National Archives at Quebec: http://www.anq.gouv.qc.ca/conservation/dossiers.htm Lucie LeBlanc Consentino Acadian & French Canadian Ancestral Home www.acadian-home.org <http://www.acadian-home.org/> Am-Can Gen Soc www.acgs.org <http://www.acgs.org/> CMA 2004 - www.cma2004.com Grand-Pré - http://www.grand-pre.com/ www.umoncton.ca/etudeacadiennes/centre/cea.html <http://www.umoncton.ca/etudeacadiennes> <http://www.grand-pre.com/>

Here are the names I have: Jean-Baptiste Anne Augustin de Bienville Payen-Noyan (Gille-Augustin and Jeanne Faucon-Du Manoir) b. abt 1733 in New Orleans d. (executed) 25 Oct 1769 in New Orleans; m. 1767 in New Orleans, Marguerite Chauvin-Lafreniere b. abt 1726 in New Orleans, d/o Nicolas Chauvin-Lafreniere and Marguerite Catherine Hubert-Belair Gilles-Augustin was a nephew of Bienville > From: Rimous45@aol.com > Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2003 09:08:35 EST > To: ACADIAN-CAJUN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Jean-Baptiste Bienville de Noyen? > Resent-From: ACADIAN-CAJUN-L@rootsweb.com > Resent-Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2003 07:08:51 -0700 > > Can someone give me the names of the parents of Jean Baptiste Bienville de > Noyen who married the daughter [I don't have her name] of Nicolas Chauvin and > Marguerite-Catherine Hubert? Also the marriage date and place for this > couple. > Thank you, > Paula > > > ==== ACADIAN-CAJUN Mailing List ==== > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/CAN/ACADIAN-CAJUN.html > This is the link to our archives. You may search or browse. Also, subscribe > or unsubscribe and contact admin. > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go > to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Can someone give me the names of the parents of Marguerite-Catherine Hubert? Also the marriage date and place of Marguerite-Catherine and Nicolas Chauvin? [Perhaps about 1750]. Thank you, Paula

Can someone give me the names of the parents of Jean Baptiste Bienville de Noyen who married the daughter [I don't have her name] of Nicolas Chauvin and Marguerite-Catherine Hubert? Also the marriage date and place for this couple. Thank you, Paula

On Sun, 14 Dec 2003 14:28:12 -0600, Roger A. Rozendal wrote: >Joseph Guilbeau, born ca 1731, was the son of Charles Guilbeau & Marie-Anne >Comeau (parents in White "DICTIONNAIRE" p. 781). In the 1766 Cabanocey >census, he is listed alone, age 35. On 2 October 1767, he married Catherine >Comeau (Bourgeois "CABANOCEY" p. 171). I have been unable to determine the >parents of Catherine. The succession documents of Catherine Comeau provide a clue to her ancestry. Eileen Behram's translation and abstraction of the few surviving St James Parish colonial civil records shows that Catherine Comeau, widow Guilbeaux, died 16 Mar 1782 and in her will she provides for her "little nephew", Francois Comeau. Dwayne Montz __________________________________________ http://my.ohio.voyager.net/~damontz/montzfamily/

I am trying to find out what is proven regarding my ancestor, Jean-Pierre Clement. What I know is that he married in Assumption Parish, LA, on August 27, 1810 to Adelaide De L'Aune, daughter of Jean De L'Aune and Marianne Part, and died ca. 1840. Some people have claimed that Jean-Pierre was the son of Jean Vincent dit Clement and Jeanne Baste, who married in St. Servan, France, on June 25, 1765. I have found Jean and Jeanne's marriage record, but no evidence that their child was the Jean-Pierre Clement who emigrated to Louisiana and married Adelaide. If anyone has documentation linking Jean-Pierre Clement to Jean Vincent dit Clement and Jeanne Baste, please let me know! I am happy to share what I have on this line. cheers, Gordon Bonnet Trumansburg NY

Not sure how the Serreau name connects w/the LePoupet name--suggestions are welcomed. Thank you. Trev He and another Acadian named Petitpas, with their families, were prisoners in Boston in 1692; and the English governor sent them, with two French deserters, to capture Baron De St. Castine, at Penobscot, keeping their families as hostages. They revealed the plan and gave up the deserters, (b) and subsequently received from the French authorities a grant of money for their services. St. Aubin probably went to France in 1703, and hence was absent at the time of Church's visit. He is afterwards heard of at Port Royal, where in 1705 he seems to have died in poverty, (c) caused doubtless, by his losses through Church's expedition. A son of his, Louis Simon de St. Aubin, le Poupet, Chevalier de la Boularderie, in 1702 married Magdalaine Melancon, and was Captain of a company at the defense at Port Royal against the British in 1707.

> According to Bona Arsenault, "Joseph GUILBEAU, married to Madeleine MICHEL > (Jacques & Catherine COMEAU) was at Ristigouche in 1761, and settled in > Louisiana. Joseph was a widower in 1766 and lived at St. James [LA] with his > children. In 1769 he remarried to Catherine COMEAUX [sic], he died on 1 Sep > 1765, and this was his 1st wife's mother's name!], born in 1728, and > occupied lot number 98 on the east bank of the Mississippi at St. James > [Parish, LA]" > > > > However, this information is NOT confirmed by Stephen White (page 781), nor > can any record be found in Louisiana sources to verify. Would anyone out > there be able to tell me which Joseph Guilbeau this would have been? > > > > Thanks > > > > Andy Scott Arsenault (p. 2502) mixed two Joseph Guilbeaus. Joseph Guilbeau dit L'Officier, born in 1710 and married to Madeleine Michel, died in 1765 (White "DICTIONNNAIRE" p. 782). Joseph Guilbeau, born ca 1731, was the son of Charles Guilbeau & Marie-Anne Comeau (parents in White "DICTIONNAIRE" p. 781). In the 1766 Cabanocey census, he is listed alone, age 35. On 2 October 1767, he married Catherine Comeau (Bourgeois "CABANOCEY" p. 171). I have been unable to determine the parents of Catherine. In the 1769 Cabanocey census Family #98 is listed: Joseph Guilbeau age 38 Catherine Comeau wife age 41 Roger A. Rozendal rogroz@swbell.net

Good Morning According to Bona Arsenault, "Joseph GUILBEAU, married to Madeleine MICHEL (Jacques & Catherine COMEAU) was at Ristigouche in 1761, and settled in Louisiana. Joseph was a widower in 1766 and lived at St. James [LA] with his children. In 1769 he remarried to Catherine COMEAUX [sic], he died on 1 Sep 1765, and this was his 1st wife's mother's name!], born in 1728, and occupied lot number 98 on the east bank of the Mississippi at St. James [Parish, LA]" However, this information is NOT confirmed by Stephen White (page 781), nor can any record be found in Louisiana sources to verify. Would anyone out there be able to tell me which Joseph Guilbeau this would have been? Thanks Andy Scott

In a message dated 12/9/03 11:01:46 AM Pacific Standard Time, ACADIAN-CAJUN-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Jean Gaudet m (Unknown wife)---3 lines In reply to your JEAN GAUDET m. ( Unknown wife ) ......... in the , once again, Diocese of BATON ROUGE CATHOLIC CHURCH RECORDS, Acadian Records, 1707 - 1748 , Volume 1a Revised ..................... there is a listing of your GAUDET surname .............. page 72 . I have posted more information, I am not sure if you are recieving it. I have not done this before. Hopefully you have recieved the information. if not, I would be happy to forward. It reads : GAUDET sometimes GODET Estienne Godet ( Pierre Godet and Madeleine Pitre ) bn. 14 April 1729, bt. 25 June 1729 spo. Derosier Racois (s) ( priest writes ETIENNE RACOIS Des ROSIERS ) and Isabelle Godet ( SGA-2, 262 ) Marguerite Gaudet (J. B. Gaudet and Marie Joseph Darouet habitans of the parish of l ' Assomption de la tres vierge de Pigiguit ) , bn. 1 April 1732, bt. 1 June 1732 spo. Honore Girouard and Anne Grange ( SGA-2, 118 )

