Alexandre Cyriac 'Cyr' Albert
Alexandre C. Albert, often referred to as 'Cyriac' or 'Cyr', was born along the south shore of the Rivière St-Lawrence in Kam- ouraska, Québec. He was a son of François and Marie Anne Albert, whose families had originally settled in the Québecois region of French Canada.
Cyr was christened at the parish church in Saint-Louis-de-Kamouraska; but in the late 1780s when Cyr was a young boy of no more than seven, his parents moved about 100 miles east to 'The Madawaska Settlement', a newly established region on the Rivière St-Jean in northwestern New Brunswick.
In 1790, Cyr's father (one of Madawaska's founding colonists) obtained a land grant from the British Crown and established a farm on the south bank of the river near present-day St. David, Maine (opposite St-Basile, New Brunswick). There, Cyr grew to adulthood and in the fall of 1812, at age 32, he married one of his third cousins (eighteen-year-old Marie Anne Michaud) at the church in St-Basile.
Together, Cyr and Marie Anne had two sons; but for unknown reasons, Cyr passed away unexpectedly at age 35 — just a few days before the couple's 3rd wedding anniversary. Church records reveal that he was buried in the parish cemetery at St-Basile (the region's only cemetery at the time), that his young widow remarried in 1819, and that she and her new husband (along with Cyr's two sons) eventually moved west and settled in the parish of Ste-Luce (which later came to be called Frenchville, Maine).
CYR ALBERT 's FAMILY
His Wife :
Marie Anne (Michaud) Albert 1794-1843 [age 48]
married November 24, 1812, at St-Basile in The Madawaska Settlement (New Brunswick)
Their 2 Sons :
► François-Xavier Albert - born c1813, died between 1880-1900
► Joseph Albert
His Parents :
François Albert 1744-1829
and Marie Anne (Paradis) Albert - born in 1755, died between 1795-1809
married November 22, 1774, at St-Louis-de-Kamouraska in Kamouraska, Québec
His Grandparents :
► François Albert c1711-1790
and Marie Josèphte Thérèse (Boucher) Albert 1713-
married April 10, 1736, at St-Louis-de-Kamouraska in Kamouraska, Québec
► Jean-Baptiste Paradis 1721-1766, and
and Marie Anne 'Jeanne' (Dionne) Paradis 1729-1767
married c1751 in Kamouraska, Québec
CEMETERY INFORMATION
Type of Marker: unknown
Alexandre C. Albert, often referred to as 'Cyriac' or 'Cyr', was born along the south shore of the Rivière St-Lawrence in Kam- ouraska, Québec. He was a son of François and Marie Anne Albert, whose families had originally settled in the Québecois region of French Canada.
Cyr was christened at the parish church in Saint-Louis-de-Kamouraska; but in the late 1780s when Cyr was a young boy of no more than seven, his parents moved about 100 miles east to 'The Madawaska Settlement', a newly established region on the Rivière St-Jean in northwestern New Brunswick.
In 1790, Cyr's father (one of Madawaska's founding colonists) obtained a land grant from the British Crown and established a farm on the south bank of the river near present-day St. David, Maine (opposite St-Basile, New Brunswick). There, Cyr grew to adulthood and in the fall of 1812, at age 32, he married one of his third cousins (eighteen-year-old Marie Anne Michaud) at the church in St-Basile.
Together, Cyr and Marie Anne had two sons; but for unknown reasons, Cyr passed away unexpectedly at age 35 — just a few days before the couple's 3rd wedding anniversary. Church records reveal that he was buried in the parish cemetery at St-Basile (the region's only cemetery at the time), that his young widow remarried in 1819, and that she and her new husband (along with Cyr's two sons) eventually moved west and settled in the parish of Ste-Luce (which later came to be called Frenchville, Maine).
CYR ALBERT 's FAMILY
His Wife :
Marie Anne (Michaud) Albert 1794-1843 [age 48]
married November 24, 1812, at St-Basile in The Madawaska Settlement (New Brunswick)
Their 2 Sons :
► François-Xavier Albert - born c1813, died between 1880-1900
► Joseph Albert
His Parents :
François Albert 1744-1829
and Marie Anne (Paradis) Albert - born in 1755, died between 1795-1809
married November 22, 1774, at St-Louis-de-Kamouraska in Kamouraska, Québec
His Grandparents :
► François Albert c1711-1790
and Marie Josèphte Thérèse (Boucher) Albert 1713-
married April 10, 1736, at St-Louis-de-Kamouraska in Kamouraska, Québec
► Jean-Baptiste Paradis 1721-1766, and
and Marie Anne 'Jeanne' (Dionne) Paradis 1729-1767
married c1751 in Kamouraska, Québec
CEMETERY INFORMATION
Type of Marker: unknown
Alexandre Cyriac 'Cyr' Albert
Alexandre C. Albert, often referred to as 'Cyriac' or 'Cyr', was born along the south shore of the Rivière St-Lawrence in Kam- ouraska, Québec. He was a son of François and Marie Anne Albert, whose families had originally settled in the Québecois region of French Canada.
