Marguerite Petitpas

• Sources:
  • 1671 Acadie Census - shown to be 10 years old which estimates birth c.1661
  • 1678 Acadian census
  • 1698 Acadian census

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Marguerite Petitpas
Birth  1660 • Annapolis Royal, Annapolis, Nova Scotia, Canada
Death  Jul 31, 1726 • Loudun, Vienne, France
Parents  Catherine Bugaret • Claude Petitpas Sieur Delafleur
Siblings  Anne Petitpas • Bernard Petitpas • Charles Petitpas • Claude Petitpas • Elizabeth Petitpas • Henriette Petitpas • Jacques Petitpas • Jean Petitpas • Marie Petitpas • Martin Petitpas • Paul Petitpas • Pierre Petitpas
Spouse  Claude Guedry Grivois • Martin Dugas
Children  Abraham Dugast • Anonyme Dugas • Augustin Guedry • Charles Guidry Labine • Claude Guedry • Francoise Guedry • Jean Guedry Grivois Guidry • Jeanne Guedry • Joseph Guedry • Marguerite Dugas •Marie Josephe Guedry • Paul Guedry Grivois • Pierre Guedry Labine

Lead confidence: 1
Marguerite Petitpas

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Marguerite Petitpas
Birth  1661 • Port Royal, Annapolis, Nova Scotia, Canada
Death  1726 • Port Royal, Annapolis, Nova Scotia, Canada
Parents  Catherine Bugard or Bagard or Briard • Claude pere petitpas 1154*
Spouse  Claude Guédry dit Grivois • Martin Dugas
Children  Abraham Dugas I • Abraham Guidry • Alexis Guedry • Augustin Guidry • Charles (Guitry) Guidry • Claude Guedry or Guidry Jr. • Dugas • Francoise Guidry • Jeanne GUEDRY dit LaVerdure • Joseph • Joseph Guidry • Marguerite Dugas • Marie-Joseph GUIDRY • Marie-Josephe Guildry • Pierre Guidry dit Labine

Lead confidence: 5
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/LZVN-1TQ

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FamilySearch: Find A Grave Index
Marguerite Petitpas Guedry, "Find A Grave Index"
Lead confidence: 3
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QK1J-3H3G

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!BIRTH: Information found in Bergeron, Le Grand Arrangement des Acadiens au Quebec, Volume VI, La Famille des Petitpas, page 252; Montreal, 1981; available at the Library of Congress, Local History & Genealogy Room, call number CS88.Q4B47 (1981). !CHRISTENING: Information based on year of birth; see above. !MARRIAGE: Approximate date from Doloris Desjardins, Montreal, Quebec, in a letter dated 4 October 1983 in response to an inquiry to La Societe Genealogique Canadienne-Francaise, Montreal; information presumably from the Loiselle Index. Other Information found in Bergeron, Le Grand Arrangement des Acadiens au Quebec, Volume III, La Famille des Landry, page 283; Montreal, 1981; available at the Library of Congress, Local History & Genealogy Room, call number CS88.Q4B47 (1981); same information found in Bergeron, Le Grand Arrangement des Acadiens au Quebec, Volume VI, La Famille des Petitpas, page 252; Montreal, 1981; available at the Library of Congress, Local History & Genealogy Room, call number CS88.Q4B47 (1981). !CENSUS: 1671 Census of the parish of Port Royal, Acadia (Nova Scotia); shows Claud Petit Pas, with wife, Catherine Bagard, 4 named sons and 3 unnamed daughters (presumably including Marguerite, then age 10); census published in LeBlanc, The Acadian Miracle, page 23; Evangeline Pub. Co., Lafayette, LA, 1966, Library of Congress catalogue number 65-28646, available at the Fairfax County Library, Fairfax, VA, call number 971.6 L. !DEATH: Information not researched. !BURIAL: Information not researched.

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!INFORMATION: received via www.familyhistory.com/messages/showmsg.asp?id=504075, from Folyd Lawrence GUIDRY (Bubba) on 5 Dec 1999. "The large GUEDRY clan of acadia apparently descended from a single progenitor, Claude GUEDRY dit Grevois. Who arrived from France abt 1671 & six years later married Marguerite PETIPAS in Port Royal.The family lived with the Idians & Metis (half-breeds) in the region of La Heve. The cesus of 1686 shows GUEDRY, age 35 , with wife & one child at Mistigoouaiche (Mirliqesh, now Lunenburg, Nova Scotia). The 1698 census shows the family at Port Royal & lists him [Claude]as a farmer with ten cows & some sheep. They had left Port Royal by the time of the censuses of 1699 & 1701. In 1701 he [Claude] was definitely at La Heve & he [Claude] had two of his childern baptized at Mirligoueche. His father, first name unknown, may have been one of the rugged characters of the east coast of Acadia (area of Le Heve) who refused to follow Charles de MENOU de Charnisay when thesettlement moved to Port Royal. It is very possible that he married an indian suaw, as did several others. Claude & Marguerite had 12 childern. Claude was married a second time in 1762 & had 5 sons. Augustin GUEDRY born abt 1690 married Jeanne HEBERT in 1722 in Acadia. They [Augustin & Jeanne] laterl lived in Pisiguit & had 6 childern, 4 childern that are known to have survived the initial deportation. Augustin GUEDRY & Jeanne might have been in the acadians who landed at Pennsylvania & were kept aboard ship for three months in the dead of winter.A Priest visited the exiles aboard ship & found & found them "crowed together, without socks, shirts, blankets & other necessary items." The Priest launched a petition for public charity. Smallpx soon brokeout & many died. The surviors went to Louisiana & to Canada. Augustin GUEDRY was 51 years old when his son, Pierre GUEDRY (grandfather of Floyd L GUIDRY (Bubba)) was born. If this information helps, I have plenty more. Let me know. Sincerely, Floyd GUIDRY (Bubba). !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 & LABEAN 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 who were 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. !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. This will show the descendants fo Pierre GUILDRY dit La Bine son of Claude GUÉDRY & Marguerite PETITPAS. As to ehy Pierre GUILDRY changed the spelling of the surname from GUÉDRY to GUILDRY is unknown.There is the question as to where the La Bine name came from. There is two stories about it as (1) was that Pierre was fishing on an island named Labine or something close to this. (2) The other was that the family were in Boston, Mass. & ate so many beans that they became know as LaBine. Some members of this branch spell their name with a large "B" & other members use the small "b". I have found it both ways in various documents & it seems to be up to the family members as to which spellingthey use, LaBine or Labine. This branch of the family is a listing of the author of this web page, Daryl LaBine. (1) Claude GUÉDRY married ca. 1681 in Port Royal, Acadia to Marguerite PETITPAS daughter of Claude ....PETITPAS & Catherine BUGARET. (2) Pierre GUILDRY dit LaBine married ca. 1720 in Port Royal, Acadia to Marguerite BRASSEAU .....daughter of Pierre BRASSEAU & Gabrielle FOREST dit Michel. (3) Jean Baptistes GUILDRY dit LaBine married ca. 1755 Marie Marguerite PICOTTE daughter of Michel ....PICOT & Anne BIN. (4) Joseph Augustin GUILDRY dit LaBine married 7 Jan 1783 in Notre-Dame Church, Montreal...Quebec to Marie Genevieve MARTINEAU daughter of Etienne MARTINEAU & Marie Josephte...Genevieve DEMERS. (5) Joseph GUILDRY dit LaBine married 5 Jun 1810 St. Jacques l'Achigan, Quebec to Scholastique...DUGAS daughter od Joseph DUGAS & Marie Magdeleine VAILLANT. An interesting note is that if....we trace the roots of Joseoh DUGAS, we find out he is descendented from Marguerite PETITPAS. ...Marguerite PETITPAS was married first to a Abraham DUGAS & had a son called Abraham. (6) Oliver LaBine [LABINE] MARRIED 16 Nonv 1847 Alumette Island, Chapeau, Quebec to Elizabeth Jane...FLANNAGANdaughter of Patrick FLANNAGAN & Jane REED. (7) Joseph Oliver LaBine married 24 Feb 1873 Grand Calument Island, Quebec to Sarah ....MCCAULEY daughter of James MCCAULEY & Elizabeth DAGG. (8) James LABINE married in Haileybury, Ontario to Winifred Mary May HURLEY daughter of Michael.... HURLEY & Cathrine MCCOSHAM. (9) Ronald LABINE married 18 Jun 1951 in LaPasse, Ontario to Cecile LEBLANC daughter of ....Napolean "Paul" LEBLANC & Eleonore SOUCY. (10) Daryl LABINE.

