Anne Hébert

• Sources:
  • "Acadian Immigrants to Lafourche des Chitimachas/Valenzuéla, 1785-86" - http://www.acadiansingray.com
    • At Grande-Anse, Île St.-Jean, Aug 1752, age 9, with father, stepmother, & siblings
    • Deported from Île St.-Jean to France, 1758, age 15
    • In Poitou, France, 1773-76
    • In Fourth Convoy from Châtellerault to Nantes, France, Mar 1776
    • On list of Acadians at Nantes, France, Sep 1784, listed as Anne Hebert, widow Robichau
    • Sailed to la Luisiana on Le St.-Rémi, age 45[sic]
    • Valenzuela, la Luisiana census, 1788, listed as Anne Hebert, widow Robicho, age 43[sic]
    • Valenzuela, la Luisiana census, 1791, age 48
    • Valenzuela, la Luisiana census, 1795, age 52
    • Valenzuela, la Luisiana census, 1797, age 53,
    • Valenzuela, la Luisiana census, 1798, age 55

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• Notes:
  • Arrived in current day Louisiana Sep 1785

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Anne Hébert, age 45, widow of Pierre Robichaud, crossed on Le St.-Rémi with four children--Marie-Josèphe, age 17, Anne-Théotiste, age 15, Joseph-Gervais, age 13, and Jean-Pierre, age 2. Anne remarried to fellow Acadian and widower Pierre LeBlanc at Lafourche in August 1790. Her Robichaux children remained on the bayou. Marie-Josèphe, widow of Jean François Rassicot and wife of Jean Baptiste De La Mazière, died in Lafourche Interior Parish in September 1843; she was 75 years old. Anne Théotiste, wife of Pierre Naquin, died in Lafourche Interior Parish in January 1849; the Thibodaux priest who recorded her burial said that Anne died "at age 80 yrs."; a petition for a succession inventory in her name was filed at the Thibodaux courthouse in March 1850.

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