Priscilla Unknown

• Sources:
  • 1671 Acadie Census - translations of entry: Pierre Melanson refused to give his age and the number of his cattle and lands and his wife answered that I was so mad to run the streets for things of measure

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Seen as daughter of Richard Mallienson & Sarah Mallienson without supporting evidence.

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Biography (English version below)

Priscilla Melanson (1601 - 1692) is also known as Priscilla Mallanson and Priscilla Mallinson. [1]

She was born around 1602 [2] in Yorkshire, England. [ citation needed ] She married Pierre La Verdure around 1631 in England. [2] The couple had three sons: Peter (v1632), Charles (v1643), and John. [2]

Pierre La Verdure, Priscilla Melanson, Thomas Temple, John Laverdure Melancon, Sieur Pierre Melanson of Greenery and Charles Melanson emigrate in 1657 on "Satisfaction" to Acadia (Canada). [ quote needed ]

"Brought to Acadia with his family by Thomas Temple in the spring of 1657, Pierre, his wife and youngest son retired to Boston after the Treaty of Breda in 1667. Their two other sons, already married to Acadian women, remained in Acadia. " [3] Pierre La Verdure and Priscilla Mallanson lived on her lands in 1676.

Priscilla marries Captain William Wright on April 8, 1680 in Dorchester, Massachussets. She and Marie Melanson live in Dorchester. She died in early 1691 in New England. [2]

Biography ( French version above )

Priscilla Melanson or Malleson[3] was born around 1602.[2]

Around 1631, Priscilla married Pierre Laverdure, a French protestant who found refuge in England because of persecution of the his faith.[3] Priscilla gave birth to three sons: Pierre (b. c1632), Charles (b. c1643), and Jean.[2]

On May 1, 1657, the family arrived in Acadia with the future governor Thomas Temple.[3]

After Acadia was retaken by France in 1667, Pierre moved with his wife and the youngest son Jean to Boston. Stephen White estimates that Pierre died in New England in the winter 1676-1677.[2]

Priscilla married Captain William Wright April 8, 1680 in Dorchester, Massachusetts.[citation needed] She and Marie Melanson live in Dorchester.[citation needed] She died at the beginning of 1692 in New England

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Family Arrival in Acadia

Lands of the Melanson Settlement

A portion of dykeland adjacent to the Melanson Settlement

Of the family's arrival in Acadia, it is widely accepted that Pierre and Priscilla landed in 1657 after sailing from England with their sons onboard the ship Satisfaction. It is also generally accepted that the family disembarked at St. John's fort at the mouth of the St. John River. The family had sailed to Acadia with the newly appointed English Governor of Acadia, Sir Thomas Temple and a group of other settlers. Pierre and Priscilla, however, were to reside in Acadia for only 10 years.

A Boston court document from 1677 (Priscilla's petition of May 3, 1677) recorded Priscilla's late husband, "Peter Leverdure", as being a Frenchman and a Protestant and "Priscilla Leverdure" as being an Englishwoman. This document helped early researchers, such as Father Clarence d'Éntremont, establish a connection between Pierre Laverdure, his wife Priscilla and sons Pierre and Charles. The document also served to clear up the persistent claim that the origins of the Melanson family were Scottish. On the same note, about refuting the claims of Scottish birth (this time for Pierre and Charles Mellanson), a second document, written by John Adams in 1720, decisively describes Pierre Laverdure's son Pierre as being "an aged English Gentleman...".

The petition goes on to state that Priscilla's husband had left "[St.] John's fort to escape the wrath of his countrymen Papists". This latter statement clearly suggests that Pierre was a French Huguenot who might have left France as the Catholic government's tolerance for the Protestant Huguenots began to rapidly deteriorate during the 1620's. Either due to the problems unwinding in France or for some other reason, Pierre ended up in England were he and his Priscilla were married about 1630 (SW).

Ten years before Priscilla's petition the 1667 Treaty of Breda between the English and the French had ceded Acadia back to France. Pierre and Priscilla, both Protestants, were probably unable to fathom the idea of living under a French Catholic government and thus departed for Protestant ruled Boston, Massachusetts, sometime between 1667 and 1770 (Sir Thomas Temple had managed to delay the actual handing over of Acadia to French until 1670).