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Line 47594 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: NAME Marguerite /Petitpas/ GIVN Marguerite Line 47595 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: NAME Marguerite /Petitpas/ SURN Petitpas Line 47596 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: TITL LeFleur, Cobequide Line 47594 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: NAME Marguerite /Petitpas/ GIVN Marguerite Line 47595 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: NAME Marguerite /Petitpas/ SURN Petitpas Line 47596 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: TITL LeFleur, Cobequide

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!INFORMATION: received via www.familyhistory.com/messages/showmsg.asp?id=504075, from Folyd Lawrence GUIDRY (Bubba) on 5 Dec 1999. "The large GUEDRY clan of acadia apparently descended from a single progenitor, Claude GUEDRY dit Grevois. Who arrived from France abt 1671 & six years later married Marguerite PETIPAS in Port Royal.The family lived with the Idians & Metis (half-breeds) in the region of La Heve. The cesus of 1686 shows GUEDRY, age 35 , with wife & one child at Mistigoouaiche (Mirliqesh, now Lunenburg, Nova Scotia). The 1698 census shows the family at Port Royal & lists him [Claude]as a farmer with ten cows & some sheep. They had left Port Royal by the time of the censuses of 1699 & 1701. In 1701 he [Claude] was definitely at La Heve & he [Claude] had two of his childern baptized at Mirligoueche. His father, first name unknown, may have been one of the rugged characters of the east coast of Acadia (area of Le Heve) who refused to follow Charles de MENOU de Charnisay when thesettlement moved to Port Royal. It is very possible that he married [unknown father of Claude]an indian suaw, as did several others. Claude & Marguerite had 12 childern. Claude was married a second time in 1762 & had 5 sons. Augustin GUEDRY born abt 1690 married Jeanne HEBERT in 1722 in Acadia. They [Augustin & Jeanne] laterl lived in Pisiguit & had 6 childern, 4 childern that are known to have survived the initial deportation. Augustin GUEDRY & Jeanne might have been in the acadians who landed at Pennsylvania & were kept aboard ship for three months in the dead of winter.A Priest visited theexiles aboard ship & found & found them "crowed together, without socks, shirts, blankets & other necessary items." The Priest launched a petition for public charity. Smallpx soon brokeout & many died. The surviors went to Louisiana & to Canada. Augustin GUEDRY was 51 years old when his son, Pierre GUEDRY (grandfather of Floyd L GUIDRY (Bubba)) was born. If this information helps , I have plenty more. Let me know. Sincerely, Floyd GUIDRY (Bubba).

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BIRTH & MARRIAGE RECORDED IN LDS INTERNATIONAL GENEALOGICAL INDEX

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Non-standard gedcom data: 1 REFN Dup1001+ 2 SOUR Dup0753

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MARGUERITE PETTIPAS WAS MARRIED FIRST TO MARTIN DUGAS. MARGUERITE'S PARENTS ARE CLAUDE PETTIPAS AND CATHERINE BUGERAT.

