from "Book of Charts" Vol I Terrebonne Gen Society printed by Audrey B
Westerman Gen La 929.3763 B00 VI
from AGE, Vol XX, # 1, page 21:"Mr. Arsenault (HGDA - RON) (p-1350) stated
'Jean Broussard, b. 1727, s/o Claude and Anne Babin of Port Royal m. 7-4-1747 @
Grand Pre Osite Landry, d/o Jean Landry and Madeleine Melanson of Grand Pre.
Children: Firmin 1752; Madeleine, 1753 and Jean 1760 - and they were all
deported to Maryland and established in Louisiana.'
The July, 1763 Census of Portabaco, Maryland has listed:'Jean Broussard, Anne
(Landry), his wife, Firman, Madeleine and Jean Broussard.'
As the Louisiana census records state that these Broussard children were now
the 'step-children' of Rene Landry - and additionally, when Firman Broussard
married in 1775, his listed parents were, Jean Broussard and Anne Landry - it
is apparent that this is the same family as the Portabaco, Maryland family of
Jean Broussard and Anne Landry."
from "Book of Lists" Vol I Terrebonne Gen Society printed by Audrey B Westerman
Gen LA929.3763 B00 VI
FROM BCTG, vol 1 chart 88
arrived 12 12 1785 with family Father and son listed in 1800 census
I have a copy of the marriage record of Basile Richard and Marie Como, Doc
R-15-1
from SLR, vol 1, page 447:"Richard, Basile native of Belle -Ile - en Mer,
France; widr. of Marie Comas (Joseph Ignace & Marguerite LEBLANC) m. 28 April
1828 Anriete Bourgois, native of St. James"
from TLL, vol 4, R-56-3, Marriage Contracts and Civil Marriages in Lafourche
Parish Conveyance Books at Thibodeaux Courthouse:"
COB D-467, 26 APR 1828 HEB 1-447: 26 Apr. 1828 Civil
COB E-385 HEB 1-447: 28 Apr. 1828 Th. Ch.
BASILE RICHARD, son of deceased JOSEPH IGNACE RICHARD and MARGUERITE LEBLANC,
native of Belle Isle, France; age 60 years, widower of MARIE VICTOIRE COMEAUX.
marriage Contract.
HENRIETTE BOURGEOIS, d/o JEAN BAPTIST PAUL BOURGEOIS and MARGUERITE BABIN, born
in St. James, age 34 years old, widow of MATHURIN BOUDREAUX and FRANCOIS PIERRE
EISEN"
from TLL, vol 4, R-56-2, Marriage Contracts and Civil Marriages in Lafourche
Parish Conveyance Books at Thibodeaux Courthouse:"
COB O-403, 23 Aug. 1838 HEB 1-447: 23 Aug. 1838 Civil
HEB 1-447: 28 Apr. 1829 Th. Ch.
BASILE RICHARD, widower of MARIE COMEAUX and HENRIETTE BOURGEOIS.
Marriage Contract.
ODILE PONTIFE, widow of DOMINIQUE BADEAUX."
note the 9 year difference between church and civil recordingsfrom ARFR2:"26 July 1808: Land seized from Bazile Richard and sold to Thomas
Rhodes for taxes. (2 1/2 acres, $20.62). Bounded above by Edward Verret, below
by Bazile Richard.14 March, 1810: set aside and re-purchased by Bazile Richard.
