Jean-Baptiste Doiron

date of death could be 1735

http://www.ancestors-genealogy.com/chapy/doiron.htm

Jean was with his wife in Port Royal in 1671. Marie Anne Canol was one of five women who arrived from Rocheford, France to Acadia in 1691. Jean moved with his family to Pisiguit before to 1692.

http://www.francogene.com/genealogie-quebec-genealogy/086/086368.php

Famille de/Family of Jean DOIRON & Marie TRAHAN

DOIRON, Jean (.. & .. [86366]), né/born vers/about 1649 (rec. 1686) ou/or 1651 (rec. 1693) Oiron (Deux-Sèvres : 790196), France, décédée/died entre/between 1735-04-28 et/and 1736-06-03

• mariés/married avant/before rec/census 1693, de/from Port-Royal (bim 8) (Acadie)

TRAHAN, Marie (Guillaume & Madeleine BRUN)

     1) Alexandre, marié/married Grand-Pré (Saint-Charles-des-Mines) (Acadie) 1727-10-20 Anne VINCENT

2) Madeleine, mariée/married vers/about 1729 François NOGUE
3) Marguerite, mariée/married vers/about 1719 René ou Hervé GUILLOT dit L'ANGEVIN
4) Marie, mariée/married Grand-Pré (Saint-Charles-des-Mines) (Acadie) 1709-11-14 Pierre GIROUARD
5) Marie Catherine, mariée/married vers/about 1740 François TURCOT
6) Paul, marié/married vers/about 1725 Marguerite DOUCET
7) Pierre, marié/married vers/about 1746 Marguerite BRAULT
8) Thomas, marié/married vers/about 1724 Anne GIROUARD
Bibliographie : Dictionnaire généalogique des familles acadiennes (White); Déclarations de Belle-Île-en-Mer; Dictionnaire des Acadiens d'Archange Godbout; Diocese of Baton Rouge, Catholic Church records; Histoire et généalogie des Acadiens (Arsenault);

http://www.umoncton.ca/etudeacadiennes/centre/cea.html; Microfilms Drouin; The Acadian Exiles in Saint Malo, 1758-1785 

Children of Jean and Marie – Anne (Canol) Doiron 1. Abraham born abt. 1672 married Anne Babin 2. Charles born abt. 1674, married Francoise Gaudet 3. Jeanne born abt. 1676, married Jean Hebert 4. Jean born abt. 1678 married Anne LeBlanc 5. Pierre born abt. 1680 married (1) Unknown (2) Madeleine Doucet before 1709 who was the widow of Rene Bernard. She was d/o Pierre Doucet & Henrietta Pellelrat of Port Royal (3) Veronique Brasseur on Feb 25, 1740 at Beaubassin. Veronique d/o Mathieu & Jeanne Celestin. 6. Philippe born abt. 1682 married Marie Guerdy 7. Noel born abt 1684 married Marie Henry 8. Marie born abt. 1687 married Francois Testard 9. Louis born abt. 1689 married Marguerite Barillot 10. Jacques born abt. 1689 11. Anne married Micheal Vincent

Children of Jean and Marie (Trahan) Doiron

1. Marie born abt. 1693 married Pierre Girouard 2. Thomas born abt.1699 married Anne Girouard 3. Paul born abt.1701 married Marguerite Doucet 4. Alexandre born abt. 1703 married Anne Vincent 5. Madeline born abt. 1705 married Francios Nogues 6. Pierre born abt. 1706 married Marguerite Breau 7. Catherine born 1709 married Francois Turcotte 8. Marguerite married Rene Guillot

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FamilySearch: Family Tree
Jean Baptiste Doiron
Birth  1649 • La Rochelle, Charente-Maritime, Poitou-Charentes, France
Death  28 April 1735 • Windsor, Hants, Nova Scotia, Canada
Parents  Anne Josephe Breaux • Jean Gaudet Doiron
Spouse  Marie-Anne DE CANOL • Marie Trahan
Children  Abraham Alexandre Doiron • Abraham Doiron • Alexandre Doiron • Anne-Marie Doiron • Anne Jeanne Doiron • Anne Marie Doiron • Catherine Doiron • Charles Doiron • Jacques Doiron • Jean Charles Doiron, II • Jean Doiron, II • Louis Pierre Doiron • Madeleine Doiron • Marguerite Doiron • Marie Caroline Doiron • Marie Doiron • Marie Doiron Douaron. • Marie Josephe Doiron • Noel Doueron • Paul Dit le Grand Paul Doiron • Paul Doiron • Philippe DOIRON • Pierre D'Oiron • Pierre younger Doiron • Thomas Doiron