Source: http://gregors-gathering.ca/Acadia/Melanson/melansons-intro-gen1.ht...

Melanson may have been listed as her married name on arrival in theNewWorld. It is not definite if this was her maiden name. RLL

Source: New Orleans Genesis -"Acadians of Belle-Isle-en-Mer ,1635-1767"by Lepre, Jerome Publication: Santa Cruz County Genealogical Society Library vol. XXXV, no. 138 (Apr 1996; pp .112-120, Pierre Melancon: The Elusive Acadian, by John K . Harrel Text: Priscilla MALLESON, an Englishwoman, married around 1630 to Pierre LAVERDURE, a French Huguenot who fled to Yorkshire, England;three sons,two became Catholics and Acadians. The family left England during 1657bound for Boston, MA, in a group under new Acadian Governor Thomas TEMPLE ,an Englishman. They moved to Port Royal,Acadia. After the Treaty of Bredain 1667, they returned to English Boston where Pierre died around 1676. Priscilla married 2nd on 8 Apr1 680 to Captain William WRIGHT. She died in Boston around 1691.

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I was born around 1602 and in 1631 I married Pierre Melanson (dit Laverdure) in England. We had 3 children, Pierre, Charles and Jean. Pierre died in either 1676 or 1677. I married Capt. William Wright on April 8, 1680. Records indicate I died in Boston, New England in either 1691 or 1692.

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Priscilla

In regards to Pierre Laverdure's wife Priscilla, we simply do not know for certain what her maiden name was. Many have suggested that it was Mallinson (or a variation thereof) but there are no records to indicate this in any official sense that would serve to accurately enhance any historical or genealogical research. In an effort to present the most factual data available, most professional researchers and genealogists omit any suggestion of a maiden name for Priscilla from their work.

Many spelling variations resembling the Mellanson name did exist in England during the 1500's and 1600's but it seems unlikely that Pierre and Charles, both apparently well educated and obviously literate, would go on to consistently misspell their surname when they settled in the New World. This and other details surrounding the origin of the name has gone on to create many theories and possibilities, but it is not known for certain why or from where Pierre and Charles started to use the Mellanson surname.

Of interesting note is that the Mellanson/Melanson name is not found in England prior to the year 1755. It is only after the 1755 expulsions of the Acadian people from Nova Scotia that the name begins to show up on records in England, where some of Pierre and Charles' descendants had been deported to.

http://www.gregors-gathering.ca/Acadia/Melanson/melansons-intro-gen...

Name: Priscilla Given Name: Priscilla _AKA: MALLINSON Sex: F Birth: ABT 1602 1 Death: ABT Jan 1692 in Boston, Suffolk, MA 1 2 Reference Number: 1037, 1161 _UID: 3843493C3EEED411AFD90050DA8458AF4EC4 Event: 2129, 2521 Custom ID+ Note: !BIRTH-MARRIAGES-CHILDREN-DEATH: Stephen A. White, DICTIONNAIRE GENEALOGIQUE DES FAMILLES ACADIENNES; 1636-1714; Moncton, New Brunswick, Centre d'Etudes Acadiennes, 1999, 2 vols.; pp. 862 & 1145; own copy. Priscilla ----, born around 1602, married 1st around 1631 in England to Pierre MELANSON dit LAVERDURE; three children. She married 2nd (Mass.Arch.; vol. XXXVII, fol.284) at Boston on 18 Apr 1680 to Capt. William WRIGHT. She died (according to C.- J. d'ENTREMONT) in New England at the beginning of 1692, when she was 90 years old (according to the story of La Mothe-Cadillac).

!NAME-MARRIAGE-CHILDREN-RESIDENCES: John K. Harrell, "Pierre Melancon: The Elusive Acadian," in NEW ORLEANS GENESIS; vol. XXXV, no. 138 (Apr 1996; pp. 112- 120; Santa Cruz Genealogical Society Library. Priscilla MALLESON, an Englishwoman, married around 1630 to Pierre LAVERDURE, a French Huguenot who fled to Yorkshire, England; three sons, two became Catholics and Acadians. The family left England during 1657 bound for Boston, MA, in a group under new Acadian Governor Thomas TEMPLE, an Englishman. They moved to Port Royal, Acadia. After the Treaty of Breda in 1667, they returned to English Boston where Pierre died around 1676. Priscilla married 2nd on 8 Apr 1680 to Captain William WRIGHT. She died in Boston around 1691.

