She married François Blanchard around 1764 at Isle Saint-Jean. [2] The marriage was confirmed on 19 August 1765, in Miquelon, France. [3]
Research Note
Genealogist Karen Theriot Reader lists 2 daughters for Charlemagne Deveau and Anne Doucet: [4]
Anne Marie born 13 March 1741 - no spouse listed
Marie (no date given) married François Blanchard before 1765. Marriage confirmed on 19 August 1765, in Miquelon, France.
According to researcher Marcel Walter Landry, Anne and Anne Marie are the same person. [5]
Children born to Anne Marie Deveau and François Blanchard:
Marie BLANCHARD, c. 19 Dec 1766, Miquelon
Madeleine BLANCHARD
Firmin BLANCHARD, b. New Brunswick
Françoise BLANCHARD, b. abt 1776
Sources
↑ Her parents married about 1740, a sister Anne Marie likely born around 1741 and her father remarried about 1751. Marie was born between about 1742 and 1750.
↑ Archives Nationales d'outre-mer État civil, Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon parish records, 1763-1905, Year 1765, P.2 François Blanchard & Marie Devaud, Marriage revalidation 19 august 1765, accessed May 2021.:Notes Francois Blanchard, son of Francois Blanchard and deceased Marguerite Carré. Charles Devaud habitant d'lAcadie and deceased Anne Dousset. They were already joined in marriage at Isle St. Jean; this was a confirmation.
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Marie by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
Mitochondrial DNA test-takers in the direct maternal line: