Marguerite married Charles Maillet 1782, Memramcook, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada. Charles (son of Charles Michel Maurice Maillet and Marie Madeleine Babineau) was born 1752, Petitcodiac, Hopewell, Albert, New Brunswick, Canada; died 12 Dec 1829. [Group Sheet]

1. Lucie Maillet was born About 1788, Memramcook, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada; died 12 Jul 1826, Memramcook, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada; was buried 13 Jul 1826, Memramcook, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada.
2. Olivier Maillet was born 1793, Memramcook, New Brunswick, Canada; died 2 Mar 1868, Buctouche 16, Kent, New Brunswick, Canada; was buried 4 Mar 1868, Bouctouche, Kent, New Brunswick, Canada.

Olivier married Ludivine Landry About 1754, Acadia, New France. Ludivine was born About 1734, Nova Scotia, Canada; was christened About 1734, Grand-Pré, Kings, Nouvelle-Ecosse, Canada; died 1778, Kingsclear, York, New Brunswick, Canada. [Group Sheet]

Claude married Catherine Hébert About 1706, Acadia, New France. Catherine (daughter of Jean Hebert and Marie-Anne Doucet) was born About 1688, Riviere-des-Habitants, Les Mines, Acadia; died Deceased, Port Royal, Nova Scotia, Canada. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/125959617

Claude Boudrot was the 10th of 11 known children born to Michel Boudrot and Michelle Aucoin of the early French Acadian settlement in what is now known as Nova Scotia. He was born about 1663, probably in/near Port Royal as he appears on the 1671 census there as age 8. In 1686 he was counted on the Les Mines census, age 23 years. He was married three times to (m1) Anne-Marie THBODEAU in about 1682 and had 8 known children with her; (m2) to Catherine NEUNIER in about 1700 and had 11 known children with her; and (m3) to Madelein CORPORON in Aug of 1735 with no children of this marriage. [Reference: see White, Stephen A.; Hébert, Hector-J.; Gallant, Patrice, 1909-; Université de Moncton. Centre d'études acadiennes, pp 184-5]

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Claude Boudreau
French: Claude Boudrot
Birthdate: 1663
Birthplace: Port Royal, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Death: March 07, 1740 (77)
Grand Pré, Kings County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Place of Burial: Grand Pré, Kings County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Immediate Family:
Son of Michel Boudreau and Michelle Aucoin
Husband of Marie Corporon; Catherine-Marguerite Meunier; Anne-Marie "l'Aîné" Thibodeau and Madeleine Corporon
Father of Paul Boudreau; Catherine Boudreaux; Étienne Boudreaux; Marie M Boudrot; François Boudreaux; Jean Dit Lami Boudreau; Pierre Boudrot; Françoise Boudreau; Marie-Josèphte Boudreau; Claire Boudreau; Anne Boudreau; Charles Boudreau; Claude Boudreau; Michel Boudreau; Joseph Boudreau; Jacques Boudreaux; Madeleine Boudreaux; Madeleine Marie-Anne Boudreau; Anne Boudreau; Élisabeth (or Isabelle) Leblanc / Aucoin; Marguerite Boudreau and Anne-Marie Hébert « less
Brother of Francoise Robichaud; Jean Boudrot; Jeanne Theriot; Marie Madeleine Boudreau / Boudrot; Charles Boudreaux; Marguerite Boudreau; Abraham Boudreau; Michel Jr. Boudreau, II; Oliver Boudreau; François Boudreau and Jean Boudreau

Claude, born in c1663, married Anne-Marie, daughter of Pierre Thibodeau and Jeanne Thériot, at Port-Royal in c1682 and moved to Rivière-des-Habitants in the Minas Basin. He remarried to Catherine, daughter of Jean Meunier and Marguerite Housseau, probably at Minas in c1700, and remarried again--his third marriage--to Madeleine, another daughter of Jean Corporon, and widow of Bernard Doucet dit Laverdure and François Leclerk dit Laverdure, at Port-Royal in August 1735. Claude fathered 21 children by his first two wives, including nine sons who married into the Hébert, Préjean, Comeau, Aucoin, Doiron, Thibodeau, Gautrot, and Doucet families. His daughters married into the Hébert, Aucoin, LeBlanc, Daigre, and Doiron families. Claude died at Grand-Pré in March 1740, in his late 70s.