!RESIDENCES; Find the petition she filed in Massachusetts court records as widow of Pierre La Verdure, in which she identifies herself as an Englishwoman. Change Date: 21 Mar 2009 at 11:32:56

Marriage 1 Pierre MELANSON dit Laverdure b: ABT 1600 in , , , France Married: ABT 1631 in , , , England 1 Children Pierre MELANSON II b: ABT 1632 in , , , England John MELANSON Charles MELANSON dit La Ramée b: ABT 1643 in , , , England

Marriage 2 William WRIGHT Married: 8 Apr 1680 in , , MA 1

Sources: Title: Dictionnaire Généalogique des Familles Acadiennes Author: Stephen A. White Publication: 2 vols., Moncton, New Brunswick: Centre d'Études Acadiennes, 1999 Page: p. 1145 Title: Melanson Story, The: Acadian Family, Acadian Times Author: Margaret C. Melanson Publication: Toronto: Author, 2003 Page: p. 140 Text: Priscilla ---, born c. 1610, married circa 1630 to Pierre LAVERDURE, died c. Jan 169

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Name: Priscilla Given Name: Priscilla _AKA: MALLINSON Sex: F Birth: ABT 1602 1 Death: ABT Jan 1692 in Boston, Suffolk, MA 1 2 Reference Number: 1037, 1161 _UID: 3843493C3EEED411AFD90050DA8458AF4EC4 Event: 2129, 2521 Custom ID+ Note: !BIRTH-MARRIAGES-CHILDREN-DEATH: Stephen A. White, DICTIONNAIRE GENEALOGIQUE DES FAMILLES ACADIENNES; 1636-1714; Moncton, New Brunswick, Centre d'Etudes Acadiennes, 1999, 2 vols.; pp. 862 & 1145; own copy. Priscilla ----, born around 1602, married 1st around 1631 in England to Pierre MELANSON dit LAVERDURE; three children. She married 2nd (Mass.Arch.; vol. XXXVII, fol.284) at Boston on 18 Apr 1680 to Capt. William WRIGHT. She died (according to C.- J. d'ENTREMONT) in New England at the beginning of 1692, when she was 90 years old (according to the story of La Mothe-Cadillac).

!NAME-MARRIAGE-CHILDREN-RESIDENCES: John K. Harrell, "Pierre Melancon: The Elusive Acadian," in NEW ORLEANS GENESIS; vol. XXXV, no. 138 (Apr 1996; pp. 112- 120; Santa Cruz Genealogical Society Library. Priscilla MALLESON, an Englishwoman, married around 1630 to Pierre LAVERDURE, a French Huguenot who fled to Yorkshire, England; three sons, two became Catholics and Acadians. The family left England during 1657 bound for Boston, MA, in a group under new Acadian Governor Thomas TEMPLE, an Englishman. They moved to Port Royal, Acadia. After the Treaty of Breda in 1667, they returned to English Boston where Pierre died around 1676. Priscilla married 2nd on 8 Apr 1680 to Captain William WRIGHT. She died in Boston around 1691.

!RESIDENCES; Find the petition she filed in Massachusetts court records as widow of Pierre La Verdure, in which she identifies herself as an Englishwoman. Change Date: 21 Mar 2009 at 11:32:56

Marriage 1 Pierre MELANSON dit Laverdure b: ABT 1600 in , , , France Married: ABT 1631 in , , , England 1 Children Pierre MELANSON II b: ABT 1632 in , , , England John MELANSON Charles MELANSON dit La Ramée b: ABT 1643 in , , , England

Marriage 2 William WRIGHT Married: 8 Apr 1680 in , , MA 1

Sources: Title: Dictionnaire Généalogique des Familles Acadiennes Author: Stephen A. White Publication: 2 vols., Moncton, New Brunswick: Centre d'Études Acadiennes, 1999 Page: p. 1145 Title: Melanson Story, The: Acadian Family, Acadian Times Author: Margaret C. Melanson Publication: Toronto: Author, 2003 Page: p. 140 Text: Priscilla ---, born c. 1610, married circa 1630 to Pierre LAVERDURE, died c. Jan 1692. Sources White, Stephen A., Patrice Gallant, and Hector-J Hebert. Genealogical Dictionary of Acadian Families. Moncton, NB: Center for Acadian Studies, University of Moncton, 1999, Print, p1148. Genealogy Quebec http://www.genealogiequebec.info/frames.html ↑ Our Origins: http://www.nosorigines.qc.ca/GenealogieQuebec.aspx?genealogie=Pierr... ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 White, Stephen A., Patrice Gallant, and Hector-J Hébert. Genealogical Dictionary of Acadian Families. Moncton, NB: Center for Acadian Studies, Université de Moncton, 1999, Print, p1145-1146. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 White, Stephen A. The genealogy of the thirty-seven host families of "Retrouvailles 94" , Cahiers du Société historique acadienne, vol. 25, Nos. 2 and 3 (1994).

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Elle se réfugia après 1667 (reprise de l'Acadie par la France) à Boston où il semble qu'elle marie un certain William Wright le 18 avril 1680 à Boston

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Her husband took her last name. http://www.nosorigines.qc.ca/GenealogieQuebec.aspx?genealogie=Laver... ID No: 24679 Prénom: Priscilla Nom: Melanson Sexe: F Occupation: Naissance: 1610 vers Paroisse/ville: Pays: Angleterre Décès: 1691 - âge: 81 Paroisse/ville: Boston Pays: États-Unis USA Information, autres enfants, notes, etc. Elle se réfugia après 1667 (reprise de l'Acadie par la France) à Boston ou il semble qu'elle marie un certain William Wright le 18 avril 1680 à Boston

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She moves to Boston after Acadia is retaken by France. It seems that she married a certain Willam Wright 18th April 1680

Elle se réfugia après 1667 (reprise de l'Acadie par la France) à Boston ou il semble qu'elle marie un certain William Wright le 18 avril 1680 à Boston

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Priscilla Mallinson
Spouse  Petri Meronzo
Children  Petrus Meronzo

Lead confidence: 3
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/M9YJ-HQ1

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Priscilla Mallinson
Birth  1613 • Bradford, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom
Death  1 January 1692 • Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States
Parents  Richard Mallinson • Sarah Waterhouse
Spouse  Captain William Wright Sr. • Pierre Melanson dit Laverdure • William Wright
Children  Carol Mellanson • Catherine La Verdure dit Melanson • Charles Melanson dit La Ramée • John Melanson dit La Verdure • Katherina Mellason • Pierre Melanson dit la Verdure

Lead confidence: 5
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/M4T6-71X

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!BIRTH-MARRIAGES-CHILDREN-DEATH: Stephen A. White, DICTIONN AIRE GENEALOGIQUE DES FAMILLES ACADIENNES; 1636-1714; Monct on, New Brunswick, Centre d'Etudes Acadiennes, 1999, 2 vols .; pp. 862 & 1145; own copy. Priscilla

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, born around 16 02, married 1st around 1631 in England to Pierre MELANSON d it LAVERDURE; three children. She married 2nd (Mass.Arch. ; vol. XXXVII, fol.284) at Boston on 18 Apr 1680 to Capt. W illiam WRIGHT. She died (according to C.-J. d'ENTREMONT) i n New England at the beginning of 1692, when she was 90 yea rs old (according to the story of La Mothe-Cadillac). !NAME-MARRIAGE-CHILDREN-RESIDENCES: John K. Harrell, "Pierr e Melancon: The Elusive Acadian," in NEW ORLEANS GENESIS; v ol. XXXV, no. 138 (Apr 1996; pp. 112-120; Santa Cruz Geneal ogical Society Library. Priscilla MALLESON, an Englishwoman , married around 1630 to Pierre LAVERDURE, a French Hugueno t who fled to Yorkshire, England; three sons, two became Ca tholics and Acadians. The family left England during 1657 b ound for Boston, MA, in a group under new Acadian Governo r Thomas TEMPLE, an Englishman. They moved to Port Royal, A cadia. After the Treaty of Breda in 1667, they returned t o English Boston where Pierre died around 1676. Priscilla m arried 2nd on 8 Apr 1680 to Captain William WRIGHT. She die d in Boston around 1691. !RESIDENCES; Find the petition she filed in Massachusetts c ourt records as widow of Pierre La Verdure, in which she id entifies herself as an Englishwoman.