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!INFORMATION: received via www.familyhistory.com/messages/showmsg.asp?id=504075, from Folyd Lawrence GUIDRY (Bubba) on 5 Dec 1999. "The large GUEDRY clan of acadia apparently descended from a single progenitor, Claude GUEDRY dit Grevois. Who arrived from France abt 1671 & six years later married Marguerite PETIPAS in Port Royal.The family lived with the Idians & Metis (half-breeds) in the region of La Heve. The cesus of 1686 shows GUEDRY, age 35 , with wife & one child at Mistigoouaiche (Mirliqesh, now Lunenburg, Nova Scotia). The 1698 census shows the family at Port Royal & lists him [Claude]as a farmer with ten cows & some sheep. They had left Port Royal by the time of the censuses of 1699 & 1701. In 1701 he [Claude] was definitely at La Heve & he [Claude] had two of his childern baptized at Mirligoueche. His father, first name unknown, may have been one of the rugged characters of the east coast of Acadia (area of Le Heve) who refused to follow Charles de MENOU de Charnisay when thesettlement moved to Port Royal. It is very possible that he married an indian suaw, as did several others. Claude & Marguerite had 12 childern. Claude was married a second time in 1762 & had 5 sons. Augustin GUEDRY born abt 1690 married Jeanne HEBERT in 1722 in Acadia. They [Augustin & Jeanne] laterl lived in Pisiguit & had 6 childern, 4 childern that are known to have survived the initial deportation. Augustin GUEDRY & Jeanne might have been in the acadians who landed at Pennsylvania & were kept aboard ship for three months in the dead of winter.A Priest visited the exiles aboard ship & found & found them "crowed together, without socks, shirts, blankets & other necessary items." The Priest launched a petition for public charity. Smallpx soon brokeout & many died. The surviors went to Louisiana & to Canada. Augustin GUEDRY was 51 years old when his son, Pierre GUEDRY (grandfather of Floyd L GUIDRY (Bubba)) was born. If this information helps, I have plenty more. Let me know. Sincerely, Floyd GUIDRY (Bubba). !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 & LABEAN 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 who were 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. !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. This will show the descendants fo Pierre GUILDRY dit La Bine son of Claude GUÉDRY & Marguerite PETITPAS. As to ehy Pierre GUILDRY changed the spelling of the surname from GUÉDRY to GUILDRY is unknown.There is the question as to where the La Bine name came from. There is two stories about it as (1) was that Pierre was fishing on an island named Labine or something close to this. (2) The other was that the family were in Boston, Mass. & ate so many beans that they became know as LaBine. Some members of this branch spell their name with a large "B" & other members use the small "b". I have found it both ways in various documents & it seems to be up to the family members as to which spellingthey use, LaBine or Labine. This branch of the family is a listing of the author of this web page, Daryl LaBine. (1) Claude GUÉDRY married ca. 1681 in Port Royal, Acadia to Marguerite