Claude married Anne-Marie Thibodeau in 1682, in Port-Royal, Acadie. They are the parents of the following:

1) Claude (1683-) md Catherine Hebert
2) Michel (1685-) md (1) Marie-Cecile Leblanc (2) Anne Pregent
3) Joseph (1687-) md Jeanne-Francoise Comeau
4) Anne-Marie (1690-) md Joseph Hebert
5) Marie (1692-) md Rene Hebert
6) Anne (1694-) md Augustin Hebert
7) Elisabeth (1696-) md (1) Martin Aucoin and (2) Jacques Leblanc
8) Marguerite (1698-) md Francois Leblanc

Claude married Catherine Meunier in 1700, in Grand-Pre, Acadie. They are the parents of the following:

1) Catherine (1702-) md Jacques Leblanc
2) Cecile (1703-1725) md Francois Leblanc
3) Etienne (1704-) md Marie-Claire Aucoin
4) Marie (1705-1759) md Francois Daigle
5) Paul (1707-1758) md Madeleine-Josephte Doiron
6) Francois (1709-) md Anne-Marie Thibodeau
7) Jean (1710-) md Agathe Thibodeau
8) Pierre (1712-1759) md (1) Marie Doiron and (2) Madeleine Gaudreau
9) Francoise (1715-1751) md Honore Doiron
10) Marie-Josephte (1718-) md Etienne Hebert
11) Claire (1719-1741) md Pierre Leblanc
12) Anne (1721-1756) md Charles Leblanc
13) Charles (1725-) md Marie-Josephte Doucet

He married Madeleine Corporon on 7 August 1735, Port-Royal, Acadie.




Claude Boudrot was the 10th of 11 known children born to Michel Boudrot and Michelle Aucoin of the early French Acadian settlement in what is now known as Nova Scotia. He was born about 1663, probably in/near Port Royal as he appears on the 1671 census there as age 8. In 1686 he was counted on the Les Mines census, age 23 years. He was married three times to (m1) Anne-Marie THBODEAU in about 1682 and had 8 known children with her; (m2) to Catherine NEUNIER in about 1700 and had 11 known children with her; and (m3) to Madelein CORPORON in Aug of 1735 with no children of this marriage. [Reference: see White, Stephen A.; Hébert, Hector-J.; Gallant, Patrice, 1909-; Université de Moncton. Centre d'études acadiennes, pp 184-5]

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Claude Boudreau
French: Claude Boudrot
Birthdate: 1663
Birthplace: Port Royal, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Death: March 07, 1740 (77)
Grand Pré, Kings County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Place of Burial: Grand Pré, Kings County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Immediate Family:
Son of Michel Boudreau and Michelle Aucoin
Husband of Marie Corporon; Catherine-Marguerite Meunier; Anne-Marie "l'Aîné" Thibodeau and Madeleine Corporon
Father of Paul Boudreau; Catherine Boudreaux; Étienne Boudreaux; Marie M Boudrot; François Boudreaux; Jean Dit Lami Boudreau; Pierre Boudrot; Françoise Boudreau; Marie-Josèphte Boudreau; Claire Boudreau; Anne Boudreau; Charles Boudreau; Claude Boudreau; Michel Boudreau; Joseph Boudreau; Jacques Boudreaux; Madeleine Boudreaux; Madeleine Marie-Anne Boudreau; Anne Boudreau; Élisabeth (or Isabelle) Leblanc / Aucoin; Marguerite Boudreau and Anne-Marie Hébert « less
Brother of Francoise Robichaud; Jean Boudrot; Jeanne Theriot; Marie Madeleine Boudreau / Boudrot; Charles Boudreaux; Marguerite Boudreau; Abraham Boudreau; Michel Jr. Boudreau, II; Oliver Boudreau; François Boudreau and Jean Boudreau

