Historical records matching Marguerite-Blanche Cyr
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About Marguerite-Blanche Cyr
"Taunte Blanche" kept the settlement functioning during the famine of 1797 when the men left to hunt food because the crops failed. A museum in her memory is located near St. David church & the Acadian cross placed to mark landing spot of the early Madawaska families (1785).
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Marguerite-Blanche Cyr's Timeline
| 1715 |
May 5, 1715
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Grand Pré, Annapolis , Acadie, Canada
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| 1738 |
March 23, 1738
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Grand Pré, Annapolis, Acadia, Canada
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| 1762 |
November 6, 1762
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Kamouraska, QC, Canada
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| 1764 |
June 11, 1764
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Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada
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| 1766 |
April 19, 1766
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Kamouraska, Québec, Canada
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| 1767 |
September 18, 1767
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| 1771 |
July 4, 1771
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Fort Beausejour, New Brunswick, Canada
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July 4, 1771
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Ecoupage, New Brunswick, Canada
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| 1772 |
March 19, 1772
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Fredericton, York County, New Brunswick, Canada
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