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For the past 24 years I have collected information about my ancestors to share with my family.� My endeavors started in small steps, but when I linked my family to the Acadians, it took off in leaps and bounds.� When I began my research, I was unaware how deep my Acadian roots were, and surprised to find out that my fathers family was as much Acadian as my mothers.� The more I learned, the more I hungered for.� My few books on Acadian history eventually led me to my local library where I stumbled across my first Genealogy Research Center.� The excitement I felt the first time I ran across a family name in the Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records will never leave me.� Of course, at the time, the names of the people in those volumes were foreign to me.� I photocopied several pages and went home to sort it all out.� That is when my passion ended and my�obsession started.� I� eventually started purchasing my own copies of the DBRCCR and the Archdiocese of New Orleans�Sacramental Records, along with any other books I thought would be helpful in my research.� It soon became a joke in my family that 'mom is busy looking for dead people'.� My research eventually took me to visit the places some of my ancestors lived and to meet relatives I had never known existed until now.� As I add my research to this site, please keep in mind that I am�only human, so mistakes may occur.� Please treat the information on this webpage as a guide to your own research.� As new information or documents are discovered, changes will be made.� Should you need additional information or would like to contribute information on these families, please contact me at [email protected].
Check out these websites:
www.acadian-cajun.com����������� www.ancestry.com����������������� http://www.familysearch.org/��� ��� sites.rootsweb.com��������������� �www.lagenweb.net/lagw/��� �www.thecajuns.com�������� www.acadian.org������� www.enlou.com/time/timelineindex.htm���������������������� http://www.gov.ns.ca/nsarm/cap/acadian/default.asp
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�ACADIAN SURNAMES/PATERNAL SIDE
Aucoin, Bagard, Blanchard, Boudrot-Boudreaux, Bourg, Bourgeois, Bourque, Brun, Comau-Comeaux, d'Entremont, Guedry-Guidry, H�lie, Lambert, Landry, LeBlanc, Martin, Mius, Petitpas, Pitre, Poirier, Richard
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� ACADIAN SURNAMES/MATERNAL SIDE
Aucoin, Babin, Badeau-Badeaux, Blanchard, Boudrot-Boudreaux, Bourg, Bourgeois, Bourque, Braud-Breaux, Brun, Corporon, Daigre-Daigle, d'Entremont, Doucet, Dugas-Dugast, Godet-Gaudet, Goterot-Gauthreaux, Hebert, H�lie, Lambert, Landry, Laverdure, LeBlanc, LeJeune, Melan�on-Melanson-Mellanson, Michel, Mius, Pitre, Poirier, Rau, Richard, Savoye-Savoie, Terrio-Terriaut-Teriot-Theriot, Trahan�
�GERMAN COAST SURNAMES/PATERNAL SIDE
Bonvillain, Chauffe-Schaaf, Houber-Oubre, Jacob, Ockman-Hoffman, Ory-Oury-Aury, Pertuit, Rauschen-Rausche, Strassbach-Straspa, Tircuit
�GERMAN COAST SURNAMES/MATERNAL SIDE
Doerle-Dorle, Hauptman, Ockman-Hoffman
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ACADIA:� A region in eastern Canada that became the site of the first permanent French colony in North America.� French colonists started settling there in 1604.� The French explorer, Sieur de Monts founded the original settlement in Acadia.� Acadia remained a French settlement until the early 1700's, when it became involved in the struggle for control of� North America between France and England.� During Queen Anne's War (1702-1713), Port Royal, the seat of the Acadian government, surrendered to the British.� The Treaty of Utrecht, which ended the war, gave Acadia to Britain.� A dispute arose, however, when France only ceded what is now mainland Nova Scotia.� The other parts of Acadia tried to remain neutral in the dispute.� In 1755, during the French and Indian War, British officials tried to force the Acadians to take an oath of allegiance to the British king, but the Acadians refused to do so.� Between 1755 and 1763 about 10,000 men, women, and children were forced to move to colonies farther south.� Of these, about 4,000 Acadians went to Louisiana, a former French colony.� Descendants of these Acadians are known as Cajuns.
In an expedition led by Jean de Biencourt de Poutrincourt�in 1610, Claude de Sainte-�tienne de laTour, a French Huguenot nobleman of the House of Bouillon, originally from Champagne, France, and his 14 year old�son, Charles, b. 1596 in Champagne, came to Port-Royal.� Biencourt, lieutenant-governor of Acadia,�left Acadia�to return to France�in 1615 and was succeeded by his son, Charles de Biencourt de Saint-Just.� Charles de Biencourt died in 1623 and was then succeeded by� Charles la Tour.
