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| Birth: | 1610 in La Rochelle,St.Jean,France |
| Death: | 12 Feb 1711/1712 in Port-Royal,Acadie |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Abraham Cormier b. Wft Est. 1559-1588 in ST.JAQUES DE DIEPPE,NORM.,FRANCE |
| Mother: | Catherine Le Moyne b. Wft Est. 1568-1591 in France |
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| Christening: P. 400*(1) |
| Burial: 12 Feb 1712 Port Royal,Acadie,Canada |
| Ancestral File #: 9M7N-4R |
| Identification #: D5856 |
| LDS Baptism: 27 Jul 1985 NUKUA |
| LDS Endowment: 20 Nov 1985 NUKUA |
| Employment: Master Carpenter |
| Fact: 8 Jan 1644 Signed A Contract At La Rochelle To Work At Isle-Royale (Cape Breton) |
| Immigration: ___ 1644 St. Pierre,Cape Breton,Acadia 1636 LaRochelle,France |
| Changed: 11 Apr 2004 23:04:28 |
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| Marie PERAUDE (Wife) b. About 1620 in ,France
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| Marriage: | 1634 in LAROCHELLE,FRANCE |
| LDS Sealing Spouse: | 12 JUL 1985 |
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 Pierre Cormier "carpenter" b. C1631 in Beaubassin,Acadia,Canada
 Jean Cormier b. Jul 1642 in ,France
- Thomas Cormier b. About 1634 in Charente Maritime,LaRochelle,France
- Charles Cormier b. About 1643 in Port Royal,Cape Breton,Nova Scotia
- Jean CORMIER b. 1643 in LaRochelle,France
- Thomas Cormier b. 8 Jan 1635 in La Rochelle,Charente Mar,France
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| Marie Peraud (Wife) b. 1614 in La Rochelle,Charentnte,France
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| Marriage: | Abt 1630 in AUNIS,FRANCE |
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- Thomas Charles Cormier b. About 1636 in Port Royal,Acadie,(Annapolis,Nova Scotia)
- JEAN CORMIER b. Jul 1642 in La Rochelle,AUNIS,FRANCE
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| Marie PERAUD (Wife) b. 1615 in France
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| Marriage: | 1634 in Loudun,Poitou,France |
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- Thomas Charles Charpentier CORMIER b. 8 Jan 1634 in La Rochelle,Cougnes,France
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| Marie PERAUD (Wife) b. About 1619
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| Marriage: | 1634 in LaRochelle,France |
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- Pierre Cormier "carpenter" b. C1631 in Beaubassin,Acadia,Canada
- Jean CORMIER b. 1643 in LaRochelle,France
- Thomas Cormier b. About 1634 in Charente Maritime,LaRochelle,France
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Individual:
le 8 janvier 1644, prit le navire "le petit St-Pierre" afin de venir travailler au fort St-Pierre , sur l'ile du Cap-Breton
Occupation: Master carpenter of ships.
January 8 1644, Robert Cormier, master ship builder, begins to come towork Saint-Pierre at the height, on the island of Cape Breton.
Robert, originating in La Rochelle, his wife Marie Praud and Thomas,their only son, depart on the ship, la Petit Saint-Pierre to makethevoyage across the Atlantic.
Thomas Cormier married Marie-Madeleine Girouard, daughter of FrançoisGirouard and Jeanne Aucoin. He is then thirty-two years old. Afterliving for a time in Port-Royal, they then set out, with othercolonists,to found the colony of Beaubassin.
Arrived at Cape Breton around 1644 as an employee of Nicolas Denye. Robert was a Master Carpenter. Died on 12 FEB 1711 or 1712. He mayhavemarried in 1634
Robert was a Master Vessels Carpe nter.HehadacontracttoworkatFortSt.Pierre, CapeBreton,inwhatisnowknownasNovaScotia,andsailedfromlaRochelle,France,Provincedel'Aulnis,in1644.
