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Birth place may be Port Royal, Annapolis, Acadia per Maureen Anderson - SQ 15 Jul 2000
Within a year of his arrival with his parents, Jehan Blanchard marries inPort-Royal, Radegonde Lambert, daughter of Jehan Lambert with anIndianMicmaque, about 1628 or 1629. If he were born into 1621, like saysitthe census of 1686, it would have been born with the strong firstofPort-Royal, on northern bank of the Basin of Port-Royal.
In the Acadian census of 1671, Jehan Blanchard, farmer, is 60 years old,his wife Radegonde Lambert, 42 years. They have 5 arpents ofgroundcleared, with twelve animals with horns and nine ewes.
*** Birth Place may be Martaize, Loudun, Vienne, France - SQ 23 Jul 2000
!Source Histoire et Genealogie des Acadiens
!Arrived in Acadie 1636 with father, from France.
REF; Les RICHARD by Francois RICHARD 1968 REF; PROJECT RACINES du QUEBEC--DOCUMENTATION 1992 REF; BOB WAY--FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. SEPT 1992
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UPDATE: 1994-10-12
From records of Alan/Ruth Lamoureux, 11333 Quail Run Drive NW, Silverdale, WA 98383, (206) 698-4075/4076
1671 CENSUS: 12 cattles & 9 sheeps.
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Birth place may be Port Royal, Annapolis, Acadia per Maureen Anderson - SQ 15 Jul 2000
Within a year of his arrival with his parents, Jehan Blanchard marries inPort-Royal, Radegonde Lambert, daughter of Jehan Lambert with anIndianMicmaque, about 1628 or 1629. If he were born into 1621, like saysitthe census of 1686, it would have been born with the strong firstofPort-Royal, on northern bank of the Basin of Port-Royal.
In the Acadian census of 1671, Jehan Blanchard, farmer, is 60 years old,his wife Radegonde Lambert, 42 years. They have 5 arpents ofgroundcleared, with twelve animals with horns and nine ewes.
Jean BLANCHARD, 60, wife, Radegonde LAMBERT; Children: Martin 24, Madeleine 28, Anne 26, Guillaume 21, Bernard 18, Marie 15; cattle 12,sheep 9.
Birth place may be Port Royal, Annapolis, Acadia per Maureen Anderson - SQ 15 Jul 2000 Within a year of his arrival with his parents, JehanBlanchard marries inPort-Royal, Radegonde Lambert, daughter of JehanLambert with an IndianMicmaque, about 1628 or 1629. If he were born into1621, like says itthe census of 1686, it would have been born with thestrong first ofPort-Royal, on northern bank of the Basin of Port-Royal.
!Source Histoire et Genealogie des Acadiens !Arrived in Acadie 1636 with father, from France.
REF; Les RICHARD by Francois RICHARD 1968 REF; PROJECT RACINES du QUEBEC--DOCUMENTATION 1992 REF; BOB WAY--FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. SEPT 1992
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om records of Alan/Ruth Lamoureux, 11333 Quail Run Drive NW, Silverdale, WA 98383, (206) 698-4075/4076
1671 CENSUS: 12 cattles & 9 sheeps.
REFN: 174
REFN: 174
REFN: 1204
Birth place may be Port Royal, Annapolis, Acadia per Maureen Anderson - SQ 15 Jul 20003 Within a year of his arrival with his parents, JehanBlanchard marries inPort-Royal, Radegonde Lambert, daughter of JehanLambert with an IndianMicmaque, about 1628 or 1629. If he were born into1621, like says itthe census of 1686, it wo
GIVN Jean SURN Blanchard Arrived with his parents and sister in Port Royal abt 1641.
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Ref: Bona Arsenault, Vol. 2, p.431. May be the BLANCHARD recorded by Bona Arsenault in "History of the Acadians" as having come from LaRochelle, France, in 1636 on the "Saint-Jehan",the first ship to bringFrench families to Acadia. Foundin 1671 census of Port Royal, Acadia,with wife RadegondeLAMBERT; children: Martin, 24; Madeline, 28; Anne, 26;Guillaume, 21; Bernard,18; Marie, 15; 12 cattle and 9 sheep. [TheAcadian Miracle, pg. 22] Listed in the 1678 Acadian census as having 6acres, 17 cattle, 1 gun, 2 boys and 1 girl.[216616.FTW]
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Ref: Bona Arsenault, Vol. 2, p.431.