Charles la Tour took a Mi'kmaw princess for a wife about 1626 and had at least three daughters and possibly one son with her.� In 1631�he had become governor of Acadia and moved to the mouth of the St. John River where he built a new fort.� In 1632, Isaac de Razilly, the new Lieutenant-general of all New France and governor of Acadia, arrived in Port-Royal.�� La Tour�and Razilly agreed to divide control of Acadia.� Razilly died in 1635, and his successor, Charles de Menou d'Aulnay, and Charles la Tour�began a series of violent confrontations.� La Tour expropriated a ship that d'Aulnay had dispatched to Maine.� During these confrontations, Charles la Tour�was accused of treason and crimes against Acadia.��� The Court of France revoked the commission that la Tour had held and named d'Aulnay Governor and Lieutenant-General of the entire coast of Acadia from the Gulf of St. Lawrence to Virginia.
In 1645, while Charles la Tour was in Boston seeking reinforcements, d'Aulnay attacked his fort.� Charles' second wife, Francoise Marie Jacquelin, a Huguenot lady�of Nogent-le-Rotrou, France whom he married in 1640, defended the fort for three days, but on April 17th, d'Aulnay took control of the fort, capturing and hanging many of� la Tour's men to serve as an example. His wife was forced to watch the hangings.� She was taken prisoner and�died three months later.
Upon the unexpected death of d'Aulnay in 1650, la Tour went to France, was exonerated of his piractic acts and crimes of rebellion and was named Governor of Acadia in letters issued by Louis XIV in February 1651.� Armed with these letters,� la Tour picked as his Lieutenant, �Philippe Mius, Squire de Landremont, of Cherbourg.� He�hired a number of men, and sailed for Acadia1.�
During the English Occupation (1654-1667), la Tour's fort was seized.� As a result, no new French families came to Acadia between 1654 and 1670.� After it's return to French control, colonists left LaRochelle aboard the l'Oranger and others arrived from New France.
ALL ACADIANS ARE RELATED...
I have read this countless times, so I decided to see just how many I was related to.� Of the 69 families listed on the 1671 Census of Port Royal, Pobomcoup, Cape Neigre, and Riviere Aux Rochelois, I have so far linked�62 of them to my families.�
MIUS D'ENTREMONT LINE:
Philippe Mius, his wife, Madeleine H�lie du Tillet, and a daughter, Marie Marguerite, �boarded a ship at La Rochelle, France, destined for Acadia with governor Charles de Saint-Etienne de la Tour in 1651.� Granted a barony by la Tour in�1653 in recognition of his�status, Philippe became known as Baron de Pobomcoup.�� Pobomcoup is present day Pubnico.
In 1670, Philippe was appointed the King's Attorney General in Acadia. The Baron was forced from his barony following an attack by a band of Dutchmen in 1675, which is why in 1678, he is found with his family at Port-Royal. In 1688, Philippe Mius d'Entremont retired to Grand-Pr�, where he died in 1699.� Philippe's eldest son,� Jacques,� took over the Barony.� Those exiled from Pobomcoup when the British expelled the Acadians during the Deportations of 1755 and 1758 returned years later in 1766 to resettle the village. The d'Entremont family was dispersed�to France and Massachusetts, but the remainder of the family came back from exile.� The Barony of Pobomcoup was burned to the ground by the English on September 23, 1758, led by Major Roger Morris with his troops.� According to Clarence D'Entremont, documents state that 'by 11 o'clock on that doomed Saturday, Pobomcoup existed no more'.� Pubnico was settled for a second time and is� recognized as being the oldest Acadian village still inhabited by descendants of� its founding families3.
Source information:
1.� History of the Acadians by Bona Arsenault
2.� Clarence d'Entremont:� www.museeacadien.ca/english/archives/articles/index.htm
3.� West Pubnico:� http://museum.gov.ns.ca/av/statue-e.html�
� THE FIRST GENERATION:�
Descendants of Philippe* Mius�
Generation No. 1�
(Note: * indicates my direct ancestors)
1.� Philippe* Mius, Sieur d'Landremont/d'Entremont, Baron d'Pobomcoup, was born Abt. 1609 in Normandie, France, and died November 14, 1700 in Grand-Pr�, l'Acadie.� He married MADELEINE* H�LIE�(AKA du TILLET)�1649 in France.� She was born Abt. 1626 in France, and died sometime between the Census of�1671�and 1678, either�in Pobomcoup or Port-Royal, l'Acadie.
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Children of PHILIPPE* MIUS and MADELEINE* H�LIE are:
2.��� i.��� MARIE* MARGUERITE2 MIUS D'ENTREMONT, b. Abt. 1650, Normandie, France; d. Abt. 1714, St-Charles-des-Mines, Nova Scotia (Acadia).
