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| Resided: 1769 St. James Parish, Louisiana |
| Property: 3 May 1782 Ascension Parish, Louisiana 1 |
| Property: 27 Jun 1794 Ascension Parish, Louisiana 1 |
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| Marie Rose Melancon (Wife) b. 25 Aug 1745 in St. Charles-Aux-Mines, Acadia
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| Marriage: | 5 FEB 1768 in Ascension Parish, Louisiana |
| Marriage Contract: | 5 FEB 1768 in Assumption Parish, Louisiana |
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 Benjamin Leblanc
- Joseph Isaac Leblanc b. About 1770
- Dernon Leblanc b. About 1772 in Ascension Parish, Louisiana
- Marie Sophie Leblanc b. 21 Jan 1774 in Ascension Parish, Louisiana
- Margueritte Felicite Leblanc b. 23 Nov 1775
- Jean Baptiste Leblanc b. 1 Jul 1778
 Francoise Leblanc b. 15 Mar 1780 in Ascension Parish, Louisiana
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| Marguerite Babin (Wife) b. About 1752
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| Marriage: | 21 MAY 1782 in Ascension Parish, Louisiana |
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- Charles Pierre Leblanc b. 9 May 1783 in Ascension Parish, Louisiana
- Marie Magdelaine Leblanc b. 12 Nov 1785 in Ascension Parish, Louisiana
- Osite Leblanc b. Before 13 Dec 1785
- Bartheleme Anselme Leblanc b. 18 Aug 1787 in Ascension Parish, Louisiana
- Isaac Leblanc b. 8 Oct 1789
- Marie Constance Leblanc b. 6 May 1793 in Ascension Parish, Louisiana
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Individual:
From "The LeBlanc Legacy":
Isaac Le Blanc, who was born ca. 1746 died in Ascension Parish, La., on June 21, 1794. Isaac was deported to Maryland during the Acadian exile. He married (FIRST) in Ascension Parish, on February 5, 1768 to Marie Rose Melancon. Marie, who died in Ascension Parish, on December 6, 1781 was the daughter of Jean Baptiste Melancon and Magdeleine Marguerite Le Blanc. Isaac married (SECOND) in Ascension Parish, on May 21, 1782 to Marguerite Babin. She was the daughter of Jean Babin and Ursule Landry of Acadia.
In 1769 Isaac and Marie Rose were settlers, living on the right bank of the Mississippi River in St. James Parish, La. The 1770 and 1777 Census Records of Ascension La Fourche des Chitamaches lists Isaac and Marie Rose as inhabitants.
In 1782 Isaac, a resident of La Fourche des Chitimaches, was the Chief Steward of Ascension Parish Catholic Chuch at Donaldsonville, La. He was also Second Lieutenant of the Militia of the Town of Valenzuela.
The 1769 Census of Acadians in Louisiana states that Isaac LeBlanc (23 yr) lived with his wife Marie Melancon (24 yr) on the Right (West) Bank of the Mississippi River, near St. James Parish or present day Donaldsonville.
From "The LeBlanc Legacy":
Ascension Parish, Louisiana Civil Record
Date: May 3, 1782
Isaac Le Blanc has requested that an inventory be made of the community property owned by him and his deceased wife, Marie Rose Melancon. Isaac states that he is the father of the following children from his marriage to Marie Rose Melancon: Joseph, Dernon, Baptiste, Marie, Marguerite, and Francoise.
Inventory of Community Property:
One Negro, named Antoine, ca. 30 years of age of the Diabos Nation.
One Negress named Angelique, ca. 20 years of age of the Cotte Dor Nation.
Their Child, Rosette, ca. 3 years of age.
A farm of 11 arpents, situated on the left bank of the Mississippi River, with a house of 30' x 16', with front and back galleries, planked above and below.
Two other houses on dirt 15' x 10'.
One Negro Cabin.
The total value of the farm was $900.00. The entire inventory with household goods, tools, cattle, horses, and hogs was $2690.00.
From "The LeBlanc Legacy":
Ascension Parish, Louisiana Civil Record
Date: June 27, 1794
Inventory of the Succession of Isaac Le Blanc
One Negro, named Antoine, ca. 45 years of age, of the Hiboux Nation.
One Negro, named Francois, ca. 30 years of age, of the Nagos Nation.
One Negro, named Joseph, of the Lou Nation.
One Creole Negress, named Rosette, ca. 15 years of age.
One Creole Mulatress, named Catherine, ca. 12 years of age.
One Creole Negress, named Rosalie, ca. 12 years of age.
One Creole Negress, named Charolette, ca. 10 years of age.
A farm of 8 arpents, located on the east bank of the Mississippi River in Ascension Parish, La.
A house on dirt 30' x 16' with a gallery of 7'.
A storehouse 20' long by 14' wide.
Three Negro cabins.
The farm was valued at $900.00. The total inventory was $3450.00.The Le Blanc Legacy contains this document:
Marriage Contract of Isaac Le Blanc and Marie Rose Melancon
Assumption Parish, Louisiana
February 5, 1768
Before Commandant Judice, appears Isaac Le Blanc, the son of Desire Le Blanc and Marie Landri, native of Grand Pre, Province of Acadia, Diocese of Quebec. And also appears Marie Melancon, the daughter of Jean Baptiste Melancon and Magdeleine Le Blanc, a native of Grand Pre, Province of Acadia, Diocese of Quebec.
Appearing for the groom were: Isaac Le Blanc, Simon Le Blanc his brother, and Pierre Arceneaux his friend. Appearing for the bride were: Joseph Meancon, her brother, and inhabitant of La Fourche des Chetismatches and Paules Melancon her brother. Both parties promise to be married in the Catholic Church. Husband and wife promise to pay the debts of each other. Both parties of the contract claim that they own no property. They hope by the Grace of God to acquire property together after their marriage. Because of the good and sincere friendship that they have for each other the future groom gives $250.00 to his future bride. The parents of both parties agree to the marriage contract.
Witnesses: Jerome Le Blanc, Henori Beaufin
Signed: Simon Le Blanc, Isaac Le Blanc, Marie Melancon, de Jean Melancon X, Commandant Louis Judice
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- Title: The LeBlanc Legacy
Author: Lynette LeBlanc Kleinpeter
Media: Book
Page: p. 327
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