PETITPAS daughter of Claude ....PETITPAS & Catherine BUGARET. (2) Pierre GUILDRY dit LaBine married ca. 1720 in Port Royal, Acadia to Marguerite BRASSEAU .....daughter of Pierre BRASSEAU & Gabrielle FOREST dit Michel. (3) Jean Baptistes GUILDRY dit LaBine married ca. 1755 Marie Marguerite PICOTTE daughter of Michel ....PICOT & Anne BIN. (4) Joseph Augustin GUILDRY dit LaBine married 7 Jan 1783 in Notre-Dame Church, Montreal...Quebec to Marie Genevieve MARTINEAU daughter of Etienne MARTINEAU & Marie Josephte...Genevieve DEMERS. (5) Joseph GUILDRY dit LaBine married 5 Jun 1810 St. Jacques l'Achigan, Quebec to Scholastique...DUGAS daughter od Joseph DUGAS & Marie Magdeleine VAILLANT. An interesting note is that if....we trace the roots of Joseoh DUGAS, we find out he is descendented from Marguerite PETITPAS. ...Marguerite PETITPAS was married first to a Abraham DUGAS & had a son called Abraham. (6) Oliver LaBine [LABINE] MARRIED 16 Nonv 1847 Alumette Island, Chapeau, Quebec to Elizabeth Jane...FLANNAGANdaughter of Patrick FLANNAGAN & Jane REED. (7) Joseph Oliver LaBine married 24 Feb 1873 Grand Calument Island, Quebec to Sarah ....MCCAULEY daughter of James MCCAULEY & Elizabeth DAGG. (8) James LABINE married in Haileybury, Ontario to Winifred Mary May HURLEY daughter of Michael.... HURLEY & Cathrine MCCOSHAM. (9) Ronald LABINE married 18 Jun 1951 in LaPasse, Ontario to Cecile LEBLANC daughter of ....Napolean "Paul" LEBLANC & Eleonore SOUCY. (10) Daryl LABINE. !INFORMATION: was obtained from Nancy @ gpmoteurs@videotron.ca (GP Moteurs et Sports) about Catherine BUGARET, né en 1630, dècèdè en 1695, épouse Claude PETITPAS, né en 1624 et dècèdè en 1690, fils de Isaac PETITPAS, elle a eu 1 enfant Marguerite PEITIPAS, épouse (1st) Claude GUEDRY (GRIVOIS), le 11 Novembre 1677 à Acadie, en (2nd)Abraham DUGAS. elle a eu 11 enfants: Agraham; Claude; Jean Baptiste, épouse Magdeleine Marguerite Mius d'Entremont, en 1715 à Port Royal; Charles; Alexis; Joseph; Augustin, né en 1690, épouse Jeanne HEBERT, en 1715 à Cobequid; Marie Joephte, né en 1692, épouse Philippe DOIRON, en 1720, fils de Jean DOIRON et de Marie Anne De CANOLLE; Pierre dit Labine, nê à Port Royal N. S. en 1697, épouse Marguerite BRASSEAU, le 11 Novembre 1720 à Acadie, fille de Pierre BRASSEAU et de Gabrielle Michel dit FOREST; Paul né en 1701, épouse Anne Mieux d'ENTREMONT, en 1723; Francoise, né en 1703, épouse Jean DOIRON & related lines, on 10 Mar 2000. !TRANSLATION OF WORDS: à = at; Angleterre = England; au = to the, at the; Août = August; cette = this, that; de = of; dècèdè = deceased; déportée = ? deport; des =some, any, of the; deuxiemes = second; du = of the; en = in, into, to, as; enfant = child; est = is; et = and; établir = establish; été = summer; épouse = spouse; époux = spouse; famille = family; femme = woman, wife; Février = February; fille = daughter, girl; fils = son; il = he, it; ils = they; Janvier = January; Juillet = July; le = the; leurs = their; marié = bridgegroom or groom; membre(s) = member; né = born; Novembre = November; oû = where; père = father; sa = his, her, its; secondes = second; sont = are; sur = on, over, upon; vers = toward; veuve = widow;

