Marie is the daughter of Charles Doiron and Francoise Gaudet. She married Paul Bouderot in about 1730. She died en route to France during the Acadian expulsion. She was traveling with her family:
Paul Bouderot (Boudreau), died
Marie-Josephe Dorion, died
Charles Bouderot, hospitalized 3 Nov 1758, survived
Anne Bouderot, hospitalized 3 Nov 1758, survived
Joseph Bouderot, hospitalized 3 Nov 1758, survived
Bazile Bouderot, died
Mathurin Bouderot, died
They were on the Duc Quillaume, which arrived in St-Malo on 1 Novemeber 1758. There were 342 passengers, 146 died at sea, and 29 died in the hospital in St-Malo.
Prior to the expulsion, they were living at Riviere du Moulin-a-scie according to the 1952 census of Ile St-Jean:
Paul Boudrot, ploughman, native of l'Acadie, aged 49 years, he has been two years in the colony. Married to Marie Joseph Duaron, native of l'Acadie, aged 40 years. They are the parents of the following children, which were also listed:
Jean Charles Boudrot, aged 12 years
Bazille, aged 4 years
Margueritte, aged 17 years
Françoise, aged 14 years
Anne, aged 7 years
Paul Bouderot (Boudreau), died
Marie-Josephe Dorion, died
Charles Bouderot, hospitalized 3 Nov 1758, survived
Anne Bouderot, hospitalized 3 Nov 1758, survived
Joseph Bouderot, hospitalized 3 Nov 1758, survived
Bazile Bouderot, died
Mathurin Bouderot, died
They were on the Duc Quillaume, which arrived in St-Malo on 1 Novemeber 1758. There were 342 passengers, 146 died at sea, and 29 died in the hospital in St-Malo.
Prior to the expulsion, they were living at Riviere du Moulin-a-scie according to the 1952 census of Ile St-Jean:
Paul Boudrot, ploughman, native of l'Acadie, aged 49 years, he has been two years in the colony. Married to Marie Joseph Duaron, native of l'Acadie, aged 40 years. They are the parents of the following children, which were also listed:
Jean Charles Boudrot, aged 12 years
Bazille, aged 4 years
Margueritte, aged 17 years
Françoise, aged 14 years
Anne, aged 7 years
Marie is the daughter of Charles Doiron and Francoise Gaudet. She married Paul Bouderot in about 1730. She died en route to France during the Acadian expulsion. She was traveling with her family:
Paul Bouderot (Boudreau), died
Marie-Josephe Dorion, died
Charles Bouderot, hospitalized 3 Nov 1758, survived
Anne Bouderot, hospitalized 3 Nov 1758, survived
Joseph Bouderot, hospitalized 3 Nov 1758, survived
Bazile Bouderot, died
Mathurin Bouderot, died
They were on the Duc Quillaume, which arrived in St-Malo on 1 Novemeber 1758. There were 342 passengers, 146 died at sea, and 29 died in the hospital in St-Malo.
Prior to the expulsion, they were living at Riviere du Moulin-a-scie according to the 1952 census of Ile St-Jean:
Paul Boudrot, ploughman, native of l'Acadie, aged 49 years, he has been two years in the colony. Married to Marie Joseph Duaron, native of l'Acadie, aged 40 years. They are the parents of the following children, which were also listed:
Jean Charles Boudrot, aged 12 years
Bazille, aged 4 years
Margueritte, aged 17 years
Françoise, aged 14 years
Anne, aged 7 years
Paul Bouderot (Boudreau), died
Marie-Josephe Dorion, died
Charles Bouderot, hospitalized 3 Nov 1758, survived
Anne Bouderot, hospitalized 3 Nov 1758, survived
Joseph Bouderot, hospitalized 3 Nov 1758, survived
Bazile Bouderot, died
Mathurin Bouderot, died
They were on the Duc Quillaume, which arrived in St-Malo on 1 Novemeber 1758. There were 342 passengers, 146 died at sea, and 29 died in the hospital in St-Malo.
Prior to the expulsion, they were living at Riviere du Moulin-a-scie according to the 1952 census of Ile St-Jean:
Paul Boudrot, ploughman, native of l'Acadie, aged 49 years, he has been two years in the colony. Married to Marie Joseph Duaron, native of l'Acadie, aged 40 years. They are the parents of the following children, which were also listed:
Jean Charles Boudrot, aged 12 years
Bazille, aged 4 years
Margueritte, aged 17 years
Françoise, aged 14 years
Anne, aged 7 years
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