"Acadian Descendants" by Janet Jehn 1972 page 72 and 37
from page 37:"Joseph Roger dir Caissy (b. 1744 at Bonaventure, Quebec) married
Anastasie Dugas (1739-1811), widow of Amable Robichaux"
also from BRCC:see notes for rin 1317
see chart of Cecilie M. Toups for birth/death date Doc F-147-5 filed under
Falgouts.
see notes for rin 1317
from "Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records 1804-1819" vol 3, page 284
"Anastasia, age 80 yrs., married to Joseph Roger, bur 3 Aug. 1811
(Plattenville, Ascension Parish -3, 70)'
from HGDA, doc D-45-1, pp 531:"Jean Dugas, 1712, son of Abraham and
Marie-Madeleine Landry, married around 1735 Marie-Charlotte Godin, born around
1715, daughter of Gabriel and Andree-Angelique Joannes. He was at Ekoupag, at
Saint-Jean River, (At New Brunswick), during the census of 1739 with his wife
and three children. Most of the members of his family were living in
Louisiana."
from AROS, Doc D-110-1, page 35:"Jean Dugas & Marie Charlotte Gaudin, of St.
John river, parish of St. Anne, Que. (c) Franocis m. Marguerite Babin, (Jos
Babin-Anna Theriot). of Piziquid, Acadia, Jun 28, 1768. Francois resided 1/2
league ab. Bayou Lafourche. This contract was executed before Judice,
commandant of the Acadians, at Kahabannossee (-675). Charles m. Rosa
(Antoine Babin-Catherine Landry), Sep 28, 1772 (W1-120). Theodore m. Marie
Victorie Foret. (Pierre Foret-Marguerite Blanchard), of Acadia, Oct 11, 1784
(W1-157). Michel m. Roasalie Foerest, (Joseph Forest-Isable Leger), July 21,
1800 (W2-84; Q-41)."
From Doc D-115-3, ACR, v 3, page 86:"June 7, 1712 Baptism Jean Dugast born the
night of the Ascension May 5, 1712 Son of Abraham Dugast and Madeleine Landry."
see notes for wife
from South La. Records, vol 8, pp 365, Doc P-56-2:"PARR, Anastasie (Marcellin &
Matilde PARRE) m. 28 July 1888 Julien RODRIGUE (Lockport Ch.: v.2, p.44)"
"PARR, Anastasie (Marcellin & Matilde ROBICHAUX) m. 28 July 1888 Julien
RODRIGUE (Thib. Ct. Hse.: Mar. V.29, #148)"
also from "Cem. of Central Lafourche Parish, La." R929.37633 H446c
by Traise W. Hebert pub by Audrey B. Westerman 707 Hwy 304 Thibodaux, La 70301
(504) 633-2367
Rodrigue, Tomb of J
Rodrigue, Mrs. Julien 10 Dec ??72 29 Aug ??68
nee Anastasie Parr
Rodrigue, Julien 27 Jan 1868 8 May 1919
from "Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records 1770-1803" vol 2, page 623
"Joseph Benito (Basilio & Maria Como, res. Bayou Lafourche) bt. 25 May 1791,
bn. 14 Dec 1790, spo. Beniot Como & Perrina Arsement (Ascension Parish-5, 55)"
from Doc R-130-1, "Generations Past & Present Vol II" by Phoebe Chauvin
Morrison:"S/O Basile Marie & Marie Claire Adelaide Comeau b. 14 Dec 1790
Donaldsonville, La. D. 12 Nov. 1863 m. 20 Jul 1819 Plattenville, La Celeste
Breaux."
from "Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records 1770-1803" vol 2
"Celestina (Luis & Maria Bourgeois) bt. 30 Dec. 1792, bn 26 Sept. 1792, spo.
