Text: This family had settled in Belle-Isle-en-Mer (no. 47), then lived in Morlaix and Châtellerault, before coming to Nantes, where Marguerite LEBLANC remarried.
Text: On the list taken by agent George Langton at Liverpool on 7 Jun 1763, with 40 numbered family groups, who were delivered to the Sieur De La Rochette, and embarked on board "Le Sturgeon," commanded by Captain Belon, and bound for France,
Text: On the [English] roll of the Acadian families detained at Liverpool, and embarked on board the royal sailing barge “L'Esturgeon” commanded by Sieur Louis BELON, dated 7 Jun 1763:
↑ Title: From Nantes to Louisiana, The history of Acadia: the odyssey of an exiled people; Author: Gérard-Marc Braud; English translation: Julie Fontenot Landry; Publication: La Rainette; Lafayette, Louisiana; Personal copy in possession of Jacqueline Girouard; p. 84
Text: Jean SCOTT married on 26 Nov 1782 at St. Martin of Chantenay to Marguerite LEBLANC.
Source: N&P Title: Acadiens en France; Nantes et Paimboeuf, 1775-1785; Author: Gérard-Marc Braud; Publication: Nantes, France: Ouest Éditions, 1999; Personal copy in possession of Jacqueline Girouard
Source: RiederII Title: Acadians in France, vol. II; Author: Milton P. and Norma Gaudet Rieder; Publication: Metairie, LA: Authors, 1972; Note: vol. II: Belle Isle en Mer Register & La Rochette Papers; Source published by Karen Theriot Reader, RootsWeb.com
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