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Sources: Jean yves Collin d'après "Mélan
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Jean yves Collin d'après "Mélançon l'ascendence acadienne"
Notes:
Réduite à la mendicité apràs la mort de son mari, elle épousa le capitaine Wright, retiré comme aubergiste à Dorchester

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!BIRTH: Information obtained 8 Nov 1997 from the Internet at a website called "The Melanson/ Melancon/Malonson/Malanson Family Project" at URL: http://frenchcaculture.miningco.com/msub8.htm (gives names as Pierre Laverdure and Priscilla Melanson); but ses Stephen White's better explanation at web site: http://www.umoncton.ca/etudeacadiennes/centre/white/melanson.html (gives names of this couple asPierre Melanson dit Laverdure and Priscilla [no family name given]; says that Pierre was a French Protestant who married Priscilla while in exile in England). !CHRISTENING: Information not found. !MARRIAGE: Information obtained 8 Nov 1997 from the Internet at a website called "The Melanson/ Melancon/Malonson/Malanson Family Project" at URL: http://frenchcaculture.miningco.com/msub8.htm (gives names as Pierre Laverdure and Priscilla Melanson); but ses Stephen White's better explanation at web site: http://www.umoncton.ca/etudeacadiennes/centre/white/melanson.html (gives names of this couple asPierre Melanson dit Laverdure and Priscilla [no family name given]; says that Pierre was a French Protestant who married Priscilla while in exile in England). !DEATH: Information obtained 8 Nov 1997 from the Internet at a website called "The Melanson/ Melancon/Malonson/Malanson Family Project" at URL: http://frenchcaculture.miningco.com/msub8.htm (website doesn't explain why this couple was in Massachusetts). !BURIAL: Information not found, but presumed to be at the time and place of death. !DEATH: Information obtained 8 Nov 1997 from the Internet at a website called "The Melanson/ Melancon/Malonson/Malanson Family Project" at URL: http://frenchcaculture.miningco.com/msub8.htm (website doesn't explain why this couple was in Massachusetts). !BURIAL: Information not found, but presumed to be at the time and place of death.

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Priscilla's name is unknown but many family trees use Melanson or Malleson, perhaps a corruption of her first husband's family name of Melanson.≤ref name=SW94>White, Stephen A. '"La généalogie des trente-sept familles hôtesses des "Retrouvailles 94", Les Cahiers de la Société historique acadienne, vol. 25, nos 2 et 3 (1994).≤/ref> was born around 1602.≤ref name=DGFA>White, Stephen A., Patrice Gallant, and Hector-J Hébert. "Dictionnaire Généalogique Des Familles Acadiennes". Moncton, N.-B.: Centre D'études Acadiennes, Université De Moncton, 1999, Print. pp. 1145-1146≤/ref>

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Around 1631, Priscilla married Pierre Melanson dit Laverdure, a FrenchProtestant (Huguenot), who found refuge in England because of French persecution due to his religion.≤ref name=SW94/> Priscilla gave birth to 5 children:

1. Pierre (b. c1632, bapt August 15, 1637),
2. Pierre (bap. Oct 29, 1637
3. Catherine (Catherine) bapt 4/19/1640
4. Charles (b. c1643), and
5. Jean.≤ref name=DGFA/>