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!INFORMATION: received via www.familyhistory.com/messages/showmsg.asp?id=504075, from Folyd Lawrence GUIDRY (Bubba) on 5 Dec 1999. "The large GUEDRY clan of acadia apparently descended from a single progenitor, Claude GUEDRY dit Grevois. Who arrived from France abt 1671 & six years later married Marguerite PETIPAS in Port Royal.The family lived with the Idians & Metis (half-breeds) in the region of La Heve. The cesus of 1686 shows GUEDRY, age 35 , with wife & one child at Mistigoouaiche (Mirliqesh, now Lunenburg, Nova Scotia). The 1698 census shows the family at Port Royal & lists him [Claude]as a farmer with ten cows & some sheep. They had left Port Royal by the time of the censuses of 1699 & 1701. In 1701 he [Claude] was definitely at La Heve & he [Claude] had two of his childern baptized at Mirligoueche. His father, first name unknown, may have been one of the rugged characters of the east coast of Acadia (area of Le Heve) who refused to follow Charles de MENOU de Charnisay when thesettlement moved to Port Royal. It is very possible that he married an indian suaw, as did several others. Claude & Marguerite had 12 childern. Claude was married a second time in 1762 & had 5 sons. Augustin GUEDRY born abt 1690 married Jeanne HEBERT in 1722 in Acadia. They [Augustin & Jeanne] laterl lived in Pisiguit & had 6 childern, 4 childern that are known to have survived the initial deportation. Augustin GUEDRY & Jeanne might have been in the acadians who landed at Pennsylvania & were kept aboard ship for three months in the dead of winter.A Priest visited the exiles aboard ship & found & found them "crowed together, without socks, shirts, blankets & other necessary items." The Priest launched a petition for public charity. Smallpx soon brokeout & many died. The surviors went to Louisiana & to Canada. Augustin GUEDRY was 51 years old when his son, Pierre GUEDRY (grandfather of Floyd L GUIDRY (Bubba)) was born. If this information helps, I have plenty more. Let me know. Sincerely, Floyd GUIDRY (Bubba). !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 & LABEAN 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 who were 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. !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. This will show the descendants fo Pierre GUILDRY dit La Bine son of Claude GUÉDRY & Marguerite PETITPAS. As to ehy Pierre GUILDRY changed the spelling of the surname from GUÉDRY to GUILDRY is unknown.There is the question as to where the La Bine name came from. There is two stories about it as (1) was that Pierre was fishing on an island named Labine or something close to this. (2) The other was that the family were in Boston, Mass. & ate so many beans that they became know as LaBine. Some members of this branch spell their name with a large "B" & other members use the small "b". I have found it both ways in various documents & it seems to be up to the family members as to which spellingthey use, LaBine or Labine. This branch of the family is a listing of the author of this web page, Daryl LaBine. (1) Claude GUÉDRY married ca. 1681 in Port Royal, Acadia to Marguerite