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Pierre Thibodeau dit Lejeune

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Pierre Thibodeau dit Lejeune

Birth
Port Royal, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Death
1734 (aged 56–57)
Nova Scotia, Canada
Burial
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Pierre is the son of Pierre Thibodeau and Jeanne Thériot. He was born in about 1678, in Port-Royal. He married Anne-Marie Aucoin on 25 November 1706, in Port-Royal, Acadie. They are the parents of at least the following:
1) Marguerite (1707-1772) md Maurice Comeau
2) Paul (1708-) md Marie-Marguerite Trahan
3) Marie-Rose (1710-) md Jean Blanchard
4) Olivier (1712-1757) md Elisabeth Melanson
5) Elisabeth (1717-abt 1789) md Cosme dit Brasseux
6) Catherine-Josephte (1721-1790) md (a) Jean-Baptiste Morvan and (b) Joseph Pitre
7) Anne-Marie (abt 1722-1788) md (1) Timothee Guenard, (2) Joseph Loiseau, and (3) Francoise-Marie Rivard
8) Ursule (1723-) md Jean Savoie
9) Pierre (1724-1790) md Francoise Saulnier

Pierre is mentioned as deceased in his son's marriage record dated 14 October 1734. According to the Acadian Project, Pierre probably died in Beaubassin, Acadie. According to Acadians in Gray, he died in Chipody [Shepody], New Brunswick however that was his older brother Pierre.

Family info:
In 1698, his father and four of this Pierre's brothers left Port Royal to start a new settlement, along with a friend named Pierre Gaudet. They traveled by boat and eventually decided to settle along the Chipody River. They cleared the land for the settlement and farming, started a gristmill and sawmill, hunted furs, etc. They became friends with the local Amerindians and had a very good relationship with them.

In the spring of 1700, Pierre (senior) returned to Chipdy with his wife and nephew. He spent the winters in Port Royal and the spring through fall in Chipody. Chipody is now known as Shepody, New Brunswick.

For more information on the Chipody settlement, please see the following webiste, which contains many interesting facts:
https://www.albertcountymuseum.com/pierre-thibodeau/
Pierre is the son of Pierre Thibodeau and Jeanne Thériot. He was born in about 1678, in Port-Royal. He married Anne-Marie Aucoin on 25 November 1706, in Port-Royal, Acadie. They are the parents of at least the following:
1) Marguerite (1707-1772) md Maurice Comeau
2) Paul (1708-) md Marie-Marguerite Trahan
3) Marie-Rose (1710-) md Jean Blanchard
4) Olivier (1712-1757) md Elisabeth Melanson
5) Elisabeth (1717-abt 1789) md Cosme dit Brasseux
6) Catherine-Josephte (1721-1790) md (a) Jean-Baptiste Morvan and (b) Joseph Pitre
7) Anne-Marie (abt 1722-1788) md (1) Timothee Guenard, (2) Joseph Loiseau, and (3) Francoise-Marie Rivard
8) Ursule (1723-) md Jean Savoie
9) Pierre (1724-1790) md Francoise Saulnier

Pierre is mentioned as deceased in his son's marriage record dated 14 October 1734. According to the Acadian Project, Pierre probably died in Beaubassin, Acadie. According to Acadians in Gray, he died in Chipody [Shepody], New Brunswick however that was his older brother Pierre.

Family info:
In 1698, his father and four of this Pierre's brothers left Port Royal to start a new settlement, along with a friend named Pierre Gaudet. They traveled by boat and eventually decided to settle along the Chipody River. They cleared the land for the settlement and farming, started a gristmill and sawmill, hunted furs, etc. They became friends with the local Amerindians and had a very good relationship with them.

In the spring of 1700, Pierre (senior) returned to Chipdy with his wife and nephew. He spent the winters in Port Royal and the spring through fall in Chipody. Chipody is now known as Shepody, New Brunswick.

For more information on the Chipody settlement, please see the following webiste, which contains many interesting facts:
https://www.albertcountymuseum.com/pierre-thibodeau/


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