The following is the contract signed in LaRochelle on 1-8-1644 by Robert-
Robert Cormier, vessels carpente r,Peraud,Marie,hiswifeandThomasCormier,elderson,dwellinginthiscityshallbecompelledasthey arepromisingtoget,onthefirstdayuponfirstrequest,aboardtheship"laPetitSt-Pierre"ofwhichPierreBoileauisMaster andtogoinCapeBretonIsland,NewFrancecountryandtoworkforSieursTuffet,DuchaninanddeCheveryasvesselcarpenterandtodootherthingswhichcouldbeorderedbySieurLouisTuffet,commanderofFortSt.Pierreinthe saidIslandand,tothisend,theyshallbecompelledtoobeyandcarrytheordersduringthethreenextandconsecutiveyearscommencingonthedayoftheirembarkationandendingontheday theywillre-embarkfortheirreturn,thesaidthreeyearsdoneandover.And thisforandonconditionthat foreachyeartheywillreceivethesumofonehundredandtwentyTour'spoundshavingalreadyreceivedinadvancethepaymentofthefirstyear madebythesaidSieursTuffet,DuchaninanddeChevery...andthebalance willbepaidormadetotheirorderfivemonthsAfterthereturnofthesaidship,deductingforwhattheywillhavereceived inthesaidIslandanditisunderstoodthatincasethesaidCormier andhisspousedonotobeyorrevoltagainstthesaidSieurTuffetand/orothergovenorsclerks,theyshallbedeprivedoftheirwagesinwholeandkeptresponsibleforalldommagesandinterests...Thesaidpartiesfortheaccomplishmentoftheseagreementshavingassignedoneandotheralltheirpresentandfuturebelongingsandrealestate...madeinLaRochellethiseighthdayofJanuary1644.AttorneyMarcauandclericalsectretaryMartindeHarrabilaque,bothresidinginthiscity.
This contract ended by the summe rof1647.HelikelythereforewitnessedthepassageofCapeBretontoPortRoyalallegiance.WasheimmediatelydraggedtothiscolonizationcenterordidhegobacktoFrance?NeitherRobert, hiswifeorsonJean'snamesappearinanycensus,possiblytheydidnotsurvivesomemishap.IftheyhadreturnedtoFranceitwouldhavemeantleavingThomas behind,andsincehewasonly11yearsoldatthetime,thisseemsunlikely.Thomas'nameappearsonPortRoyalregistersin1668.Ayearlater,hismarriagetoMadeleineGirouard,borninAcadia, isrecorded.
REF; LEUR GENEALOGIE--CORMIER REF; BOB WAY--FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. SEPT 1992 ============ BBS Mssg, Joe Crochet, 22 Feb 94 21:18:00 : "RobertCORMIER arrived at St. Pierre in Cape Breton in 1644."
Sources: Other : "Histoire et Gen. des Acadiens", B Arsenault, v2, p494
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P.O.M.: 15 Oct 1994 CompuServe message from Jim Belanger, (ref.: Jim went to an ACGS Conference last year and the guest speaker was from a French Genealogy Society in CT who had a chart of Cormier's on the wall which is where Jim got this information. He did not have any sources for this.)
"Acadian Genealogy Exchange", Vol. II, No. 7, (ref.: 'Our French Heritage', an article written for the Houma Daily Courier, Houma, LA), p.3:
"A number of fisherman brought over by DENYS to work at his posts along the Atlantic Coast also settled down to become Acadian patriarchs. One ofthese was Robert CORMIER, who settled in the Annapolis River basin afterworking out his contract with DENYS."
[Richards 2.FTW]
Went to Acadia to work on Nicolas Deny's fort at Saint Peters onCape Breton. "The enlistment contract, signed at La Rocelle on January 8,1664was found in the archives of nortary Teuleron. Robert Cormieragreeed tocome to Acadia with his family and to work there for threeyears. It appears that Robert returned to Frnace and that his onlyson,Thomas, stayed in Acadia."