On May 1, 1657, the family arrived in Acadia with the future English governor, Thomas Temple.≤ref name=SW94/> Temple took possession of the western part of Acadie, including Fort Pentagöuet≤ref>Temple≤/ref> so it is likely that the Melansons settled in or near there.
After Acadia was retaken by France in 1667 [Treaty of Breda: 1667; actual transfer of local authority: 1670], Pierre moved with his wife andtheir youngest son, Jean [John], to Boston, Massachusetts Bay, New England. Stephen White estimates that Pierre died in New England in thewinter 1676-1677.≤ref name=DGFA/>
Priscilla married Captain William Wright April 8, 1680 in Dorchester, Massachusetts.≤ref>White, Stephen A., Patrice Gallant, and Hector-J Hbert. Dictionnaire Généalogique Des Familles Acadiennes. Moncton, N.-B.: Centre D'études Acadiennes, Université De Moncton, 1999, Print. P. 1145 citing Archives de Massachusetts'," vol XXXVII, fol 284 ≤/ref>She and Marie Melanson lived in Dorchester. She died at the beginning of 1692 in New England.≤ref name=DGFA/>

Research Notes ==Facebook posting on Acadian and Cajun Genealogy, Culture, History & Music group page. 26 May 2015 by Michael B Melanson

Through his diligence and dedication, Paul Delaney has made some very exciting and important discoveries – including the baptismal recordsof brothers Pierre (Peter) and Charles Mellanson, ancestors of the Melanson/Melançon family.
In 2012, he published an article titled “Les Melanson en Angleterre [%E2%80%9CThe Melansons in England”] with the results of his research. In the parish register of St. Martin in the Fields Church in London, he found four baptismal records for the children of Pierre and Priscilla: Petrus [Peter] Meranson baptized August 15, 1637 Petrus [Peter] Meronzo baptized October 29, 1637 Katherina [Catherine] Meranzo baptized April 19, 1640 Caroly [Charles] Meranzon baptized December 14, 1642
These entries were recorded in Latin and did not include dates of birth. As the first two baptisms took place two and a half months apart, the first Peter could not have been an infant. It is possible his parents were new members of the congregation and had him baptized there as a toddler. Their marriage record was not found in the parish registers. As for the second Peter, this may have been John. Occasionally, a recording priest or minster would mistakenly inscribe the father’s name in place of the child’s – a simple clerical error. It’s also possible that the first Peter died shortly after baptism (as a toddler)and the next newborn child was given his name. No burial records for this family were found. However, clergymen tended to be less diligent in recording these events.
As these children were baptized with variations of the “Meranson” [aka "Melanson" - transcription error] surname, it would not have beenPriscilla’s maiden name, as once theorized. Also, Laverdure would appear to be an alternate name for Mellanson and not the other way around. When Pierre Mellanson’s daughter Madeleine was baptized at Rivire-aux-Mines, Acadia, June 25, 1684, he was recorded as “Pierre Melanson, Sieur de la Verdure.” Laverdure may have been a title or designation once used in France. ≤ref> Paul Delaney, “Les Melanson en Angleterre,” Cahiers de la Société historique acadienne, vol. 43, no. 3 (September 2012), pp. 44-60. ≤/ref>

Biographie ==Priscilla Melanson (1601 - 1692) est aussi connue sous le nom de Priscilla Mallanson et Priscilla Mallinson.≤ref>Nos Origines: Family Tree≤/ref>

Elle nait vers 1602≤ref name=DGFA/> au Yorkshire, Angleterre. Elle épousa Pierre La Verdure vers 1631 en Angleterre.≤refname=DGFA/> Le couple a eu trois fils: Pierre (n. v1632), Charles (n.v1643), et Jean.≤ref name=DGFA/>
Pierre La Verdure, Priscilla Melanson, Thomas Temple, John Laverdure Melancon, Sieur Pierre Melanson de la Verdure et Charles Melanson émigrent en 1657 sur le "Satisfaction" vers l'Acadie (Canada).
"Emmené en Acadie avec sa famille par Thomas Temple au printemps de 1657, Pierre, son épouse et leur plus jeune fils se sont retirés à Boston après le traité de Bréda en 1667. Leurs deux autres fils, déjà mariés à des acadiennes, sont restés en Acadie."≤ref name=SW94/> Pierre La Verdure et Priscilla Mallanson vivaient sur les terres de elle en 1676.
Priscilla épouse Capitaine William Wright le 8 avril 1680 à Dorchester, Massachusetts Bay. Elle et Marie Melanson vivent à Dorchester. Elle décède au début de 1691 en Nouvelle-Angleterre.≤ref name=DGFA/>
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See also:* Acadia: Intro to the Melansons

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