3.��� ii.�� JACQUES MIUS D'ENTREMONT, P�RE, Baron d'Pobomcoup b. Abt. 1654, Pobomcoup, l'Acadie; d. Bet. July 17, 1735 - June 28, 1736, Nova Scotia.
4.��� iii.� ABRAHAM MIUS DE PLEINMARIAS, Sieur de Pleinmariais b. Abt. 1658, Pobomcoup, l'Acadie; d. Abt. September 05, 1704, l'Acadie.
5.��� iv.�� PHILIPPE* MIUS, d'Azy b. Abt. 1660, Pobomcoup, l'Acadie.
����� v.��� MAGDALEINE MIUS, b. Abt. 1669, Pobomcoup, l'Acadie.
There has been some recent controversy��regarding the name and parentage of the Philippe Mius/Madeleine Helie family.� To read about it �click on the links below:
http://www.islandregister.com/miusdeentremont.html
www.electroauthor.com/marcotte_genealogy/MiusdEntremont.htm
http://members.tripod.com/les_mius/
THE SECOND GENERATION
PIERRE MELANSON, Sieur de la�Verdure�and his brothers, CHARLES MELANSON dit La Ram�e, born. 1643, and John Laverdure arrived in Port Royal in 1657 accompanied by their parents onboard the vessel Satisfaction with Sir Thomas Temple, the English Governor of Acadia.� He founded the Grand-Pre settlement on Minas Basin, where PHILIPPE MIUS d'ENTREMONT spent his final days.� Pierre and Charles were the sons of Pierre Laverdure, a French Protestant born abt. 1600-1605 and died abt. 1677, and Priscilla <Unnamed>, an Englishwoman born abt. 1610 and died abt. 1691 in Boston.� It is believed that Pierre Laverdure left France during the fall of La Rochelle in 1628 and�went to England where he met and married Priscilla around 1630-31.� There is no confirmed reason why two of the sons of this couple chose to use the surname Melanson, and the other Laverdure.� Some speculate that Melanson was Priscilla's surname, but no documents have been found to support this.� It is also possible that Laverdure was a title as opposed to a�surname.� In any event, it is well documented in Acadia that Pierre and Charles used Melanson as their surname, along with their titles of Sieur de la Verdure and dit La Ram�e, and that Pierre, Priscilla and their brother John used Laverdure as�their surname in Boston.
Generation No. 2
2.� MARIE* MARGUERITE2 MIUS D'ENTREMONT (PHILIPPE*1 MIUS) was born Abt. 1650 in
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Children of MARIE* MIUS D'ENTREMONT and PIERRE* MELANSON DIT LAVERDURE are:
����� i.��� PHILIPPE CHARLES3 MELANSON, b. 1666,
6.��� ii.�� C�CILE MELANSON, b. 1668, Port Royal, l'Acadie; d. Abt. June 12, 1753, Port-Lajoie,�le�
St-Jean, Nova Scotia; m. JEAN LANDRY abt. 1687 Baie Des Mines, l'Acadie.
����� iii.� PIERRE MELANSON, b. 1670,
����� iv.�� MARIE MELANSON, b. 1673, Port Royal, l'Acadie; d. aft. 1714 Pisiquid, Nova Scotia (Acadia); m. GERMAIN LANDRY, Abt. 1694, Port Royal, l'Acadie; b. Abt. 1674, Port Royal, Acadia.
7.��� v.��� MARGUERITE MELANSON, b. 1676, Port Royal, l'Acadie; d. July 15, 1744,
8.��� vi.�� ISABELLE ELIZABETH MELANSON, b. 1679, Baie Des Mines, l'Acadie; d. abt. 1719, Grand Pr�, Nova Scotia (Acadia); m. 1 PIERRE ALLAIN BUJOLD, abt. 1695 Baie Des Mines, l'Acadie; m. 2 RENE LEBLANC, July 30, 1709, Grand Pr�, l'Acadie.
9.��� vii.� JEAN* MELANSON, b. 1681,
����� viii.�MAGDALEINE MELANSON, b. March 23, 1684, Riviere des Mines, l'Acadie;�m. LOUIS SIMON le POUPET DE LA BOULARDERIE (AKA ST. AUBIN), November 29, 1702, Port Royal, l'Acadie.
����� ix.�� ANNE MELANSON, b. 1686, Baie Des Mines, l'Acadie; m. THOMAS JACQUES de FIEDMONT, October 15, 1705, Port Royal, l'Acadie.
����� x.��� PAUL MELANSON, b. 1691, Baie Des Mine, l'Acadie; m. MARIE TERRIOT, November 8, 1712, Grand Pr�, Nova Scotia (Acadia).