11 Dec 1809: Bazile Richard, Claude LeBlanc, Simon Guillot, Clair Como,
Marguerite Anastasie Como and Rose Julie Como (heirs of Anne Blanchard) sell to
Joseph Ignace Hebert a parcel about 12 leagues from the Mississippi, 6x40
arpents, bounded above and below by lands belonging to Mt. Dentin (Dantin).1 June 1810: Bazile Richard sells to Francois Legendre parcel about 12 leagues
from the Mississippi bounded above by Joseph Benoit Richard and below by Bazile
Richard.21 June 1810: Bazile Richard received from Joseph Benoit as donation land about
12 leagues from the Mississippi, 13x40, bounded above by Claude LeBlanc and
below by that of Francois Legendre.11 November 1810: Basile Richard sells to Noel Lasseigne a parcel about 15
leagues from the Mississippi 3x40 bounded above by Furcy Verret and below by
Jean-Charles Terriaux.15 September, 1821: Henry Francois Knobloch, power of attorney for Bazile
Richard, sells to Jean Romagosa a parcel 6x40 arpents 20 leagues from the
Mississippi, bounded above by the widow of John Tyson and below by John Mars.5 April, 1823: Basile Richard and Francois Gaudet, Jr.: $400 owed by Richard to
Gaudet; $150 owed; gives Gaude the slave Angelique.17 April, 1823: Lafourche par. 17th April 1823. Fr. Gaudet res of this par. &
Basile Richard; almost illegible; appears to involve a habitation & marriage of
Basile. See unrecorded papers, 1803.March 1829: re. Marie Comeaux his dec. wife; recd from Pierre Champagne 699
piastres, being int on capital of 1265 piastre price of negress name Rosales &
2 ch.April, 1829: Basile Richard, in his name and name of heirs of Marie comeau, his
spouse, received from Victor Richard, 700 piastres for negro Julien, adjudged
to Victor at the sale of goods owned between the deceased Marie Comeau and
Basile Richard.12, April 1823: John Price sells to Basile Richard 3x40 arpents about 2 miles
from Thibodeaux, originally owned by the minor Marcelin Marcin, also known as
Doucet under tutorship of Nicholas Laine for 1725 piasres (later partially sold
to Marcel Daspit on April 15, 1834, for 600 piastres (1 arpent).15 April, 1834? Basile Richard sells to paul Urbain Bourgeois one arpent, x40,
ca. 2 miles from Thibodaux bounded above by vendor, below by Marcel Daspit
being part of the parcel acquired from John Price. Amt: 575 piastres.15 April, 1834: Basile Richard sells to Narcisse Bourgeois 1 arpent x 40 about
2 miles from Thibodaux, for 625 piastres. Bounded above by Basile, below by
Paul Urbain Bourgeois, part of land acquired from John Price.8 July, 1856: Catherine Legrand, widow of Francois Gabriel Bonard, for $200
sells to Marie Olize Pontiff, widow of Basile Richard..."from Doc R-130-3, Chart b. 3 Apr. 1767 Belle Ile en Mar, France d. 7 Aug 1845
Lafourche Parish, La. m. 4 May 1788 Donaldsonville, La Marie Victoire Comeaux
from TLL vol 5, doc R-56-1, Civil Register of deaths, Lafourche Interior
Parish, LA.:"(p12) MARIE COMEAUX died 3 January 1824 at 10:30 a.m. in
Lafourche Interior parish, wife of Basile Richard, resident of the aforesaid
parish."
see Doc R-130-3, chart, b. ca. 1769 Cherbourg FR d. 3 Jan 1824 Thibodaux, La
from "Selected Acadian and La Church Records"
from "Selected Acadian And La. Church Records"
from BOURGEOIS LINES, page 257:"Marie Ann bt. june 20, 1770 St James, La. dau.
Paul Bourgeois & Rosalie Le Blanc m. Jan 21 1788 St James, La see succession in
the year 1846 Lafourche Parish Louis Jean Breaux b. 1768 bur. Dec 29 1845 son
of Jean Charles Breaux & Marie Benoit"
from ACFR2, page 19:"Pierre Richard, declarent, married at Mines parish of
Saint Charles August 16, 1740 to Marie Joseph LeBlanc born at the said place in
1715, of Antoine LeBlanc and Anne Landry, sister germain of Brigitte LeBlanc
mother of Joseph and Mathurin..."
Of this first marriage was born at Pigiguit parish of La Sainte Familee the
following:...