Juan Baptista Bursua & Marguerita Bro (Saint James-3, 57)"
from Vol 3:"Celeste (Louis and Marie Bourgeois of LaFourche) m 20 July 1819
Joseph Benoit Richard (Basile and Marie Como of Lafourche) wit: Charles Bolot;
Michel Anfeux (Convent-7, 60)"
from Doc R-130-1, "Generations Past & Present Vol II" by Phoebe Chauvin
Morrison:"d/o Louis Jean & Marie Anne Bourgeois b. 26 Sep. 1792 St. James, La.
d. 17 May 1851 Thibodeaux, La."
according to "Acadian Descendents" by Jehn, vol I, page 72:"Jean Louis Hebert,
one of the children of this marriage and born 1789 at Lafourche, was married
in 1816 to Marie Rose Gaudet at Assumption Chaurch, Plattenville, La....
Marie Rose was the daughter of Francois Gaudet, born 1773 at LaRochelle,
France and died 1831 at Lafourche or Donaldsonville, and of Marie Rose Roger
the daughter of Joseph Roger and Anastasie Dugas, widow of Amable Robichaux,
Marie Rose Roger was born in 1773 and died in 1816"
..."Louis Hebert obtained his land through a grant given by the Spanish, in
January of 1786, in order to encourage homesteading in the Territory. In
Lafourche, sec. #58 in that township (sec. T15s-R17E) was claimed on December
28, 1802 by Jean Louis, by virtue of the above condition, on claim #389 as
noted in Vol 2, American State Papers, On Public Lands. He sold to Francois
Hebert on May 10, 1815, two arpents for $500. The 1820 census of Lafourche
shows Louis Hebert with his wife and two sons under ten years of age and two
daughters under 10 years of age.
His father-in-law, Francois Gaudet, is shown as the first owner of Secs. #56,
89 and 90 in the township of Lafourche under the terms of the statue issued in
1803, on a Spanish grant. #56 is two lots away from that of Jean Louis. Sec.
#59 was issued to Guillaume Hebert."
Confirmed in 1800 at Lafourche (sponsor:
Louis Dantin- Grandfather of subject) also from BRCC:see notes for rin 1268
"Juan Luis (Guillermo & Maria Dantin) bt 17 July 1798, bn 18 Aug 1797, spo
Saturmino Brourau & Maria Hebert, Pat. GP:(Estevan Hebert & Maria Lavergne of
Acadia) Mat GP:(Luis Dantin & Juan Gemier of Acadia)(ASM-1, 111)"
from SALC, page 198-H:"Jean Louis (Guillaume & Marie Dantin) b. 18 Aug 1797 bt.
1798 (PL)"
from Doc H-138-1, DNLNV, page 43:"Hebert, Jean Louis Widow Planters Banner
12/12/1850 P3 C3 LSU285-2"
from BRCC, page 347:"Maria Rosa (Francisco and Maria Roger) m 21
Oct 1816 Luis Hebert (Guillermo, decd. and Mariana Dantin) wit: Josef Hebert;
Luis Dantin; Pedro Guedry (ASM-2, 268)"
from "Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records 1770-1803" vol 2, page
309
"Maria Rosa (Francisco of LaRochelle & Maria Roger of Ascension) bt. 3 May
1800, bn. 15 Apr. 1800, spo. Luis Robicheaux & Rosa Macier, Pat GP: (Luis
Gaudet & Maria Hebert) Mat GP: (Josef Roger & Anastasia Dugat) (Convent-1,
164)"
from ADJJ, vol 1, page 37:"Marie Rose (1800-1859 at Lafourche) married Jean
Louis Hebert (1797-1850 at Lafourche) at Donaldsonville, La. (see
Dantin-Hebert)"
from Doc H-148-1, BRCC, vol 3, page 442:"Hidalgo Joseph Vincent (Jospeh and
Philip Rodrigues) bn. 21 Jan. 1810 bt. 28 Jan 1810... ASC-5, 347)"
from "Cem of Central Lafourche Parish, La" R929.37633 H446C
by Traise W. Herbert Pub by Audrey B. Westerman, 707 Hwy 304,
Thibodeaux, La. 70301 (504) 633-2367
Tomb of Evariste Richard contains the following:
Richard, Evariste J. 2 Mar 1878 18 Sep 1976
Richard, Mrs Evariste 1 Apr 1882 18 Dec 1965
born Laura Parr
LeBlanc, Winnie 11 Dec 1915 26 Mar 1939
