Charles Savoie

• Sources:
  • Drouin Institute (Archived marriage record - see attached in Media tab)
  • https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Savoie-173

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Birth: May 24, 1703 Nova Scotia, Canada Death: unknown

Charles was the son of Germain Savoie and Marie dit Vincelotte Breau. He was the husband of Francoise Martin. Charles and fly were deported from Acadia and were sent to New York. From there, most of the family found its way to St. Pierre Martinque, West Indies. Charles is not listed with his family in the Jan 1766 Martinque census and his wife is listed with a new husband Hugue Racle, so Charles could have died in New York or during the trip to Martinique or possibly after they arrived.

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Parents:

 Germain Savoie (1654 - ____)

 Marie Brault (1662 - 1749)

Children:

 Francois Savoie (1731 - 1780)*

 Rosalie Savoie Berteau (1738 - 1794)*

 Marguerite Savoie Broussard (1740 - 1816)*

 Joseph Savoie (1747 - 1764)*

 Jean "dit Valois" Savoie (1749 - 1803)*

Sibling:

 Marie Savoie (1686 - 1767)*

 Charles Savoie (1703 - ____)

*Calculated relationship

Burial: Unknown

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Created by: Terry Record added: Nov 13, 2016 Find A Grave Memorial# 172688346 https://old.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=172688346

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Category: Port-Royal, Acadie Category: Great Upheaval

Biography

Charles Savoie, son of Germain Savoie and Marie dite Vincelotte Breau, was born in 1703 at Port-Royal, Acadie.<ref name=DGFA>Stephen A. White, Dictionnaire Généalogique des Familles Acadiennes (Moncton, New Brunswick: Centre d'Études Acadiennes, 1999) p. 1458
:Text: Sponsors: Yvon GURE (who signed) & Marie SAVOIE </ref>He was christened there on 24 June 1703. <ref>Public Archives of Nova Scotia - St. Jean Baptiste Ch. Register, Annapolis 1702-1755; RG 1, vol. 26, p. 7Text: Felix Pain, Priest; 24 June 1703 Baptism of Charles Savoy born 25 May 1703; Germain Savoy, Father; Marie Vinalote, Mother; GodparentsYvone Quaine and Marie Savoy:Text: Charles SAVOY, son of Germain SAVOY & Marie VINALOTE. Sponsors:Yvone QUAINE & Marie SAVOY. </ref> Charles Savoie and Francoise Martin, daughter of Etienne Martin and Marie Jeanne Comeau, were married 16 January 1730 in Port-Royal. <ref>RG 1 Vol. 26a p.44 René Charles de Breslay, Priest; 16 January 1730 Marriage of Charles Savoye twenty-six years old Groom; Germain Savoye, Father; Marie Brau. Mother; Françoise Martin nineteen years old Bride;Etienne Martin, Father; Marie Comau, Mother; Paul Savoye brother of the groom, Jacques Michel, son of Jacques Michel, Joseph Landry son of Claude Landry, first cousin of the bride, Pierre Michel son of JacquesMichel, cousin of the bride, Witnesses. </ref> :Children:

1. Marie Josephe Savoie, b: 17 OCT 1730 in Port Royal, Nova Scotia
2. Francois Savoie, b: ABT 1732 in Chipoudy, Nova Scotia
3. Anne Savoie, b: 25 APR 1734 in Port Royal, Nova Scotia
4. Felicite Savoie, b: 1736 in Nova Scotia
5. Rosalie Savoie, b: 1739 in Nova Scotia
6. Marguerite Savoie, b: 1741 in Nova Scotia
7. Madeleine Savoie, b: 1743 in Nova Scotia
8. Guillaume Savoie, b: 1745 in Nova Scotia
9. Joseph Savoie, b: 1747 in Nova Scotia
10. Jean (dit Valois) Savoie, b: 1749 in Nova Scotia
11. Ludevine Savoie, b: 1752 in Port Royal, Nova Scotia Charles remained in Port Royal until the day he and his family were deported in late 1755. Charles, his wife Francoise Martin and eight of their eleven children were boarded on the English vessel Experimenton December 8, 1755 and deported to New York. Charles was 52 years old. <ref>Letter dated May 6, 1756, during the time of Gov. Hardy, namesFrench neutrals sent by Gov. Lawrence from Nova Scotia to New York: Charles Savoit, wife, 8 children, New Rochelle, Westchester County, NY. </ref>Seven of the eight deported children survived the eight years of captivity. His wife did not. After the death of Francoise Martin, Charles remarried Hugues Racle sometime before 1767.<ref name=DGFA /> In 1763, with the signing of the Treaty of Paris, the British authorities in the American colonies allowed the Acadians to go free. Most could not leave immediately, having to earn money for passage elsewhere. Some may have stayed, but most chose to go north to Nova Scotia, west to Louisiana, or south to Martinique shortly thereafter.

