Other Events:

• Baptised: 14 Jan 1852

Notes:

Birth:
He was 10 days old when baptized on January 14, 1852.

Baptised:
His godmother was Ann Brine.

Other Events:

• Baptised: 18 Mar 1811, the parish of Memramcook

Notes:

Baptised:
His godparents were Jean LeBlanc and Veronique Bourg.

Francois married Marguerite LeBlanc Abt 1835, Menoudie. Marguerite (daughter of Emmanuel LeBlanc and Suzanne Bourgeois) was born 22 May 1813, Menoudie; died Dec 1880, Scoudouc; was buried 6 Dec 1880, Scoudouc. [Group Sheet]

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• Baptised: 29 Jun 1813, Menoudie, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia

Notes:

Baptised:
Her godparents were Roma Melancon and Henriette Doiron.

Other Events:

• Residence: Bas Cap Pele; , settling,
• Occupation: Aug 1821, the parish of Cap Pele; a labourer
• Residence: Nov 1839, the parish of St Henri

Maximin married Veronique Doiron 7 Jan 1807, the parish of Memramcook. Veronique (daughter of Isidore dit Gédore Doiron and Anne Downey\Downing) was born 24 Jun 1786, Franklin Manor, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia; died Dec 1869; was buried 22 Dec 1869, the parish fo Cap Pele. [Group Sheet]

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• Residence: Nov 1839, the parish of St Henri

Notes:

Buried:
Her age was given as 85 years at her death.

Notes:

Married:
Witnesses at their marriage were Michel Bourg, Amand Leblanc and many others.

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• Occupation: Nov 1818, the parish of Ste Anne in Menaudi (Minudie, Nova Scotia); a farmer
• Occupation: Jul 1819, Menoudi; a farmer in the parish of Ste Anne
• Residence: Mar 1822, Menoudi; , when his daughter Isabelle was baptized,
• Residence: Nov 1860, Minudie, Cumberland Co, Nova Scotia

Notes:

On 28 April 1813, there was a transfer of part of a land lease of land situated at Minudie between Peter and John LeBlanc, on one part, and Manuel LeBlanc, on the other part. (note: son Peter died in Fox Creek on 12 May 1813.)

Died:
He was aged 87 when he died at Menoudie in 1869.

Emmanuel married Suzanne Bourgeois Abt 1807, Menoudie. Suzanne (daughter of Captain Laurent Christophe Bourgeois and Rosalie Leger) was born 28 Jan 1787, Franklin Manor; died 21 Jul 1867, Minudie, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia; was buried 23 Jul 1867, St Denis Cemetery, Minudie, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, Canada. [Group Sheet]

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• Residence: Mar 1822, Menoudi; , when her daughter was baptized,
• Residence: Nov 1860, Minudie, Cumberland Co, Nova Scotia

Notes:

Buried:
She was reported to be 83 years old when she died on Sunday, July 21st, 1867.

Notes:

J03-p122-marr.info and children. This family left the champs Elyses in 1789, because they no longer appeared on the "List of the French Persons" in the poll tax of 1790. Later they are found in the Memramcook region.

Michel married Ursule Forest 15 Jun 1777, Franklin Manor. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

M01-p.540-marr.info. J02-p.91-marr.info;daug of Charles & Marie Chiasson. J03-p.122-marr.info;daug of Charles a Baptiste and Marie Poirier.

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• Misc: 1827 census, Nappan; is among eight persons in a household in the
• Misc: settled in Minudie
• Residence: Nappan, Cumberland
• Census: 1827, Nappan, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia

Notes:

From the book, La famille Doiron (Gould): Isidore is the ancestor of most of the Doiron/Gould families of Nappan and Amherst. The Nappan Census of 1827 tells us there were eight persons in the house of Gedore Gould. He was a fairly prosperous farmer. He had 80 cultivated acres with a harvest of 25 bushels of wheat and 100 bushels of other grains, 85 tons of hay and 1600 bushels of potatoes. His farm included 5 horses, 40 horned beasts, 25 sheep and 13 pigs. It is probably that some of his children lived with him and served as domestics. Many of his children, like him, lived to an old age. - translation done by A.Owen, Apr2015

Misc:
"Another veteran who escaped the New England was Zedore Gould, an Acadian who lived at the Gasperaux River, near Fort Gasperaux. He fled through the forest and made his way, with others, to a secluded spot on the Miramichi River. There he and his kind survived until the general surrender four years later, when Gould chose to still keep out of the English clutches... Gould, after years of wandering, ventured to Minoudie and became an industrious tenant of Governor DesBarres"


Misc:
The 1827 census for Nappan has him in a household of eight people. Aged 84 years, he is a prosperous farmer. He had 80 acres of cultivated land, with a harvest of 25 bushels of wheat, 100 bushels of other grains, 85 tons of hay, 1600 bushels of potatoes. His farm had 5 horses, 40 horned beasts (cattle?), 25 sheep and 13 pigs. It is probable that some of his children lived with himas well as a domestic servant. Many of his children, like him, lived to an advanced old age for the time.

