Auguste LeBlanc (1823 - 1883)

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Auguste was born in 1823. Auguste LeBlanc ... He passed away in 1883.

On July 21, 1845, Auguste LeBlanc of Assumption Parish and son of Simon LeBlanc & Julie Hebert, married Adeline Pelletier, also of Assumption Parish.^[1]

Sources

1. ↑ "South Louisiana Records", vol. 2, 1841-1850; Author/Compiler: Rev. Donald Joseph Hebert; Rayne, LA, Hebert Publications, 1978; Contains church and civil records of Lafourche & Terrebonne Parishes; p. 223

   ( Thib.Ch.:v. 2, # 985)

APPENDICES TABLE OF CONTENTS Acadian Immigrants to Louisiana, February 1764-early 1800s http://www.acadiansingray.com/Appendices-ATLAL-LEBLANC.htm#LEBLANC Descendants of Simon LEBLANC (c1776-1860?; Daniel, André, Jean, Jean dit Dérico) Simon, also called Simon Louis, Amand, and perhaps Louis Simon, third son of Pierre LeBlanc and Françoise Trahan of Minas, born at Nantes, France, in c1776, sailed with his family to Louisiana aboard Le St.-Rémi, the fourth of the Seven Ships, in 1785, and followed them to upper Bayou Lafourche, where he married Julienne-Pérrine, daughter of fellow Acadians Pierre Hébert and his second wife Luce-Perpétué Bourg, at Assumption in February 1802. Julienne, born near St.-Malo, France, had come to Louisiana aboard La Ville d'Archangel, the sixth of the Seven Ships, with her widowed mother. Their daughters married into the Berthelot, Boudreaux, Bourg, Brez, and Louvière families. Simon may have died in Assumption Parish in March 1860; the Labadieville priest who recorded the burial, and who did not bother to give any parents' names or even mention a wife, said that Louis Simon, as he called him, died at "age 86 years"; Simon would have been in his early 80s. If this was Simon, he would have been one of the last of the Acadian immigrants in Louisiana to join our ancestors. 1 Oldest son Louis-Lubin, born at Assumption in February 1803, may have died young. 2 Bélonie or Bénoni Simon or Simon Bélonie, called Simonet and Simonette, born at Assumption in May 1805, married Adèle Élise, also called Rosalie and Adeline, daughter of fellow Acadian Jean Pierre Bourg and his Creole wife Merante Berthelot, at the Thibodauxville church, Lafourche Interior Parish, in October 1827. They settled near the boundary between Lafourche Interior and Assumption parishes. Their son Trasimond Faustin was born in February 1834, Théodule Jean Baptiste in December 1835, Augustin or Auguste in July 1841, and Osémé in January 1844. Their daughters married into the Lasseigne and Vicknair families. Simonette's sons also may have settled near the boundary between Lafourche and Assumption parishes. 2a Trasimond Faustin married Azélie, daughter of fellow Acadian Germain Doiron and his Creole wife Marguerite Fremin, at the Labadieville church, Assumption Parish, in April 1857. Their son Trasimond Teola was born near Labadieville in April 1863. 2b Auguste married Philomène, daughter of Jean Berthelot and Louise Rousseau, at the Labadieville church, Assumption Parish, in January 1868. 2c Théodule Jean Baptiste married Octavie, daughter of fellow Acadians Hubert Aucoin and Elize Daigle, at the Labadieville church, Assumption Parish, in February 1868. 3 Célestin Faustin, born in Assumption Parish in August 1808, married Armelise, Ermelise, Carmelite, or Hermeline, daughter of fellow Acadians Antoine Boudreaux and Marie Josèphe Michel, at the Thibodauxville church, Lafourche Interior Parish, in April 1837. They settled near the boundary between Lafourche Interior and Assumption parishes. Their son Gustave was born in May 1842, François Orville in April 1844, and Thomas Eusilien Lovinsky in November 1846 but died at age 1 in November 1847. Their daughters married Berthelot and Boudreaux cousins. 3a Gustave married Uranie, daughter of fellow Acadian Ferdinand Firmin Thibodeaux and his Creole wife Catherine Célesie Faite, at the Labadieville church, Assumption Parish, in January 1868, two days before his brother François married at the same church. 3b François Orville married Rosa, daughter of fellow Acadians Étienne Doiron and Marie Louise Trahan, at the Labadieville church, Assumption Parish, in January 1868, two days after his brother Gustave married at the same church. 4 Étienne Théodule, born in Assumption Parish in July 1813, may have died young. 5 Pierre Hermogène, called Hermogène, born in Assumption Parish in March 1815, married fellow Acadian Marie Angèle, called Angèle and Angela, Landry. Their son Édouard Hermogène was born near Plattenville, Assumption Parish, in October 1838, Joseph Maximin in May 1842, Joachim Joseph in May 1851, and Louis Baumin in September 1855. They also had an older son named Augustin, who moved to the lower Atchafalaya River. Their daughters married into the Boudreaux and LeBoeuf families at Chacahoula. Augustin married Odilia, daughter of fellow Acadians Rosémond Hébert and Marie Templet, at the Attakapas Canal church, Assumption Parish, in November 1860. They moved to Brashear, now Morgan, City, St. Mary Parish, on the lower Atchafalaya. Their son Ulysse Beauregard was born there in October 1862. 6 Onésime or Olésime Carville, born in Assumption Parish in November 1818, married fellow Acadian Carmelite Marguerite Landry probably in Assumption Parish. Their son Trasimond Joseph was baptized at the Plattenville church, Assumption Parish, age unrecorded, in August 1841, Étienne Carville, called Carville and Clairville, was born in December 1842, Helisiphore Nume in December 1849, Augustin Oscar in October 1853, and Charles died 8 days after his birth in June 1855. Their daughters married into the Serville and Toustenau or Toustaneau families in St. Mary Parish. One of his sons and at least two of his daughters settled on the lower Atchafalaya after the War Between the States. Carville, called Clairville by the recording priest, married Joséphine Eveline, called Eveline, daughter of fellow Acadians Valsin Templet and Joséphine Boudreaux, in a civil ceremony in St. Mary Parish in December 1866, and sanctified the marriage at the Brashear, now Morgan, City church, St. Mary Parish, in January. Onésime Eugénie, perhaps a son, was born near Brashear City in November 1867. 7 Youngest son Auguste, born in Assumption Parish probably in c1820, married Adeline or Adèle, daughter of Édouard Peltier or Pelletier and Marcelline Berthelot of Assumption Parish, at the Thibodaux church, Lafourche Interior Parish, in July 1845. They settled near the boundary between Lafourche Interior and Assumption parishes. Their son Bernard Bictorin was born in February 1850. Their daughters married into the Arcement, Boudreaux, and Dubois families. Auguste died near Labadieville, Assumption Parish, in September 1855, age 35.