La famille Cormier est originaire de la Rochelle, France. RobertCormier, ma. Ils emmen
Robert was the first Cormier to come to Canada--- the root of allCormiers on the American Continent. Probably was brought over by theSieur LeBORGNE de BELLISLE on the vessel of Sieur Andre TUFFET --KING'SCOUNSELLOR1644 to go to Fort Saint Breton Island. He was a carpenter whowas listedon the first Arcadian census in 1671 at age 35 and establishedin PortRoyal in 1671, then Beaubassin in 1686where four sons eventuallylocatedin 1752. The family were refugees in the Isthmusof Acadia at theNampanRiver at Wesak at Beausejour. He helped develop Beaubassin.
Robert Cormier was the ship's master carpenter at La Rochelle, France.Records indicated that [Marie] Praude, his wife, and Thomas andJean,their sons, signed onto the ship "Le Petit Saint-Pierre", to workforthree years at fort Saint-Pierre at Cap Breton Island, under theordersof the fort commandant Sir Louis Tuffet, for a salary of 120 poundsperyear. The contract was drawn up before Franois Moreau, procuratorandMartin de Harrabillague, clerk (Arch dp Charente-Maritime,minutesTeuleron 1643-1644; ANC, MsSrie I, vol IV, p 93-94, SGCF vol IV,p179-180). (Source: Dictionnaire Gnalogique des Familles AcadiennesbyStephen A. White)
Robert Cormier was a master shipwright at La Rochelle. His wife, MariePraude and their son Thomas, gained passage on Le petit Saint-Pierresoas to come work at Saint-Pierre Fort on Cap Breton Island. It isthusthat the Cormier family in America makes its debut. Toward 1668,ThomasCormier who was about 32 years of age, married. He and hiswifeMarie-Madeleine were among the first settlers of Beaubassin.
EARLY HISTORY OF THE CORMIER FAMILY IN NORTH AMERICA
(Submitted by Harvey Cormier of Minneapolis. He compiled it from varioussources and notes collected over the years on his familygenealogy. Hementioned that the Minnesota Historical Society has a goodreferencelibrary, where he was able to substantiate most of theinformation. Hewould appreciate some feedback from other CORMIERsubscribers.)
ROBERT CORMIER Robert was born in France in 1610, married to Marie PERAUD in 1634; hehad a son Thomas in 1616, and according to somerecords, a son Jean in1643. Since Jean is not recorded in the "contractof agreement' it hasto be assumedhe died shortly after birth or was tooyoung to be ofservice and was left with relatives in France while thefamily sought itsfortunes in the New World colonies.
JANUARY 8, 1644 On this date Robert CORMIER, a master ship carpenter, his wife MariePERAUD and first son Thomas, residents of LaRochelle inAunis province,appeared before the Notary TULERON and were bound by"contract ofagreement' to work as a carpenter and provide other laborsfor the LordsTUFFET, DUCHANN and CHEVERY as directed by Louis LouisTUFFET, Commanderof the Fort St. Pierre on the Isle Cap Breton in he NewWorld Colonies.They crossed the Atlantic on the ship Petit St. Pierrre,commander byCapt. Pierre BOILEAU.
(There the numerous records of "contracts of agreement" for services in"Acadie" prepared by the notaries of LaRochelle in the years 1630to1654. The contracts were generally for three years of service. TheCORMIER contract would have been completed in 1647 after which theymovedinto Port Royal in the Annapolis Basin. There is no further recordofRobert and Marie in the Port Royal area, and they are not listed inthe1671 censu for the area. They had either died before then or returnedtoFrance.
Thomas CORMIER, a farmer and carpenter by trade, learned from his fatherRover, was married in 16698 to Marie GIROUARD, 14 years old,daughter ofFrancois GIROUARD and Jeanne AUCOIN. They were married inPort Royaland began their family where Thomas had become a successfulfarmer asevidenced in the census of 1671.
Thomas CORMIER, carpenter; 35, wife - Madeleine GIROUARD, children - 1daughter; cattle - 7; sheep - 7; acres tilled - 6.
Thomas and Madeleine started their family in Port Royal, then moved on toBeaubasssin at the north end of the Cumberland Basin, some timebefore1674. They were one of the first settlers in the area, wheretheyprospered as noted in the 1686census:
BEAUBASSIN CENSUS 1686 The census conducted by M. DeMEULLES, Intendant de la Nouvelle France,records the family as follows: Thomas CORMIER, 55;Madeleine CORMIER (GIROUDARD), 37: children Madeleine18, Francois 16,Alexis 14, Marie 12, Germain 10, Pierre 8, Angelique 4,Marie and Jeanne,twins 1. Guns - 4, cattle - 30; cheep - 10; pigs - 15;acres undercultivation - 40. Total area summary for 1686: People - 127; guns - 102;cattle - 236;sheep -111; pigs - 189; acres under cultivation 426.
The Thomas CORMIER family was one of the most prosperous in the region.Thomas died at Beaubassin in 1693, and Madeleine died there in1707. TheCORMIER family remained and prospered in the area. The 1714censusrecorded 7t direct descendants of Thomas and Madeleine CORMIER.
The deportations for 1755 scattered the CORMIER family to Georgia, theCarolinas, Louisiana, and some escaped to French Quebec and settledinthe area of Becancour.
Source: Dictionnaire Genealoique des Familles Acadiennes by Stephen A.White, page 400 and Thirty-Seven Families, 1994 by Stephen A White.
Robert Cormier was the ship's master carpenter at La Rochelle, France.Records indicated that [Marie] Praude, his wife, and Thomas andJean,their sons, signed onto the ship "Le Petit Saint-Pierre", to workforthree years at fort Saint-Pierre at Cap Breton Island, under theordersof the fort commandant Sir Louis Tuffet, for a salary of 120 poundsperyear. The contract was drawn up before Franois Moreau, procuratorandMartin de Harrabillague, clerk (Arch dp Charente-Maritime,minutesTeuleron 1643-1644; ANC, MsSrie I, vol IV, p 93-94, SGCF vol IV,p179-180). (Source: Dictionnaire Gnalogique des Familles AcadiennesbyStephen A. White)
Robert Cormier was a master shipwright at La Rochelle. His wife, MariePraude and their son Thomas, gained passage on Le petit Saint-Pierresoas to come work at Saint-Pierre Fort on Cap Breton Island. It isthusthat the Cormier family in America makes its debut. Toward 1668,ThomasCormier who was about 32 years of age, married. He and hiswifeMarie-Madeleine were among the first settlers of Beaubassin.
EARLY HISTORY OF THE CORMIER FAMILY IN NORTH AMERICA
(Submitted by Harvey Cormier of Minneapolis. He compiled it from varioussources and notes collected over the years on his familygenealogy. Hementioned that the Minnesota Historical Society has a goodreferencelibrary, where he was able to substantiate most of theinformation. Hewould appreciate some feedback from other CORMIERsubscribers.)
ROBERT CORMIER Robert was born in France in 1610, married to Marie PERAUD in 1634; hehad a son Thomas in 1616, and according to somerecords, a son Jean in1643. Since Jean is not recorded in the "contractof agreement' it hasto be assumedhe died shortly after birth or was tooyoung to be ofservice and was left with relatives in France while thefamily sought itsfortunes in the New World colonies.
JANUARY 8, 1644 On this date Robert CORMIER, a master ship carpenter, his wife MariePERAUD and first son Thomas, residents of LaRochelle inAunis province,appeared before the Notary TULERON and were bound by"contract ofagreement' to work as a carpenter and provide other laborsfor the LordsTUFFET, DUCHANN and CHEVERY as directed by Louis LouisTUFFET, Commanderof the Fort St. Pierre on the Isle Cap Breton in he NewWorld Colonies.They crossed the Atlantic on the ship Petit St. Pierrre,commander byCapt. Pierre BOILEAU.