Joseph Ignace Richard February 17, 1743, married Marguerite LeBlanc
daughter
of Charles LeBlanc and Elizabet Thibodeau living at the village of Kourde
parish of Bangor."from Doc L-128-2, ACFR2, page 118, Roll of the Acadian families detained
at Liverpool and embarked on board LA GABARRE DU ROI - L'ESTURGEON commanded by
the Sieur Louis Belon June 7, 1763: list Pierre Richard along with Joseph
Ignace, Jean Charles, Catherine, Brigitte and Simon Richard."from Doc R-128-1, ACFR2, page 18:"On February 9, 1767 appeared Pierre Richard
of the village of Kbellec in this parish .... declared that he was born at prot
Royal, principal city of Acadia, November 15, 1710 (Note: his dates seem 3 yrs
off - RON), of Pierre Richard and Magdeleine Girouard. Pierre Richard, father
of the declarant, died at Port Royal in 1726, brother of Rene Richard and
Magdelaine Landry, both of whom died at the said place. ... The above mentioned
Pierre Richard, declarant, married at Mines parish of Saint Charles August 16,
1740 to Marie Joseph LeBlanc born at the said place in 1715, of Antoine LeBlanc
and Anne Landry... Of this first marriage was born at Pigiguit parish of La
Sainte Famille the following: ... Joseph Ignace Richard February 17, 1743,
married Marguerite LeBlanc daughter of Charles LeBlanc and Elisabeth
Thibodeau, living at the village of Kourde parish of Bangor."see Doc R-130-3, chart
from Doc L-128-2, ACFR, vol II, page 120, Roll of the Acadian families detained
at Liverpool and embarked on board LA GABARRE DU ROI - L'ESTURGEON commanded by
the Sieur Louis Belon June 7, 1763: list Marguerite Le Blanc along with Anne,
Joseph, Anastasie and Modeste Le Blanc.
from ACFR, vol II, page 55, Doc L-128-2:"on the afternoon of February 20, 1767
appeared Charles LeBlanc and Simon LeBlanc ...born at Mines, parish of Saint
Charles, in Acadia of Jacques LeBlanc and Catherine Landry. The said Jacques
LeBlanc was born
at Port Royal and died in the parish of Saint Charles, issued of Rene LeBlanc
and Anne Bourgeois, both of whom died at the said place, and Rene LeBlanc
descended from Daniel LeBlanc who came from France with his wife, settled at
Port Royal and died there. The said Catherine Landry was born at Pigiguit,
parish of l'Assumption, in 1684 and died at Mines in 1754 of Jean Landry of
the said parish who died in the parish of La Sainte Famille in 1744 and of
Bernarde Gaudet of Port Royal who died at the said place.
... The aforementioned Charles LeBlanc born in the parish of Saint Charles in
the month of October 1718, married at the said place in the month of August
1741 to Elizabeth Thibodault daughter of Jean Thibodault and Marguerite Hebert
of the said parish, ... Of the marriage of Charles LeBlanc with Elizabeth
Thibodault were born at the Riviere aux Canards, parish of Saint Joseph in
Acadia, the hereafter named children as follows: ...
Marguerite LeBlanc born in the said parish of Saint Joseph in February 2, 1744
and married Joseph Ignace Richard born at Pigiguitk, parish of La Sainte
Famille on February 17, 1743 of Pierre Richard and Marie Josephe LeBlanc, the
said Joseph Ignace richard, born on this island, at the parish of Palais in the
month of January 1766."
from Doc R-130-3
from ADJJ
from HGDA, doc L-46-2, pp 1199:"Anne Landry, 1688, daughter of Antoine and
Marie Thibodeau, married Antoine LeBlanc, son of Antoine and Marie Bourgeois."
from ADJJ, page 1
from HGDA, doc L-46-2, pp 1198:"Antoine Landry, 1660, son of Rene and Marie
BErnard, of Port-Royal, married around 1681, Marie Thibodeau, daughter of
Pierre and Jeanne Theriau of Port Royal. Children: Marie, 1682; Antoine, 1683;
Elizabeth, 1685; Anne, 1688; Marguerite, 1689; Pierre, 1690; Francois, 1692;
Francoise, around 1693; Jean, around 1698; Joseph, 1701; Angelique, around
1704. Il demeurait a la riviere des Habitant, paroisse de
Saint-Joseph-de-la-Riviere-aux-Canards."