May be the BLANCHARD recorded by Bona Arsenault in "History of the Acadians" as having come from La Rochelle, France, in 1636 on the"Saint-Jehan",the first ship to bring French families to Acadia.
Found in 1671 census of Port Royal, Acadia, with wife RadegondeLAMBERT; children: Martin, 24; Madeline, 28; Anne, 26; Guillaume, 21; Bernard,18;Marie, 15; 12 cattle and 9 sheep. [The Acadian Miracle, pg. 22]
Listed in the 1678 Acadian census as having 6 acres, 17 cattle, 1 gun, 2 boys and 1 girl.[Simoneaux.FTW]
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Ref: Bona Arsenault, Vol. 2, p.431.
May be the BLANCHARD recorded by Bona Arsenault in "History of the Acadians" as having come from La Rochelle, France, in 1636 on the"Saint-Jehan",the first ship to bring French families to Acadia.
Found in 1671 census of Port Royal, Acadia, with wife RadegondeLAMBERT; children: Martin, 24; Madeline, 28; Anne, 26; Guillaume, 21; Bernard,18;Marie, 15; 12 cattle and 9 sheep. [The Acadian Miracle, pg. 22]
Listed in the 1678 Acadian census as having 6 acres, 17 cattle, 1 gun, 2 boys and 1 girl.
Ref: Bona Arsenault, Vol. 2, p.431.
Census of 1671 Port Royal Jean Blanchard age 60 and Radegonde Lambert age 42 Married: Martin age 24 Madeleine age 28 Anne age 26 Not Married:Guillaume age 21 Bernard age 18 Marie age 15 cattle 12, sheep 9
Census of 1678 Port Royal Jean Blanchard and Radegonde Lambert Guillaume Blanchard and Huguette Gougeon 2 Boys age 3 (1675) 6mo (1678) 1 Girl age5 (1675) 6 Acres, 17 Cattle, 1 Gun
Taken by Monsieur De Meulles, Intendant of New France and Acadia at thebeginning of 1686. 1686 Census Port Royal Jean Blanchard age 75 andRadegonde Lambert age 65
Acadian Descendants, Vol I, by Janet Jehn, Pages 16,30 -about 1636 Jean arrived in Acadie about 1636, accompanying his parents. In the 1671census he is listed as a plowman at Port Royal having 5 arpents of plowedland. The 1678 and 1686 censuses again show them at Port Royal; in thelatter census both being shown at age 75. Jean and Radegonde had sixchildren, all born at Port Royal. May be the BLANCHARD recorded by BonaArsenault in "History of the Acadians" as having come from La Rochelle,France, in 1636 on the "Saint-Jehan", the first ship to bring Frenchfamilies to Acadia. Found in 1671 census of Port Royal, Acadia, with wifeRadegonde LAMBERT; children: Martin, 24; Madeline, 28; Anne, 26;Guillaume, 21;Bernard, 18; Marie, 15; 12 cattle and 9 sheep. [The AcadianMiracle, pg. 22] AGE, Oct 1994, Pg 118. Jean and Marie were not thechildren of Guillaume and Huguette Poirier.
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Ancestors of Maureen Donnelly Anderson Updated September 5, 2000
My databases include, at last count, 4,000 people of French-Canadian,Irish, Acadian, Belgian and Norweigan ancestry.
