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1. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] unsubscribe [1]
Going on vacation for 3 weeks. thanks Cindy searching Boudreau (PEI, Bathurst), Applin (Northern Peninsula of NL), Gallant (PEI, Cape Breton, NL)
2. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Landrys of Kankakee and Bourbonnais, Ill [1]
Does anyone know when the Landrys came to the Kankakee and Bourbonnais, Ill area and where they came from and where they were initially originated. Don Landry
3. RE: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Court Houses [1]
Here's a link that you might helpful ! ! ! I know I do. Louisiana Clerks of Court http://www.lafayetteparishclerk.com/district.html Rita -----Original Message----- From: SHIRLEY LEBLANC [mailto:sat1@prodigy.net] Sent: Monday, July 21, 2003 5:13 PM To: ACADIAN-CAJUN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Court Houses Each Parish has a Government seat which is the Parish Court House and every city and town would have their Govt. seat - City Hall. Shirley LeBlanc Deboo5 wrote: Does
4. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Re: Paper of Record and History Television [1]
I just received this from Paper of Record today. It does say to pass it along so here it is. The search feature is rougher than Ancestry's. (meaning many false hits) What I do is if I'm looking for someone who died on March 15, 1865. I put March in the search box. The top boxes on the right hand side have start date features. Those I would set for March in one box 14 in the other. So it's a good idea before you go to look thru your data for dates you have. You do need adobe reader to read the paper
5. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Re:Can anyone help? [1]
Hi Listers, Lucie and Valerie, Just a note, that in the back of Dudley J. LeBlanc's book "The Acadian Miracle", was attached, the pedigree chart of his family lines. I had it but have misplaced it in my files! :o) If someone has that book with the chart, that might help Valerie, since he was probably a first cousin. Linda Louviere d'Amours. Hi Listers, Are any of our Cajun Cousins able to help Valerie in this search? Valerie LeBlanc vleblanc@bgfood.com Thank you!B Lucie My husband thinks he rememb
6. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Court Houses [1]
Does each city in Louisiana have a court house, or is it each parish that has a court house located in one of its cities? D.J.
7. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] BIrth/Death dates [1]
Hi All, Am looking for the birth dates and death dates for Marie Cleonise BLANCHARD, minor daughter of Pierre & Marie Francoise BERNARD. Marie Cleonise married 25 Jul 1831 St. Michael's Catholic Church, Convent, La. Pierre MICHEL son of Jean Pierre & Marie Marguerite BLANCHARD. (DOBR, Vol. 5 Rev'd, p. 74, [SMI-2, 187] Marriage). Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Andy Scott
8. Re: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Charles Babineau married to Anne Guilbeau [1]
Hi Roger and All, This is what I have in my database: Family ID 69 Husband: Charles Louis (Dit DESLAURIES) BABINEAU - 101  Birth: 1735 Death: 1775 Father: Clement BABINEAU - 671 Mother: Renee (Dit Renocke) BOURG - 672 (1676-)  Marriage: 5 Feb 1770 Place: Restigouche, Que.  Wife: Anne GUILBEAU - 100  Birth: 1739 Place: Port Royal, Acadia, Can
9. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Louis Alexandre Harang b. 1768 [1]
Harang was a German Coast line - later moved to Attakapas. Stanley -----Original Message----- From: MJGOQ@aol.com [mailto:MJGOQ@aol.com] Sent: Sunday, July 20, 2003 2:09 PM To: ACADIAN-CAJUN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Louis Alexandre Harang b. 1768 Does anyone have any information on Louis Alexandre Harang who married Marie Celeste Fortier b. 1770 New Orleans, La. Thanks! mj ==== ACADIAN-CAJUN Mailing List ==== The number one rule of this list is no flaming. If something is posted to
10. Re: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] List of Acadian Deportees [1]
A comment on the Acadians who went to New Orleans in 1785: I don't know that any of them stayed there. The 1785 exiles sailed on the Seven Ships from France. The majority settled along Bayou Lafourche, a number at Attakapas, some at Galveztown, St. Gabriel and those of my lines at Bayou Des Ecores (Thompson's Creek) which was north of Baton Rouge on the east side of the Mississippi. They were displaced by a hurricane within five years and most settled in West Baton Rouge and Pointe Coupee. I offer this bec
11. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Aristide Guidry [1]
Sorry, I should have said that the marriage below was done in Louisiana. Looking for info about Aristide GUIDRY who married Rosa Courfbert DELANEUVILLE on 22 Nov 1859. HIs parents are Valentine and Seraphine Dugas. I am interested in his siblings and where they settled. I would also like to know of any of his children. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Beryl Bourgeois
12. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Chicoudy - New name [1]
Does anyone know the new name for the village? of Chicoudy? Thanks Anne
13. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Marie Marquis [1]
In the 1766 census of Cabanocey is found: Abraham Roy age 35 Sauveur, son age 7 Marie, daughter age 11 Catherine, widow Lafaye age 40 Marie Marquis, her neice age 16 In the 1769 census in Attakapas, Narie Marquis, age 19, is listed with Michel Bernard and his wife Marie Guilbeau. DOBRCCR V. 2, p. 518 MARQUIS, Marie (Juan & Marie Como) m. 12 Jan 1773, Charle COMO (Joseph & Anne Bourgues) (SJA-1, 44). DOBRCCR V. 2, p. 198 COMEAUX, Francois (Charles & Marie Marquis) bt. 19 Sept. 1774 (SJA-1, 25). DOBRCCR
14. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] deportee lists [1]