from Doc B-107-6, FCAR, v 7, # 1, page 59,"Census of Port Royal, Acadia, 1678"
lists Rene Landry and Marie Bernard 20 cattle & 12 acres with 4 boys Antoine
17, Claude 14, Germain 5, Abraham 2 6 girls Cecile 15, unknown 13, unknown 11,
Marguerite 3, and Jeanne 1
From HGDA, doc T-45-1, pp 807:"Marie Thibodeau, 1661, daughter of Pierre and
Jeanne Terriot, married Antoine Landry, of False River at Grand Pre, son of
Rene and Marie Bernard."From Doc B-107-6, FCAR, v 7, # 1, page 59,"Census of Port Royal, Acadia, 1678"
Lists Pierre Thibaudeau & Jeanne Terriot 12 acres 30 cattle 3 boys 5 girls
from ACFR2, page 19:"Pierre Richard, declarent, married at Mines parish of
Saint Charles August 16, 1740 to Marie Joseph LeBlanc born at the said place in
1715, of Antoine LeBlanc and Anne Landry, sister germain of Brigitte LeBlanc
mother of Joseph and Mathurin..."
Of this first marriage was born at Pigiguit parish of La Sainte Familee the
following:...
Joseph Ignace Richard February 17, 1743, married Marguerite LeBlanc
daughter
of Charles LeBlanc and Elizabet Thibodeau living at the village of Kourde
parish of Bangor."
see Doc R-1, chart of Frank Kittchner P.O.Box 1002, Carrolton, GA
from Doc R-115-3, ACR, V 3, pages 94-95:"October 16, 1713, Baptism Pierre
Richard born this morning Son of Pierre Richard and Magdelaine Girouer."
from Doc L-128-2, ACFR, vol II, page 118, Roll of the Acadian families detained
at Liverpool and embarked on board LA GABARRE DU ROI - L'ESTURGEON commanded by
the Sieur Louis Belon June 7, 1763: list Pierre Richard along with Joseph
Ignace, Jean Charles, Catherine, Brigitte and Simon Richard."
from Doc R-128-1, ACFR2, page 18:"On February 9, 1767 appeared Pierre Richard
of the village of Kbellec in this parish .... declared that he was born at prot
Royal, principal city of Acadia, November 15, 1710 (Note: his dates seem 3 yrs
off - RON), of Pierre Richard and Magdeleine Girouard. Pierre Richard, father
of the declarant, died at Port Royal in 1726, brother of Rene Richard and
Magdelaine Landry, both of whom died at the said place. ... The above mentioned
Pierre Richard, declarant, married at Mines parish of Saint Charles August 16,
1740 to Marie Joseph LeBlanc born at the said place in 1715, of Antoine LeBlanc
and Anne Landry... Of this first marriage was born at Pigiguit parish of La
Sainte Famille the following: ... Joseph Ignace Richard February 17, 1743,
married Marguerite LeBlanc daughter of Charles LeBlanc and Elisabeth
Thibodeau, living at the village of Kourde parish of Bangor.
... The said Pierre Richard, declarant, married a second time at Morlaix,
parish of Saint Mathieu, Diocese of Treguier, October 3, 1763 to Francoise
Daigre, born at the Riviere aux Canards, parish of Saint Joseph, in the month
of March 1730 of Olivier Daigre and Francois Granger"
see Doc R-1, chart of Frank Kittchner P.O.Box 1002, Carrolton, GA
see Doc R-1, chart of Frank Kittchner P.O.Box 1002, Carrolton, GA
from ACFR2, page 55, Doc L-128-2:"on the afternoon of February 20, 1767
appeared Charles LeBlanc and Simon LeBlanc ...born at Mines, parish of Saint
Charles, in Acadia of Jacques LeBlanc and Catherine Landry. The said Jacques
LeBlanc was born
at Port Royal and died in the parish of Saint Charles, issued of Rene LeBlanc
and Anne Bourgeois, both of whom died at the said place, and Rene LeBlanc
descended from Daniel LeBlanc who came from France with his wife, settled at
Port Royal and died there. The said Catherine Landry was born at Pigiguit,
parish of l'Assumption, in 1684 and died at Mines in 1754 of Jean Landry of
the said parish who died in the parish of La Sainte Famille in 1744 and of
Bernarde Gaudet of Port Royal who died at the said place.
