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From: "Larry & Margaret Broussard" <>
Subject: RE: Agnes Broussard & Joseph Broussard (died 4 Sept 1765)
Date: Fri, 27 Dec 2002 07:35:58 -0600
In-Reply-To: <069801c2ada9$3e80c560$0300a8c0@lona>


I have my French Canadian Brossards traced thanks to Carl Broussard from
Abbyville.
Louis Brossard b. June 25, 1745 came from Montreal, Quebec to Louisiana.
He was married to Marguerite Magdalen Lede Benoit b. 1759 I think in Acadia.
Louis died 1800 in Avoyelles Parish.
This Broussard is apparently not related to the Acadian Broussards. At least
there is no evidence of a relationship. Someday we'll get a DNA done on some
of the male relatives, hopefully.
I have seen no evidence that he went to Acadia at any time except that he
married a girl from Acadie. Of course, they could have married in Louisiana.
Could the Louis Broussard listed below on pages 13 & 14 plaque 2 be my Louis
Broussard?
What is this web site?

Margaret Broussard

-----Original Message-----
From: Lona Boudreaux [mailto:]
Sent: Friday, December 27, 2002 7:09 AM
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Subject: Re: Agnes Broussard & Joseph Broussard (died 4 Sept 1765)


Hi List,

The book - Wall of Names - list

Victor Broussard
Isabelle LeBlanc

No children listed with them.

At lunch yesterday I looked at the Memorial's web site and printed out all
the Broussard's they say are on the wall or who they have names (not sure
which). There is no Joseph son of Victor and Isabelle on this list. There
are two Joseph's with no birth dates and no parents. On pages 13 & 14
plaque 2 the following names are the only ones not connected to a family:
Augustin Broussard
Francois Broussard
Louis Broussard
Marie Broussard

There is also a Madeleine Broussard (no husband) but indented in as if a
member of her family is Elisabeth Broussard.

Looks like who ever put this info together is as confused over Joseph dit
Beausoleil Broussard death as we are. Then, they could be causing our
confusion. All for me this morning must get ready for work.

Lona



>
> Victor Brousare, wife, 2 children
>
> These are probably Victor Broussard (Joseph Broussard/Agnes Thibodeau),
his
> wife Isabelle Leblanc (Rene Leblanc/Anne Theriot) and children Jean-Joseph
> (born 15 Sept. 1753 de Ville "Acadian Church Records v. 1, p. 18) and
Agnes
> (born 17 Mar. 1757 de Ville "Acadian Church Recods" v. 1, p. 15).
>
> In the 25 April 1766 census of Attakapas is found:
>
> Victor Broussard (alone)
>
> In the Church records from Louisiana are found:
>
> Leblanc, Isabelle m. to Victor Broussard bur. 29 Oct 1765 (Hebert SWLAR v.
> 1A, pp. 499-500).
> Broussard, Joseph d. 4 Sept. 1765; bur. 5 sept 1765 (Hebert SWLAR v. 1A,
p.
> 134) (son of Victor Broussard?, age 12).
> Broussard, Agnes found no further record, maybe did not make it to
> Louisiana.
>
> The other Joseph Broussards that came to Louisiana that I am aware of are:
>
> Joseph "Petit Joe" Broussard (Joseph Broussard/Agnes Thibodeau) who was at
> Ft. Edward and is listed in the 25 April 1766 census.
>
> Joseph-Gregiore (Alexandre Broussard/Marguerite Thibodeau) died before 12
> August 1763 as his wife Ursule Trahan is listed as a widow at Halifax. He
> had a son Joseph, born in 1755 who came to Louisiana with his mother and
> married Anne Breau 3 June 1776 (DBRCCR v. 2 p. 162).
>
> The above accounts for all the Joseph Broussards who came to Louisiana
> before 1766 that I am aware of; to me this makes it highly likely that the
> Joseph who died 4 September 1765 was the son of Victor Broussard. Does any
> one know of other Joseph Broussards who are possibilities?
>
> Roger A. Rozendal
>
>>


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