(There the numerous records of "contracts of agreement" for services in"Acadie" prepared by the notaries of LaRochelle in the years 1630to1654. The contracts were generally for three years of service. TheCORMIER contract would have been completed in 1647 after which theymovedinto Port Royal in the Annapolis Basin. There is no further recordofRobert and Marie in the Port Royal area, and they are not listed inthe1671 censu for the area. They had either died before then or returnedtoFrance.
Thomas CORMIER, a farmer and carpenter by trade, learned from his fatherRover, was married in 16698 to Marie GIROUARD, 14 years old,daughter ofFrancois GIROUARD and Jeanne AUCOIN. They were married inPort Royaland began their family where Thomas had become a successfulfarmer asevidenced in the census of 1671.
Thomas CORMIER, carpenter; 35, wife - Madeleine GIROUARD, children - 1daughter; cattle - 7; sheep - 7; acres tilled - 6.
Thomas and Madeleine started their family in Port Royal, then moved on toBeaubasssin at the north end of the Cumberland Basin, some timebefore1674. They were one of the first settlers in the area, wheretheyprospered as noted in the 1686census:
BEAUBASSIN CENSUS 1686 The census conducted by M. DeMEULLES, Intendant de la Nouvelle France,records the family as follows: Thomas CORMIER, 55;Madeleine CORMIER (GIROUDARD), 37: children Madeleine18, Francois 16,Alexis 14, Marie 12, Germain 10, Pierre 8, Angelique 4,Marie and Jeanne,twins 1. Guns - 4, cattle - 30; cheep - 10; pigs - 15;acres undercultivation - 40. Total area summary for 1686: People - 127; guns - 102;cattle - 236;sheep -111; pigs - 189; acres under cultivation 426.
The Thomas CORMIER family was one of the most prosperous in the region.Thomas died at Beaubassin in 1693, and Madeleine died there in1707. TheCORMIER family remained and prospered in the area. The 1714censusrecorded 7t direct descendants of Thomas and Madeleine CORMIER.
The deportations for 1755 scattered the CORMIER family to Georgia, theCarolinas, Louisiana, and some escaped to French Quebec and settledinthe area of Becancour.
Robert Cormier was the ship's master carpenter at La Rochelle, France.Records indicated that [Marie] Praude, his wife, and Thomas andJean,their sons, signed onto the ship "Le Petit Saint-Pierre", to workforthree years at fort Saint-Pierre at Cap Breton Island, under theordersof the fort commandant Sir Louis Tuffet, for a salary of 120 poundsperyear. The contract was drawn up before Franois Moreau, procuratorandMartin de Harrabillague, clerk (Arch dpCharente-Maritime,minutesTeuleron 1643-1644; ANC, MsSrie I, vol IV, p93-94, SGCF vol IV, p179-180). (Source: Dictionnaire Gnalogique desFamilles Acadiennes byStephen A. White)
Robert Cormier was a master shipwright at La Rochelle. His wife, MariePraude and their son Thomas, gained passage on Le petit Saint-Pierresoas to come work at Saint-Pierre Fort on Cap Breton Island. It isthusthat the Cormier family in America makes its debut. Toward 1668,ThomasCormier who was about 32 years of age, married. He and hiswifeMarie-Madeleine were among the first settlers of Beaubassin.
EARLY HISTORY OF THE CORMIER FAMILY IN NORTH AMERICA
(Submitted by Harvey Cormier of Minneapolis. He compiled it from varioussources and notes collected over the years on his familygenealogy. Hementioned that the Minnesota Historical Society has a goodreferencelibrary, where he was able to substantiate most of theinformation. Hewould appreciate some feedback from other CORMIERsubscribers.)
ROBERT CORMIER Robert was born in France in 1610, married to Marie PERAUD in 1634; hehad a son Thomas in 1616, and according to somerecords, a son Jean in1643. Since Jean is not recorded in the "contractof agreement' it hasto be assumedhe died shortly after birth or was tooyoung to be ofservice and was left with relatives in France while thefamily sought itsfortunes in the New World colonies.
