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| Birth: | ABT 1726 in Riviere-aux-Vieux-Habitants, (Acadie) Nova Scotia, Canada 1 |
| Death: | 14 JUN 1785 in L'Assomption, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada 2 |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | René Landry b. 1688 in Grand Pré, Kings, (Acadie) Nova Scotia, Canada |
| Mother: | Madeleine Melanson Melançon b. 1694 in Grand Pré, Kings, (Acadie) Nova Scotia, Canada |
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Old Acadia might easily be outlined on a map <../Hist/NovaScotiaBk1/Part1/Maps/MapNS1.gif> of modern day Nova Scotia, an eastern province of Canada. The original territory of Acadia was fully contained within peninsular Nova Scotia towards its north-western end; its shores being washed by the eastern waters of the Bay of Fundy.3 These shores would include those of the Annapolis Basin; Minas Basin; and Chignecto Bay with its further extensions, Shepody Bay and Cumberland Basin.
Old Acadia was one of the first European settlements in North America. The area was likely explored by European fishermen, many, many years ago; but the first settlers, who overwintered, came in 1605, viz., when French merchants sent Monsieur de Monts <../Hist/BiosNS/1600-00/Monts.htm> out with a small crew of Frenchmen. The first French family immigration took place around the year of 1636; such immigration was not extensive and pretty much came to an end by 1671. From this small population base arose the French Acadian population; which, by 1671, consisted of three hundred and sixty one; and which, by 1750, had grown to some twelve thousand4 -- unassisted and mostly ungoverned. Because of international conflict, the Acadians, both by the actions of the French and English authorities, were, in the end (1748-1763), driven from their ancestral lands to all corners of the western hemisphere.
Paul Landry m. Anastasie Leblanc. Paul, d. 1785 L'Assomption, est le fils de René & Madeleine Melanson. Source: S.W. p948. Origine: Grand-Pré, Boxford Mass. Enfants mariés dans la région Lanaudière, source Ferland: Anastasie m. Pierre Brassard, 1790 St-Jacques. Marguerite m. Charles Charbonneau, 1778 L'Assomption. Madeleine m. Alexis Girouard, 1796 St-Jacques. Marie m. Noël Ratel, 1782 L'Assomption
Paul (Placite?) Landry (b.c.1728):
This Paul married, c. 1750, Marguerite Bourg. While one source says this family established themselves at Nicolet, Quebec; yet, at p. 2533, Arsenault makes an entry about a "Paul Landry, originaire de Pisiguit, Acadie, marié à Marguerite Bourque. Arrivé en Louisiane avant 1767 it est décédé à Donaldsonville, le novembre 1829." (p. 2533)
Paul Landry m. Anastasie Leblanc. Paul, d. 1785 L'Assomption, est le fils de René & Madeleine Melanson. Source: S.W. p948. Origine: Grand-Pré, Boxford Mass. Enfants mariés dans la région Lanaudière, source Ferland: Anastasie m. Pierre Brassard, 1790 St-Jacques. Marguerite m. Charles Charbonneau, 1778 L'Assomption. Madeleine m. Alexis Girouard, 1796 St-Jacques. Marie m. Noël Ratel, 1782 L'Assomption
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- Title: St. Gelais Family; familyorigins.com
- Title: Hedouin Family Tree; geocities.com/reevescm2000/HedouinFamilyTree.html
- Title: OneWorldTree (ancestry.com)
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