3.� JACQUES2 MIUS D'ENTREMONT, P�RE (PHILIPPE*1 MIUS) was born Abt. 1654 in Pobomcoup, l'Acadie, and died Bet. July 17, 1735 - June 28, 1736 in
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Children of JACQUES MIUS D'ENTREMONT, P�RE and ANNE DE SAINT-�TIENNE DE LA TOUR are:
10.�� i.��� JACQUES3 MIUS D'ENTREMONT, b. Abt. 1679, l'Acadie; d. July 28, 1759,
����� ii.�� PHILIPPE MIUS D'ENTREMONT, b. 1686, l'Acadie; d.
11.�� iii.� CHARLES MIUS D'ENTREMONT, P�RE, b. 1686, l'Acadie; d. Abt. February 28, 1764.
12.�� iv.�� JOSEPH MIUS D'ENTREMONT, b. 1688, Cap-Sable, l'Acadie; d. Abt. March 26, 1760, Tr�s-Ste-
����� v.��� MARIE MIUS de POBOMCOUP (AKA D'ENTREMONT), b. 1688, Cap-Sable, l'Acadie; m. FRAN�OIS DUPONT du VIVIER, January 12, 1705,
13.�� vi.�� JEANNE MIUS de POBOMCOUP (AKA D'ENTREMONT), b. 1692, l'Acadie; d. March 21, 1746,
����� vii.� MARGUERITE MIUS D'ENTREMONT, b. Abt. 1694, l'Acadie; d. April 10, 1784; m. PIERRE LANDRY, FILS.
14.�� viii.�ANNE MIUS D'ENTREMONT, b. Abt. 1694, Pobomcoup, Acadia; d. October 15, 1778,
����� ix.�� MARIE-MADELEINE MIUS D'ENTREMONT, b. Abt. 1697, l'Acadie; d. August 24, 1760, St-Louis de Rochefort, France; m. JEAN LAFITTE, 1723, l'Acadie.
15.�� x.��� PIERRE CLAUDE MIUS D'ENTREMONT, b. 1704, l'Acadie; d. 1727, l'Acadie.�
4.� ABRAHAM2 MIUS de PLEINMARAIS�(PHILIPPE*1) was born Abt. 1658 in Pobomcoup, l'Acadie, and died Abt. September 05, 1704 in l'Acadie.� He married MARGUERITE DE SAINT-�TIENNE DE LA TOUR Abt. 1676 in Pobomcoup, l'Acadie, daughter of CHARLES DE SAINT-�TIENNE DE LA TOUR and MARIE JEANNE MOTIN DE REUX.� She was born Abt. 1658 in Riviere St. Jean, l'Acadie, and died Bet. July 15 - 16, 1748 in Port Royal,
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Children of ABRAHAM MIUS and MARGUERITE DE SAINT-�TIENNE DE LA TOUR are:
����� i.��� MIUS3, b. Abt. 1677,
����� ii.�� MARIE MARGUERITE MIUS DE PLEINMARAIS, b. Abt. 1681, l'Acadie; d. Bet. October 21 - 22, 1702,
����� iii.� CHARLES MIUS, b. Abt. 1683, l'Acadie; d. Bef. 1710,
����� iv.�� MARIE MIUS DE PLEINMARAIS, b. Abt. 1686, Cap-Sable, l'Acadie; m. FRAN�OIS CR�PEAU, September 09, 1705,
����� v.��� ABRAHAM MIUS, b. Aft. 1686, Cap-Sable, l'Acadie.
����� vi.�� MADELEINE MIUS, b. Abt. 1687, Cap-Sable, l'Acadie; m. JEAN FRAN�OIS CHANNITTEAU, August 17, 1707,
����� vii.� MIUS, b. Aft. 1693, Cap-Sable, l'Acadie.
����� viii.�ANNE MIUS, b. Abt. 1697,
16.�� ix.�� MARIE JOS�PHE MIUS DE PLEINMARAIS, b. Abt. 1698, l'Acadie; d. Abt. June 29, 1770, Tr�s-Ste-
5.� PHILIPPE*2 MIUS (PHILIPPE*1) was born Abt. 1660 in Pobomcoup, l'Acadie.� He married (1) <UNNAMED> Abt. 1678 in Pobomcoup, l'Acadie.��� He married (2) MARIE* Abt. 1687 in Pobomcoup, l'Acadie.� She was born 1670 in l'Acadie.
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Children of PHILIPPE* MIUS D'AZY�and <UNNAMED> are:
����� i.��� FRAN�OISE3 MIUS, m. JACQUES BONNEVIE, Abt. 1701.
