from "Acadian Descendants" by Janet Jehn
see notes also for rin 2236 and 1395
from the same source as rin 158:"Pedro Pablo (Francisco Regis & Constancia
Bourgeois) bt 1 sept 1799, bn 21 Apr 1799, spo. Josef Parre & Rosalia
Bourgeois, Pat. GP: (Pedro Parre & Margarita Melanson) Mat Gp:(Pablo Bourgeois
& Rosalia LeBlanc)(SJA- 3, 186)"
from "Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records 1804-1819" vol 3
"Pierre Paul (Francois, decd. and Constance Bourgeois of St. James) m 10 Feb
1819 Marguerite Roubicisceau (Louis and Elizabeth Babin of Lafourche) wit:
Joseph Hebert; Joseph LeBlanc; Louis Dantin (Convent-7, 44)"
from the same source as rin 158:Maria Margarita (Luis and Isabel Babin) bn 20
Spet 1803 bt 11 Mar 1804 spo Bautista Bourgeois and Luisa Robicheaux, sis.
(ASM-6, 18)"
"Marguerite (louis and Elizabeth Babin of Lafourche) m 10 feb 1819 Pierre Paul
Part (Francois, decd and Constance Bourgeois of St. James) wit:Joseph Hebert;
Joseph LeBlanc; louis Dantin (ASM-7, 44)"
from Doc G-81-5, TLL, V8, #4, page 17:THE MEN OF THE 26TH LOUISIANA INFANTRY
REGIMENT COMPANY D (LAFOURCHE PARISH)-"4th Cpl. FRANCOIS AURELIEN PARR.
Promoted to 2nd Cpl. 13 Aug. 1862. Bar Keeper in 1860 at Thibodaux. Born 19
Sept. 1833, bt. at Thibodaux, son of PIERRE PAUL PARR and MARIE MARGUERITE
ROBICHAUX. Married MARY FRANCES WHITTAKER on April 1868 at Thibodaux."
from "Acadian Descendents" by Janet Jehn
also from the same souce as rin 158: see notes for rin 1395
from "Diocese of BR catholic Church records 1770-1803" vol 2:
"Luis (Amable & Anastasia Dugas, res. Lafourche) m. 19 Apr 1792, Isabel Baben
(Josef & Marie Landry of this parish) wit. Gregorio Dugas & Maria Rocher (Saint
James-2, 14)"
from "Acadian Descendants" by Janet Jehn
from "diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records 1770-1803" vol 2
"Elisabethe (Joseph & Marie Landry) bt 23 May 1771, bn not given, spo Louis
Leconte & Elizabethe Landry (Saint James-1, 9)"also from the same source as rin 158, see notes for rin 1395
in the 1777 census she is listed as 6
From "Acadian Descendants" by Janet Jehn
see also note for rin 2236 for additional source
see also notes for rin 1395
in 1777 census of St. James Parish he is listed as 28
from HGDA, doc P-46-1, pp 2565:"Pierre Part, 1750, son of Pierre and Angelique
Godin, married around 1770 to Marguerite Melancon, born in 1747. Children:
Marie-Rosalie, 1771; Pierre, 1774; Joseph, 1775; Marguerite, 177; Pierre, 1779.
In 1777, the widow of Jacques Melancon (Marguerite Broussard) lived with him,
also his son Oliver Part and Francois d'Amours, an orphan."
from La Genealogical Register Vol IX #1 March 1962, there was a Pierre Part and
an Oliver Part in the Militia of the Acadia Coast roster, First Company
1/23/1770 and First Company 1770 - see Parr Folder
in the first roster he is listed as single, in the second he is listed as
married. both times he is listed as Acadia
from Doc P-110-1, AROC, page 84:"Pierre Part & Marguerite Melancon of
Kabahonosse."
descent from Pierre Part qualifies one for membership in DAR/SAR see LES
VOYAGEURS vol XI # 4, Dec 1990. He was a member of Company # 1 in the Militia
of the Acadian Coast.
from "Acadian Descendants" by Janet Jehn
see also notes for rin 1395
in the 1777 census of St. James Parish she is listed as 30
see Selected Acadian & La Church Records
from HGDA, doc P-46-1, pp 2565:"Pierre Part, born in 1709, son of Pierre and
Jeanne Dugas, of Port-Royal, without doubt married at Saint-James around 1735,
to Angelique Godin, daughter of Gabriel and Andree-Angelique Joannes, of
Beaubassin, who lived at Saint-Jean at this time. Children: Joseph, 1741;
Oliver, 1746; Pierre, 1750; Marie, 1751. In 1766 he and his wife were deceased.
Their four children lived at Saint James upon the Mississippi. An orphan,
Francois Part, born in 1752, lived with them."
from TLL, v5 Doc P-56-9, pp 21:"In a publication, I believe titled 'Past &
Present' author unknown. It is stated that an Angelique Godin, daughter of
Godin and Angelique Cochon married Pierre Part III. I cannot find where Gabriel
had a daughter by that name, but his brother Pierre who married a Cochon had a
daughter by the name of Angelique."
from Doc M-41-1, FCAG, vol II no 1.
from Doc B-50-2, HGDA, pp 473:"Marguerite Brossard, 1719, daughter of Claude
and Anne Babin, Married Jacques Melanson, son of Jean and Marguerite of Grand
Pre."
