Marie Marthe
Daigre
Born about in Pisiguit, Acadia, Colony of Nova Scotia
Ancestors 
Daughter of Charles Daigle
and Françoise Doucet
Sister of
Jean Charles (Daigle) Daigre, Marie Madeleine Daigre, Marie Daigle, Marguerite Daigre, Charles Daigre, Olivier Daigre, Anne Daigle, Francoise Daigle, Grégoire Daigre and Odon Daigle
Wife of
Casimir LeBlanc
— married
about 1757 in Ile Saint-Jean, Acadie, Nouvelle-France
[children unknown]
Died
at about age 80
in Church Point, Colony of Nova Scotia
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Biography
Marie Marthe Daigre was born about 1736 in Pisiguit, Acadia, Colony of Nova Scotia, daughter of Charles Daigle and Françoise Doucet.
Marie married Casimir LeBlanc (born in Grand-Pré, Acadie, Colony of Nova Scotia; son of Jacques LeBlanc and Cecile Dupuis) in 1757 likely in Ile Saint-jean (now Prince Edward Island). [1]
Casimir and Marie did not escape the second wave of deportations that took place on Ile Saint-Jean and Ile Royale in 1758. They were among the 342 passengers who were put aboard the Duke William, bound for France. Also on board was Casimir's father Jacques, his brother Dominique with his wife and children. Close to half of the passengers, 146, did not survive the horrific conditions on board and died at sea. Twenty nine died at hospital within 2 months of arrival in Saint-Malo on 1 November 1758. [2]
Marie died on 17 September 1816 in Church Point, Colony of Nova Scotia. [1]
Sources
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Karen Theriot Reader Family Tree Page for Marie Daigre citing Dictionnaire Généalogique des Familles Acadiennes: 1715 à 1780780 - Stephen A. White - Moncton, NB: Centre d'Études Acadiennes, draft version - University of Moncton - DAIGRE #9 g No place given for marriage. Marie died (according to P. Gaudet) on 17 Sep 1816 at age 83 years (sic) (Register of Pointe-de-l'Église).
- ↑ "Etat des gens de mer, habitans et autres qui ont débarqué à St Malo du paquebot Anglois le Duc Guillaume," Fonds de l'inscription maritime de Saint-Servan (France): C-4619, MG6 C2, Library and Archives Canada, Roll of the Duke William, disembarked at Saint-Malo on November 1, 1758 image 135, accessed 8 Nov 2023
</blockquote>- Family # 23
- LE BLANC Jacques, resident of Ile Saint-Jean, died at sea
- LE BLANC Cazimir, son of Jacques
- DAIGUE Marie, wife of Casimir, died at hospital on 26 Dec 1758 (sic died in 1816)
- LE BLANC Dominique, son of Jacques, died at Saint-Servan
- JEROME Marie, wife of Dominique, died at Saint-Servan
- LE BLANC Madeleine, (daughter of Dominique), died at sea
- LE BLANC Elizabeth, (daughter of Dominique), died at sea
- LE BLANC Elie, (son of Dominique), died at sea
- LE BLANC Joseph, (son of Dominique), died at sea
- LE BLANC Jean (son of Dominique)
- DAIGUE Grégoire, inhabitant of Ile Saint-Jean (brother of Marie DAIGUE LE BLANC) at hospital on 3/11/1758
- https://archive.org/details/diaryofcecilemur00deve/page/32
- https://gw.geneanet.org/cgonnin?lang=fr&pz=christophe&nz=gonnin&p=marie+martha&n=daigle&oc=22
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Family Tree DNA mtDNA Test Full Sequence, haplogroup J1B2, FTDNA kit #N66807, MitoYDNA ID T13336 [compare] - Angèle (LeBlanc) Barker :
Family Tree DNA mtDNA Test HVR1, haplogroup J, FTDNA kit #N61635, MitoYDNA ID T15001 [compare]
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- M Cole :
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