HYACINTHE LANDRY is on the Wall of Names at the Acadian Memorial in St. Martinville, Louisiana, on Plaque 4 Left. Listed with him is his wife, Marguerite Landry, daughter of Rene Landry and Marie Marguerite Theriot. [1]
Hyacinthe Landry, son of Jean Baptiste Landry and Anne Babin, was born about 1743 in Sainte- Famille, Acadie, Colony of Nova Scotia.
During the great upheaval of Acadians from Nova Scotia (1755-1758), he and his family were shipped away to the British colony of Maryland in 1755, and detained there until the end of the war in 1763.[2]
Hyacinthe married Marguerite Landry on 27 July 1790 in St. Gabriel, Louisiana, but they were counted together on the 7 July 1763 census of Acadian exiles taken at Oxford, Talbot, Maryland Colony.[2]
In 1767 he and Marguerite were on the Spanish census of New Orleans (he was 25, she was 26); no children included in their entry.[3]
In August 1767, they were settled on their land at St. Gabriel, Louisiana.[4]
He was about 49 when he died in December 1792; he was buried at St. Gabriel Catholic Church Cemetery on 19 December 1792.[5]
Research Notes
See here for details of their children all born in Louisiana.
Sources
↑The Wall of Names at the Acadian Memorial, Wall of Names Committee; and Jane G. Bulliard, compilers (Opelousas, Louisiana: Bodemuller, 2015) p. 19
↑ 2.02.1 Janet Jehn, The Acadian Exiles in the Colonies, (Covington, KY: Author, 1977) pp. 146 & 157;
[Omitted from list after p. 144.]
"Recensement des habitants neutres de Laccadie détenus a Oxford, en Maryland"
Jean Landry, Marg'te Landry, Anne et Hyacinthe Landry, Magd'ne Landry, Rose et Jean Landry .... 7
"Census of the Neutral Inhabitants of Acadia Detained at Oxford, in Maryland"
Jean LANDRY, Margte. LANDRY, Anne and Hyacinthe LANDRY, Magdne. LANDRY, Rose and Jean LANDRY.
↑ Jacqueline K. Voorhies, Some Late Eighteenth-Century Louisianians: Census Records of the Colony, 1758-1796, (Lafayette, LA: University of Southwestern Louisiana, 1973) p. 43;
On "LIST OF ACADIAN FAMILIES WHO CAME TO LOUISIANA TO BE ESTABLISHED IN THE YEAR 1767," signed by Julian Alverez, found in the Papeles procedentes de Cuba, Legajo 114: 12.
Jacinto LANDRI, age 24;
Margarita, wife, 25.
↑ R. E. Chandler, "End of an Odyssey: Acadians Arrive in St. Gabriel, Louisiana," Louisiana History: The Journal of the Louisiana Historical Association, vol. 14, no. 1, (1973) pp. 69–87. JSTOR, www.jstor.org/stable/4231303. Accessed February 2021; pp. 81 & 83
Jacinto LANDRI (Hyacinthe LANDRY), with his wife, on 6 arpents of land.
On "List of the Acadian Families That Have Come to Establish Themselves in
This Province of Louisiana and an Account of Their Belongings:"
Jacinto LANDRI, age 24 years, with 1 ax and 1 trunk, with Margarita, age 25 years.
↑Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records, Vol. 2, 1770-1803, (Baton Rouge, LA: Diocese of Baton Rouge) p. 427;
Hyasin [LANDRY] buried on 19 December 1792 [at St. Gabriel Catholic Church, Iberville, LA] (SGA-8, 17, #87).
See also:
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Hi Dale, Thanks for proposing merges for duplicate profiles. Although, it is easy to create a duplicate accidentally, lately we are getting very busy in the Acadian and Louisiana projects finding duplicate profiles. It is very important for all of us (myself included!) to search for an existing profile before creating a new one. Thanks for all your work on our ancestors.