17.�� ii.�� JOSEPH MIUS D'AZY, b. Abt. 1679; d. Bet. December 13 - 14, 1729, Port Royal,
����� iii.� MARIE MIUS, b. Abt. 1680; m. FRAN�OIS VIGER, FILS.
18.�� iv.�� MAURICE MIUS, b. Abt. 1682, l'Acadie.
19.�� v.��� MATTHIEU MIUS, b. Abt. 1682, l'Acadie.
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Children of PHILIPPE* MIUS and MARIE* are:
����� vi.�� MARIE3 MIUS, m. JEAN BAPTISTE THOMAS, Abt. 1708, l'Acadie.
����� vii.� JEAN BAPTISTE MIUS, m. MARIE, Abt. 1720.
����� viii.�JACQUES MIUS, b. Abt. 1688, l'Acadie; m. <UNNAMED>, 1715, l'Acadie.
����� ix.�� PIERRE MIUS, b. Abt. 1691, l'Acadie; m. MARGUERITE LAPIERRE, 1718.
����� x.��� MADELEINE MIUS, b. Abt. 1694, l'Acadie; m. JEAN BAPTISTE GU�DRY, Abt. 1708; b. Abt. 1684, Port Royal, l'Acadie; d. November 13, 1726, Boston, Massachusetts.
����� xi.�� FRAN�OISE MIUS, b. Abt. 1697, l'Acadie; m. (1) <UNNAMED>, Abt. 1717; m. (2) REN� GRAND-CLAUDE, Abt. 1725; m. (3) PIERRE CELLIER, Abt. 1733.
����� xii.� FRAN�OIS MIUS, b. Abt. 1700, l'Acadie; m. MARIE, Abt. 1726.
����� xiii.�PHILIPPE MIUS, b. Abt. 1703.
20.�� xiv.� ANNE* MARIE MIUS, b. Abt. 1705, Pobomcoup, l'Acadie.
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�THE�THIRD GENERATION
Generation No. 3
6.� C�CILE3 MELANSON (MARIE* MARGUERITE2 MIUS D'ENTREMONT, PHILIPPE*1 MIUS) was born 1668 in Port Royal, l'Acadie, and died Abt. June 12, 1753 in Port-Lajoie, �le St-Jean, Nova Scotia.� She married JEAN LANDRY Abt. 1687 in l'Acadie, son of REN� LANDRY LE CADET and MARIE BERNARD.� He was born 1666 in Port Royal, l'Acadie, and died Bef. 1752 in
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Children of C�CILE MELANSON and JEAN LANDRY are:
����� i.��� JEAN BAPTISTE4 LANDRY, m. MARGUERITE GAUTHREAUX/GAUTEROT, November 16, 1711,
����� ii.�� BENJAMIN LANDRY.
7.� MARGUERITE3 MELANSON (MARIE* MARGUERITE2 MIUS D'ENTREMONT, PHILIPPE*1 MIUS) was born 1676 in Port Royal, l'Acadie, and died July 15, 1744 in Grand-Pr�, Nova Scotia (Acadia).� She married ALEXANDRE BOURQUE Abt. 1696 in Aux Mines, l'Acadie, son of FRAN�OIS* BOURQUE and MARGUERITE* BOUDROT.� He was born 1671 in
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Child of MARGUERITE MELANSON and ALEXANDRE BOURQUE is:
21.�� i.��� MARIE JOS�PHE4 BOURQUE, b. Bet. 1698 - 1728.
8.� ISABELLE ELIZABETH3 MELANSON (MARIE* MARGUERITE2 MIUS D'ENTREMONT, PHILIPPE*1 MIUS) was born 1679.� She married (1) PIERRE ALLAIN BUJOLD.� He died Bef. July 1709.� She married (2) REN� LEBLANC, FILS July 30, 1709 in Grand-Pr�,
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Child of ISABELLE MELANSON and PIERRE BUJOLD is:
22.�� i.��� MARIE JOS�PHE4 BUJOLD, b. Abt. 1695; d. June 26, 1735, Grand-Pr�,
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Child of ISABELLE MELANSON and REN� LEBLANC is:
23.�� ii.�� JEAN4 LEBLANC.
9.� JEAN*3 MELANSON (MARIE* MARGUERITE2 MIUS D'ENTREMONT, PHILIPPE*1 MIUS) was born 1681 in
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Children of JEAN* MELANSON and MARGUERITE* DUGAST are:
24.�� i.��� JEAN BAPTISTE MELANSON4, b. l'Acadie.
25.�� ii.�� PIERRE MELAN�ON, b. Abt. 1710, St. Charles Aux Mines Parish, l'Acadie.
26.�� iii.� MARIE JOS�PHE MELANSON, b. January 08, 1712; d. Bef. 1767.
