Pierre Paul THERIOT b: ABT 1751 in Isle St. Jean, , Acadia
Isabelle Ozite THERIOT b: ABT 1753 in Acadia
Anne THERIOT b: ABT 1755 in Acadia
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↑ Title: Acadian Historic Atlas--Nova Scotia; Note: Part of "Canada's Digital Collections, including maps, current and historical, plus biographies of the persons who once lived there. Note: In section on Cobequid, Details on Joseph TERRIOT 1729.
Text: Joseph TERRIOT "said" Bonhomme, son of Joseph & Françoise MELANSON, took refuge in Bédèque, Ile Saint-Jean, in 1750. He married near 1751 to Marie PITRE; one son Pierre-Paul born 1752.
Text: Joseph TERRIAUD dit le Bonhomme, "habitant laboureur," native of Acadia, age 24 years, has be en here in the country 13 months. Married to Marie Joseph PITRE, native of Acadia, age 21 yea rs; they have one son. They have livestock: 2 beef, 1 cow, 1 horse, 1 sheep, 1 hog. The land on which they have settled is on the north of the Bedecq River, and was given to them verbally by Monsieur de BONNAVENTURE. They have made a clearing where they hope to plant 3 bushels this spring. With them is Paul PITRE, their brother, native of Acadia, age 10 years.
Text: Joseph (dit Le Bonhomme) THÉRIOT married around 1750 Marie-Josèphe PITRE, daughter of Claude & Marguerite DUON.
Source: DRFT Title: Dictionnaire Généalogique des Familles Acadiennes: 1715 à 1780; Author: Stephen A. White; Publication: Moncton, NB: Centre d'Études Acadiennes, draft version; Cited by others
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