At the time of the expulsion she was deported to Southampton, England; about seven years later, in 1763, she was repatriated to St-Malo, France at the war's end.[3]
She died in Saint-Servan , Bretagne, France on 30 August 1772 and was buried at Saint-Servan the following day.[3]
Sources
↑ 'Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Record, Vol. 1a revised: The Registers of St. Charles aux Mines in Acadia 1707-1748, John J. Pastorek, ed. (Baton Rouge, LA: Catholic Diocese of Baton Rouge, 1999) p.50. Text:
Anne Comeaux (Jean Comeaux and Catherine Babin) bn. 19 Nov. 1708, bt. 16 Dec. 1708 spo. Noel Douaron and Catherine Commeaux (SGA-1,5)
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I attempted to add this individual as the mother for Pitre-3127 but was unable to do so because of it being PPP. There are two sources on the child record that identify Anne Comeau as that individual's mother, so if it would be at all possible to have that connection made, I would be greatly appreciative.