Lead confidence: 5
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/LCRC-XDQ

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FamilySearch: Nova Scotia Births and Baptisms, 1702-1896
Jean Douaron in entry for Catherine Douaron, "Nova Scotia Births and Baptisms, 1702-1896"
Lead confidence: 3
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XL5L-VD9

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FamilySearch: Nova Scotia Marriages, 1711-1909
Jean Douaron in entry for Pierre Girouar and Marie Douaron, "Nova Scotia Marriages, 1711-1909"
Lead confidence: 3
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XL5N-F3D

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weRelate:
Jean Doiron
Birth  1649 • France
Death  Nov 21, 1712 • Nova Scotia, Canada
Marriage  1671 • 1693 • Port Royal, Nova Scotia, Canada|Nova Scotia, Canada
Spouse  marie anne trahan canol
https://www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:Jean+Doiron+%281%29

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wikiTrees:
jean doiron
Birth  1649 • La Rochelle, Charente-Maritime, France
Death  Apr 28, 1735 • Windsor, Hants, Nova Scotia, Canada
Marriage  1693 • 1670 • Nova Scotia, Canada
Spouse  marie anne trahan canol
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/3549514

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FamilySearch: Nova Scotia Marriages, 1711-1909
Jean Doiron in entry for Alexandre Doiron and Anne Vincent, "Nova Scotia Marriages, 1711-1909"
Lead confidence: 4
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XL5N-JZP

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Although born in France 1649, the precise location of his birthplace is not known. In all probability, the surname could have originated in the community of Diron, in the Deux-Sevres Department, in the Poitou-Charentes region of France. This community is noted for its castle built during the 16th century. The surname is first mentioned in 1124 in connection with Gauthier d' Orion. Jean Doiron is believed to have arrived in Acadia around 1660 but he appears to have settled originally at Pentagouet (Castine, Maine). He later moved to Port Royal where, according to the 1686 census, he seems to have been newly settled there. After his second marriage, around 1692, he established himself with his family at Pisiguit (Windsor, Nova Scotia) where his presence is recorded in 1693. His family numbered nineteen children. They remained in their community with the exception of Pierre who removed to Beaubassin, and of Noel who went to Cobequid. Jean died around 1735 at the age of 86 and, therefore,did not undergo the ordeal of the Deportation. However, the families of his children and grandchildren were dispersed in America and in Europe. Several were deported to New England, notably to Maryland and South Carolina. Others fled to Ile-Saint-Jean (Prince Edward Is.), to northern New Brunswick and to Quebec. Descendants of his son Charles are found on Prince Edward Island, in Quebec, and in the Caraquet area of New Brunswick.

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!INFORMATION: This information was taken from the following enternet site: www.mergetel.com/~labine. THE GUÉDRY, GUIDRY, GIDRY, GEDDY, JEDDRY, GUIDRY dit LA BINE. LA BINE & LA BEAN FAMILY, from Daryl LA BINE, e-mail: labine@iname.com, 80 Windward St., St Catharines, Ontario, L@m4c2, Canada. The family started when Claude GUÉDRY came to Acadia in the mid 1670's. He [Claude GUÉDRY] married Marguerite PETITPAS, daughter of Claude PETITPAS & Catherine BUGARET ABOUT 1681. From this union, the family was established in North America. They [Claude GUÉDRY & Marguerite PETITPAS] had eleven childern whowere born in Acadia, present day Nova Scotia, Canada. From vaious records, we see that the family [GU%C3%89DRY] farmed & fished. As for the location of the family [GU%C3%89DRY], they settled in Port Royal, which was the Acadian captial. The family [GU%C3%89DRY] being Acadian lived in peace till the English conquest of it from France. They [GU%C3%89DRY family] werethere till the Acadian Deportations of 1755. The various family members were deported to different locations. Some members of the [GU%C3%89DRY] family were deprted back to France. From here [France] these fa,milies left & settled in Louisiana & other southern states. Some of the members served as officers & enlisted in the Civil War. The GUIDRY branch of the family is very numerous now in the southern states.The LABINE branch of the family are descendants of Pierre GUIDRY dit LABINE, son of Claude GUÉDRY. During the Acadians Deportations, this family group were sent to Boston, MA.. From here they moved to St. Jacques l'Achigan in Quebec about 1767. With the passage of time, various members moved on. Some of them went to Montreal, Quebec, others to Ontario, while others to the United Atates. One branch of the family moved to Michigan & they spell their surname "LABEAN". The reason they figure that the name changed, was that a census taker came through & spelled it that way & they have not changed it back.The GEDDRY OR JEDDY family are members of the family that still live in what used to be Acadia, present day Nova Scotia & New Brunswick. Many of the family members are also located down into the New England States. As they were still living there the family name transformed into the present day GEDDY or JEDDRY as the English took over after the Acadian Deportations. The reason as to the difference in this branch is that when they are born, the rual doctors call the JEDDRY. On the baptismal certificates, the surnames of GEDDRY was used. Within some families, some of them use the GEDDRY name & others use the JEDDRY name. The GUIDRY members of the family is the smallest branch of the family. I have only a few of them that can connect back top Claude GUEDRY &Marguerite PETITPAS. It is believed that this branch comes about due to the priest spelled it this way at the time of the childern were baptised. This branch is located in the Maritimes (Nova Scotia & New Brunswick) & some are down into the New England States.

