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From: "Cajun" <>
Subject: RE: Michel Martin
Date: Mon, 4 Feb 2002 18:09:00 -0600
In-Reply-To: <002c01c1ad89$ac04b900$16d55fcc@broussard>


This info highlights the pitfall of using undocumented records. It mixes
info on different persons. Claude died at age 60 in St. Martinville and was
buried July 18, 1798 so he was born abt. 1738. Ambroise died at age 70 and
was bur. 14 Jan 1796 so he would have been born abt. 1726.

Claude's burial record shows that his father was Charles. SAW, p. 1133 shows
that Charles Martin was the son of Rene Martin dit Barnabe and Marie Mignier
dit LaGasse. He married Jeanne Comeau on 27 Nov 1715. SAW shows that he
has additional ionfo that will be published with the next volumes. Ambroise
and Joseph Martin were most likely brothers of Claude. Joseph is shown as
an uncle on some of the marriages of the children of Claude in St.
Martinville.

Stanley LeBlancv
http://www.thecajuns.com

-----Original Message-----
From: Larry and Margaret Broussard [mailto:]
Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 8:39 AM
To:
Subject: RE: Michel Martin


I have Claude b.1750 d.July 18, 1798 in St. Martinsville
His parents Ambroise Martin dit Barnabe and Emmiline Commeau and he has 4
siblings.
Anne-Marie Babin, I have only as Marie. Her parents are Pierre Babin and
Marie Landry.
I don't have any siblings for her or a b. or d. date.
My source was the World Family Tree Vol. 3, Ed. 1 and I know there can be
mistakes.
I have more conflicting info that Claude was born Dec. 27, 1730 in Acadie,
NS. Death date is the same but parents as Charles Martin and Jeanne Comeaux,
and he is married to Marie Babin.
I have probably caused you more grief.
Hopefully someone out there can help us clear this up.
Margaret

Larry and Margaret Broussard
130 Lyndsey Drive
Montgomery, Texas 77316
936 588-6199



-----Original Message-----
From: Lona Boudreaux [mailto:]
Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 6:41 AM
To:
Subject: Re: Michel Martin


Do you if Claude Martin married to Anne-Marie Babin St. Martinsville,
La.fits into this line?

Lona





> DOBR, v.2, p. 523 has the baptism and marriage of Michel/Miquel. He was
bt.
> 27 Jan 1773 (bn. not given). He married 26 Nov 1793 Margarita Grimberk
> (Santiago & Mariana Pommier, decd of St. Charles Parish)
>
> Margarita's mother's maiden name Pommier was shown for the burial of their
> daughter Melania, age 1 yr. bur. 11 Aug 1800. She was also shown as Maria
> Margarita Grabbere on the baptismal or burial records of several other
> children.
>
> The maternal grandparents on the bt. record of a son Damiano are shown as
> Christino Grabbere & Mariana Pommier.
>
> The surname Grimberk was probably an incorrect spelling variation or an
> incorrect transcription since Grabere or Grabbere is on other records.
>
> Miguel had several siblings. One, Pelagie, married Domingo Broussard
> [Carlos & Bonnot Duatele (should be Bonne-Jacqueline-Francoise Castel)of
> Cherbourg, Normandy] Charles was the son of Joseph Broussard m. Ursule
> LeBlanc who was the son of Pierre Broussard m. Marguerite Bourg. Pierre
was
> the brother of Joseph Broussard dit Beausoliel so Domingo was the
> great-grandnephew of Joseph Broussard dit Beausoliel.
>
> Stanley LeBlanc
> http://www.thecajuns.com
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Larry and Margaret Broussard [mailto:]
> Sent: Sunday, February 03, 2002 6:54 PM
> To:
> Subject: Michel Martin
>
>
> I have some conflicting data that I need help with.
> Joseph Martin, Sr. b. 1736 -- I don't know is middle name, so would love
it
> if someone has that.
> Marguerite Pitre b. 1740
>
> Their son was Michel Martin b. 1773 in St. James Parish
> I have him married to Marguerite Grimbach or Grabbere. She was born 1776.
> They married Nov. 26, 1793
> I have another son Miguel Martin married to Marguerite Brimberk on the
same
> date, Nov. 26, 1793
>
> Do I have the same Martin male down twice?? What is the wife's name?
>
> Thanks, Margaret
>
> Larry and Margaret Broussard
> 130 Lyndsey Drive
> Montgomery, Texas 77316
> 936 588-6199
>
>


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