From HGDA, doc r-45-2, pp 755:" Pierre Richard de Beaupre 1686, son of Rene and Madeleine Landry, married at Port-Royal, January 26, 1712, to Madeleine
Girouard, daughter of Jacques and Marguerite Gauterot. Children: Pierre, 1713; Charles, 1715; Joseph, 1717; Marie-Madeleine, 1718; Anne, 1720; Simon, 1721; Jean-Baptiste, 1724; Amand, 1726; Francois, 1727; Claude, 1730. He was buried at Port-Royal on 21 April 1730."
from ACFR2, page 19:"Of the marriage of the deceased Pierre Richard and the
deceased Marie Girouard married at Port Royal in 1709 were born at the said
place the following;Pierre Richard"
see Doc R-1, chart of Frank Kittchner P.O.Box 1002, Carrolton, GAFrom Doc R-115-1, ACR, v 5, page 8:"April 21, 1730 Death Buried the corpse of
Pierre Richard forty four year old inhabitant of this parish after having
received the sacrament of Extreme Unction."From Doc R-115-2, ACR, v 3, page 112:"January 26, 1712 Marriage Pierre Richard son of the deceased Rene Richard and Magdelaine Landry to Magdelaine Girouard daughter of the deceased Jacques Girouard and Marguerite Gautrot."
From Doc R-128-1, ACFR2, page 18:"On February 9, 1767 appeared Pierre Richard
of the village of Kbellec in this parish .... declared that he was born at Port Royal, principal city of Acadia, November 15, 1710 (Note: his dates seem 3 yrs off - RON), of Pierre Richard and Magdeleine Girouard. Pierre Richard, father of the declarant, died at Port Royal in 1726, brother of Rene Richard and Magdelaine Landry, both of whom died at the said place."
see Doc R-1, chart of Frank Kittchner P.O.Box 1002, Carrolton, GA
From HGDA, doc R-45-1, pp 753:"Michel Richard called Sansoucy, born in 1630,
came from Saintonge, arrived in Acadia with the Expedition of Emmanuel
LeBorgne and Guilbault, in 1652 or the year before, with the Sire of Saint-Mas, the representive of LeBorgne; married, around 1656, Madeleine Blanchard, daughter of Jean and Radegonde Lambert, and, a second time, around 1683, to Jeanne Babin, daughter of Antoine and Marie Mercier. Children of the first marriage: Rene, 1657; Pierre, 1661; Catherine, 1663; Martin, 1665; Alexandre, 1668; Anne and Madeleine, 1670; Marie, 1674; Cecile, 1676; Marguerite, 1679.Children of the second marriage: Michel, 1684; Alexandre, 1686. He was dead
around 1687; his widow married Laurent Doucet, son of Germain and Marie
Landry."From Doc B-107-6, FCAR, v 7, # 1, page 59,"Census of Port Royal, Acadia, 1678"
Lists Michel Richard and Madeleine Blanchard 10 acres 21 cattle 4 boys and 5
girls. Boys: Rene, 22; Pierre, 19; Matin, 13; Alexandre, 10. Girls: Anne, 8,
Marguerite, 8, unknown, 6; Marie, 3; Cecile, 1.From AGE, Vol XX, # 1, page 27,"Notes to Accompany the Plan of the River of
Annapolis Royal,", prepared by Mr. Placide Gaudet, Genealogist to the Public
Archives of Canada, Notes to be inserted on the South side of the plan of
Annapolis River:"35. Beaupre - This village was founded by Rene Richard, who
was born at Port Royal in 1658. He was the eldest son of Michel Richard, a
native of France, and Madeleine Blanchard of Acadie. Rene Richard married in
1689 at Port Royal, Madeleine Landry and his sons took the surname of Beaupre."See AGE, vol XX, # 3, page 76:"Rene Richard b. ca. 1657 (1671 & 1686 Census of Port Royal) m. ca. 1680 at Port Royal (age of Children taken from the 1686
census) Madeleine Landry d/o Rene and Perine Bourg (1671 Census and Arsenault
page 612)(Rieder V3-p112)(Rieder 3#-p114)(Arsenault stated that Rene Richard
died ca 1690 and he is not shown on the 1714 Census of Acadie)."On Vol. 7, Tree # 1863, it says that Rene was born in Colequit, Acadia.The 1671 census for Port Royal lists Rene Richard as living with his parents and aged 14 years. He is listed on the 1678 census as living with his parents and aged 22 years. The 1686 census for Port Royal lists Rene Richard, his wife, Magdelaine Landry, with 2 sons & 1 daughter. The 1714 census for Grand Pre lists Rene Richard with his wife, 1 son and 1 daughter. Rene Richard dit Beaupre.
Rene was buried at Port Royal, Acadie, Nova Scotia, Canada.
