BONAVENTURE LEBLANC is on the Wall of Names at the Acadian Memorial in St. Martinville, Louisiana Plaque 4 Right. Listed with him is his wife Marie Terriot and 5 children: Joseph, Anne, Marie Madeleine, Esther and Hyacinthe. [1]
Isaac LeBlanc was born in exile about 1763. He was the son of Bonaventure LeBlanc and Marie-Josèphe Thériot who had been deported from Grand-Pré to Maryland in 1755.
At the end of the Seven Years’ War in 1763, thousands of Acadians detained in the Anglo-American colonies were freed. The majority emigrated to Québec or to French-controlled territories such as the Antilles, France, Saint- Pierre-et-Miquelon and Louisiana between the years 1763 and 1769. They chose to immigrate to Louisiana in July 1767. [2]
On 27 July 1767 in St. Gabriel, Isaac (listed as Jacinto age 4), his parents and siblings appeared on a list of families who came to Louisiana in the year 1767. [3][4]
On 13 November 1786, in St. Gabriel, Iberville, he married Marie Félicité Melanson, daughter of Amand Melanson and Marie-Anne Babin. [5]
He died in 1826. He was buried on 27 September 1826 in St. Gabriel. [7]
Sources
↑ "The Wall of Names at the Acadian Memorial"; Wall of Names Committee; Jane G. Bulliard, Chair; second edition, 2015; Bodemuller The Printer, USA; p. 20.
↑ Steven A. Cormier, Acadians in Gray, APPENDICES: Acadians Who Found Refuge in Louisiana, February 1764-early 1800sm LE BLANC Bonaventure LeBlanc
↑ Gregory A. Wood, A Guide to the Acadians in Maryland in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries, (Baltimore, MD: Gateway Press, 1995)
On "List of Acadian Families who came to Louisiana to be established in the Year 1767." At St. Gabriel, LA he was 40 years old, with 8 arpents of land, and one additional child since 1763.
↑ Jacqueline K. Voorhies, Some Late Eighteenth-Century Louisianians; Census Records of the Colony 1758-1796, (Lafayette, LA: University of Southwestern Louisiana, 1973 ) p. 431
On "LIST OF ACADIAN FAMILIES WHO CAME TO LOUISIANA TO BE ESTABLISNED [sic] IN THE YEAR 1767" signed by Julian Alverez, found in the Papeles procedentes de Cuba, Legajo 114: 13.
Buena Bentura BLANCO (LEBLANC), age 40;
Maria BLANCO, wife, 40;
Josef BLANCO, son, 16;
Jacinto BLANCO, son, 4;
Ana BLANCO, daughter, age 14;
Maria Magdalena BLANCO, daughter, age 10;
Ester BLANCO, daughter, age 6.
↑Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records, vol. 2, 1770-1803 (Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Diocese of Baton Rouge, 1980) pp. 467 & 534-535
Isaac LE BLANC, son of Bonaventura & Marie TERIOT, married on 13 Nov 1786 to Felicite MELANCON, daughter of Aman & Ana BABIN. Witnesses not given. Recorded in St. Gabriel Church, Iberville, LA (SGA-14, 6, #14).
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