From CABA, census of 1777 she is living with her daughter Marguerite and her
son-in-law Pierre Part and her age is given as 57.
from Doc B-117-2, ACR, v 4, page 25:"November 6, 1719 Baptism
Marguerite Broussard born toady after midnight
daughter of Claude Broussard and Anne Babin."
from "Acadian Descendants" by Janet Jehn:"Abraham, born 1678... Abraham went
to Piziquid, Acadia, and married about 1700 to Marie Guilbaut."
also see note for rin 1400:also BRCC
from TLL, vol 4, from Doc L-58-1:"The first one, son of Rene Landry and Marie
Bernard, b. ca. 1678, drew up a marriage contract on 5 Oct. 1701 at Port Royal
with Marie GUILBEAU, d/o Pierre GUILBEAU and Catherine THERIOT. (Ref.:ACADIANS
IN EXILE, Rev. Donald J. HERBERT, pgs. 173 & 271.) This agrees with Bona
ARSENAULT's HISTORIE ET GENELOGIE DES ACADIAN, vol. 4, p. 1402 of the listing
at Pisiquit. Six children are named on that page."
from Doc B-107-6, FCAR, v 7, # 1, page 59,"Census of Port Royal, Acadia, 1678"
lists Rene Landry and Marie Bernard 20 cattle & 12 acres with 4 boys Antoine
17, Claude 14, Germain 5, Abraham 2 6 girls Cecile 15, unknown 13, unknown 11,
Marguerite 3, and Jeanne 1
this gives Abraham an age of two in 1678
see also AGE XIX # 2 p 43
from "Acadian Descendants" by Janet Jehn 1972 page 118
also see notes for rin 1400:from same source as rin 158
from HGDA, doc G-45-3, pp 596:"Marie Guilbeau, 1682, daughter of Pierre and
Catherine Terriot, married Abraham Landry, of Pisiguit, son of Rene and Marie
Bernard."
from "Acadian Descendants" by Janet Jehn page 8
deported to Maryland then lived at Donaldsonville, La.
from page 118:"Abraham married in 1732 to Elizabeth LEBLANC, daughter of
Charles LEBLANC and Marie GOTROT, then in 1752 married Marguerite LEBLANC."
from BRCC:"Abraham, bur 20 Aug 1786 (ASC-1, 197c)"
also "Abraham, age 20, of Pisiquit (Abraham & Marie Gauilbaut) m. 30 June 1732,
Elizabeth LeBlanc, age 20 (Charles & Marie Gautrot) wit Abraham Landry, father
(SGA-2, 211)"
from BCTG, vol 1 chart 88
from TLL, vol 4, Doc L-58-1, page 2:"We do find, however, that this Abraham,
the father, was still living on 30 June 1732 when he witnessed the marriage of
his son, Abraham LANDRY, to Elizabeth LEBLANC in Pisiquit (BRDA 1-71)."
see FCAG
from Doc L-128-1, ACFR2, page 8:"Charles LeBlanc born in the parish of Saint
Charles about the year 1687 and married Marie Gautrot daughter of Claude
Gautrot and Marie Theriot, died in the said parish in the year 1737."
from HGDA, doc G-50-6, pp 1170:"Marie Gauterot, 1686, daughter of Claude and
Marie Terriot, wed Charles LeBlanc, son of Antoine and Marie Bourgeois"
from "Acadian Descendants" by Janet Jehn page 8
from BCTG, vol 1 chart 88
also BRCC: see notes for rin 1400
see FCAG, vol IV #1 Spring 1972 for LeBlanc Genealogy , pp 28
From HGDA, doc H-45-1, pp 600:"Emmanuel Hebert, 1654, son of Etienne and Marie Gaudet, married, around 1678 Andree Brun, daughter of Vincent and Marie Brot, widow of Germain Terriot. Children: Guillaume, 1680; Marguerite, 1681; Jean, 1683; Jacques, 1684; Alexandre, 1686; Martin, 1687."
see Doc R-1, chart of Frank Kittchner P.O.Box 1002, Carrolton, GA
See Doc R-1, chart of Frank Kittchner P.O.Box 1002, Carrolton, GA
from Doc B-108-9, HGDA, v2, page 474:"Andree Brun, 1647, daughter of Vincent
and Renne Brot, married Germain Terriot, daughter of Jean and Perrine Bourg,
and the second time Emmanuel Hebert son of Etienne and Marie Gaudet."
From FCAG Vol IV #1 Spring 1972:"Daniel Leblanc, born in 1626, in France, came to Acadia in 1650, and settled on the north shore of the river of Port-Royal (at present, the Annapolis River), to the north-east of the Belisle marshes, about nine miles above the Fort Port-Royal, and a half mile below the St-Lawrence Chapel, where he died between the years 1693 and 1698.