Hi again Henry. Depending where your ancestors were deported from, certain lists do exist. For instance the list of men imprisoned at Grand-Pre for a month prior to being deported can also be found on my web site. This list has now been published and can be purchased from the Grand-Pre gift. Winslow had ordered the names of these men and boys records. Included in the list is how many children they had, how many animals, etc... a very interesting list. About 300 were deported from Grand-Pre along
15. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Diocese of NO Lookups [1]
Hi, Would SKS out there who has access to the Diocese of New Orleans books please look up and verify for me Marriage Date and Parents of: Jean Baptiste (dit LaTendresse) LeGros and Marie Anne (Marianne) Drouillion , married 5/6/1740. Jean Baptiste's parents are reported to have been: Pierre LeGros and Jean Dirod (now known as Duhon) and Marie Anne, Louis Laurent Drouillion (Pierre & Anne Corbesace) who married 1 Jan 1725 New Orleans, Marie Anne Herault (Joseph & Marie Anne Frene). Any help would be appr
16. RE: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Chicoudy - New name [1]
Hi Anne.. that is Chipoudy and today it is called Hopewell Hill Lucie Lucie LeBlanc Consentino Acadian & French Canadian Ancestral Home www.acadian-home.org Am-Can Gen Soc www.acgs.org CMA 2004 - www.cma2004.com Grand-Pri - http://www.grand-pre.com/ www.umoncton.ca/etudeacadiennes/centre/cea.html -----Original Message----- From: Anne Hendrick [mailto:anne.hendrick@sympatico.ca] Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2003 8:45 AM To: ACADIAN-CAJUN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Chicoudy - New name Does
17. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Joseph Brossard Money Receipts April 1765 (continued-part 3) [1]
The next five names on the list of holders of receipts for Canadian money are: 7) Michel Bernard 8) Pierre Lagrise 9) Charles Babineau 10) Michel Poirier 11) Jean Boudro Three of these individuals, Bernard, Babineau, and Boudro married daughters of Joseph dit L9Officier Guilbeau & Madeleine Michel. 7) MICHEL BERNARD Michel Bernard (born ca 1735), the son of Jean-Baptiste Bernard (White p. 126) & Cicile Gaudet (White p. 677), married 25 January 1761 at Ristigouche (Arsenault p. 2431) Marie (-Anne) Guilbe
18. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] List of Acadian Deportees [1]
I've read many references about the Acadian Deportees and how they were sent to various locations. I've seen a list of some of the Acadians who went to New Orleans in 1785. This particular list is too young for my needs. However, I haven't seen a list(s) of the Deportees as they departed from their homeland. Do such lists exists? On the Internet? Thanks, Henry
19. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] MIRE & GRANGER [1]
To anyone on the list..Help First: Vol. 1-B SWLR MIRE, Constance, of St. James on the River (major dau of dec. Simon of Cote Gelee & Magdeleine CORMIER) m. 11 April 1809 Charles GRANGER--of Iberville (major son of Benoit & Marguerite Anna Dubois) Wits: Benjamin MIRE, Celestin PREJEAN, Celestin LANDRY, Antoine Joseph TRAHAN, Jean Baptiste GRANGER. Fr. Etienne VIEL Second: Vol. 2-B SWLR Succ # 2 of: MIRE, Joseph wid of Amelia GUILBEAU Heirs: Placide, Joseph Zephirin, Benjamin, Constance m Charles GR
20. Re: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Emigrants from St. Domingo [1]
I am not sure of this, but these were mostly former slaves who had assumed the names of their French slave owners, Although there were some Acadians that tried settling in Santo Domingo, the climate and living conditions were so harsh that they soon left. Don Landry
21. Re: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Joseph Brossard Money Receipts April 1765 (continued-part 6) [1]
Thank you very much Roger for this information; my father was a Bergeron and my mother an Arsenault, the lines that settled in Quebec, just across Three Rivers, in St-Gregoire. I was aware of these long distant cousins in Louisiana on both sides of the family, but this additional information is very interesting, seeing these two families together even then. I am looking forward to the release of the S.A. White second dictionary next year since I understand that the first volume will include these two famili
22. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Pierre Landry married Isabelle Dupuis. [1]
Gishle made the following inquiry on the Landry genforum: "I am looking for the parents date and place of Pierre Landry married to Isabelle Dupuis born circa 1730 married in Acadia deported in Maryland by the british. add information will be welcome. thanks" ================+++++++++++++++ Response: I have a Pierre Landry, dit Veilliarde son of Pierre Landry and Anne Marie Doucet from Pisiquit, Acadia bn ca 1753 and who was married ca 1750 at Pisiquit to an Elizabeth "Isabelle" Dupuis and died at Pla
23. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Stephen White's Dictionnaire [1]
Hi  would those people who wanted to purchase Stephen Whites Dictionnaire please contact me so I can give you the details. We have received our shipment at ACGS. Thank you! Lucie Lucie LeBlanc Consentino Acadian & French Canadian Ancestral Home www.acadian-home.org Am-Can Gen Soc www.acgs.org CMA 2004 - www.cma2004.com Grand-Pri - http://www.grand-pre.com/ www.umoncton.ca/etudeacadiennes/centre/cea.html
24. Re: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Court Houses [1]
Each Parish has a Government seat which is the Parish Court House and every city and town would have their Govt. seat - City Hall. Shirley LeBlanc Deboo5 wrote: Does each city in Louisiana have a court house, or is it each parish that has a court house located in one of its cities? D.J. ==== ACADIAN-CAJUN Mailing List ==== http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=topics.ethnic.acadian-cajun This is a link to the Acadian-Cajun Message Board at RootsWeb. =======================
25. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Louis Alexandre Harang b. 1768 [1]
Does anyone have any information on Louis Alexandre Harang who married Marie Celeste Fortier b. 1770 New Orleans, La. Thanks! mj
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