JANUARY 8, 1644 On this date Robert CORMIER, a master ship carpenter, his wife MariePERAUD and first son Thomas, residents of LaRochelle inAunis province,appeared before the Notary TULERON and were bound by"contract ofagreement' to work as a carpenter and provide other laborsfor the LordsTUFFET, DUCHANN and CHEVERY as directed by Louis LouisTUFFET, Commanderof the Fort St. Pierre on the Isle Cap Breton in he NewWorld Colonies.They crossed the Atlantic on the ship Petit St. Pierrre,commander byCapt. Pierre BOILEAU.
(There the numerous records of "contracts of agreement" for services in"Acadie" prepared by the notaries of LaRochelle in the years 1630to1654. The contracts were generally for three years of service. TheCORMIER contract would have been completed in 1647 after which theymovedinto Port Royal in the Annapolis Basin. There is no further recordofRobert and Marie in the Port Royal area, and they are not listed inthe1671 censu for the area. They had either died before then or returnedtoFrance.
Thomas CORMIER, a farmer and carpenter by trade, learned from his fatherRover, was married in 16698 to Marie GIROUARD, 14 years old,daughter ofFrancois GIROUARD and Jeanne AUCOIN. They were married inPort Royaland began their family where Thomas had become a successfulfarmer asevidenced in the census of 1671.
Thomas CORMIER, carpenter; 35, wife - Madeleine GIROUARD, children - 1daughter; cattle - 7; sheep - 7; acres tilled - 6.
Thomas and Madeleine started their family in Port Royal, then moved on toBeaubasssin at the north end of the Cumberland Basin, some timebefore1674. They were one of the first settlers in the area, wheretheyprospered as noted in the 1686census:
BEAUBASSIN CENSUS 1686 The census conducted by M. DeMEULLES, Intendant de la Nouvelle France,records the family as follows: Thomas CORMIER, 55;Madeleine CORMIER (GIROUDARD), 37: children Madeleine18, Francois 16,Alexis 14, Marie 12, Germain 10, Pierre 8, Angelique 4,Marie and Jeanne,twins 1. Guns - 4, cattle - 30; cheep - 10; pigs - 15;acres undercultivation - 40. Total area summary for 1686: People - 127; guns - 102;cattle - 236;sheep -111; pigs - 189; acres under cultivation 426.
The Thomas CORMIER family was one of the most prosperous in the region.Thomas died at Beaubassin in 1693, and Madeleine died there in1707. TheCORMIER family remained and prospered in the area. The 1714censusrecorded 7t direct descendants of Thomas and Madeleine CORMIER.
The deportations for 1755 scattered the CORMIER family to Georgia, theCarolinas, Louisiana, and some escaped to French Quebec and settledinthe area of Becancour.
The enlistment contract, signed at La Rochelle on January 8, 1644 wasfound in the archives of notary Teuleron. Robert Cormier agreed tocometo Acadia with his family and to work there for three years. Itappearsthat Robert returned to France and that his only son, Thomas,stayed inAcadia.
Occupation: Master Carpenter
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| Robert Cormier | of Guitard - Loots Tree |
| Robert Cormier | of Lea 06 |
| Robert CORMIER | of Canary Islanders of La and Others v3.0 |
| Robert Cormier | of g.nadeau geneology |
| Robert CORMIER | of g.nadeau geneology |
| Robert Cormier | of Gary Nadeau Family Tree |
| Robert CORMIER | of Gary Nadeau Family Tree |
| Robert Cormier | of Sandy Gudaitis as of 8-25-07 |
| Robert Cormier | of Sandy Gudaitis as of 8-25-07 |
| Robert CORMIER | of Famille FOUILLARD & LAROCQUE family |
| Robert Cormier | of Briscoe - England to Canada |
| Robert Cormier | of Pinsonneault Family Tree |
| Robert Cormier | of Ancestors of Matthew Joyal |
| Fernando Maurice Joseph Poirier | of Sears Family Tree |
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