PETITPAS daughter of Claude ....PETITPAS & Catherine BUGARET. (2) Pierre GUILDRY dit LaBine married ca. 1720 in Port Royal, Acadia to Marguerite BRASSEAU .....daughter of Pierre BRASSEAU & Gabrielle FOREST dit Michel. (3) Jean Baptistes GUILDRY dit LaBine married ca. 1755 Marie Marguerite PICOTTE daughter of Michel ....PICOT & Anne BIN. (4) Joseph Augustin GUILDRY dit LaBine married 7 Jan 1783 in Notre-Dame Church, Montreal...Quebec to Marie Genevieve MARTINEAU daughter of Etienne MARTINEAU & Marie Josephte...Genevieve DEMERS. (5) Joseph GUILDRY dit LaBine married 5 Jun 1810 St. Jacques l'Achigan, Quebec to Scholastique...DUGAS daughter od Joseph DUGAS & Marie Magdeleine VAILLANT. An interesting note is that if....we trace the roots of Joseoh DUGAS, we find out he is descendented from Marguerite PETITPAS. ...Marguerite PETITPAS was married first to a Abraham DUGAS & had a son called Abraham. (6) Oliver LaBine [LABINE] MARRIED 16 Nonv 1847 Alumette Island, Chapeau, Quebec to Elizabeth Jane...FLANNAGANdaughter of Patrick FLANNAGAN & Jane REED. (7) Joseph Oliver LaBine married 24 Feb 1873 Grand Calument Island, Quebec to Sarah ....MCCAULEY daughter of James MCCAULEY & Elizabeth DAGG. (8) James LABINE married in Haileybury, Ontario to Winifred Mary May HURLEY daughter of Michael.... HURLEY & Cathrine MCCOSHAM. (9) Ronald LABINE married 18 Jun 1951 in LaPasse, Ontario to Cecile LEBLANC daughter of ....Napolean "Paul" LEBLANC & Eleonore SOUCY. (10) Daryl LABINE. !INFORMATION: was obtained from Nancy @ gpmoteurs@videotron.ca (GP Moteurs et Sports) about Catherine BUGARET, né en 1630, dècèdè en 1695, épouse Claude PETITPAS, né en 1624 et dècèdè en 1690, fils de Isaac PETITPAS, elle a eu 1 enfant Marguerite PEITIPAS, épouse (1st) Claude GUEDRY (GRIVOIS), le 11 Novembre 1677 a Acadie, en (2nd)Abraham DUGAS. elle a eu 11 enfants: Agraham; Claude; Jean Baptiste, épouse Magdeleine Marguerite Mius d'Entremont, en 1715 à Port Royal; Charles; Alexis; Joseph; Augustin, né en 1690, épouse Jeanne HEBERT, en 1715 à Cobequid; Marie Joephte, né en 1692, épouse Philippe DOIRON, en 1720, fils de Jean DOIRON et de Marie Anne De CANOLLE; Pierre dit Labine, nê à Port Royal N. S. en 1697, épouse Marguerite BRASSEAU, le 11 Novembre 1720 à Acadie, fille de Pierre BRASSEAU et de Gabrielle Michel dit FOREST; Paul né en 1701, épouse Anne Mieux d'ENTREMONT, en 1723; Francoise, né en 1703, épouse Jean DOIRON & related lines, on 10 Mar 2000. !TRANSLATION OF WORDS: à = at; Angleterre = England; au = to the, at the; Août = August; cette = this, that; de = of; dècèdè = deceased; déportée = ? deport; des =some, any, of the; deuxiemes = second; du = of the; en = in, into, to, as; enfant = child; est = is; et = and; établir = establish; été = summer; épouse = spouse; époux = spouse; famille = family; femme = woman, wife; Février = February; fille = daughter, girl; fils = son; il = he, it; ils = they; Janvier = January; Juillet = July; le = the; leurs = their; marié = bridgegroom or groom; membre(s) = member; né = born; Novembre = November; oû = where; père = father; sa = his, her, its; secondes = second; sont = are; sur = on, over, upon; vers = toward; veuve = widow;