27.�� iv.�� ALEXANDRE* MIQUOIN MELANSON, b. Bet. 1716 - 1717, Grand-Pr�, Acadia; d. 1767,
����� v.��� JACQUES MELANSON, b. 1718, Grand Pre,
28.�� vi.�� C�CILE MELANSON, b. Abt. 1720, l'Acadie.
����� vii.� ETIENNE MELANSON, b. July 11, 1724, St. Charles Aux Mines Parish, Acadia; m. FRAN�OISE GRANGER, January 09, 1747, St. Charles Aux Mines, Acadia; b. Abt. 1728, St. Charles Aux Mines Parish, Acadia.
10.� JACQUES3 MIUS D'ENTREMONT (JACQUES2MIUS D'ENTREMONT, P�RE, PHILIPPE*1 MIUS) was born Abt. 1679 in l'Acadie, and died July 28, 1759 in
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Children of JACQUES MIUS D'ENTREMONT and MARGUERITE AMIRAULT are:
29.�� i.��� JACQUES4 MIUS D'ENTREMONT, b. 1729; d. 1760,
30.�� ii.�� MARIE D'ENTREMONT, b. 1730.
31.�� iii.� ANNE D'ENTREMONT, b. 1732.
����� iv.�� JOSEPH D'ENTREMONT, b. 1734; d. 1783.
����� v.��� MARGUERITE D'ENTREMONT, b. 1737; d. 1763.
����� vi.�� PAUL D'ENTREMONT, b. 1743; d. 1841.
����� vii.� B�NONI D'ENTREMONT, b. 1745; d. 1841.
11.� CHARLES3MIUS D'ENTREMONT, P�RE (JACQUES2, PHILIPPE*1 MIUS) was born 1686 in l'Acadie, and died Abt. February 28, 1764.� He married MARGUERITE LANDRY September 01, 1712 in Port Royal,
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Children of CHARLES MIUS D'ENTREMONT, P�RE and MARGUERITE LANDRY are:
����� i.��� MARIE JOS�PHE4 MIUS D'ENTREMONT, b. Bet. January 17 - April 01, 1714,
32.�� ii.�� CHARLES MIUS D'ENTREMONT, FILS, b. Bet. July 30 - August 01, 1716,
����� iii.� MARGUERITE MIUS D'ENTREMONT, b. Abt. 1720, Pobomcoup, Nova Scotia (Present day Pubnico); d. May 11, 1760, Tr�s-Ste-Trinit� de Cherbourg, Normandy, France.
33.�� iv.�� JOSEPH MIUS D'ENTREMONT, b. Abt. 1725, Pobomcoup, Nova Scotia (Present day Pubnico); d. March 23, 1766, Tr�s-Ste-Trinit� de Cherbourg, Normandy, France.
����� v.��� MADELEINE MIUS D'ENTREMONT, b. Abt. 1730, Pobomcoup, Nova Scotia (Present day Pubnico); d. December 02, 1770, Tr�s-Ste-Trinit� de Cherbourg, Normandy, France; m. BASILE BOUDROT, May 07, 1764, Cherbourg, Normandie, France; b. June 12, 1739, Port-Royal, Nova Scotia.
����� vi.�� PIERRE MIUS D'ENTREMONT, b. Abt. 1731, Pobomcoup, Nova Scotia (Present day Pubnico); d. July 20, 1778, Tr�s-Ste-Trinit� de Cherbourg, Normandy, France.
12.� JOSEPH3 MIUS D'ENTREMONT (JACQUES2MIUS D'ENTREMONT, P�RE, PHILIPPE*1 MIUS) was born 1688 in Cap-Sable, l'Acadie, and died Abt. March 26, 1760 in Tr�s-Ste-Trinit� de Cherbourg, Normandy, France.� He married (1) MARIE JOS�PHE MOULAISON, daughter of GABRIEL MOULAISON and MARIE AUBOIS.��� He married (2) C�CILE BOUDROT September 1712 in Port Royal, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia, daughter of ABRAHAM BOUDROT and C�CILE MELANSON.�
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Children of JOSEPH MIUS D'ENTREMONT and MARIE MOULAISON are:
����� i.��� �TIENNE4 D'ENTREMONT, b. 1740.
����� ii.�� MADELEINE D'ENTREMONT, b. 1741; d. 1813; m. JEAN GRANGER.
����� iii.� AUGUSTIN D'ENTREMONT, b. 1743.
����� iv.�� CORNELIUS D'ENTREMONT, b. 1751.
����� v.��� PHILLIPPE D'ENTREMONT, b. 1753.
