Victor-Grégoire Broussard

• Sources:
  • "The BROUSSARD dit Beausoleil Party to the Attakapas District, 1765" - http://www.acadiansingray.com
    • Deported to Province of South Carolina aboard HMS Syren 13 Oct 1755, age 27, arrived Charles Town 27 Nov 1755 in chains, with his father
    • Escaped from workhouse at Charles Town, Feb1756, age 28, with his father & made his way across country, perhaps via Québec, to present-day southeastern NB, where he served with his father & uncle in the Acadian resistance
    • On list of Acadian prisoners at Halifax, Aug 1763, called Victor Brousare
    • Signed DAUTERIVE agreement in New Orleans, 4 Apr 1765
    • Attakapas, La Luisiana census, 1766, Bayou Queue[sic] de Tortue, listed as Victor Broussard

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• Notes:
  • Arrived in current day Louisiana in Feb 1765, age 37

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Victor Gregoire Broussard was born in 1728 in Port Royal, Acadia. Victor and his wife Isabelle LeBlanc were among the first Acadians to arrive in Louisiana.

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