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Abraham arrived in Acadia in 1640. He was a gunsmith. He was "armour ofthe King" & Lieutenant General in Acadia.
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Abraham was "armorer of the King" and Lieutenant General in the army ofRoy in Acadie(Nova Scotia), where he arrived in 1640. He was probablyacivil administrator and judge rather than military.In the 1671 censusofPort Royal he is listed as a plowman having 16 arpents ofclearedland.[woodward.FTW]
Abraham was "armorer of the King" and Lieutenant General in the army ofRoy in Acadie(Nova Scotia), where he arrived in 1640. He was probablyacivil administrator and judge rather than military.In the 1671 censusofPort Royal he is listed as a plowman having 16 arpents of cleared land.
Armourer and Lieutenant-General of the King in Acadia. He probably came from Brye, near Martaize, in Poitou. However according to Bona Arsenault,he originally came from Toulouse. Ref: Beloved Acadia of My Ancestors.
Armourer and Lieutenant-General of the King in Acadia. He probably came from Brye, near Martaize, in Poitou. However according to Bona Arsenault,he originally came from Toulouse. Ref: Beloved Acadia of My Ancestors.
Armourer and Lieutenant-General of the King in Acadia. He probably came from Brye, near Martaize, in Poitou. However according to Bona Arsenault,he originally came from Toulouse. Ref: Beloved Acadia of My Ancestors.
Armurier du Roi, natif de Toulouse et lieutenent gham Dugas, le premier de ce nom venu en Ame sieu elle abandonna son nom primitif et negarda que celui de '' du Gas'',quelle s anc
Armourer - Lieutenant General Abraham Dugas was born 1616 in St Anne Auray, Brittany , and died Aft1698 in Port Royal, Acadia. He marriedMarguerite Louise Doucet Abt 1645in Port Royal, Acadia, daughter ofGermain Doucet and Marie Bourgeois.Abraham was "armorer of the King" andLieutenant General in Acadie, wherehe arrived in 1640. In 1671 census ofPort Royal he is listed as aplowman having 16 arpents of cleared land.Lt.Gen. at Port Royal wasprobably a civil administrator and judge ratherthan military
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Abraham Dugas was born 1616 in St Anne Auray, Brittany1, and died Aft.1698 in Port Royal, Acadia2. He married Marguerite Louise DoucetAbt.1647 in Port Royal, Acadia3, daughter of Germain Doucet andMarieBourgeois. Notes for Abraham Dugas: Abraham was "armorer of theKing" and Lieutenant General in Acadie, wherehe arrived in 1640. In 1671census of Port Royal he is listed as aplowman having 16 arpents ofcleared land. Soldier of the King, Native of Toulouse, France, andLieutenant Generalin Acadie, arrived in Port Royal circa 1640. BonaArseneault v. 2, p254,par 4. Abraham came to the new world to Port Royal,Nova Scotia, Canada about1640 which in those days was known as Acadia. Hecame to Nova Scotia asLieutenant General in the army of Roy. He marriedabout 1647 toMarguerite and had eight children. Lt.Gen. at Port Royal wasprobably a civil administrator and judge ratherthan military. More AboutAbraham Dugas: Immigration: 1640, Port Royal, Acadia4
Children of Abraham Dugas and Marguerite Doucet are: Marie Dugas, born 1648 in Port Royal, Acadia; died July 08, 1737 in PortRoyal, Acadia.Claude Dugas, born 1652 in Port Royal, Acadia; died October 16, 1732inPort Royal, Acadia. Anne Marie Dugas, born 1654 in Port Royal, Acadia.Marguerite Dugas, born 1657 in Port Royal, Acadia; died Abt 1685inBeaubassin, Acadia. Abraham Dugas, born 1663 in Port Royal, Acadia;died 1720 in Port Royal,Acadia. Madeleine Dugas, born 1664 in Port Royal,Acadia; died August 1738 inPort Royal, Acadia. Martin Dugas, born 16565. He married Marguerite Petitpas 16766.