From Doc L-50-1, HGDA, pp 613:"Madeleine Landry, 1656, daughter of Rene and
Perrine Bourg, wed Rene Richard, sieur Beaupre, son of Michel and Madeleine
Blanchard, and the second time, Pierre Dupuis, son of Michel and Marie
Gauterot."See Doc R-1, chart of Frank Kittchner P.O.Box 1002, Carrolton, GA
from Doc B-107-6, FCAR, v 7, # 1, page 59,"Census of Port Royal, Acadia, 1678"Lists Rene Landry and Perrine Bourg 1 acre and 10 cattle lists 2 boys Pierre
aged 20, Claude 15 one girl Madeleine 23
from "Acadian Descendants" by Janet Jehn Vol I page 21 filed under
Gaudet:"Pierre (the Elder) (1651-1709 at Port Royal) married Anne Blanchard
(b. 1645) in 1672, the daughter of Jean Blanchard and Radegonde Lambert and
widow of Francois Guerin"
from HGDA, doc G-45-1, pp 555:"Pierre Gaudet, called "the Elder", 1650, son of
Denis and Martine Gauthier, married around 1672 Anne Blanchard, daughter of
Jean and Radegonde Lambert, widow of Francois Guerin. Children: Bernard, 1673;
Pierre, 1675; Claude, 1677; Abraham, 1679; Marie and Madeleine, 1682; Jeanne,
1684; Augustine, 1686; Jean, 1690; Jean baptiste, 1692. In 1714 he was living
at Beaubassin, at the house of one of his sons."
from HGDA, doc G-45-4, pp 570:"Madeleine Girouard, 1695, daughter of Jacques
and Marguerite Gauterot, married Pierre Richard de Beaupre, son of Rene and
Madeleine Landry."
from HGDA, doc r-45-2, pp 755:" Pierre Richard de Beaupre 1686, son of Rene and
Madeleine Landry, married at Port-Royal, January 26, 1712, to Madeleine
Girouard, daughter of Jacques and Marguerite Gauterot. Children: Pierre, 1713;
Charles, 1715; Joseph, 1717; Marie-Madeleine, 1718; Anne, 1720; Simon, 1721;
Jean-Baptiste, 1724; Amand, 1726; Francois, 1727; Claude, 1730. He was buried
at Port-Royal on 21 April 1730."
from ACFR2, page 19:"Of the marriage of the deceased Pierre Richard and the
deceased Marie Girouard married at Port Royal in 1709 were born at the said
place the following;
Pierre Richard"
see Doc R-1, chart of Frank Kittchner P.O.Box 1002, Carrolton, GA
from Doc R-115-2, ACR, v 3, page 112:"January 26, 1712 Marriage Pierre Richard
son of the deceased Rene Richard and Magdelaine Landry to Magdelaine Girouard
daughter of the deceased Jacques Girouard and Marguerite Gautrot."
from Doc R-128-1, ACFR2, page 18:"On February 9, 1767 appeared Pierre Richard
of the village of Kbellec in this parish .... declared that he was born at prot
Royal, principal city of Acadia, November 15, 1710 (Note: his dates seem 3 yrs
off - RON), of Pierre Richard and Magdeleine Girouard. Pierre Richard, father
of the declarant, died at Port Royal in 1726, brother of Rene Richard and
Magdelaine Landry, both of whom died at the said place. ... The said Magdeleine
Girouard died at Port Royal in 1752, was the daughter of Jacques Girouard and
Anne Gautrot and Jacques Girouard was the issue of another Jacques Girouard
called La Varanne who came from France with his wife Jeanne Aucoin, settled at
Port Royal and both of them died there."
from HGDA, doc G-45-4, pp 568:"Jacques Girouard called La Varenne, 1648, son of
Francois and Jeanne Aucoin, married around 1660 Marguerite Gauterot, daughter
of Francois and Edmee Lejeune. Children: Alexandre, 1670; Pierre, 1672;
Jacques, 1674; Jean, 1676; Marie, 1678; Francois, 1680; Marguerite, 1682;
Claude, 1683; Guillaume, 1686; Denis, 1688; Charles, 1689; Germain, 1691;
Madeleine, 1695; Anne-Marie, 1697."
see Doc R-1, chart of Frank Kittchner P.O.Box 1002, Carrolton, GA
from AGE, Vol XX, # 1, page 27,"Notes to Accompany the Plan of the River of
Annapolis Royal,", prepared by Mr. Placide Gaudet, Genealogist to the Public
Archives of Canada, Notes to be inserted on the South side of the plan of
Annapolis River:"38. Girouard Village - This village was settled by Jacques
Girouard, who was born at Port Royal in 1648. Jacques Girouard was the eldest
son of Francois Girouard, a native of France, and Jeanne Aucoin, of Acadie. He
married in the year 1669 Marguerite Gaudet, and died October 27, 1703, leaving
fourteen children."
