Marguerite BOURGEOIS

1741 -

• Nom	Marguerite BOURGEOIS
  Naissance	10 mai 1741	Annapolis Royal NS
  Baptême		1741 baptême Félicité ORILLON 1741 bapteme Rosalie Prigeaut (Prejean) 1741 sepulture Augustin Comeau 1741 bapteme Magdeleine Le Blanc 1741 bapteme Anne Hebert 1741 bapteme Anne Hebert 1741 bapteme Amand Melancon 1741 sepulture Pierre Gourdot 1741 bapteme Marguerite Bourgeois 1741 bapteme Amand Richard 1741 bapteme Rosalie Guilbault 1741 bapteme Marie Elizabeth Commeau (5 ans) 1741 baptême Jerome Heureux né le 25 mai 1741 fils naturel d'une négresse ou Prudent Robichaud demande le baptême. Il se peut que l'enfant fut trouvé ou abandonné ou relier avec Prudent Robichaud d'une manier ou autres. Parrain Michel Bourgeois (1712), marraine Magdeleine Guilbault (1713). Il existe à ce temps au Québec des familles appeler L'Herault qui devienne des Heureux vers 1724. Est-ce que Jerome est le fils illégitime d'une de ces familles et Prudent prend la charge de l'enfant ? Il existe à ce temps trois Prudent Robichaud (1669, 1696, 1704).
  Genre	Féminin
  ID personne	I5102	Bugeauld/Bujold
  Dernière modif.	9 juin 2018

  
  

  Père	Claude BOURGEOIS,   n. vers 1695   d. 1763, Amesbury, Mass. USA (Âgé de 68 ans)
  Relation	géniteur / génitrice
  Mère	Marie LEBLANC,   n. 19 janvier 1706, Annapolis Royal NS d. 24 janvier 1781, St-Ignace de l'Achigan, Quebec (Âgé de 75 ans)
  Relation	géniteur / génitrice
  Mariage	24 novembre 1721	Port Royal NS
  Age au mariage	Lui : ~ 26 ans et 11 mois - Elle : 15 ans et 10 mois.
  Address	4 mai 1756	Amesbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
  	Residence 4 May 1756 • Amesbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA\ Claude petitioned the council regarding the removal of his daughters and mistreatment of his family.
  Notes	Once deported to Massachusetts (1755) along with his wife and children, two of Claude's daughters, ages 23 and 17, received public aid as indigents. The Amesbury Selectmen found employment and subsistance for them; Claude said they were his children and were to remain in his house at work which he supplied. The Selectmen arrived with witnesses and assistants; although Claude offered resistance, the Selectmen brought the daughters to the prospective home were they were to work (endentured). Claude brought the daughters back to his house. The Selectmen cut down on what they were giving the family, so Claude petitioned. Other families were not so fortunate in that when their children were endentured, sometimes their "owners" would move them to one of their other homes so that their fathers could not find time. We must remember that some families were never reunited again. Claude BOURGEOIS' wife was Marie LEBLANC daughter of Pierre and Madeleine BOURG. Claude secured special protection against the Amesbury Selectmen The petition to the council reads as follows: To the Honorable His Majesty's Council of the Province of Massachusetts Bay. May it Please your Honours. Claude BOURGEOIS, your Petitioner, one of the late French inhabitants of Nova Scotia, was sent with his family to Amesbury by order of the General Court, where he has resided constantly with his wife and his children; and begs leave to represent to your Honours, that about four weeks ago then twelve men came and took away from him two of his daughters, one of the age of 25 years and the other of 18, that his daughters were at that time employed in spinning for the Family, the poor remains of the Flax of wool which they had saved from Annapolis. Your Petitioner having fetched his Daughters home again, the Town have withheld their subsistence so that fourteen Days past he has received nothing at all to prevent them from starving, and the owner of the house where he lives threatens that he shall pay the rent of it by his children's labour. Your petitioner prays your Honours to relieve him under these circumstances, and your Petitioners shall ever pray, etc. The mark of + Claude BOURGEOIS Boston, May 4th, 1756. Sources: (1) Massachusetts State Archives Collection (1629-1799), French Neutrals, Vol 23, Page 63. http://www.sec.state.ma.us/ArchivesSearch/RevolutionaryDetail.aspx?VolNbr023&Page063 (2) Canadian Archives, Sessional Papers No. 18. (3) Book entitled "Acadian Genealogy and Notes Concerning the Explusion by Placide Gaudet.
  Documents		1721 marriage Claude Bourgeois et M arie Leblanc Rg Port Royal NS
  		1721 marriage Claude Bourgois et Marie Le Blanc 1721 Jean Bastarache et Angelique Richard 1721 Laurent Doucet et Anne Pellerin
  ID Famille	F786	Feuille familiale  |  Tableau familial

  
  

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  Naissance - 10 mai 1741 - Annapolis Royal NS  = Lien Google Earth

  
  

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  1741 bapteme Marguerite Bourgeois Rg Annapolis Royal NS