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1. RE: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Map of Louisiana Parishes [1]
One eagle-eyed cousin {Paul LeBlanc] noted that the area in-between Iberia and Assumption isn't labeled! It is part of St. Martin Parish. The surveyor made a mistake when Iberia Parish was surveyed and separated that part off of St. Martin! Stanley LeBlanc -----Original Message----- From: Cajun [mailto:cajun@thecajuns.com] Sent: Monday, May 05, 2003 6:12 PM To: ACADIAN-CAJUN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Map of Louisiana Parishes I just received the note below from an 8th grader - our sites a
2. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] question, [1]
By no means to I mean to be naive. But can someone explain Acadian and the relationship to Indian or Native American. thanks Sandra
3. Re: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Re: White's book [1]
Margaret (Marge) You do not need to take a course in French to understand the genealogical data contained in Stephen White's books. With just a glance at the key to words and abbreviations such as: n = ni or nie = born vers = year or circa Rc - Census s. = buried, etc. and Years: January = janvier February = Fivrier March = Mars April = Avril May = Mai June = Juin July = Juillet August = Ao{t September = Septembre October = Octobre November = Novembre December = Dicembre AND SO ON, You will be able to le
4. Re: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Re: Anne Marguerite Landry [1]
In a message dated 5/8/2003 3:16:40 PM Central Daylight Time, don2717@cox.net writes: > Leo: > > I have an Anne Marguerite Landry, d/o Reni Landry &Marie Thiriot b. ca 1745 > d. at St. Martinville on September 02, 1814 m. at Port Royal ca 1755 to > Joseph Melangon s/o Jean-Baptiste Melangon &Magdeleine LeBlanc > > > I have a Hyacinth LANDRY, s/o Jean Baptiste Landry &Anne Babin > Don, Is this the same Anne Landry married to Augustin Broussard, son of Alexander and Marguerite Thibodeaux? Thanks
5. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] LeBlanc; New Orleans, LA; 1783 [1]
The entry below is for a Charles LeBlanc marriage in New Orleans, LA in 1783. I have tried to link him with other LeBlanc lines without success. I also can't find the trail of him entering New Orleans nor of his death. I have also searched the Acadien sites without finding Thomas LeBlanc and Perinne in or out of Pennsylvania. Does anyone have any information about this family? Thanks, Henry Seymour ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The marriage entry reads: On 1 S
6. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Stephen White's Books [1]
I went to the web site Lucie stated but I did not understand the price of the books and how and where to order them. Could someone help me? Nellie (Texas)
7. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Remove [1]
Please remove my address from list patyann@ns.sympatico.ca
8. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Father Hebert's Books [1]
I don't remember the dates of his books. I have children of Alexandre Earl Bossier (b. July 12, 1832 in St. John the Baptist Parish) m. to Aspasie Marie Badeaux (b. Jan. 10, 1851 in Iberville Parish). They were married May 3, 1871 in Grosse Tete, Iberville Parish The children were born from 1872 to 1880. Would they show up in Fr. Hebert's books with spouses? Andrew McClure Bossier is my grandfather, so I have his info, but I would really like to get at least the spouses of his siblings. Thanks in advance f
9. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Spelling Variations [1]
Would someone tutor me about the correlation of the name LeBlanc, LaBlanc, Le Blanc La Blanc, Blanc, DuBlanc, Du Blanc with how it came to be written. What if the person is French and has one of these spellings? What if the person is Spanish and has one of these spellings? English? Etc? Thanks, Henry
10. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Re: Jean Gaudet [1]
Hi List, Question about Jean Gaudet who was born in France 1575 died 1671 Port Royal? Does Stephen White say who were his wives? I'm finding a mention of (1.) Mercier and (2) Nicole Coleson. Another place I found where Francoise Gaudet, Jean Gaudet's daughter, was first married to a Mercier and then married Daniel LeBlanc. Thanks so much, Lona
11. RE: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] LeBlanc; New Orleans, LA; 1783 [1]
This is an Elusive LeBlanc! I have also been trying to trace him without success thus far. Neither Lucie nor SAW found anything. I suspect that he was a French or French-Canadian line. Stanley LeBlanc http://www.thecajuns.com -----Original Message----- From: Henry Seymour [mailto:henry@seymour-family.com] Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 8:16 PM To: ACADIAN-CAJUN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] LeBlanc; New Orleans, LA; 1783 The entry below is for a Charles LeBlanc marriage in New Orleans, LA in 1
12. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Research paper [1]
Dear Candace, The term gris-gris is from the creole/African American culture. I suspect that the term became familiar to those outside that culture by a New Orleans rock/jazz/blues musician by the name of Dr.John. His breakout LP had a song on it called "Gris-Gris" in the later part of the 60's but, it is also on a greatest hits package. I think it was one of the first LP's I bought, showing my age I guess. Jayne Hebert
13. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Re: Samuel Landry Family [1]
I recieved the following inquiry from Darlene Hensley at: leo0821@sbcglobal.net (MARY HENSLEY) and am sending it to the ACADIAN-CAJUN rootsweb and the LANDRY rootsweb list. Can any of you listers help Darlene?? ********************************************************************8 Hello Don What I know about this family is precious little. So am sending little. Samuel K. Landry, married to Dorothy B. Landry. Were in the Dallas Texas area in the 1950's. They had a son by the name of Raymond C