Daniel LeBlanc was one of the notables at Port-Royal and when, on May 24, 1690 (N.S.), Sir William Phipps, who had just taken possession of the stronghold, required on the part of the inhabitants of Port-Royal and of those on the river of the same name, that they chose 6 from among themselves to form a council in order to keep the peace among them and to administer justice there, Daniel LeBlanc was one of those on whom the choice fell."
From Doc B-107-6, FCAR, v 7 # 1,"Census of Port Royal, Acadia, 1678", lists
Daniel LeBlanc and Francoise Godet 12 cattle & 12 acres with son Antoine 17
and son Pierre 17 from AGE, Vol XX, # 1, page 26,"Notes to Accompany the Plan of the River of Annapolis Royal,", prepared by Mr. Placide Gaudet, Genealogist to the Public Archives of Canada:"19.Daniel LeBlanc, born in France in 1626, came to Acadia with Francois Gaudet, his wife in 1650, and settled on the north-east of Belisle Marsh about nine miles above the fort. Le 1698, leaving six sons, four of whom settled at Mines Basin about 1687. One of his sons became a mariner, and the youngest son, Pierre, born in 1664, succeeded to the estate of his father.
Pierre LeBlanc died November 4, 1717, leaving eight children, the youngest of whom, named Charles, was born September 26, 1716, and died in Digby Co., September 30, 1805."
From Doc L-128-1, ACFR2, page 6:"Honere LeBlanc ... declared to me ... he was
the issue of Daniel LeBlanc who came from France with his second wife and Marie LeBlanc the daughter of his first marriage (dead without children) and the three of them went to Port Royal, chief place of Acadia, after the Tready of Breda on July 31, 1661.And from Daniel LeBlanc and his wife were born Rene LeBlanc, Jacques LeBlanc, Antoine LeBlanc, Pierre LeBlanc at Port Royal and from them, also was born Andre LeBlanc. The said Rene LeBlanc is deceased at Port Royal in the year 1732 and his wife in 1735. ...
From FCAG Vol IV #1 Spring 1972:"Daniel Leblanc, born in 1626, in France, came to Acadia in 1650, and settled on the north shore of the river of Port-Royal (at present, the Annapolis River), to the north-east of the Belisle marshes, about nine miles above the Fort Port-Royal, and a half mile below the St-Lawrence Chapel, where he died between the years 1693 and 1698.
Daniel LeBlanc was one of the notables at Port-Royal and when, on May 24, 1690 (N.S.), Sir William Phipps, who had just taken possession of the stronghold, required on the part of the inhabitants of Port-Royal and of those on the river of the same name, that they chose 6 from among themselves to form a council in order to keep the peace among them and to administer justice there, Daniel LeBlanc was one of those on whom the choice fell."
From Doc B-107-6, FCAR, v 7 # 1,"Census of Port Royal, Acadia, 1678", lists
Daniel LeBlanc and Francoise Godet 12 cattle & 12 acres with son Antoine 17
and son Pierre 17 from AGE, Vol XX, # 1, page 26,"Notes to Accompany the Plan of the River of Annapolis Royal,", prepared by Mr. Placide Gaudet, Genealogist to the Public Archives of Canada:"19.Daniel LeBlanc, born in France in 1626, came to Acadia with Francois Gaudet, his wife in 1650, and settled on the north-east of Belisle Marsh about nine miles above the fort. Le 1698, leaving six sons, four of whom settled at Mines Basin about 1687. One of his sons became a mariner, and the youngest son, Pierre, born in 1664, succeeded to the estate of his father.
Pierre LeBlanc died November 4, 1717, leaving eight children, the youngest of whom, named Charles, was born September 26, 1716, and died in Digby Co., September 30, 1805."
From Doc L-128-1, ACFR2, page 6:"Honere LeBlanc ... declared to me ... he was
the issue of Daniel LeBlanc who came from France with his second wife and Marie LeBlanc the daughter of his first marriage (dead without children) and the three of them went to Port Royal, chief place of Acadia, after the Tready of Breda on July 31, 1661.And from Daniel LeBlanc and his wife were born Rene LeBlanc, Jacques LeBlanc, Antoine LeBlanc, Pierre LeBlanc at Port Royal and from them, also was born Andre LeBlanc. The said Rene LeBlanc is deceased at Port Royal in the year 1732 and his wife in 1735. ...
From FCAG vol IV #1 Spring 1972:"Francoise Gaudet, born in 1623, in France, and was a widow when she married Daniel LeBlanc; she died at her son, Pierre
LeBlanc's house, between the years 1698-1700. From her marriage to Daniel
LeBlanc, Francoise Gaudet had seven children, six of whom were sons, namely:
Jacques, Etienne, Rene (father of the Notary), Andre, Antoine and Pierre. The
daughter was named Francoise and she married Martin Blanchard. Etienne became a navigator and left Acadia. As to the other five boys, they were all married in 1686, and in the course of this year or in 1687, four of them, that is:
Jacques, Rene, Andre and Antoine Left Port-Royal and established themselves in the Minas Basin, leaving with their father and mother only Pierre, who had just lost his first wife, named Marie Theriault."