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François Cressonnet dit Beauséjour

“28 July 1715: Renunciation of joint property made by Marguerite Dugas, who asserted instead her rights, dowry, and the matrimonical conventions contained in her marriage contract “which had been burned in Acadia. (ANF, Col, G3, 2056, Micoin 1715-19)”4987,4979

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“-- ---- 1715: Petition of Marguerite Dugas, widow of Sr Joseph Guyon, who died September 15, 1714, leaving four minor children, requesting the election of a guardian for them. (ANF, Col, G3, 2056, Micoin 1715-19 bis).”4987,4980

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In the Census of Louisbourg in 1715 Marguerite Dugas and her family are censused in Louisbourg with her three sons and one daughter between 3 years old and 17 years old as “Mme Guyon veuve, 3 fils, 1 fille depuis 17a à 3a”. The three sons are Jean-Baptiste, Jacques and one of an unknown name. The daughter is Marguerite. Joseph Guyon, her husband, has died the preceding year4971,4976.

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In the Census of Louisbourg in 1716 Marguerite Dugas is censused with her family in Louisbourg. In the census she has three sons, 1 daughter and one male servant. The children are sons Jean-Baptiste, Jacques and a son of unknown name and daughter Marguerite. They are listed as “La veuve Guyon, 3 fils, 1 fille, 1 homme engagé”. Joseph Guyon, Marguerite Dugas’ husband has died before the census4971,4977.

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Marguerite Dugas
Marguerite Dugast
Mme Guyon veuve
La veuve Guyon