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Surname also given as "Douaron" Possibly born at Saint-Mar tin deLiile to Re (assertion by Placide Gaudet). Jean Doiron wa s possiblya professional or member of a trade, and not likely a farme r. In thecensus of 1686 he had no land under cultivation, although h e did ownsome animals. It is possible that he was a soldier, explor er ornavigator. After his first wife died and he remarried, abo ut 1691,he moved to the area of the mines (Minas or Les Mines, later t o beknown more commonly as Grand Pre).

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!He was the first of the family to come to Acadia, arrived in 1671, was married to both Marie Anne Canol !and Marie Trahan. He was still living in 1714 and headed the large family at Pisiquid in 1714.

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Jean Dorion
per Dan Doiron notes, Jean is from the Poitou area in France.

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!Surname also spelled Doiron. Arrived in Acadia from France 1671. Info Historie et Genealogie des Acadiens, Bk #4, p 1374, 1375. RELATIONSHIP: 8 G G SON

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REF: Father of 19 ch with 2 wives; Elizabeth Kruger, 7 Capri Rd., Apt. #1409. Etobicoke, ONT M9B 6B9 - 3/18/96. REF: Jean (Douaron) Doiron & Marie Anne Canol, arrived in Acadia, Port Royal, in 1671. http://www.umoncton.ca/etudeacadiennes/centre/white/doiron.html DOIRON La famille Doiron en Acadie remonte ' Jean Doiron, n en France vers 1649, que l'on rencontre pour la premi¨re fois au recensement de Port-Royal en 1686. Mari ' deux reprises, celui-ci tait p¨re d'au moins dix-neuf enfants, dont Pierre, n vers 1680 du premier mariage avec Marie-Anne Canol. Pierre Doiron s'est mari trois fois. Madeleine Doucet, sa seconde pouse, lui a pršent deux fils. Celui qui tait l'homonyme de son p¨re est de venu l'anc°tre des Doiron du Nouveau-Brunswick actuel par son mariage, survenu ' Beaubassin le 22 novembre 1733, avec Anne Forest, fille de Jean-Baptiste Forest et de Marie-lisabeth Labarre.

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!INTERIM SOURCE NOTE: This person is part of the generation that came to Acadia from France or was a member of the first few succeeding generations who lived in Acadia in the 1600s and early 1700s.
Information on this person is from one or more of the secondary sources listed below. Until I find the time to add the specific source information (volume/page and exact source) this interim note willhave to suffice. The sources are:
Denis Beauregard's Dictionnaire Genealogique de la Ancienne Acadie is located at http://www.francogene.com/dgaa/index.php (explanation in both English and French at viewer's option; dictionnaire in French). His Francogene, an extensive list of Acadian genealogical sources and bibliography is located at http://www.francogene.com/acadia/resources.php (in English).
Acadian History and Genealogy website (gives brief history of Acadia and some selected Acadian family trees), at http://www.craftconn.com/genealogy/acadianh.htm (in English).
Acadian and French Canadian Ancestral Home (a searchable data base of web sites with information on early Acadian families, at http://www.acadian.org/ (in English).
Center for Acadian Studies, University of Moncton (New Brunswick), has short genealogies of 37 Acadian families, at http://www.umoncton.ca/umcm-ceaac/node/55 (in French).
See also, Stephen White's Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles Acadiennes (in French, but available with an English supplement), the best and most recent secondary source for Acadian family information, described and available for purchase at http://www.umoncton.ca/umcm-ceaac/node/38

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Couple arrived in Acadia in 1671; sons Pierre settled at Beaubassin and Noel at Cobequid

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!Source: Historie Et Genealogie Des Acadiens, by Bona Arsenault