) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------- LEBLANC, Pierre (Simon & Marguerite G----) b. 29 June 1778, bt. 19 July 1778 Spons: Jean BERNARD & Scholastique ROBICHO. Fr. Louis MARIE, Cure of Opelousas. (SM Ch.: Folio B-1) LEBLANC, Pierre (Simon & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT) b. 29 June 1776 or 1778, bt. 19 July 1778 Spons: Jean BERARD & Scholastique BABINAUD. Fr. Louis MARIE (SM Ch.: v.1, p.62) LEBLANC, Eugenie (Pierre - of this Post & Hortense BROUSSARD) b. 2 April 1804, bt. 11 Nov. 1804 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBAUD; Mats: Augustin BROUSSARD & Anne LANDRY; Spons: Joseph LEBLANC & Polonne BROUSSARD. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #197) LEBLANC, Pierre (Pierre - of Vermillion & Hortense BROUSSARD) b. 21 Jan. 1806, bt. 9 May 1806 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBEAU; Mats: Augustin BROUSSARD & Anne LANDRY; Spons: Augustin BROUSSARD & Marie LEBLANC. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #339) LEBLANC, Pierre - of this Post (Simon & Marguerite GUILLEBEAU) d. 24 June 1806 at home at Vermillion, bur. 25 June 1806 at age 28 yrs. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.4, #431) LEBLANC, Pierre Simon widr. Hortence BROUSSARD; Children: Eugenie & Pierre; Succ. dated 20 Sept. 1811 (SM Ct.Hse.: Succ.#99) BROUSSARD, Hortence m. Pierre Simon LEBLANC In Succ. of Pierre Simon LEBLANC dated 20 Sept. 1811 (SM Ct.Hse.: Succ.#99) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------- LEBLANC, Simon (Simon & Marguerite GUILBAUT) bt. 28 April 1780 at age 2 mths. Spons: Francois DOUCET - represented by Francois GUILBAUT & Marie Josephe GRANTOT. Fr. L.M. GRUMEAU (Opel. Ch.: v.1-A, p.33) LEBLANC, Simon (dec. Simon & dec. Marguerite GUILBAUD) died 27 Oct. 1817 at age about 34 years at the home of his parent's at la pointe; buried 28 Oct. 1817 in the parish cemetery. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.4, #1136) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------- LEBLANC, Silvestre (Simon & Marguerite GILBO [GUILBEAU]) b. 13 Feb. 1782, bt. 19 May 1782 Spons: Frederic LEBLANC & Marie BERNARD. Fr. Joseph ARAZENA (SM Ch.: v.2, #46) LEBLANC, Silvestre (Simon & Marguerite GILBO [GUILBEAU]) b. 13 Feb. 1782, bt. 19 May 1782 Spons: Frederic LEBLANC & Marie BERNARD. Fr. Joseph ARAZENA (SM Ch.: v.2, #73) LEBLANC, Silvestre (major son of Simon - of LaPointe & Marguerite GUILBEAU) m. 11 Feb. 1806 Perosine DUHON (major daughter of Jean Baptiste & Marie Joseph GAUTREAUX) Wits: Jean HULLIN, Hyacinthe JACQUET. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.5, #50) DUHON, Perosine (major daughter of Jean Baptiste & Marie Josephe GAUTHREAUX) m. 11 Feb. 1806 Silvestre LEBLANC (major son of Simon - of LaPointe & Marguerite GUILBEAU) Wits: Jean HULLIN, Hyacinthe JACQUET. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.5, #50) LEBLANC, Aspasie (Silvestre - of La pointe & Perosine DUHON) b. 23 Dec. 1806, bt. 23 Aug. 1807 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBEAU; Mats: Jean Baptiste DUHON & Marie GAUTHEREAU; Spons: Julien VINCENT & Adelaide DUHON. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #432) LEBLANC, Adeline (Silvestre - of la pointe & Perosine DUHON) b. 31 Aug. 1809, bt. 1 July 1810 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBEAU; Mats: Jean Baptiste DUHON & Marie Josephe GAUTEREAU; Spons: Simon LEBLANC, fils & Marianne PECAUD, wife of Frederic PELLERIN. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #945) LEBLANC, Marie Erasie (Silvestre - of la pointe & Perosine DUHON) b. 6 Sept. 1813, bt. 7 Nov. 1813 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBAUD; Mats: Jean Baptiste DUHON & Marie Josephe GAUTEROT; Spons: Hypolite GUIDRY & Marguerite DUHON. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #1602) LEBLANC, Silvestre (Silvestre - of la pointe & Perosine DUHON) b. 27 June 1815, bt. 29 Oct. 1815 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & dec. Marguerite GUILBAUD; Mats: Jean Baptiste DUHON & Marie GAUTHEROT; Spons: Antoine GUIDRY & Felicite DUHON. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #1923) LEBLANC, Joseph (Silvestre - inhabitant at la grand pointe & Perosine DUHON) b. 8 Jan. 1820, bt. 8 July 1821 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBAUT; Mats: Jean Baptiste DUHON & Marie GAUTEROT; Spons: Joseph LEBLANC & Marie LEBLANC - spouse of Julien BARRA. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.7, #1060) LEBLANC, Jean Baptiste (Silvestre & Perosine DUHON) b. 9 Feb. 1823, bt. 10 Jan. 1824 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBAUD; Mats: Jean Baptiste DUHON & Marie GODREAU [GAUTREAU]; Spons: Charles DUHON & Aspasie LEBLANC. Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.7, #1371) LEBLANC, Marie (Silvestre & Barosine DUYONS [Perosine DUHON]) b. 26 Nov. 1826, bt. conditionally on 15 May 1828 Spons: Francois LEBLANC & Azelie LEBLANC. Fr. Charles CHIAVEROTI (SM Ch.: v.7, #2032) LEBLANC, Julie (Silvestre & Perosine DUHON) b. 1 April 1831, bt. 21 Oct. 1832 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBEAUD; Mats: Baptiste DUHON & Marie GAUTROT; Spons: Louis GUEDRY & Marie Eurasie LEBLANC. Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.8, #354) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------- LEBLANC, Marie (Simon & Marguerite GUILBAUT) b. 8 June 1784, bt. 27 Aug. 1786 Spons: Francois BERNARD & Magdeleine BROSSARD. Fr. GEFFROTIN (SM Ch.: v.3, #131) LEBLANC, Marie (Simon & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT - of Acadia) m. 12 Sept. 1801 Julien BARA (dec. Vincent & Marie Francoise LABBE - of Pointe Coupee on the Mississippi) Wits: Simon LEBLANC, Charles POTIER, Alexandre VINCENT, Valerie VINCENT, Pierre HARDY, Frederic TENHOLT, Baptiste BONIN. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #236) BARRA, Julien (dec. Vincent & Marie Francoise LABBE - of Pointe Coupee on the Mississippi) m. 12 Sept. 1801 Marie LEBLANC (Simon & Marguerite GUILLEBAUT - of Acadia) Wits: Simon LEBLANC, Charles POTIER, Alexandre VINCENT, Valerie VINCENT, Pierre HARDY, Frederic TENHOLT, Baptiste BONIN. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.4, #236) BARRA, Julien m. Marie LEBLANC Succ. dated Nov. 1840 (SM Ct. Hse.: Succ. #916) LEBLANC, Marie m. Julien BARRA d. 7 August 1844 at age 48 years (SM Ch.: v.5, p. 139) LEBLANC, Marie m. Julien BARRA In Succ. dated 15 Oct. 1844 (SM Ct. Hse.: Succ. #1027) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- LEBLANC, Francois Joseph (Simon & Marguerite GILBAUX) b. 23 Sept. 1787; bt. 8 July 1789 Spons: Joseph GILBAUX - primo [cousin] & Marguerite LEBLANC - "hermana" [sister]. Fr. de DEVA (SM Ch.: v.4, #362) LEBLANC, Francois - inhabitant of this parish (Simon & Marguerite GUILBAULT - living in this parish) m. contract dated: 2 April 1812 Marguerite DUGAT - wid. of Amand GUILBAULT (Jean & Marguerite DUPUY - also residents of this parish) Wits: Joseph DUGAS, Francois GUILBAULT, Jean Charles GUILBAULT, Isaac THIBODEAU, Charles POTIER; Seth LEWIS, Parish Judge (SM Ct.Hse.: OA-v.27, #28) LEBLANC, Francois - inhabitant at la pointe, native of this parish (major son of Simon & Marguerite GUILBEAU) m. 28 April 1812 Marguerite DUGAS - widow of dec. Amand DUGAS; native of this parish (major daughter of dec. Jean - inhabitant at la Butte & dec. Marguerite DUPUY) Wits: Joseph DUGAT, Pierre CUVELIER, Louis CHEMIN, Alexandre LEDOUX. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.5, #259) DUGAS, Marguerite - wid. of Amand GUILBAULT (Jean DUGAT & Marguerite DUPUY - also residents of this parish) m. contract dated: 2 April 1812 Francois LEBLANC - inhabitant of this parish (Simon & Marguerite GUILBAULT - living in this parish) Wits: Joseph DUGAS, Francois GUILBAULT, Jean Charles GUILBAULT, Isaac THIBODEAU, Charles POTIER; Seth LEWIS, Parish Judge (SM Ct.Hse.: OA-v.27, #28) DUGAS, Marguerite - widow of dec. Amand DUGAS; native of this parish (major daughter of dec. Jean - inhabitant at la Butte & dec.Marguerite DUPUY) m. 28 April 1812 Francois LEBLANC - inhabitant at la pointe, native of this parish (major son of Simon & Marguerite GUILBEAU) Wits: Joseph DUGAT, Pierre CUVELIER, Louis CHEMIN, Alexandre LEDOUX. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.5, #259) LEBLANC, Arsenne (Francois - of la pointe & Marguerite DUGAS) b. 5 March 1813, bt. 12 Sept. 1813 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBEAU; Mats: dec. Jean DUGAS & dec. Marguerite DUPUY; Spons: Francois BROUSSARD & Marie THIBAUDOT. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.6, #1584) LEBLANC, Julie (Francois - inhabitant at La pointe & Marguerite DUGAS) b. 1 April 1815, bt. 22 Sept. 1816 Pats: dec. Simon LEBLANC & dec. Marguerite GUILLEBAUD; Mats: dec. Jean DUGAS & Marguerite DUPUIS; Spons: Simon LEBLANC & Julie DUGAS. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.7, #35) LEBLANC, Francois (Francois - inhabitant at la pointe & Marguerite DUGAST) b. 20 May 1817, bt. 16 Aug. 1818 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILLEBAUD; Mats: Jean DUGAST & Marguerite DUPUIS; Spons: Joseph LEBLANC & Julie BABINAUD. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.7, #428) LEBLANC, Joseph Dorsineau (Francois - inhabitant at La grand pointe & Marguerite DUGAST) b. 2 July 1819, bt. 9 April 1820 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marie GUILBAUD; Mats: dec. Jean DUGAST & Marguerite DUPUIS; Spons: Joseph DUGAST & Aspasie BABINAUD. Fr. Gabriel ISABEY (SM Ch.: v.7, #820) LEBLANC, Ursin (Francois & Marguerite DUGAS) b. 14 June 1821- a twin, bt. 7 Aug. 1824 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBAUD; Mats: Jean DUGAS & Marguerite DUPUIS; Spons: Silvestre LEBLANC & Marie LEBLANC. Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.7, #1479) LEBLANC, Joseph Valsin (Francois & Marguerite DUGAS) b. 14 June 1821- a twin, bt. 7 Aug. 1824 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBAUD; Mats: Jean DUGAS & Marguerite DUPUIS; Spons: Silvestre LEBLANC & Marie LEBLANC. Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.7, #1480) LEBLANC, Simon (Francois & Marguerite DUGA) b. 10 Jan. 1824, bt. 5 June 1824 Pats: Simon LEBLANC & Marguerite GUILBAUD; Mats: Jean DUGAS & Marguerite DUPUIS; Spons: Louis BABINAUD dit Valiere & Arcene LEBLANC. Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.7, #1456) LEBLANC, Simon (Francois & Marguerite DUGAS) died 10 May 1825 at age about 14 mths. at his father's home at la pointe; buried 11 May 1825 in the parish cemetery. Fr. Marcel BORELLA (SM Ch.: v.4, #1697) DUGAS, Marguerite m. Francois LEBLANC d. 16 Nov. 1831 at age 45 yrs. (SM Ch.: v. 5, p. 13, # 82) DUGAS, Marguerite m. Francois LEBLANC Minor heirs: Arsene; Julie; Joseph; Dorsino; Valsin; Ursin. Succ. dated 29 Aug. 1832 (SM Ct. Hse.: Succ. #698) LEBLANC, Francois m. Marguerite DUGAS Succ. dated 14 Sept. 1833 (SM Ct. Hse.: Succ. #738) C ----- Original Message ----- From: Marsha M Ladner Hi, Needing more information about the children of Simon Joseph Leblanc and Marguerite Guilbeau (2nd) wife and Simon's children from his 1st wife Catherine Thibodeaux. This would be 1750 to 1800 or so. Seems I have only their names, no dates, marriages, etc. Thanks, Marsha