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Félicité Perpétue BUJEAULD (BIGEOS, BUJOL, BUJOLD), n. vers 1755, Oxford, Talbot, Maryland, USA  d. mai 1810, New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana, USA (Âgé de 55 ans) |
- Wall of Names, 14, calls her Perpétué BUGEAUD; BRDR, 2:168-69, (ASC-1, 123), the record of her first marriage, calls her Perpétué BUJOL, gives her & her husband's parents' names, & says the witnesses to her marriage were Louis JUDICE, Jr. & Michael JUDICE; NOAR, 4:30, 42 (SLC, M5, 43), the record of her second marriage, calls her Félicité-Perpétué BIJOT, "widow of Pablo PR[*]," gives his father's name but not her parents' names, & says the witnesses to her marriage were Vicente LLORCA & Josef MARTINEZ.
The birth/baptismal records of son Onoroto & Marguerite-Constance BUQUOI, dated 14 Oct 1793 & 15 Mar 1795, in NOAR, 52-53 (SLC, B11, 281; SLC, B11, 356), say she & her parents were "natives of St. Louis Parish in Acadia." The editors of the New Orleans Archdiocesan Records speculate that this might have been Louisbourg on Île Royale, today's Cape Breton Island. Her likely birthplace, based on her age at the time she reached LA in 1766, was probably Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption, called L'Assomption, Pigiguit, in the Minas Basin. There was a St.-Louis Parish at Pointe-de-Beauséjour & another at Rivière-du-Nord-Est on Île St.-Jean, but Joseph BUGEAUD & Anne LEBLANC were from Pigiguit, not Chignecto or Île St.-Jean. Some of Joseph's brothers did live on Île St.-Jean, however, so perhaps he & his family also lived there for a time before returning to the Minas Basin.
Juan Luis (Jean Louis) Buquoy est identifier comme de descendance française dans certain document de son marriage.
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