14. Re: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Jean Baptiste Galerm [1]
Hi: His name IS in Stephen White's Dictionaire P833 under Etienne Hebert/Anne Dugas, their daughter: Marie Josephe (Catherine Josephe) n/b Rg GP 16/16 OCT 1710 M1: (seono S.A.White) v 1728 Jean Baptiste GALERNE, M2:11 APR 1763 Laurent BERTRAND, M3:1 MAR 1766 Bruno TRAHAN (Pierre/Madeleine Comeau) vf Marguerite Landry & Madeleine Vincent and P1193 under Pierre MIGNOT and his 2nd wife Marie Catherine Ouellet Charles Mignot M1:V-1755 espouse non identifee M2:10 FEB 1763 Pelagie GALERNE (Jean Baptiste/Marie J
15. RE: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Jean Baptiste Galerm [1]
Hi John & Don, That surname would have been Galern/Galerne. It is listed among the first 300 families to have settled in Acadian. However, the reason it is likely not in Stephen White's Dictionnaire would be because J-B would have arrived later than the dates of the earlier settlers and later than the names he comprises in his books. I have nothing on this Ancestor either but if you find nothing, I would be glad to ask Stephen White when I see him in June. Lucie Lucie LeBlanc Consentino Acadian & Fren
16. Re: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] May I return? [1]
"The Acadians of Nova Scotia" is published by Nimbus publishing Halifax NS. $17.95 ISBN: 1-55109-012-0. Sally Ross & Alphonse Deveau were teachers at St.Anne Univ. First 70 pages pre-exile. The remaining 130 pages of the book is settlement of Argyle, Clare and the other new settlements. Probably college text. Part history part anthropology. Were the Maryland ancestors at port Tobacco They may come to LA with my Guedrys. Nancy Zuber/Del Smith wrote: > I just rejoined the group after a 6-7 month absence
17. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] 400th Anniversary] Motels LEGER [1]
Hi, if any one is interested, the hotel where the LEGER reunion is being held has been taking reservations since last year! Happy to send the name and all to any one interested. BG
18. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Re: [LANDRY] Landrys' of Nova Scotia [1]
In a message dated 5/16/03 11:51:27 AM Central Daylight Time, tutustoys@yahoo.com writes: << Message Board Post: Landrys' of Nova Scotia Looking for the linage of Marie Landry, wife of Jacques Hebert-(born 06Mar25 in Riviere des Habitants, Acadia), Mother of Marie Heber-(married Vital Bourassa). Burial 1/25/1770, http://www.acadian-cajun.com/ Jacques Hebert, buried at LaPrairie on 1/25/1770, age about 40 years ( ?? sic pour 45 years) b about 1730 and Marie Landry (a) Children: Marie m 1
19. Re: Spam Alert: Re: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] (no subject) [1]
Why the Spam Alert? I wasn't spamming anyone. I was asking questions because I was a bit confused on the Acadian and the relationship to Indians or Native Americans. I'm sorry if you thought I was spamming. I wasn't. Sandra
20. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Re: Octave Terrio & Nezida Vives [1]
Mary & List, The parents of Savinien Octave THERIOT who married Delphine Nisida/Nezida VIVES were Ferdinand Jacques THERIOT & Marie Aspasie BREAU. The parents of Ferdinand Jacques THERIOT were Olivier THERIOT [the shoemaker from Nantes who was so instrumental in bringing the 1785 Acadians to Louisiana] & Marie Anne AUCOIN. Their marriage record, dated 27 Jan 1857 is transcribed in the Baton Rouge Diocese, CATHOLIC CHURCH RECORDS; vol. 8, pp. 554 & 585: Octave TERRIO (parents not given) married on 27
21. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Map of Louisiana Parishes [1]
I just received the note below from an 8th grader - our sites are visited and useful! The url is: http://www.thecajuns.com/parishes.htm Stanley LeBlanc I am in the 8th grade and for our final this year we have to name all of the 64 parishes. I needed a really good map and I found it on your web site. thanks so much!!
22. Re: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] (no subject) [1]
Yes this line is Acadian. Rene Landry l'anine born abt 1618, died betwee 1678 census and 1686 census married abt 1645 Perrine Bourg (born abt 1626) . She was the widow of Simon Pelletret. Source: Stephen A White Dictionnaire Des Familles Acadiennes page 915 Claude Landry (Rene & Perrine Bourg) born abt 1663;died and buried Port Royal Register 12/13 December 1740 age 79 married Marguerite Theriot (Claude and Marie Gauthier) abt 1683. Source: Stephen A White Dictionnaire Des Familles Acadiennes page 922
23. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] RE: LeBlanc; New Orleans, LA; 1783 [1]
If this Charles LeBlanc is not findable, is it possible that he is Charles White or Charles Blanco? Thanks, Henry Seymour > -----Original Message----- > From: Henry Seymour [mailto:henry@seymour-family.com] > Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 8:16 PM > To: ACADIAN-CAJUN-D > Subject: LeBlanc; New Orleans, LA; 1783 > > > The entry below is for a Charles LeBlanc marriage in New Orleans, LA in > 1783. I have tried to link him with other LeBlanc lines without success. I > also can't find the trail of him entering N
24. Re: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] question, [1]
In a message dated 5/12/03 7:09:05 PM Central Daylight Time, RootLooker@aol.com writes: << By no means to I mean to be naive. But can someone explain Acadian and the relationship to Indian or Native American. thanks Sandra >> Sandra: The Acadians arrived in Acadia in July 1632 as French colonial settlers, to carve out frontier homes in an area that was called Acadia, or Acadie in French. Although most of the Acadian colonists were French in origin, coming from the Centre-Ouest region
25. [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Jean Baptiste Galerm -- thank you [1]
My thanks to all who helped with information on Galerm, aka Galerne. This list is a great resource for historians as well as genealogists. JMF John Mack Faragher Arthur Unobskey Professor of American History PO Box 208324 Yale University New Haven CT 06520
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