from SLR 1896-1899, page 444:"RICHARD, Evariste (Oleus & Alexina RODRIGUE) m. 20
Jan 1897 Laura PARR (Thib. Ct Hse.:Mar. v.36, #19)"
"RICHARD, Evariste (Oleus & Alexina Rodrigue) m. 20 Jan 1897 Laura Parr
(Lockport Cg.:v.2, p 157)"
see notes for Husband
from SLR, vol 7, pp 339, Doc P-56-1:"Part, Adele Laura (Marcellin & Matilde
ROBICHAUX) b. 1 Aug 1881 (Lockport Ch.: v.2, p. 46)"
from SLR, Vol 10, pp 406, Doc P-56-3:"PARR, Laura (Marcellin & Mathilde
ROBICHAUX) m. 20 Jan. 1897 Evariste RICHARD (Thib. Ct. Hse.: Mar. v. 36,
#19)"
"PARR, Laura (Marcellin & Mathilde ROBICHAUX) m. 20 Jan. 1897 Evariste RICHARD
(Lockport Ch.:v.2, p.157)"
family from "Acadian Descendants" vol IV by Janet Jehn Covington KY 41015
LOU R929.2 J47A vIV
From AGE, Vol xx, # 1, page 29,"Notes to Accompany the Plan of the River of
Annapolis Royal," N.B. Notes to be inserted on the south side of the plan of
Annapolis River, by Mr. Placide Gaudet, Genealogist to the Public Archives of
Canada:"54. Robichaud Village - This was the homestead of Prudent Robichaud,
born in 1669 at Port Royal, son of Etienne Robichaud and Francoise Boudrot,
both natives of Acadie. Prudent Robichaud married at Port Royal in 1691
Henriette Petitpas, and they had a family of twelve children, of whom five were
sons. He was one of the prominent inhabitants of Annapolis Royal and rendered
services to the English garrison, and yet not withoutstanding his old age - he
was then eighty-six years old - he was embarked in December 1755 on board the
PEMBROKE, bound for North Carolina. This vessel on her way to her destination
was seized by the Acadian prisoners and brought to St. John Harbour, N.B.,
where her human cargo of thirty-two families from Annapolis Royal were landed
in February 1756. Some of these families left soon after for Quebec. Robichaud
died on the St. John River on his way to Quebec. On April 16 (N.S.), 1727,
Lieut-Governor Lawrence Armstrong appointed him a Justice of the Peace for
Annapolis, and on December 12 (N.S.), 1733, the same Lieut-General gave him the
commission for collecting his Majesty's rents, &c., within the Banlieue of
Annapolis Royal."
family from "Acadian Descendants" vol IV 1980 by Janet Jehn Covington KY 41015
LOU R929.2 J47A V4
family from "Acadian Descendants" vol IV 1980 by Janet Jehn Covington Ky 41015
LOU R929.2 J47A V4
from Doc B-107-6, FCAR, v 7 # 1,"Census of Port Royal, Acadia, 1678", lists
Michel Forest Widower 4 acres 3 cows & 2 calves 1 gun
with son Rene aged 8from AGE, Vol XX, # 1, page 27,"Notes to Accompany the Plan of the River of
Annapolis Royal,", prepared by Mr. Placide Gaudet, Genealogist to the Public
Archives of Canada, Notes to be inserted on the South side of the plan of
Annapolis River:"Rene Forest Village - Rene Forest, son of Michel de Forest and
Marie Hebert, of France, was born at Port Royal in 1670. He married in 1695
Francoise Dugas, and died April 30, 1751."
from "Acadian Descendants" vol IV 1980 by Janet Jehn Covington KY 41015
LOU R929.2 J47A v4
from HGDA, doc D-45-1, pp 526:"Francoise Dugas, 1678, daughter of Claude and
Francoise Bourgeois, married Rene Forest, son of Michel and Marie Hebert"
from HGDA, doc D-45-1, pp 528:"Abraham Dugas, 1677, son of Martin and
Marguerite Petitpas, married around 1700, Marie-Madeleine Landry, daughter of
Claude and Marguerite Terriot. Children: Marie, 1703; Joseph, 1705; Marguerite,
1707; Claude, 1710; Jean, 1712; Abraham, 1714."