Notes:

Bona-vol.4,p.1375-b.yr;he settled at Beaubassin -vol.3,p.952-two marr. and vol.2,p.506-spouse Madeleine Doucet M01-p.45-shows three marr. J02-p.120-says he marr.3 times B22-p.225-shows two marr.of three;Pierre was deputy of his villagenear the governor of Annapolis Royal. He likewise privately baptized the newborn children in the absence of the missionary. According to Placide Gaudet, Pierre went with his family to settle at Minudie. In 1751, the English intensified their presence with the construction of Fort Lawrence. Pierre moved with his family to au Lac near Fort Beausejour where we find him in the spring of 1755. after the capture of Fort Beausejour the following summer, he crossed over to ile Saint Jean to take refuge at Port Lajoie. Already around age 75 years old, we cannot say whether he died on the island and once again undertook the deportation of 1758 to the island of Saint Jean.(not sure of the trans of last sentence)

Pierre married Madeleine Doucet Abt 1704. Madeleine (daughter of Pierre Doucet and Henriette Pelletret) was born 1670, Port Royal; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Pierre married Veronique Brasseau 25 Feb 1740, Beaubassin. Veronique died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Bona-vol.3,p.952-b.yr is abt 1905;marr about 1726 to Marguerite Doucet d/o Louis & Marguerite Girouard M01-p.44-says he married Marguerite Michel abt 1734;b.yr is abt 1710;d dt is 05/02/760 B22-p.360-b.dt is 1710;marr. to Marguertie Michel in 1734

Paul married Marguerite ? Abt 1726, Beaubassin. Marguerite died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Bona-vol.3,p.953-b.yr is abt 1712;marr.info. M01-p.44-b.yr is 1714;marr.info.;d.loc is Nappan B22-p.361-b.yr abt 1710;d loc is Minudie in 1794 aged 84 yrs. The newly married couple settled at Nappan near Minudie. In 1754 Pierre and his father were found at Chimougui with their families. With the fall of Fort Beausejour in 1755, they took refuge at Port Lajoie on ile Saint Jean. After the Fortress of Louisbourg was taken in 1758, they moved to Shippagan or its vicinity. In 1761, they were captured by Roderick MacKenzie's men who were taking prisoners to fort Beausejour. After the treaty was signed in 1763, they were freed and returned to settle at Nappan. In the Nappan census of 1770, the family appeared to be prospering well... Twenty years later, Pierre's situation was not so good. In the 1791 census, he was in his eighties and a widower: "A list of persons who have been relieved from the capitation tax: Peter Doiron, a poor decreped old man very poor, one shilling". He died in 1794. J03-p.108, 109-born abt 1710;marr.info;similar to above story;says he died abt 84 years old in 1794.

Pierre married Anne Forest 22 Nov 1733, Beaubassin. Anne (daughter of Jean Baptiste Forest and Marie Elizabeth Labarre) was born Abt 1715, Beaubassin; died 1790, Nappan. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Bona-vol.3,p.952-b.yr&loc. B22-p.361- b.dt.

Notes:

Bona-vol.3,p.952-b.yr&loc. B22-p.361-b.dt.

Notes:

Bona-vol.3,p.952-b.yr&loc. B22-p.361-b.dt.

Other Events:

• Residence: 1771, Nappan; , after years of misery from the deportation,
• Residence: Abt 1790, Richard Village; , after acquiring a tract of NB government land(400 acres),

Notes:

J03-p.109-b.dt;marr.info.-discrepency for wife's father's name. B22-p.362-b&d dts,marr.info.;Pierre, after years of misery from the Deportation,settled at Nappan where he is found back with his family in 1771... He left Nappan with his family around 1790 to settle at Richard Village where he received from the N.B. government on Dec 6, 1793 a grant of land 400 acres. He then was named Pierre Goulle. He sold this lot the 3 Mar 1800 to Jean Baptiste Maillet and in turn bought his lot at Saint Anselme a Gros Jean. He lived for several years in Saint Anseleme before finally settling at Tidiche around 1810. The 29 Aug 1816 he received with his son and grandson Laurent a concession at Barachois. -p.362-spouses parents names-error on this page M01-p.42-b&d dts,marr.info. Bona-vol.3,p.953-b.yr as abt 1738, marr.info. He was at Petitcoudiac in 1769 and ar Baie Sainte Marie in 1772 and 1774.

