Gregoire married Domitilde Legere 1 Mar 1824, Caraquet, , New Brunswick. Domitilde (daughter of Jean Baptiste Legere and Claire Felicite Robichaud) was born Abt 1802; died 9 Feb 1827. [Group Sheet]

Gregoire married Elisabeth Boudreau 23 Nov 1827. Elisabeth (daughter of Sylvain Boudreau and Judith Blanchard) died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

1. Olivier Theriault was born 6 May 1847; died 14 Oct 1926.

Other Events:

• Residence: Bertrand, Gloucester County, New Brunswick; and was the founder of
• Baptised: 13 Nov 1761, Cap St Ignace, , Quebec
• Occupation: From 15 Nov 1788 to 15 Apr 1789, Caraquet, , New Brunswick; employed by Alexis Landry

Notes:

Residence:
In 1787, Victor received lot #8, situated east of Route 11 going towards Grand Anse.

Baptised:
His godfather was his maternal grandfather, Germain Girouard, coming from Georgia where he had been deported in 1755, and his godmother was Marie-Anne Grondin. He was named Victor in honour of his uncle, Victor Girouard.

Died:
It is said that Victor died at the time of his daughter, Esther's wedding in 1812.

Victor married Julie Thibodeau 16 Nov 1789. Julie (daughter of Pierre Thibodeau and Anne Marie Landry) was born Abt 1771; died 10 Oct 1813. [Group Sheet]

Joseph married Marie Josephte Girouard 2 Jun 1754, Caraquet. Marie was born 16 Dec 1734, Beaubassin; died 5 Oct 1823, Caraquet. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Discrepancy: Marie-Josephte (Marie -Josephe) Girouard is said to have been the daughter of Germain Girouard and Marie Doucet by a number of authors. However, Stephen White on page 735 of his dictionary has her married to a Michel Gaudet s/0 Augustin Gaudet and Agnes Chiasson and has her death occurring in St Antoine sur Richelieu. Therefore I have not linked Marie Josephe Girouard into the family of Germain and Marie Doucet pending this discrepancy. A.Owen

Notes:

Died:
He was aged 84 years when he died.

Pierre married Anne Marie Landry Abt 1767. Anne (daughter of Alexis Landry and Marie dit BERNARD Theriault) was born 11 Mar 1746, Beaubassin; died 24 Aug 1822. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Education: and signed his name at many of his 12 children's baptisms

Joseph married Marguerite Melanson Abt 1718. Marguerite (daughter of Jean Melanson and Marguerite Dugas) was born 1701, Grand Pre; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Married:
Camille Albert's book and Fidele Theriault's book give the marriage date as about 1718. White gives it as about 1720.

Other Events:

• Occupation: Caraquet; a boat builder
• Occupation: the Baie de Chaleurs; a merchant
• Residence: Caraquet; was one of the founders of Caraquet and settled
• Residence: Abt 1745, Beaubassin; after marrying the widow Cormier (Marie Theriault)
• Residence: 1750, the area of Aulac; , after his village was burnt, near the Fort of Beausejour
• Residence: 1757, Caraquet; , after the fall of fort Beausejour, briefly in Cocagne and Miramichi, and arrived
• Residence: 1757, Sainte Anne de Bocage; , settling near Caraquet
• Residence: 1761, the Baie de Chaleurs; , after fleeing the Caraquet region,
• Residence: 1765, Bonaventure
• Residence: 1769, MIscou à Caraquet

Notes:

Occupation:
While he lived along the Baie de Chaleurs, Alexis Landry started up a trade with the English merchants who were established there. Merchants, like Moore & Finlay, Amesbury & Bard, Charles Robin, William Smith and George Walker. He would purchase different commodities from them, paying them in return with fish and wild game.

Occupation:
He constructed brigatines, fishing boats, etc.

Residence:
Don Landry supplied the photo of the list of founders of Caraquet which was on the wall of the small chapel located at Sainte Anne de Bocage, Gloucester County, New Brunswick, Canada.

Residence:
By marrying the widow Cormier, Alexis Landry was entitled to the Cormier property, which he took possession of and then settled on at Beaubassin.

Residence:
In the autumn of 1761, the tranquility of Sainte Anne de Bocage was interrupted by a suprise expedition of the English army commanded by Riderick MacKenzie. Acadians were taken prisonner and taken to Nipisiguit where they were left under the surveillence of the Indian chief, Pokemouche, with intentions of the army returning in the spring to retrieve them. But the Acadians fled Caraquet area and sought refuge on the north side of the Bay of Chaleur.


Residence:
He and his family settled in Miscou in the spring of 1769. Also he obtained written permission from Judge George Walker of Nipisiquit to retake possession of his old property at Sainte Anne de Bocage.

Buried:
After turning age 60, Alexis donated some of his land for construction of a church, parsonage, and cemetery with some conditions attached: a free bench at the front of the church and he and his wife must be buried in the church after they died. When the church at Sainte Anne de Bocage was demolished after the construction of a new church in 1820 at Pointe de Roche, the remains of Alexis and his wife were exhumed and interred in the small cemetery at Bocage.

Alexis married Marie dit BERNARD Theriault Abt 1745. Marie (daughter of Jean Theriault and Madeleine Bourg) was born 4 Jul 1719, Grand Pre; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Baptised: 4 Jul 1719, the parish of Grand Pre

Notes:

Baptised:
Her godparents were Claude Theriot & Marguerite LeBlanc.