Census:
There were eight persons living in the household of Gedore Gould in the census for Nappan in 1827. Gedore (Isidore) was 84 years old and a properous farmer. He had 80 cultivated acres with a harvest of 25 bushels of wheat and 100 bushels of other grain, 85 tons of hay and 1600 bushels of potatoes. His farm had 5 horses, 40 horned beasts, 25 sheep and 13 pigs. It is probable that some of his children lived with him as well as a domestic servant.

Isidore married Anne Downey\Downing 15 Sep 1781, Franklin Manor. Anne (daughter of David Denis Downey and Dorothee Boudrot) was born 6 Jan 1764, Franklin Manor. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

J03-p.97-99-name,b.dt,marr.info.,stories

Notes:

In 1780, Andre LeBlanc left Chezzetcook (near Halifax) with his children, Joseph and Rosalie, and his grand-daughter, Rosalie (Tounie), and settled at Fox Creek. But, He did not stay long at Fox Creek...he left to spend the rest of his days at Menoudie, where he claimed his father and mother had died. Andre's son, Joseph, who was born around 1753 (1748?) was called Jos a Joe-Andre. As a child, Joseph was exiled with his family, from Memramcook to Shediac, Cocagne, Buctouche, Richibouctou, and Miramichi. His mother died while he was but a child. In 1774 he married Marguerite Forest (born 1750) daughter of Charles Forest and Marguerite Saulnier. Joseph died of typhoid fever on April 28th, 1813, while his wife died of the same thing five days before her husband. He was 60 years old, his wife 63.

On 23 March 1811 there was a transfer of a share of a land lease of land situated in Minudie from Joseph LeBlanc in the county of Westmorland, New Brunswick to his sons, John LeBlanc and Peter LeBlanc and son-in-law, Peter Burk Jr.
On 28 April 1813, there was a transfer of part of a land lease of land situated at Minudie between Peter and John LeBlanc, on one part, and Manuel LeBlanc, on the other part. (note: son Peter died in Fox Creek on 12 May 1813.)

Buried:
He was about 50 years old when he died. Present at his burial were Bonaventure LeBlanc and Amand LeBlanc.

Joseph married Marguerite Forest 14 Aug 1775, Franklin Manor. Marguerite was born 1750; died 23 Apr 1813, Fox Creek, (N.B.); was buried 25 Apr 1813, the cemetery of the parish of Memramcook. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Irene-parents given as Charles Forest & Marguerite Saulnier;she died 5 days before her husband of typhoid fever in Fox Creek. She was 63. J02-p.159-parents given as Charles Forest & Marie Chiasson M01-p.558-shows her father having had two wives with names:Marguerite Poirier and Marguerite Saulnier Bona-vol.3,p.961,962-gives her father with spouse named Marguerite Poirier J03-p.102-shows her father married Marie Poirier on 4 Jun 1742 at Beaubassin Father's RIN is 2581.

Buried:
Present at her burial were Michel Bourg and Raphael Bourg. Marguerite was around 63 years old when she died.

Other Events:

• Misc: was a Captain in the Militia and the title remained with him
• Residence: Windsor, , Nova Scotia; when younger
• Residence: Dec 1817, the parish of Minudie
• Residence: 1821, Menoudie
• Occupation: May 1821, Minudie, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia; farmer

Notes:

Christened:
He was baptized at the aga of 3 along with his sister who was 7 years of age.

Residence:
His burial entry describes him as being a native of Windsor, Nova Scotia.

Residence:
When son, Hilarion, married in Memramcook parish, his parents' residence was given as Menoudie, Nova Scotia.

Buried:
His burial entry states that he was about 90 years old when he died.

Laurent married Rosalie Leger 30 May 1785, Menoudie. Rosalie (daughter of Joseph Leger and Claire LeBlanc) was born 1764, Pisiguit; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Residence: Dec 1817, the parish of Minudie
• Residence: May 1821, Minudie, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia

Notes:

J03-p.123,124-b.yr,marr.info.;she came with her parents as one of the original settling tenants of Desbarres' Champs Elyses. Bona-vol.4, p.1564-b.yr. B26-p.96-b.yr;bap. four years later at Windsor(Pisiguit);marr.info;married at St Denis church odf Menoudie. They settled at Memramcook-???. J02-p.177-b.dt;marr.info. M01-p.101-b.dt,marr.info. T20-b.yr,marr.info.