Jean Baptiste LeBlanc (abt. 1764 - 1826)

Born about 1764 in Carleton, Bonaventure, Province de Québec [uncertain]

Ancestors

Husband of Marguerite Cormier — married 8 Jan 1787 in Carleton, St-Joseph, Bonaventure, Province de Québec

Descendants

Died 14 May 1826 at about age 62 in Cascapédia, Bonaventure, Bas-Canada

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Biography

Jean-Baptiste was born about 1764. He was said to be 62 years old when he died in 1826. He was the son of Joseph LeBlanc and Marie-Josephe Daigle.

He married Marguerite Cormier in 1787. ^[1]

Jean-Baptiste passed away in 1826. ^[2]

Research Notes

Rather than putting historic names (or current names) of locations in parentheses in location fields, just use the name that was in use at the time of the event. Explain newer names in the Bio if you wish to clarify.

Marcoux-100: I changed the date and place of birth (1767, L'Assomption, Qc). Several children Leblanc were baptized at L'Assomption in 1767 at return of exile. But not this Jean Baptiste, who was born, most likely, in Baie des Chaleurs where his parents are said to be living in 1767:

6 February 1767:

"Marie Josèphe Daigre, née à La Rivière-aux-Canards au mois de mai mil sept cent vingt huit, mariée au dit lieu au mois de juin mil sept cent quarante sept à Joseph Le Blanc fils de Bernard Le Blanc et de Marie Bourg demeurant à la Baie des Chaleurs" ^[3]

10 February 1767:

"From the marriage of Olivier DAIGRE and Francoise GRANGER, married at the Mines, St. Charles Parish in 1723, were born at Riviere des Canards, St. Joseph Parish: ... Marie Josephe - born March 1728, married same place in June 1747 to Joseph LeBLANC, son of Bernard and Marie BOURG living at the Bay of Château (?) (Chaleurs)"^[4]

Children's Marriages into one family

There are at least five marriages, in St-Joseph-de-Carleton, of children of François Cyr and Marie Rose Boudrault to children of Jean Baptiste Leblanc dit Bourquet and Marguerite Cormier. The children of these marriages would be genetically more like half siblings rather than first cousins:

1. On 23 Feb 1813 François Benjamin Cyr married Margueritte Leblanc. ^[5]
2. On 13 Jan 1818 Joseph Leblanc, married Marie Rose Cyr. ^[6]
3. On 8 Jan 1822 Jean Cyr married Elizabeth Leblanc. ^[7]
4. The next entry in the register, on the same day, 8 Jan 1822, is for Joseph Cyr and Séraphine Lablanc. ^[8]
5. The next page of the register has the wedding, a week later, on 15 Jan 1822, of Raymond David Leblanc and Olivette Cyr. ^[9]

Sources

1. ↑ IGD: Lafrance Marriage Registration
2. ↑ IGD: Lafrance Burial Registration
3. ↑ frouxpagesperso Déclarations Le Palais
4. ↑ acadian-home Déclarations de Belle Isle en Mer
5. ↑ Marriage François Benjamin Cyr and Margueritte Leblanc IGD (Drouin) Genealogiequebec.com, Drouin Collection of Parish Registers. (forfait/paid service)
6. ↑ Marriage Joseph Leblanc and Marie Rose Cyr IGD (Drouin) Genealogiequebec.com, Drouin Collection of Parish Registers. (forfait/paid service)
7. ↑ Marriage Jean Cyr and Elizabeth Leblanc IGD (Drouin) Genealogiequebec.com, Drouin Collection of Parish Registers. (forfait/paid service)
8. ↑ Marriage Joseph Cyr and Séraphine Leblanc IGD (Drouin) Genealogiequebec.com, Drouin Collection of Parish Registers. (forfait/paid service)
9. ↑ Marriage Raymond David Leblanc and Olivette Cyr IGD (Drouin) Genealogiequebec.com, Drouin Collection of Parish Registers. (forfait/paid service)

• http://www.nosorigines.org/GenealogieQuebec.aspx?genealogy=Jean-Baptiste_Leblanc&pid=867355&lng=en
• Généalogie acadienne Jean Baptiste Leblanc

• PRDH: Le Programme de recherche en démographie historique (membership): Individu: 364429

Acknowledgments

This biography was auto-generated by a GEDCOM import. LeBlanc-3327 was created by Kelley McGuire through the import of Newest-McGuire2.ged on Sep 12, 2015.