In a message dated 12/9/03 11:01:46 AM Pacific Standard Time, ACADIAN-CAJUN-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Pierre Broussard m Marguerite Bourque Hello, Martha , again ......... I am slowly going though your names here on your list. In the same volume as before, VOLUME 1a revised of the DIOCESE OF BATON ROUGE CATHOLIC CHURCH RECORDS, page 44 ......... it reads : Joseph Brossar, age ca 27 ( Pierre Brossar and decd. Marie Bourg, of the parish of la Ste Famille de Pigiguit ) m. 28 Feb. 1740 Ursule Leblanc, age ca 27 ( Pierre Leblanc and Francoise Landry ) wit. Pierre ({+ } Brossar; Claude { + } Brossar; Pierre Leblanc ( s ); Charle Dugas ( s ) ; Jacques { + } He'bert; Jean { + } Leblanc ; Pierre Allain ( s ) ( Priest writes HALEN ); sig. Joaseph Brossard ( s ) ; Ursule { + } Leblanc ( SGA-3, 4a - 4b ) Joseph Broussard ( Joseph Brossar and Ursule Leblanc ) bn. 26 Feb. 1741, bt. 27 Feb. 1741 spo. Estienne Leblanc and Anne Leblanc ( SGA-3, 7b ) Marie Brossar ( Joseph Brossar and Ursule Leblanc ) bn. 2 Sept. 1744, bt. 2 Sept. 1744 spo. Joseph Leblanc and Marie Leblanc; sig. Joseph Brossard ( s ) ( SGA-3, 27b ) Marie Blanche Broussar ( Joseph Broussar and Marguerite Leblanc ) bn. 17 April 1746, bt. 17 April 1746 spo. Jean Richart and Blanche Leblanc ( SGA-3, 37b ) Charles Brossard, age ca 26 ( Pierre Brosar and decd. Marguerite Bourg ) m. 7 June 1746 ( consanguinity 3rd degree on one side , 3rd to 4th on other ) Magdelaine Leblanc, age 19 ( Rene Leblanc and Marguerite Tebaut ) wit. Pierre { + } Brossar; R. LeBlanc ( s ) ( priest writes Rene Leblanc ) ; Claude Brossar; Pierre Leblanc ( s ) ; Joseph Terriot ( s ) ; { + } Claude Brossar; sig. Charles { + } Brossar; sig. Charles { + } Brossar; Magdeleine { + } Leblanc ( SGA - 3, 38a ) Jean Brossar, age ca 2- ( second digit omitted ), of Pigiguit ( Claude Brossar and Anne Babin ) m. 4 July 1747 ( consanguinity 4th degree ) Osite Landry, age ca 17 ( Jean Landry and Magdeleine Melancon ) wit. Claude {+} Brossar;; Jean Landry; Pierre {+} Brossar; Jean { + } Grange; Joseph { + } Leblanc; Jean Landry (s) ; sig. Jean {+} Brossar; Osite {+} Landry ( SGA - 3 43b - 44a ) Same volume, another page................. page 43 Charles Brossard ( Joseph Brossard and Ursule Lelanc ) bn. 11 Apr. 1743, bt. 12 Apr 1743 spo. Abraham Dugast and Anne Blanchard; sig. Joseph Brossard (s) ( SGA - 3, 20a ) NOTES: SGA - St. Gabriel Church Parish spo. - sponsors bn. - born bt - baptized sic - as written sig. - signatures wit. - witnesses bur. - buried