Claude married Marie Anne Catherine Thibodeau About 1682. Marie (daughter of Pierre Thibodeau and Jeanne Thériot) was born 1667, Port Royal, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia, Canada; died 11 Nov 1721, Grand Pre, Kings, Nova Scotia, Canada; was buried 1698, Saint Charles des Mines, Grand Pré, Acadia, New France. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/138308884/anne-catherine-thibodeau

Anne-Catherine married Claude in 1683, in Acadie. They are the parents of at least the following:

1) Claude Landry (1684-) md Madeleine-Marguerite Doucet
2) Jeanne (1685-) md Rene Leblanc
3) Rene (1688-) md Madeleine Melanson
4) Jean (1693-) md Claire Leblanc
5) Marguerite (1694-1743) md Claude Gaudreau
6) Marie (1699-1743) md Jacques Celestin
7) Jean-Baptiste (1700-1779) md Marie-Marguerite Comeau
8) Marie-Madeleine (1701-1727) md Jean-Baptiste Daigle
9) Claire (1702-) md Claude Comeau
10) Joseph-Honore (1708-1764) md Marie-Josephte Comeau

Notes:

In 1686, the steward of the "Nouvelle France," Mr. de Meules, orders a new general census of Acadia, where we can read: "Antoine Hebert-72 years; Genevieve Lefranc-80 years; Jehan Hebert-32 years; Doucet Anne-22 years; Jacques-9 years; Pierre-7 years; Jehan-5 years, Jehanne-3 years; and Joseph-2 months old. Jehan (Jean) married Anne Doucet in 1676 in Port-Royal and lived at that time with his parents. After the death of his father in October, 1687, Jehan and his family leave to settle in the parish of Grand-Pre where they cultivate their land, putting up kikes to prevent the high tides from flooding their low lands. He is a prosperous settler and has more than 10 children. In 1703, he still has with him 6 boys and 4 girls. It is said that the 3 boys are old enough to bear arms since they were at war with England. The boy's names are Jacques (26 years), Rene (14 years), and Christophe (12 years). They participate in the battle of July 2, 1704 and help repel the 1300 Englishmen who landed at Port-Royal.




Both of Antoine's sons survived childhood, but only the second one married. Jean le jeune married Marie-Anne, daughter of Pierre Doucet and Henriette Pelletret, at Port-Royal in c1676. Between 1677 and the early 1700s, Marie-Anne gave Jean le jeune 14 children, eight sons and six daughters. Members of the family were counted at Minas in the early 1690s and at Chignecto in 1713. Jean le jeune died probably at Minas in c1707, in his 50s. Marie-Anne died at Grand-Pré in November 1710. Four of her and Jean le jeune's daughters married into the LeBlanc, Boudrot, and Saulnier families. Seven of Jean le jeune's sons also created their own families, and three of them married sisters:

In 1686, the steward of the "Nouvelle France," Mr. de Meules, orders a new general census of Acadia, where we can read: "Antoine Hebert-72 years; Genevieve Lefranc-80 years; Jehan Hebert-32 years; Doucet Anne-22 years; Jacques-9 years; Pierre-7 years; Jehan-5 years, Jehanne-3 years; and Joseph-2 months old. Jehan (Jean) married Anne Doucet in 1676 in Port-Royal and lived at that time with his parents. After the death of his father in October, 1687, Jehan and his family leave to settle in the parish of Grand-Pre where they cultivate their land, putting up kikes to prevent the high tides from flooding their low lands. He is a prosperous settler and has more than 10 children. In 1703, he still has with him 6 boys and 4 girls. It is said that the 3 boys are old enough to bear arms since they were at war with England. The boy's names are Jacques (26 years), Rene (14 years), and Christophe (12 years). They participate in the battle of July 2, 1704 and help repel the 1300 Englishmen who landed at Port-Royal.

Jean married Marie-Anne Doucet About 1676, Grand-Pré, Acadie, Nouvelle-France. Marie-Anne (daughter of Pierre Doucet and Henriette Pelletret) was born Abt 1661, Port Royal, Annapolis, Nova Scotia, Canada; died 3 Nov 1710, Grand Pré, Kings, Nova Scotia, Canada; was buried 4 Noveber 1710, Grand-Pré, Acadie, Nouvelle-France. [Group Sheet]