REPORT #1 (Ireland, Quebec, New York): Agement, Babeu, Beauvais, Boehm, Bourdeau, Boyer, Deneau, Denesia,Deniger, Donnelly, Duquet, Gervais,Guion, Lunney, Lyons, Perras,Poupard, Provost, Senecal, Son (dit Martin),Suprenaut, Tetu
REPORT #2 (Quebec, Belgium): Balcaen, Benoit (dit Laforest), Bergeron, Chasse, Cote, DeSchietere,DePourcq, Duguay, Goeminne, Gouin, Lafond,Lambert, Lavasseur, Lemire,Manseau (dit Robidas), Martel, Proulx,VanCauwenberghe, VanDamme,VanMeirhaeghe
REPORT #3 (Norway, North Dakota): Andersen, Moger, Vello
REPORT #4 (Acadia, Quebec): Badaillac, Boivin, Courtemanche, Cyr, DeLugre, Derome, Dorion, Dupuis,Hebert, Hus, Labbe, Lasalle (ditTalussier), Lemelin, Loiselle, Maclure,Normandeau (dit Deslauriers),Robert, Salois, Schmid, Tetreault, Theroux
REPORT #5 (Indiana, Colchester Ontario): Anderson, Atkins, Baldwin, Blanchard, Brush, Clark, Coffel, Cox, Elford,Green, Halstead, Huffman,Larabee, Marshall, Quick, Whitehead, Wilson,Wright
Maureen Lynn Anderson
Amherstburg, Ontario
Canada
moe146@mnsi.net
Report # 4
1426. Jean Blanchard, born 1611 in Port Royal, Annapolis, Acadia. He wasthe son of Guillaume Blanchard and Huguette Poirier. He married1427.Radegonde Lambert 1642 in Port Royal, Annapolis, NS.
1427. Radegonde Lambert, born 1621. She was the daughter of JehanLambert and MicMac Indian Woman.
Notes for Jean Blanchard: Within a year of his arrival with his parents, Jehan Blanchard marries inPort-Royal, Radegonde Lambert, daughter ofJehan Lambert with an IndianMicmaque, about 1628 or 1629. If he were borninto 1621, like says itthecensus of 1686, it would have been born withthe strong first ofPort-Royal, on northern bank of the Basin ofPort-Royal.
In the Acadian census of 1671, Jehan Blanchard, farmer, is 60 years old,his wife Radegonde Lambert, 42 years. They have 5 arpents ofgroundcleared, with twelve animals with horns and nine ewes.
Notes for Radegonde Lambert: If Radegonde was born in 1621, as the census of 1686 states, she wouldhave been the first baby at Port-Royal,on northern bank of the Basin ofPort-Royal. She was only 12 or 13 yearsat the time of her marriage,which was the custom in Acadie at that time,because the girls to bemarried there are excessively rare. She would havebeen 20 years old, ifher birth was about 1621. Contrary to what occurs inNew France (fils duroi), girls were not sent to be married in Acadie. Themarriageable girlswere born there or came with their families.
Child of Jean Blanchard and Radegonde Lambert is: 713 i. Anne Marie Blanchard, born 1645; married (1) Francois Guerin;married (2) PierreL'Aine Gaudet 1670 in Port Royal, Annapolis, NS.
D./P.O.B.: 1611, France, ("Acadian Genealogy Exchange", Vol. II, No. 1, 1973, p. 6, an Ancestor Chart submitted by Dorothy Naqui). D.O.B.:c1611, ("Acadian Genealogy Exchange", Vol. II, No. 11, 1973, p. 2, (ref.: "The First Acadian Census", written by Truman Stacey for the Lake Charles American Press, April 8, 1972 (Louisiana), [The 1671 Census]:"Jean Blanchard, 60.")). P.O.B.: Martaize, France, (12 Oct 1994CompuServe message from Judy Dressler).
Marriage: "Acadian Genealogy Exchange", Vol. II, No. 1, 1973, p. 6, an Ancestor Chart submitted by Dorothy Naquin.
"Acadian Genealogy Exchange", Vol. XXII, No. 4, p. 95:
"I made a serious mistake in the July newsletter and need to make a correction here. I said that Jean BLANCHARD was NOT the son of GuillaumeBLANCHARD and Radegonde LAMBERT. I should have said that the progenitorcouple was Jean BLANCHARD and Radegonde LAMBERT, his parents unknown.They had a son Guillaume who married Huguette GOUGEON, daughter ofAntoine GOUGEON and Jeanne CHABRAT (who had been married to JehanPOIRIER.) Arsenault got confused and gives the parents of Jean asGuillaume and Huguette POIRIER. These people did not exist."
This is a hypothetical Blanchard that is required for Ren to be the"petit-fils" of Guillaume, as stated by Fide Thriault.
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