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Children of JOSEPH MIUS D'ENTREMONT and C�CILE BOUDROT are:
����� vi.�� JOSEPH4 D'ENTREMONT, b. 1718; m. MAGDELEINE.
����� vii.� ABRAHAM D'ENTREMONT, b. 1722; d. 1760.
����� viii.�C�CILE D'ENTREMONT, b. 1724; d. 1762; m. JOSEPH LANDRY.
����� ix.�� SIMON D'ENTREMONT, b. 1726.
����� x.��� CHARLES D'ENTREMONT, b. 1727.
����� xi.�� JEAN D'ENTREMONT, b. March 09, 1733, l'Acadie; d. 1770.
����� xii.� MARIE D'ENTREMONT, b. 1737; m. JEAN-BAPTISTE GALERNE.
13.� JEANNE3 MIUS de POBOMCOUP (D'ENTREMONT) (JACQUES2MIUS D'ENTREMONT, P�RE, PHILIPPE*1 MIUS) was born 1692 in l'Acadie, and died March 21, 1746 in
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Children of JEANNE MIUS de POBOMCOUP (D'ENTREMONT) and LOUIS DUPONT de CHAMBRON�are:
����� i.��� LOUIS4 DUPONT, FILS.
����� ii.�� FRAN�OIS DUPONT, m. MARIE JOS�PHE MIUS D'ENTREMONT; b. Bet. January 17 - April 01, 1714,
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Child of ANNE MIUS D'ENTREMONT and PHILLIPPE DE PASTOUR DE COSTEBELLE is:
����� i.��� MARIE JOSEPH4 DE PASTOUR DE COSTEBELLE, b. 1717.
15.� PIERRE CLAUDE3 MIUS D'ENTREMONT (JACQUES2MIUS D'ENTREMONT, P�RE, PHILIPPE*1 MIUS) was born 1704 in l'Acadie, and died 1727 in l'Acadie.� He married MARIE JOS�PHE T�RRIOT/THERIOT, daughter of CLAUDE* T�RRIOT and MARIE* GAUTHREAUX/GAUTROT.� She was born Abt. 1665 in
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Child of PIERRE MIUS D'ENTREMONT and MARIE T�RRIOT/THERIOT is:
����� i.��� PIERRE4 MIUS D'ENTREMONT.
16.� MARIE JOS�PHE3 MIUS (ABRAHAM2, PHILIPPE*1) was born Abt. 1698 in l'Acadie, and died Abt. June 29, 1770 in Tr�s-Ste-
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Children of MARIE MIUS and REN� LANDRY are:
34.�� i.��� MARIE-JOS�PHE4 LANDRY.
35.�� ii.�� RENE LANDRY, FILS, b. 1728; d. April 1760,
36.�� iii.� MARGUERITE LANDRY, b. 1730.
17.� JOSEPH3 MIUS (PHILIPPE*2, PHILIPPE*1) was born Abt. 1679, and died Bet. December 13 - 14, 1729 in Port Royal,
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Children of JOSEPH MIUS and MARIE AMIRAULT are:
����� i.��� JOSEPH4 MIUS, b. Abt. June 27, 1700, Cap-Sable, l'Acadie; d. 1765; m. MARIE JOS�PHE PR�JEAN, September 09, 1726, Port Royal, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia.
37.�� ii.�� CHARLES ARMAND MIUS, b. Abt. December 17, 1702, Cap-Sable, l'Acadie; d. 1799.
38.�� iii.� FRAN�OIS MIUS, b. Abt. March 19, 1703, Cap-Sable, l'Acadie; d. Bet. 1766 - 1775,
39.�� iv.�� ANG�LIQUE MIUS, b. Abt. November 02, 1704, Cap-Sable, l'Acadie; d. Bet. March 19 - 20, 1738, Port Royal,
����� v.��� MARIE JOS�PHE MIUS, b. Abt. 1706, Cap-Sable, l'Acadie; m. JEAN BAPTISTE RAYMOND, October 23, 1730, Port Royal, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia.
����� vi.�� CLAIRE MIUS, b. Abt. 1709, Cap-Sable, l'Acadie; d. March 09, 1760, Tr�s-Ste-Trinit� de Cherbourg, Normandy, France; m. CHARLES PAUL H�BERT, January 21, 1731, Port Royal, l'Acadie; b. Abt. 1707.
����� vii.� MARIE MADELEINE MIUS, b. Abt. November 28, 1710, Port Royal, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia; d. December 13, 1758, At Sea; m. JEAN BAPTISTE HENRY, Abt. 1733.
����� viii.�JEAN-BAPTISTE MIUS, b. Abt. 1713, Cap-Sable, l'Acadie; d. Bet. June 29 - 30, 1806, Ste-Anne-du-Ruisseau, Yarmouth County, Nova Scotia; m. MARIE JOS�PHE SURETTE, October 03, 1735, Port Royal, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia.