from "Someday" Steve and Natalie Fleming`s Homepage - Internet
From WFT VOL 5 PED 3663: Dit Coignet Du Gas
He was the royal armorer and Lieutenant-General of Acadia who arrived inPort-Royal around 1640 (Arsenault Vol 2 p 524), also cited in fn # 37isa note of Father Archange Godbout in the Quebec Arcives and Memoiresdela Societe Genealogique Canadienne-Francaise Vol VI pp 371-388. Inthe1678 census of Port-Royal, he and Marguerite Doucet had 12 acres,20cattle, 1 gun, one son age 18 and two daughters ages 15 and 12. Source"In search of our Acadian Roots CD (C-Hale GEDCOM)
"Louis Dugas, a fourth generation descendant, was born in 1703 and withhis family was deported to Connecticut. Members of his brotherCharles(born 1712) and his family were deported to Massachusetts, laterin 1772they settled in Ste Foy, Quebec. Cerrtain members of a fourthbrother,Michel, born 1715, settled in Quebec and Rimouski." from Internetsite - "Arcadian Roots"
!BIRTH-OCCUPATION-MARRIAGE-CHILDREN-CENSUS-DEATH: Stephen A. White, DICTIONNAIRE GENEALOGIQUE DES FAMILLES ACADIENNES; 1636-1714; Moncton,New Brunswick, Centre d'Etudes Acadiennes, 1999, 2 vols.; p. 562; owncopy. #1: He was an armorer. Explanatory note suggest that Chouppes,diocese of Poitiers, France could be the place of origin of the AcadianDUGAS family. There was a Vincent DUGAST, son of a physician namedVincent & Perrine BABIN.
!BIRTH-OCCUPATION-IMMIGRATION-MARRIAGE-CHILDREN: Bona Arsenault, HISTOIRE ET GENEALOGIE DES ACADIENS; 1600-1800; Ottawa, Editions Lemeac,1978, vols. 2-6; p. 524 (Port Royal); own copy. Abraham DUGAS, born in1616, a native of Toulouse andarmorer [gunsmith] of the King (Referencein footnote: card of Father Archange GODBOUT at the Archives of Quebec;also Memoires de la Societe Genealogique Canadienne-Francoise, vol. 6,pp. 371-388). Abraham arrived in Port Royal around 1640, married around1647 to Marguerite-Louise DOUCET [Arsenault does not mention any othermarriage, nor her sister Marie Judith], daughter of Germain ditLAVERDURE; eight children listed.
!NAME: E-mail posting at #297 on 6 Dec 1998 by Lucie LeBlanc CONSENTINO (lucieMC@aol.com). Abraham DUGAS'ancestors were originally from Lyonnais, the original name was COIGNET ordu COIGNET. In the 17th century a member of this family distinguishedhimself through military service, and was made a knight of St-Louis,received land named "le domain du Gas." Eventually the name became DUGAS.
!BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DAUGHTER: On Ancestor Chart of Gail B. BURK. Born 1618 in Toulouse, Languedoc, France. Married 1647 at Port Royal [Acadia] toLouise-Judith? or Marguerite Louise DOUCET, born 1630.
!IMMIGRATION: "One of the original settlers of Port-Royal, having ventured to Acadia with Samuel de Champlain in the early 1600's, Dugaswas appointed lieutenant-general of Port-Royal, prior to the careerof...Michel Boudrot." (AGE, v. 22,no. 4).
!CENSUS: 1671, Port Royal, Acadia [P. 12], he was age 55, name spelled Habrahan DUGAST, occupation Meunier (Miller). Living with wife MarieJudith DOUCET, age 46 [so born around 1625], and of their 8 children, 2are married. There are 19 cattle and 3 sheep, with 15 arpents of land.
!CENSUS: 1678, Clarence J. d'Entremont, "Recensement de Port-Royal," in MEMOIRES DE LA SOCIETE GENEALOGIQUE CANADIENNE-FRANCAISE; vol. 22, no. 4;pp. 228; sent by PERSI in Jun 1999. On verso of Folio 17: Abraham DUGAST,listed with Marguerite [is this a variant name?] DOUCET and one boy andtwo girls. They have 12 arpents of land, with 20 head of cattle and onegun.
!CENSUS: 1686, Port Royal, Acadia, age 70. No land or animals listed, but entered between Jean COMMEAUX [COMEAU] and Martin BENOIST. Livingwith wife Marguerite DOUCET, age 50 [so born around 1636. Was she asister of his first wife?]
Bergeron, p. 177, says he m. ca 1647 Louise-Judith DOUCET (d/o Germain).
!MARRIAGE-CHILDREN: He was a witness to his daughter Anne's second marriage on 26 APR 1679 in Beaubassin, Acadia. Name spelled DUGAST.
!MARRIAGE: Second marriage ABT 1662, Port Royal, Acadia, according to Acad. Des., v. 4.
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