... The aforementioned Charles LeBlanc born in the parish of Saint Charles in
the month of October 1718, married at the said place in the month of August
1741 to Elizabeth Thibodault daughter of Jean Thibodault and Marguerite Hebert
of the said parish, the said Elizabeth Thibodault was born in 1718.
from Doc L-128-1, ACFR2, page 6:"Honere LeBlanc ... declared to me ... he was
the issue of Daniel LeBlanc who came from France with his second wife and Marie
LeBlanc the daughter of his first marriage (dead without children) and the
three of them went to Port Royal, chief place of Acadia, after the Tready of
Breda on July 31, 1661.
And from Daniel LeBlanc and his wife were born Rene LeBlanc, Jacques LeBlanc,
Antoine LeBlanc, Pierre LeBlanc at Port Royal and from them, also was born
Andre LeBlanc. The said Rene LeBlanc is deceased at Port Royal in the year 1732
and his wife in 1735. ... Of the marriage of the said Rene LeBlanc were born at
Port Royal namely: Jacques LeBlanc, Francois LeBlanc, Rene LeBlanc, Pierre
LeBlanc, Etienne and Joseph LeBlanc, Claude LeBlanc, Marie LeBlanc, Jean
Baptiste LeBlanc and Victoire LeBlanc. Etienne and Joseph LeBlanc, twin
brothers, died as infants.
The aforementioned Jacques LeBlanc married in the parish of the Assumption,
riviere de Pisiguit in Acadia, Catherine Landry daughter of Rene Landry and of
Marie Bernard of Port Royal. Jacques LeBlanc died at the said place at Easter
of the year 1754.
of the marriage of the said Jacques LeBlanc and of Catherine Landrt his wifw
were born in the parish of Saint-Charles de la Grande Pree at Mines in Acadia,
... Charles LeBlanc born in the Parish of Saint Charles in the month of October
1720 and married in the said parish to Elisabeth Thibodault the daughter of
Jean Thibodault and Marguerite Hebert of the same parish."
see Doc R-1, chart of Frank Kittchner P.O.Box 1002, Carrolton, GA
from ACFR, vol II, page 55, Doc L-128-2:"on the afternoon of February 20, 1767
appeared Charles LeBlanc and Simon LeBlanc ...born at Mines, parish of Saint
Charles, in Acadia of Jacques LeBlanc and Catherine Landry. The said Jacques
LeBlanc was born
at Port Royal and died in the parish of Saint Charles, issued of Rene LeBlanc
and Anne Bourgeois, both of whom died at the said place, and Rene LeBlanc
descended from Daniel LeBlanc who came from France with his wife, settled at
Port Royal and died there. The said Catherine Landry was born at Pigiguit,
parish of l'Assumption, in 1684 and died at Mines in 1754 of Jean Landry of
the said parish who died in the parish of La Sainte Famille in 1744 and of
Bernarde Gaudet of Port Royal who died at the said place.
... The aforementioned Charles LeBlanc born in the parish of Saint Charles in
the month of October 1718, married at the said place in the month of August
1741 to Elizabeth Thibodault daughter of Jean Thibodault and Marguerite Hebert
of the said parish, the said Elizabeth Thibodault was born in 1718. Jean
Thibodault was born at Port Royal of another Jean Thibodault and that Jean
Thibodault descended from Pierre Thibodault who came
from France and died at the said place. Marguerite Hebert daughter of Emmanuel
Hebert and Andree Lebrun, Emmanuel Hebert descended from Etienne Hebert who
came from France with Marie Gaudet his wife, settled at Port Royal and both of
them died there."