from HGDA, doc G-45-5:Marguerite GAUTEROT, 1665, daughter of Franocis and Edmee
Lejeune, wife of Jacques Girouard called La Varenne, son of Francois and Jeanne
Aucoin"
see Doc R-1, chart of Frank Kittchner P.O.Box 1002, Carrolton, GA
family from "Acadian Descendents" by Jehn 1972 Gen 971.6 J on page 71 we find:
"Guillaume Belloni Hebert, son of Etienne, was born in 1773 (vol III says 1772)
in France. He married Marianne Dantin, born 1773 in France. They were married
at Donaldsonville, Louisiana. She was the daughter of Louis Dantin, born 1745
in France, and of Jeanne Guesnier (Gemmier), also born in France in 1745.
see also notes for rin 1268 for notes from the same source as rin 158
see also notes for rin 1267
from BRCC, page 360:"Guillermo Belloni (Parents not given) m 6 Jan
1793, Marina Dantin (Parents not given) wit Louis Dantin & Estevan Eber (ASC-2,
51)
see Charts Doc H-130-1,2
family from "Acadian Descendents" by Jehn
see also notes for rin 1267 and 1269
see Chart Doc H-130-1
from "Acadian Descendants" by Janet Jehn 1972 page 72 and 37
Marriage date and palce from same. page 22. page 22 filed under
Gaudet:"Francois louis (1773-1831) born in France and died in Lafourche,
Louisiana, married Marie Rose Roger at Ascension Church, Donaldsonville,
Louisiana in 1796; daughter of Joseph Roger dit Caissy and of Anastasie Dugas"
from BRCC:"Francois (Luis & Maria Hebert of LaRochelle,
France) m 11 July 1796, Maria Roger (Jose & Anastasie Dugas) wit. Joseph
Nicholas Landry & Anri Robichaud (ASC-2, 69)"
see also note for rin 1268
see chart of Cecilie M. Toups for birth/death date Doc F-147-5 filed under
Falgouts.
from "Acadian Descendants" by Janet Jehn 1972 page 72
from same page 37:"Marie Rose (1703) married Francois Louis Gaudet (1773-1831),
son of Louis Gaudet and Maire Madeleine Hebert ... Francois Louis was born in
France and died at Lafourche, La."
also from BRCC:see notes on rin 1317 and rin 1268
from "Acadian Descendents" by Jehn page 71 1972:"in 1741 Etienne, a seaman,
married Marianne Labergne (Lavergne) , born in 1731, and lived at
Chattelerault.
They ...arrived together in Louisiana on the Carolina in 1785.
After the British overtook Acadia, Etienne and his family left Isle Royale for
Nantes on the second convoy for Nantes in 1775..
In 1785 they were recorded on the ship L'AMITE leaving for the states. Etienne
apparently was widowed before coming to the U.S. since his wife was listed on
the passenger list as Madeleine Brod, age 36. The following children arrived
with them: Louis, age 15; Guillaume, age 12... and Marie Madeline, nursing
infant daughter, Marie Hebert, daughter of this couple was confirmed in
Louisiana at Lafource in 1800 (sponsor: Marguerite Breaux (Brod, Braud)
see also notes for rin 1267
Marie Josephe LAVERGNE (Labergne)
from "Acadian Descendents" by Jehn 1972
also see notes for rin 1267
from "Acadian Descendents" by Janet Jehn, page 50: "The marriage of Louis Dantin
and
Jeanne Guesnier (Gemmier) begins one of several lines of our Hebert and Pitre
families.
Louis Dantin was born 1702 in Paris, France, and lived at Isle Royale, in
Acadia. He married Marguerite Lasande at Port Toulouse. Their childen were...
In the book by Milton and Norma Gaudet Rieder, THE ACADIAN'S IN FRANCE (1967),
the general roll of the inhabitants of Isle Royale and Isle St. Jean shows:
Louis Dantin, 18 years old. This was for the year 1762. By 1772, Louis, Listed
as cabinet maker of St. Malo, France, and his wife Jeanne, also of St. Malo,
and their two children... On December 7,1775 on the third convoy leaving
Chattelerault for Nantes were Louis Dantin, carpenter, and his wife, age 30,
along with their children...
Among the crew and passengers of the ship L'AMITE leaving for the States from
France during the seven Acadian expeditions were Louis, listed as a joiner;
Elaine Aucoin, age 37, his wife (apparently he had re-married during this
interval) and children.
see also notes for rin 1267
see Doc H-130-1
from "Acadian Descendents" by Jehn 1972 pages 71 and 50
see also notes for rin 1267
from "Acadian Descendants" by Janet Jehn 1972 page 71
from "Acadian Descendants" by Janet Jehn 1972
from "Acadian Descendants" by Janet Jehn 1972