In a message dated 12/9/03 11:01:46 AM Pacific Standard Time, ACADIAN-CAJUN-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > 4 family lines from the children of Francois Broussard &Catherine Richard > > Hello, I am Martha. I do have the books from the dioces of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records. In this one volume , " Vol. 1a, Acadian Records, 1707 - 1746 " revised ........ I did found a child of Francois Brossard and Catherine Richard. It's on page 44 of this volume. It reads : CLAUDE BROSSARD, of this parish of PORT ROYAL, ( Francois Brossard, decd. and Catherine Richard ) m. 24 Oct. 1718 Anne BABIN, of PIGIGUIT, ( Vincent Babin and Anne TERRIOT ) wit. { + } , Pierre Richard; Vincent Babin (s); { + } Rene Richart; Charle Babin (s) ; Jan Babin ( s ) , ( SGA-2,258 ) There are more members of this family listed. If you would like I'de be happy to send to you. Hope this helps you in some way........ Good luck on your family Martha

On the website: http://www.hantscounty.com/landry/landry_program_e I found the following: Landry Family 2004 Preliminary Program Programme (préliminaire) | Bienvenue / Welcome Saturday, August 7, 2004 Welcome all day at the Windsor Tourist Bureau Mass times and church locations will be published for Windsor and Hantsport Beginning 7:00 pm - O'Brien Building, Exhibition Park Registration, reception, cash bar, music. Sunday, August 8, 2004 Breakfast on your own Mass times and church locations will be published for Windsor and Hantsport 7:00 am - Early bird walk to Fort Edward (Deportation site in 1755) 8:00 am - Registration - O'Brien Building, Exhibition Park Morning -Information and cultural kiosks - Tours to Landry Farm and Sainte Famille Cemetery - Walking tours 11:30 to 1:30 - Food service available Afternoon - Tours to Landry Farm and Sainte Famille Cemetery - Information and cultural kiosks - Walking tours 4:30 to 6:30 - Food service available 7:00 pm - Reception with local dignitaries (Speaker) Fais dodo (Dance) with band Beau Phare Monday, August 9, 2004 Breakfast on your own Tours to Landry Farm and Sainte Famille Cemetery ==============+++++++++++++++================ Abreviated schedule for Saturday and Sunday: Saturday, August 7, 2004 - 7:00 pm - O'Brien Building, Exhibition Park - Registration, reception, cash bar, music. Sunday, August 8, 2004 7:00 am - Early bird walk to Fort Edward (Deportation site in 1755) 8:00 am - Registration - O'Brien Building, Exhibition Park - Hants Exhibition Park and O'Brien Building - 239 Wentworth Rd, Windsor -Box 368 - Windsor , NS B0N 2T0 Telephone: 798-0000 - Fax: 798-2999 Morning - and Afternoon Information and cultural kiosks - Morning and Afternoon - - Walking tours and Tours to Landry Farm and Sainte Famille Cemetery Tours to Landry Farm and Sainte Famille Cemetery 11:30 to 1:30 - (Lunch Break) Food service available 4:30 to 6:30 - (Evening Meal) Food service available 7:00 pm - Reception with local dignitaries (Speaker) - followed by a Fais dodo (Dance) with band Beau Phare It appears that most of the Landry activities are concentrated into 2 days, with Monday being a duplication. Please let me know if there are any additions or changes.

Hi Leslie, Marguerite Denis bn. abt 1827, died 1 14 1858 Lucien Huard bn. 4 13 1817 died 10 30 1892 Rose Mercier (Augistin & Rosalie Parise) married Francois Grenier not (Bernier) Port Daniel 12 1 1849 There is a typo in Les Registres de Paspebiac p. 134 I have no date for her marriage to Lucien Huard. Francois Grenier was married first to Lucie Huard P.D. 2 19 1832 Les Registres de la Gaspesie p. 150 I should of looked in here before posting. Thank You Have a nice day! Rose _________________________________________________________________ Our best dial-up offer is back. Get MSN Dial-up Internet Service for 6 months @ $9.95/month now! http://join.msn.com/?page=dept/dialup

