Euphrosine married Benoni LeBlanc 20 Oct 1837, Grande Digue, Kent County, New Brunswick. Benoni (son of Timothee LeBlanc and Barbe dit Babee Gaudet) was born 15 Nov 1815, Memramcook; died 18 Apr 1887, Sainte-Marie-de-Kent, Kent County, New Brunswick, Canada. [Group Sheet]

1. Lucien\Louis LeBlanc was born Abt 29 Feb 1840, the parish of Memramcook, Westmorland County, New Brunswick; died 3 May 1911, Notre Dame, Kent County, New Brunswick, Canada.

Benjamin married Madeleine Cormier 9 Jan 1804, Bouctouche, Kent County, New Brunswick. Madeleine (daughter of Jacques Cormier and Marie Osite Pothier) died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Paul married Madeleine Genevieve Theriault Abt 1766. Madeleine (daughter of Alexis Theriault and Madeleine Robichaud) was born 1748, Cobequid; died Jul 1825. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Bona-vol.3,p.921-name,b.yr,spouse. He was a prisonner of the English at Fort Cumberland where he escaped with his brother, Pierre. He settled at Bouctouche. J02-p.106-marriage

Jacques married Marie Osite Pothier 24 Jan 1770, Ekoupahag, (Kingsclear). Marie (daughter of Jean Pothier and Marie Josephe Hebert) died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Bona-vol.3,p.921-name,marr.info,parents are Jean and Marie-Josephe Hebert J02-p.106-marr date,parents,name

Louis married Marie Thibodeau Abt 1736. Marie (daughter of Charles Thibodeau and Francoise Comeau) died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Bona-vol.4,p.1531-b.yr,marr.info. He was at l'ile Saint jean in 1752. His widow was at halifax in 1763 with five children.
-vol.4, p.1512-spouse.
M01-p.190-B.yr,d.dt,marr.info.
-p.189-b.yr, d.dt;grave was blessed at Bouctouche the 22 Nov 1800;he was 75 years old when he died,marr.info.
-p.230-marr.info.
T15-family pages on Terrio's-Irene disagrees with Bona's statement that Alexis' widow was at Halifax with five children in 1763. She has found that at the Ralph P. Bell Library at Mount Allison University,Sackville, there is a list of Acadian families and where they lived after 1755. Alexis terrio and his wife are on the list as follows: (No.21, Alexis Terriot(1726-99) and wife Madeleine Robichaud). At Fort Edward, Windsor, N.S. 1760 " Halifax, N.S. 1763 " Turtle Creek, N.B. 1782 " Richibouctou, N.B. 1797.

Buried:
Witnesses at the blessing of his grave were Jacques Cormier and Louis Allain.

Died:
He was said to be about 75 years old when he died in July 1799.

Alexis married Madeleine Robichaud Abt 1747, Cobequid. Madeleine (daughter of Jean Robichaud and Marie Leger) was born Abt 1728, Cobequid; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Bona-vol.4,p.1531-marr.info;daug of Jean & Marie Leger. She was a widow at Halifax in 1763 with five children. -vol.4,p.1512-b.yr, spouse. M01-p.190-marr.info.;name is Madeleine Robichaud dit Cadet. -p.230-b.yr,marr.info.

Other Events:

• Residence: Abt 1730, Ouescoque (today Westcock, NB)
• Residence: Abt 1750, LeLac

Notes:

Discrepancy: in Bona Arsenault's vol3, p.914 he states that Pierre was at Missagoueche, along the Saint John River in New Brunswick in 1770. But other sources indicate that he was deceased by then. As in Surette's Atlas of Beaubassin, Pierre is said to have been the victim of a soldier's aggression and dies shortly after the family leaves Ouescoque in the forced move to LeLac. In Un Historique de la famille Cormier published for the Acadian Reunion in 1994, it indicates that he died about 1750. And in Stephen White's Dictionnaire it indicates that Pierre died between the time the census was taken for 1750-51 and the time it was taken Jan 1, 1752.
In Un Historique de la famille Cormier it indicates that his wife and her son Pierre sought refuge in 1755 along the Saint John River, then at Kamouraska. And was also at Ste Anne (Fredericton) in 1768.
Another discrepancy: Bona Arsenault lists Etienne as one of his sons and says that Etienne was deported along with his brothers, Michel and Joseph, to South Carolina. Michel and Joseph later settled in Louisianna but there is no further mention of Etienne. None of the other sources mentioned above mention Etienne as a son of Pierre and Cecile.





Residence:
Discrepency on where he lived after marrying. Placide Gaudet in his newspaper article on the genealogy of Antoine J Cormier mentions that Pierre Cormier and his wife Cecile Thibodeau settled in Vechkok in Cumberland County and lived there until 1750 when they emigrated to Ouescak (today Westcock) where they lived until the turmoil of 1755. Surette in his Atlas Beaubassin mentions that 'From Ouescoque, on the footsteps of old Alexis Cormier,who has already joined the families of his sons, the founders of LeLac, come the children and grandchildren of his youngest brother Pierre...' and goes on to mention Pierre Cormier along with his wife Cecile Thibodeau as being one of this group, therefore implying that Pierre was from Ouescoque with his family.The book, Histoire de la famille Cormier on page 28 says that Pierre and Cecile settled around 1730 at Rivieres-des-Hebert (Menoudie) and that they were forced to settle at Aulac around 1750.

Residence:
Forced to flee here with his family, he died around this time (about 1750).

Died:
Stephen White gives Pierre's death as occuring sometime between the census of 1750-51 and the census of 1 Jan 1752. 'Histoire de la famille Cormier' says that Pierre died around 1750. Surette's Atlas of Beaubassin says that Pierre was the victim of the soldier's aggression when he and his family were forced to leave Ouescoque to go to LeLac and he dies soon after leaving his widow with ten children.

Pierre married Cecile Thibodeau 17 Jul 1730, Grand Pre. Cecile (daughter of Jean Thibodeau and Marguerite Hebert) was born 5 Nov 1712, Grand Pre; died Abt 1787. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Residence: 1755, Saint John River; , after seeking refuge with her son Pierre along the
• Residence: Aft 1755, Kamouraska, Quebec
• Residence: 1768, Sainte Anne (Fredericton, NB); , after returning with her son and his family,

Jean — Marie Josephe Hebert. Marie died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]