Charles died before the 1767 census.<ref name=DGFA />

Sources

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Acknowledgments

• DGFA source provided by Karen Theriot Reader, RootsWeb.com.
• Research by Jacqueline Girouard* WikiTree profile Savoie-459 started through the import of O_Veal Family Tree.ged on May 11, 2013.

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Category:Acadia, Needs Biography Category:Port-Royal, Acadie

Biography ==This person was created through the import of Holmes.ged on 20 May 2011. The following data was included in the gedcom. You may wish to edit it for readability.

Birth

: Birth: :: Date: 1698 :: Place: Port Royal, Acadia, Canada

Death

: Death:
:: Date: 1728 :: Place: Port Royal, Acadia, Canada :: Name: Claude Savoye, son of Germain Savoye and Marie Brau:: Age: 28 <ref>Nova Scotia Archives: Acadians: An Acadian Parish Remembered: The Registers of St Jean-Baptiste, Annapolis Royal 1702-1755, RG 1, Vol. 26a, p. 25 Burial Registration</ref>

Sources

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: Source: #S15 :: Page: Claude Savoie

: Source S15 : Record ID Number: MH:S15 : Author: Whitney&Sidney Dartez : Title: Dartez Web Site : Text: MyHeritage.com family tree :: Family site: Dartez Web Site

• Source: S-1883318305 Repository: #R-2139486408 Title: Family Data Collection - Individual Records Author: Edmund West, comp. Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000. Note: APID: 1,4725::0 Address: http://www.Ancestry.com Note: * Source: S-2056868914 Repository: #R-2139486408 Title: Ancestry Family Trees Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. Note: This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Tree files. This source citation points you to a current version of those files. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed or changed information since this source citation was created. Page: Ancestry Family Trees Note: Data: Text: http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=17481697&pid...

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FamilySearch: Family Tree
Charles Savoie
Birth  25 May 1703 • Port-Royal, Acadia, New France
Death  1766 • Saint Martinville, St. Martin, Louisiana, United States
Parents  Germain Savoie I • Marie-Andrée Brault dit Pominville
Spouse  Francoise Martin
Children  Anne Marie Savoie • Felicitie Savoie • Francois Xavier Savoie • Guillaume Savoie • Jean dit Valois Savoie • Joseph Savoie • Josephine Savoie • Ludivine Savoie • Madeleine Savoy • Marguerite Savoie • Marie Joseph Savoie • Rosalie or rose Savoie or Savoy

Lead confidence: 5
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/L1M4-HMN

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weRelate:
Charles Savoie
Parents  Savoie • Thérèse Dupan
https://www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:Charles+Savoie+%281%29

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Geni:
Charles Savoie
Birth  May 25, 1703 • Port Royal, Nova Scotia, Canada
Death  1766 • St. Martinville, St. Martin, Louisiana, United States
Parents  Germain Savoie • Marie Marguerite Breau Dite Vincelotte
Siblings  Claude Savoie • Francois Savoie • Germain Savoie • Jean Savoie • Madeleine Savoie • Marguerite Savoye • Marie Josephte Savoye • Marie Savoie • Paul Savoie • Pierre Savoie
Spouse  Anne Boudreau • Francoise Martin
Children  Francois Savoy • Jean Savoie • Marguerite Savoie

Lead confidence: 1
Charles Savoie

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Ancestral Files also shows another Charles born to the sam e family, about 1698

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Charles remained in Port Royal until the day he and his family were
deported. Charles and his family were boarded on the English vessel
Experiment on Dec. 8, 1775 and deported to New York. Charles was 52 years
old when the Acadians were exiled. Charles and his wife Francoise Martin
and 8 of his 11 children were exiled to New York (New Rochelle). 7 of the
13 children survived the 8 years of captivity. In 1763, the British
authorities in the American colonies allowed the Acadians to go free, and
some were shipped to Martinique the same year.
Letter dated May 6, 1756, during the time of Gov. Hardy, names of French
neutrals sent by Gov. Lawrence from Nova Scotia to New York;
Charles Savoit, wife, 8 children, New Rochelle, Westchester County, NY.

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