For anyone with ancestors from Shemogue, Cap-Pele, Barachois, Bouctouche, Cocagne, Grande-Digue, St-Anselme, Scoudouc and Memramcook – [all in New Brunswick]: transcriptions of the parish records are available for purchase. Please contact me privately for more information. Lucie Lucie LeBlanc Consentino Acadian & French Canadian Ancestral Home www.acadian-home.org <http://www.acadian-home.org/> Am-Can Gen Soc www.acgs.org <http://www.acgs.org/> CMA 2004 - www.cma2004.com Grand-Pré - http://www.grand-pre.com/ www.umoncton.ca/etudeacadiennes/centre/cea.html <http://www.umoncton.ca/etudeacadiennes> <http://www.grand-pre.com/>

Hi to all, Would someone have the parents of Rose Mercier? The marriage dates of her marriages to: 1.) Francois Bernier (his parents ?) 2.) Lucien Huard ( Louis & Gen. Delarosbille )Paspebiac,Bonaventure Co., @uebec Lucien 's first marriage was to Marguerite Denis (Louis & Adelaide Huard) married 1 20 1845 in Paspebiac,Quebec Marguerite died 1 14 1858 @ 31 ans. Thank You Rose _________________________________________________________________ Winterize your home with tips from MSN House & Home. http://special.msn.com/home/warmhome.armx

Hi to all, My name is Keith LeBouef. I'm cajun and was born and raised in Houma La. I now live in Titusville Fl. for the last 13 years or so. I am now involved with a Canadian, French genealogy society in Melbourne, Fl. This is where I finally got to meet in person my first Acadian Cousins and vise versa, I'm the first cajun for them to meet with an exception of one or two. Last month I saw a video called Acadie Liberte' and really enjoyed it. It was of the Acadians that settled Acadie and farmed the land for their families and then of the expulsion all the way to when they made it to La. The Group wants me to do a presentation on our cajun heritage. A proud cajun that I am said I'll be honored to do one even though I never done a thing like this before, but figured I have enough memories and all kinds of stories to share of our way of life that i think I'll do alright. I was wondering if anyone could steer me in the right direction to find some videos that could possibly start where t! he other left off and that was the Acadians arriving in La. from England. It would be great to be able to present a video from when the Acaidians arrived and settled in Acadiana to present day life in Cajun Country. Thanks and any help is greatly appreciated, Keith LeBouef PS I'm gonna read the Cajun Night Before Christmas story at the Christmas party next Monday. I'm excited about it as it will be my first time reading it to a group of people. With my accent it should prove to bon temp, can't wait.

Has the schedule of events for the Landry Family Reunion been finalized? I need to know the schedule in order to plan my trip to Windsor. Don Landry don2717@cox.net

Hi Keith... I have the video "Acadie Liberté" along with another (both purchased this summer in Grand Pré) The title of the second one is "Against the Tide... The Story of the Cajun People of Louisiana". They are both wonderful videos. Alice Hi to all, My name is Keith LeBouef. I was wondering if anyone could steer me in the right direction to find some videos that could possibly start where t! he other left off and that was the Acadians arriving in La. from England.

We're in the middle of December right now, preparing for the holidays, but take a moment to remember... Right around now, in 1758, some time between December 10 and December 15, during the Acadian expulsion of Prince Edward Island, some 700 Acadians died when their decrepit and overcrowded ships sank crossing the Atlantic for France. Sir Arthur Doughty, Canada's first Dominion Archivist and Keeper of the Public Records, wrote about this some time after 1904: "The largest of these transports was the Duke William; another was named the Violet.... Nine transports sailed in consort, but were soon caught in a violent tempest and scattered. On December 10 the Duke William came upon the Violet in a sinking condition; and notwithstanding all efforts at rescue, the Violet went down with nearly four hundred souls. Meanwhile the Duke William herself had sprung a leak. For a time she was kept afloat by empty casks in the hold, but presently it became evident that the ship was doomed...an explosion occurred and the Duke William went down, taking three hundred persons to a watery grave…” Je me souviens... -- Scott Michaud http://MichaudBarn.com _________________________________________________________________ Winterize your home with tips from MSN House & Home. http://special.msn.com/home/warmhome.armx