Rosalie Olympiade LeBlanc (1831 - 1838)

Born 17 Dec 1831 in Tusket Wedge, Nova Scotia Colony

Ancestors

Died 8 Jun 1838 at age 6 in Tusket Wedge, Nova Scotia Colony

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Biography

Rosalie LeBlanc is a descendant of an Acadian

Rosalie Olympiade LeBlanc was the daughter of Simon Cloud LeBlanc and Ursule Boudreau.^[1]
She was born December 17, 1831^[1] in Tusket Wedge, Nova Scotia^[2][3], and was baptized January 4, 1832 at Ste. Anne's in Eel Brook, Nova Scotia.^[1]
Rosalie Olympiade died in 1838, and was buried June 8, 1838 at St. Michael's Cemetery^[4] in Tusket Wedge.^[3]

Sources

• Wikipedia: Canadian Confederation: Canadian Confederation was the process by which the British colonies of Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick were united into one Dominion of Canada on July 1, 1867. Upon confederation, the old province of Canada was divided into Ontario and Quebec; along with Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, the new federation thus comprised four provinces. : Last accessed online February 9, 2019 at: Canadian Confederation

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2} Nova Scotia Archives: Acadians: An Acadian Parish Reborn: Post–Deportation Argyle – First 50 Years of Catholic Parish Records 1799-1849: Rosalie Olympiade LeBlanc: RG 1 Vol. SA6 p.19: Last accessed online May 11, 2019 at: Baptismal Registration
2. ↑ Stephen G. Surette: "Tusket Wedge": Copyright 1995: Page 10
3. ↑ ^{3.0 3.1} Argyle Township Court House Archives:Town of Wedgeport Fonds The community of Wedgeport, Yarmouth County, Nova Scotia, prior to 1910, was part of the Municipality of the District of Argyle and was known as Tusket Wedge. In 1908 residents petitioned the Provincial Government for town incorporation and on 16 May 1910, the Town of Wedgeport was officially incorporated. The communities currently known as Upper Wedgeport, Wedgeport, and Lower Wedgeport, became a single town, separate from the Municipality of Argyle. On 22 December 1947, the Town of Wedgeport was disincorporated and rejoined the Municipality of the District of Argyle; Last accessed online January 26, 2017 at: [1]
4. ↑ Nova Scotia Archives: Acadians: An Acadian Parish Reborn: Post–Deportation Argyle – First 50 Years of Catholic Parish Records 1799-1849: Rosalie LeBlanc: RG 1 Vol. SM1 p.108 : Last accessed online May 11, 2019 at: Burial Registration