Jeanne LOR (LORD LAURE)

1707 - 1790  (82 ans)

• Nom	Jeanne LOR (LORD LAURE)
  Naissance	26 août 1707	Port Royal NS
  Genre	Féminin
  Evènement	2 Juin 1790	Argyle Massachusetts USA
  	She was alive and living in the the Argyle area as of June 2, 1790 when she and her husband conveyed all land they owned in Argyle to Joseph Amirault
  Décès	apres 1790
  ID personne	I20646	Bugeauld/Bujold
  Dernière modif.	6 déc 2024

  
  

  Père	Alexandre LOR (LORD),   n. 1676   d. 5 octobre 1740, Port Royal NS (Âgé de 64 ans)
  Relation	géniteur / génitrice
  Mère	Marie Francoise BARILLOT (BARRIEAU),   n. vers 1684
  Relation	géniteur / génitrice
  Recensement	1701	Port Royal NS
  	Alexandre Lor 26 Francoise Bario 17
  ID Famille	F7478	Feuille familiale  |  Tableau familial

  
  

  Famille	Jacques AMIRAULT (AMIREAU)
  Mariage	24 Aout 1726	Annapolis Royal NS
  	Jacques Amiraut 24 ans Jeanne Lor presque 19 ans
  Age au mariage	Elle : ~ 18 ans et 4 mois - Lui : ??.
  Événement	1767	Massachusetts USA
  	Argyle's First Post-Deportation Acadian Families: Resettling Argyle and the Founding of New Communities n 1767, a small group of settlers arrived in Pubnico from Massachusetts. They were 24 in number and included the following families: Charles Amirault, his wife Claire Dugas, and four of their children.' One of the four, their daughter Marguerite, had married Pierre LeBlanc while in exile in Massachusetts. Jacques Amirault (a brother of Charles), his wife Jeanne Laure, and several of their children, some of whom were married adults. Charles Belliveau, his wife Agnes Gaudet, and seven of their children. Charles Belliveau (son of the above Charles), his wife Marguerite Bastarache, and and three of their children. Marguerite (Amirault) d'Entremont, widow of Jacques d'Entremont (who had died in Massachusetts in 1759), with five of her children, three sons and two daughters. Some of those children had been married while in exile. Jeanne Lord (Laure) was born 26 Aug 1707 in Acadia and christened 21 Sep 1707 at Port Royal, Acadia. She married Jacques Amireau dit Tourangeau 24 Aug 1726 in Port Royal, Acadia. She was alive and living in the the Argyle area as of June 2, 1790 when she and her husband conveyed all land they owned in Argyle to Joseph Amirault. Source: Dictionnaire Généalogique des Familles Acadiennes; Stephen A. White Nova Scotia Archives: An Acadian Parish Remembered
  Enfants	1. Jacques AMIRAULT (AMIREAU),   n. 11 Juin 1732, Cape Sable NS  [Père: géniteur / génitrice]  [Mère: géniteur / génitrice]
  Documents		1726 marriage Jacques Amiraut et Jeanne Lor (debut)
  		1726 marriage Jacques Amiraut et Jeanne Lor (Fin) 1726 marriage Charles Amiraut et Claire Dugas
  ID Famille	F7527	Feuille familiale  |  Tableau familial
  Dernière modif.	26 fév 2025

  
  

• Carte d'événements

  Naissance - 26 août 1707 - Port Royal NS Mariage - 24 Aout 1726 - Annapolis Royal NS Événement - Argyle's First Post-Deportation Acadian Families: Resettling Argyle and the Founding of New Communities n 1767, a small group of settlers arrived in Pubnico from Massachusetts. They were 24 in number and included the following families: Charles Amirault, his wife Claire Dugas, and four of their children.' One of the four, their daughter Marguerite, had married Pierre LeBlanc while in exile in Massachusetts. Jacques Amirault (a brother of Charles), his wife Jeanne Laure, and several of their children, some of whom were married adults. Charles Belliveau, his wife Agnes Gaudet, and seven of their children. Charles Belliveau (son of the above Charles), his wife Marguerite Bastarache, and and three of their children. Marguerite (Amirault) d'Entremont, widow of Jacques d'Entremont (who had died in Massachusetts in 1759), with five of her children, three sons and two daughters. Some of those children had been married while in exile. Jeanne Lord (Laure) was born 26 Aug 1707 in Acadia and christened 21 Sep 1707 at Port Royal, Acadia. She married Jacques Amireau dit Tourangeau 24 Aug 1726 in Port Royal, Acadia. She was alive and living in the the Argyle area as of June 2, 1790 when she and her husband conveyed all land they owned in Argyle to Joseph Amirault. Source: Dictionnaire Généalogique des Familles Acadiennes; Stephen A. White Nova Scotia Archives: An Acadian Parish Remembered - 1767 - Massachusetts USA Evènement - She was alive and living in the the Argyle area as of June 2, 1790 when she and her husband conveyed all land they owned in Argyle to Joseph Amirault - 2 Juin 1790 - Argyle Massachusetts USA  = Lien Google Earth