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! This surname might be PETITPAS.

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Category:MtDNA Haplogroup H1c3
Category:Port-Royal, Acadie

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:Marguerite Petitpas was born around 1661 quite possibly in Port Royal. She was the second child of Claude Petitpas and Catherine Bugaret.
:Marguerite was enumerated at the age of ten in the 1671 census of Port-Royal in the Petitpas household.≤ref>Tim Hebert; Transcription of the 1671 Acadian Census, at Port-Royal, Acadie. 1671 Census Transcribed. The original census can be found at Census microfilm C-2572 of theNational Archives of Canada “Acadie Recensements 1671 – 1752” Images 3-14.≤blockquote>Claude PETITPAS, 45, wife Catherine BAGARD 33;Children: Bernard 12, Claude 8, Jean 7, Jacques 5, Marguerite 10, Marie 2, Elisabeth 1; cattle 26, sheep 11, 30 arpents of land.≤/blockquote>≤/ref>
:Marguerite was about 16 years of age when she married Martin Dugas around 1677 in Port-Royal. ≤ref>Stephen A. White, Patrice Gallant, Hector-J. Hébert, Dictionnaire Généalogique des Familles Acadiennes (Moncton, N.-B.: Centre D'études Acadiennes, Université De Moncton, 1999) p. 568, 772, 1295, "Claude married around 1681 to Marguerite PETITPAS, daughter of Claude& Catherine BUGARET; eleven children."≤/ref> They had two children: Abraham dit Grivois, and Marguerite. The family appeared in the 1678 census of Port-Royal.≤ref>Tim Hebert; 1678 Port Royal Acadian Census noting that the correlations for this census were done by Rev. Clarence J. d'Entremont, Fairhaven, Massachusetts.1678 Census≤blockquote>Martin Dugas & Marguerite Petit Pas, 12 acres, 16 cattle , 1 gun, 1 boy≤/blockquote>≤/ref>
:Widowed at about age 19, Marguerite married Claude Guédry around 1681. Between about 1684 and 1703, they had eleven children: Claude, Jean-Baptiste, Charles, Alexis, Augustin, Marie-Josephe, Claude , Joseph, Pierre, Paul, and Françoise.
:In 1686, Marguerite age 25 and Claude age 35 were living in MIrliguèche (present-day Lunenburg, Nova Scotia) with one child.≤ref>Tim Hebert; Transcription of the 1686 Acadian Census, at Port-Royal, Acadie 1686 Census Transcribed. The original census can be found at Acadian Census microfilm C-2572 of the National Archives of Canada “Acadie Recensements 1671 – 1752”, Images 15-60.≤blockquote>At Mirliguaiche: LAVERDURE 35, his wife 25, and one child (no age reported).≤/blockquote>≤/ref> They returned to Port-Royal at some point since they were enumerated in the 1698 census of that location. ≤ref> Tim Hebert; Transcription of the 1698 Acadian Census, at Port-Royal, Acadie1698 Census Transcribed. The original census can be found at Acadian Census microfilm C-2572 of the National Archives of Canada “Acadie Recensements 1671 – 1752”, Images 110-166≤blockquote>Claude GUAIDRY 50; Marguerite PETITPAS (wife) 40; Abraham 20; Claude 16; Jean-Baptiste 14; Charles 12, Alexis 10, Augustin 8, Marie-Josephe 6; Claude 4; Joseph 3; Pierre 1/2, 10 cattle 2 Sheep, 8 hogs, 8 arpents, 1 gun.≤/blockquote>≤/ref>The growing family was more prosperous since they owned 10 head of cattle, 2sheep, 8 hogs, 8 arpents of land and 1 gun.
:In 1708 the family was established in La Hève (present-day LunenburgCounty, Nova Scotia). ≤ref>"Acadian Ancestral Home", hosted by Lucie LeBlanc Consentino; Acadia 1708 Census. Lucie’s note: ”Archives Publiques du Canada. Extrait F.1, 466-1. Copy of part of a manuscript in the possession of Mr. Edward E. Ayer of Chicago.” Note here: Acadian Census microfilm C-2572 of the National Archives of Canada “Acadie Recensements 1671 – 1752”, Image 238 containing only text which says that this census can be found “dans le cartable indiqué Vol 466 Pt. 2”. Notehere: 1708 Census MG 18, F 18, 31 pages; Recensement nominatif des Franais de Cap-Sable, Port-Razoir et La Have; recensement nominatif des Indiens en Acadie: Port Royal, Cap-Sable, La Have, Les Mines, Cap-Breton, Chignectou, Pentagouet, rivière Saint-Jean et autres lieux. Transcript available on-site, not on microfilm.≤blockquote> LaHave, 7th family, p.55. Claude Guedry 60, Marguerite Petit pas 48, Charles his son 21, Augustin 16, Claude 16, Joseph 10, Pierre 8, Paul 6, Marie his daughter 14, Francoise 4≤/blockquote>≤/ref>
:Marguerite doesn't appear on a census after the 1708 census at La Hève. She was mentioned in an article written by Father Clarence D'Entremont in which she was a witness in an event involving her son Jean-Baptiste that took place in 1726. Her death date is entered as after 1726.≤ref>Karen Theriot Reader Marguerite Petitpas citing Clarence d'Entremont, "Hanging of two Acadians and three Indians in Boston" Yarmouth Vanguard, 31 Jan. 1989.≤/ref>

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::See also:*Bona Arsenault, HISTOIRE ET GENEALOGIE DES ACADIENS, vols. 1-6; 1630-1775; Quebec, Le Conseil de la Vie Francaise en Amerique, 1965; p. 721(Port Royal)*http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~guedrylabinefamily/genealogy/origins...Marguerite Petitpas Rootsweb.*"Pedigree Resource File," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:SRXC-4N6 : accessed 2014-12-12), entry for Marguerite /Petitpas/.