From HGDA, doc r-45-2, pp 755:" Pierre Richard de Beaupre 1686, son of Rene and Madeleine Landry, married at Port-Royal, January 26, 1712, to Madeleine
Girouard, daughter of Jacques and Marguerite Gauterot. Children: Pierre, 1713; Charles, 1715; Joseph, 1717; Marie-Madeleine, 1718; Anne, 1720; Simon, 1721; Jean-Baptiste, 1724; Amand, 1726; Francois, 1727; Claude, 1730. He was buried at Port-Royal on 21 April 1730."
from ACFR2, page 19:"Of the marriage of the deceased Pierre Richard and the
deceased Marie Girouard married at Port Royal in 1709 were born at the said
place the following;Pierre Richard"
see Doc R-1, chart of Frank Kittchner P.O.Box 1002, Carrolton, GAFrom Doc R-115-1, ACR, v 5, page 8:"April 21, 1730 Death Buried the corpse of
Pierre Richard forty four year old inhabitant of this parish after having
received the sacrament of Extreme Unction."From Doc R-115-2, ACR, v 3, page 112:"January 26, 1712 Marriage Pierre Richard son of the deceased Rene Richard and Magdelaine Landry to Magdelaine Girouard daughter of the deceased Jacques Girouard and Marguerite Gautrot."
From Doc R-128-1, ACFR2, page 18:"On February 9, 1767 appeared Pierre Richard
of the village of Kbellec in this parish .... declared that he was born at Port Royal, principal city of Acadia, November 15, 1710 (Note: his dates seem 3 yrs off - RON), of Pierre Richard and Magdeleine Girouard. Pierre Richard, father of the declarant, died at Port Royal in 1726, brother of Rene Richard and Magdelaine Landry, both of whom died at the said place."
from HGDA, doc G-45-4, pp 570:"Madeleine Girouard, 1695, daughter of Jacques
and Marguerite Gauterot, married Pierre Richard de Beaupre, son of Rene and
Madeleine Landry."
from HGDA, doc r-45-2, pp 755:" Pierre Richard de Beaupre 1686, son of Rene and
Madeleine Landry, married at Port-Royal, January 26, 1712, to Madeleine
Girouard, daughter of Jacques and Marguerite Gauterot. Children: Pierre, 1713;
Charles, 1715; Joseph, 1717; Marie-Madeleine, 1718; Anne, 1720; Simon, 1721;
Jean-Baptiste, 1724; Amand, 1726; Francois, 1727; Claude, 1730. He was buried
at Port-Royal on 21 April 1730."
from ACFR2, page 19:"Of the marriage of the deceased Pierre Richard and the
deceased Marie Girouard married at Port Royal in 1709 were born at the said
place the following;
Pierre Richard"
see Doc R-1, chart of Frank Kittchner P.O.Box 1002, Carrolton, GA
from Doc R-115-2, ACR, v 3, page 112:"January 26, 1712 Marriage Pierre Richard
son of the deceased Rene Richard and Magdelaine Landry to Magdelaine Girouard
daughter of the deceased Jacques Girouard and Marguerite Gautrot."
from Doc R-128-1, ACFR2, page 18:"On February 9, 1767 appeared Pierre Richard
of the village of Kbellec in this parish .... declared that he was born at prot
Royal, principal city of Acadia, November 15, 1710 (Note: his dates seem 3 yrs
off - RON), of Pierre Richard and Magdeleine Girouard. Pierre Richard, father
of the declarant, died at Port Royal in 1726, brother of Rene Richard and
Magdelaine Landry, both of whom died at the said place. ... The said Magdeleine
Girouard died at Port Royal in 1752, was the daughter of Jacques Girouard and
Anne Gautrot and Jacques Girouard was the issue of another Jacques Girouard
called La Varanne who came from France with his wife Jeanne Aucoin, settled at
Port Royal and both of them died there."