He wed Marie Josephe Theriault in about 1728.[1] and died before the 1752 census of Isle Royale which included his widowed wife and their seven children living at Baye de Mordienne and listed as follows:[1][2]
↑ Acadian and French Canadian Ancestral Home hosted by Lucie Consentino; The 1752 La Roque Census of Isle Royale Original publication by S.E.Dawson, 1906, Transcribed by Maureen McNeil, Sept 2000, accessed March 27, 2020.
Marie Josephe Teriau, widow of late Jean Benoist, native of la Cadie, aged 45 years.
Joseph Benoist, aged 21 years
Baptiste, aged 13 years
Jean Louis, aged 11 years
Paul, aged 9 years
Anne, aged 23 years
Isabelle, aged 19 years
Ossitte, aged 19 years
She has been in the Colony 18 months and has rations for 21 months. One sow and two fowls are her livestock
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