Pierre married Marguerite Leger Abt 1758. Marguerite (daughter of Jean Leger and Marie Marguerite Comeau) was born 1733; died 1 Jan 1826. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

J03-p.109-b.yr;he was a sailor in France. M01-p.42-gives b.dt. as 24 Jun 1744 at Beaubassin;says he marr. Anne Marguerite Bourg 05 Mar 1764 St Enogat, Dinard,Ille-et-Vilaine;d.dt 1772 Miquelon. B22-p.362-same info. as M01

Other Events:

• Residence: Bef 1809, Nappan
• Residence: 1809, New Brunswick; in Nappan, Nova Scotia and petitioned for land

Notes:

J03-p.109-b.yr,marr.info. B22,p.362-b.yr,marr.info. M01-p.43-gives b.yr of 1754;name Francois dit France

Residence:
In 1809, Francois Doiron, along with his sons, Urbain, Isidore and Francois, and his nephews, Simon and David Doiron, sent a petition to the government of New Brunswick to apply for 400 acres of land each along the route leading from Petitcodiac (St Anselme) to Shediac. The surveyor, James Watson, of Westmorland County vouched that he knew the men to be "industrious men" for twenty some years.

Francois married Genevieve (Jane) Vautour 14 Sep 1782, Nappan. Genevieve (daughter of Pierre Vautour and Marie Vanier) died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Occupation: a farmer when living
• Residence: UNTIL 1800, Nappan
• Residence: Aft 1800, Tracadie; , after leaving Nappan because of debts,

Notes:

J03-p.109-b.yr,marr.info. -p.110-marr.info.;left Nappan around 1800 because of debts and went to Tracadie where he died in 1809 at age 80. His spouse returned to Memramcook. B22-p.362-Louis dit Bidaque,b&d dts,marr.info. M01-p.42-b&d dts,marr.info.

Louison married Marie Bonnevie (dit Beaumont) 9 Jul 1767, Franklin Manor. Marie (daughter of Jacques Bonnevie and Anne Melanson) was born Abt 1752; died 8 Oct 1836, Memramcook. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• 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.109-b.yr,marr.info. B22-p.362-b yr,marr.info. M01-p.42-b dt, marr.info.

Anne married Jean-Baptiste (Jeanotte) Gallant Abt 1760. Jean-Baptiste died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

from Irene Terrio - name J03-p.109-b.yr;marr.info. M01-p.42-b&d dt, marr.info B22-p.362-b&d dts;died at 75 yrs;marr.info.

Marie married Joseph-Andre LeBlanc Abt 1759. Joseph-Andre (son of Claude-Andre LeBlanc and Madeleine Boudrot) was born Abt 1722, Grand Pre; died 28 Dec 1818, Cap Pele, N.B.. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

J03-p.109-b.yr,marr.info. B22-p.362-marr.info.;her husband was Dutch and had come over to Acadia with the British Army. M01-p.42-marr.info.

Madeleine married George Noils 1765. George died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

J03-p.109-marr.info.,b.yr M01-p.42-d.dt,marr.info. & p.91-marr.info. B22-p.362-b.dt,marr.info. B27-p.27-marr.info.

Angelique married Jean Brun 15 Feb 1772, Minudie. Jean (son of Charles dit Ptit Charlo Brun and Anne Caissy) was born Abt 1742, Beaubassin; died 3 Jan 1831, Bas Cap Pele. [Group Sheet]