����� ix.�� MARGUERITE MIUS, b. Abt. 1716, Cap-Sable, l'Acadie; d. Bet. October 05 - 06, 1755, Qu�bec; m. JEAN DELAGE, January 29, 1753.
����� x.��� C�CILE MIUS, b. Abt. December 19, 1717, Port Royal, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia; d. January 26, 1751; m. AUGUSTIN JUSTICE DOUCET, Abt. 1742.
����� xi.�� GENEVI�VE MIUS, b. Abt. 1720, Port Royal, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia; d. December 13, 1758, At Sea; m. FRAN�OIS GU�RIN, Abt. 1746, Nova Scotia.
����� xii.� ROSALIE MIUS, b. Bet. February 08 - September 28, 1725, Port Royal,
����� xiii.�CHARLES BENJAMIN MIUS, b. Bet. April 1728 - January 02, 1730, Port Royal,
18.� MAURICE3 MIUS (PHILIPPE*2, PHILIPPE*1) was born Abt. 1682 in l'Acadie.� He married MARGUERITE Abt. 1702.� She was born Abt. 1681 in l'Acadie.
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Children of MAURICE MIUS and MARGUERITE are:
����� i.��� MADELEINE4 MIUS, b. Abt. 1703, Mouscoudabouet, l'Acadie.
����� ii.�� MARIE JOS�PHE MIUS, b. Abt. 1707, Mouscoudabouet, l'Acadie
19.� MATTHIEU3 MIUS (PHILIPPE*2, PHILIPPE*1) was born Abt. 1682 in l'Acadie.� He married MARIE MADELEINE Abt. 1706 in l'Acadie.� She was born Abt. 1688 in l'Acadie.
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Children of MATTHIEU MIUS and MARIE are:
����� i.��� JOACHIM4 MIUS, b. Abt. 1707, Cap-Sable, l'Acadie.
����� ii.�� MARIE MIUS, b. Bet. February - June 18, 1728, Cap-Sable, l'Acadie.
20.� ANNE* MARIE3 MIUS (PHILIPPE*2, PHILIPPE*1) was born Abt. 1705 in Pobomcoup, l'Acadie.� She married PAUL* GU�DRY 1720 in
Children of ANNE* MIUS and PAUL* GU�DRY are:
����� i.��� JUDIQUE4 GU�DRY, b. Abt. 1721, l'Acadie; m. JEAN COUSIN, November 13, 1737, St. Charles Aux Mines, Acadia; b. Abt. 1716, Bretagne, France.
40.�� ii.�� JEAN* GU�DRY, b. 1730, Port Royal,
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�TIMELINE OF MY ARRIVING ANCESTORS:
1651�� Philippe Mius d'Entremont, wife Madeleine H�lie du Tillet, and daughter Marie Marguerite Mius� d'Entremont arrived in Acadia from La Rochelle, France.
1653 Barony of Pobomcoup is established by Philippe Mius.
1657�� Pierre Laverdure, wife Priscilla <Unknown>, sons Pierre and Charles Melanson, and John�Laverdure arrived in Port Royal, l'Acadie from England aboard vessel Satisfaction,�in the company of� Sir Thomas Temple.
1667� Pierre Laverdure, wife Priscilla and son John Laverdure seek refuge in Boston, Massachusetts.
1680 Grand-Pr� is established by Pierre Melanson; he�and family leave Port-Royal for Grand-Pr�.
1734 Land granted to Charles Melanson and wife Marie Dugas; Melanson Settlement founded on the north shore of the Annapolis River, 6.5 km from the former Port-Royal.
1755�� Descendants of Pierre Laverdure exiled to France; Descendants of Charles Laverdure exiled to Maine, Massachusetts, Nova Scotia��and��Southern New Brunswick���
�� 1756�� From Cape Sable to England then Cherbourg, France:� Jacques Mius d'Entremont (1729), Marguerite Landry (1730), wife;
April 1756�� From Cape Sable, Nova Scotia (Acadia )to�Marblehead, Massassachusetts:� Jacques d'Entremont (1680), Marguerite Amirault, wife; Ann, Marguerite, Joseph, Paul &�Benoni d'Entremont, his children.�����
1768:� Melanson descendants settle in Cote d'Iberville, Mississippi and St. James Parish, Louisiana.
August 1785:� Marguerite Landry (widow of Jacques Mius d'Entremont)��and son Jacques Mius d'Entremont��left St. Malo, France aboard 'La Ville d'Archangel'.� Arrived in New Orleans December 1785.������
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