Cyr was christened at the parish church in Saint-Louis-de-Kamouraska; but in the late 1780s when Cyr was a young boy of no more than seven, his parents moved about 100 miles east to 'The Madawaska Settlement', a newly established region on the Rivière St-Jean in northwestern New Brunswick.
In 1790, Cyr's father (one of Madawaska's founding colonists) obtained a land grant from the British Crown and established a farm on the south bank of the river near present-day St. David, Maine (opposite St-Basile, New Brunswick). There, Cyr grew to adulthood and in the fall of 1812, at age 32, he married one of his third cousins (eighteen-year-old Marie Anne Michaud) at the church in St-Basile.
Together, Cyr and Marie Anne had two sons; but for unknown reasons, Cyr passed away unexpectedly at age 35 — just a few days before the couple's 3rd wedding anniversary. Church records reveal that he was buried in the parish cemetery at St-Basile (the region's only cemetery at the time), that his young widow remarried in 1819, and that she and her new husband (along with Cyr's two sons) eventually moved west and settled in the parish of Ste-Luce (which later came to be called Frenchville, Maine).
CYR ALBERT 's FAMILY
His Wife :
Marie Anne (Michaud) Albert 1794-1843 [age 48]
married November 24, 1812, at St-Basile in The Madawaska Settlement (New Brunswick)
Their 2 Sons :
► François-Xavier Albert - born c1813, died between 1880-1900
► Joseph Albert
His Parents :
François Albert 1744-1829
and Marie Anne (Paradis) Albert - born in 1755, died between 1795-1809
married November 22, 1774, at St-Louis-de-Kamouraska in Kamouraska, Québec
His Grandparents :
► François Albert c1711-1790
and Marie Josèphte Thérèse (Boucher) Albert 1713-
married April 10, 1736, at St-Louis-de-Kamouraska in Kamouraska, Québec
► Jean-Baptiste Paradis 1721-1766, and
and Marie Anne 'Jeanne' (Dionne) Paradis 1729-1767
married c1751 in Kamouraska, Québec
CEMETERY INFORMATION
Type of Marker: unknown
Alexandre C. Albert, often referred to as 'Cyriac' or 'Cyr', was born along the south shore of the Rivière St-Lawrence in Kam- ouraska, Québec. He was a son of François and Marie Anne Albert, whose families had originally settled in the Québecois region of French Canada.
Cyr was christened at the parish church in Saint-Louis-de-Kamouraska; but in the late 1780s when Cyr was a young boy of no more than seven, his parents moved about 100 miles east to 'The Madawaska Settlement', a newly established region on the Rivière St-Jean in northwestern New Brunswick.
In 1790, Cyr's father (one of Madawaska's founding colonists) obtained a land grant from the British Crown and established a farm on the south bank of the river near present-day St. David, Maine (opposite St-Basile, New Brunswick). There, Cyr grew to adulthood and in the fall of 1812, at age 32, he married one of his third cousins (eighteen-year-old Marie Anne Michaud) at the church in St-Basile.
Together, Cyr and Marie Anne had two sons; but for unknown reasons, Cyr passed away unexpectedly at age 35 — just a few days before the couple's 3rd wedding anniversary. Church records reveal that he was buried in the parish cemetery at St-Basile (the region's only cemetery at the time), that his young widow remarried in 1819, and that she and her new husband (along with Cyr's two sons) eventually moved west and settled in the parish of Ste-Luce (which later came to be called Frenchville, Maine).
CYR ALBERT 's FAMILY
His Wife :
Marie Anne (Michaud) Albert 1794-1843 [age 48]
married November 24, 1812, at St-Basile in The Madawaska Settlement (New Brunswick)
Their 2 Sons :
► François-Xavier Albert - born c1813, died between 1880-1900
► Joseph Albert
His Parents :
François Albert 1744-1829
and Marie Anne (Paradis) Albert - born in 1755, died between 1795-1809
married November 22, 1774, at St-Louis-de-Kamouraska in Kamouraska, Québec
His Grandparents :
► François Albert c1711-1790
and Marie Josèphte Thérèse (Boucher) Albert 1713-
married April 10, 1736, at St-Louis-de-Kamouraska in Kamouraska, Québec
► Jean-Baptiste Paradis 1721-1766, and
and Marie Anne 'Jeanne' (Dionne) Paradis 1729-1767
married c1751 in Kamouraska, Québec
CEMETERY INFORMATION
Type of Marker: unknown
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