CLOTIAUX FAMILY OF SO. LOUISIANA & SE TEXAS - Person Sheet
CLOTIAUX FAMILY OF SO. LOUISIANA & SE TEXAS - Person Sheet
Spouses
OccupationSpins and Sews5022
ReligionRoman Catholic
Family ID512W2.11.03W2
SurnameMoise
ResidenceACADIA: Ille-et-Vilaine Department, Brittany, FRANCE (St-Malo - 1759; St-Suliac - 1759-1771; Châteauneuf - 1762; St-Malo - 1772)
FatherFrançois MOYSE
MotherMarie BRUN
Notes for Joseph LEBLANC
“ Joseph LeBlanc and Anne Moyse, his wife, disembarked at St-Malo on January 23, 1759 from one of the “Five Ships.” Anne Moyse, widow of Joseph LeBlanc resided in the following parishes until her remarriage:
St-Suliac 1759-1762 “5059
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“ CLAUDE GUEDRI & ANNE MOYSE
CLAUDE GUEDRI, widower of Anne Le Jeune, resident of the City of Chateauneuf on the one hand, and ANNE MOYSE, widow of Joseph Le Blanc, resident of this parish, on the other hand, both natives of Acadie, having obtained of My Lord, the Bishop of St. Malo, dispensation of an impediment of consanguinity of third to fourth degree, this dated the sixth of June last and signed: Nouail, Vicar General and below Rousselin, Priest, Secretary; insinuated and verified at the Registry of Ecclesiastical Insinuations of the Diocese of St. Malo the same day and year by Richer; betrothed, and the banns of their future marriage having been canonically made at the homilies of our parochial high masses on Sundays, the tenth, seventeenth and twenty-fourth of January last without opposition coming to our knowledge; have this third day of February, seventeen hundred sixty-two, received the nuptial benediction in the Chapel of the Ville-aux-Nonains by me, undersigned, delegated to this effect by the Prior of St-Suliac; considering previously the certificate of banns of the Rector of Chateauneuf who attests having made them the same days above without opposition, in presence of Antoine Brau, Pierre Henri, Jean Gouellot, Guillaume Graffard and others.
/s/ Jan Gouello /s/ Antoine Braux
/s/ Pierre Henry /s/ Guillaume Graffard
. /s/ J. Aubre, Priest
St-Suliac
3 February 1762 “5052,5017
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“ GENERAL ROLL OF THE INHABITANTS OF ISLE ROYALE AND ISLE ST. JEAN DISTRIBUTED BY PARISHES FOR THE YEAR 1762.
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St-Suliac
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des S Paguebohs
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ANNE MOISE, 29 yrs., widow of Joseph LeBlanc, married Claude Guedry “5053
Questions/Errors notes for Joseph LEBLANC
None
Names notes for Joseph LEBLANC
Joseph LeBlanc
Joseph Le Blanc
joseph le blanc
Joseph Le Blanc
joseph le blanc
Notes for Anne (Spouse 1)
“ Joseph LeBlanc and Anne Moyse, his wife, disembarked at St-Malo on January 23, 1759 from one of the “Five Ships.” Anne Moyse, widow of Joseph LeBlanc resided in the following parishes until her remarriage:
St-Suliac 1759-1762 “5059
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“ CLAUDE GUEDRI & ANNE MOYSE
CLAUDE GUEDRI, widower of Anne Le Jeune, resident of the City of Chateauneuf on the one hand, and ANNE MOYSE, widow of Joseph Le Blanc, resident of this parish, on the other hand, both natives of Acadie, having obtained of My Lord, the Bishop of St. Malo, dispensation of an impediment of consanguinity of third to fourth degree, this dated the sixth of June last and signed: Nouail, Vicar General and below Rousselin, Priest, Secretary; insinuated and verified at the Registry of Ecclesiastical Insinuations of the Diocese of St. Malo the same day and year by Richer; betrothed, and the banns of their future marriage having been canonically made at the homilies of our parochial high masses on Sundays, the tenth, seventeenth and twenty-fourth of January last without opposition coming to our knowledge; have this third day of February, seventeen hundred sixty-two, received the nuptial benediction in the Chapel of the Ville-aux-Nonains by me, undersigned, delegated to this effect by the Prior of St-Suliac; considering previously the certificate of banns of the Rector of Chateauneuf who attests having made them the same days above without opposition, in presence of Antoine Brau, Pierre Henri, Jean Gouellot, Guillaume Graffard and others.
/s/ Jan Gouello /s/ Antoine Braux
/s/ Pierre Henry /s/ Guillaume Graffard
. /s/ J. Aubre, Priest
St-Suliac
3 February 1762 “5052,5017
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“ Claude Guedry, Anne LeJeune, his first wife and their children: Jean-Baptiste, Joseph, Pierre, Charles and Augustin Guedry disembarked at St-Malo on January 23, 1759 from one of the “Five Ships.” Claude Guedry resided with his family in the following parishes:
Châteauneuf 1759-1762
St-Suliac 1762-1772 “5049
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“ GENERAL ROLL OF THE INHABITANTS OF ISLE ROYALE AND ISLE ST. JEAN DISTRIBUTED BY PARISHES FOR THE YEAR 1762.
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St-Suliac
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des S Paguebohs
. . . .
ANNE MOISE, 29 yrs., widow of Joseph LeBlanc, married Claude Guedry “5053
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“ GENERAL ROLL OF THE INHABITANTS OF ISLE ROYALE AND ISLE ST. JEAN DISTRIBUTED BY PARISHES FOR THE YEAR 1762.
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CHATEAUNEAUF
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des S Paguebohs
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CLAUDE GUEDRY, 36 yrs., of St-Suliac, married Anne Moise (at the hospital April 30 to May 14, 1762)
Jean Baptiste Guedry, 12 yrs., his son
Joseph Guedry, 10 yrs., his son
Pierre Guedry, 8 yrs., his son “4892
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“ ROLE OF THE TRULY ACADIAN FAMILIES - SEPTEMBER 15, 1772
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CLAUDE GUEDRY, 43, laborer, of St-Malo
Anne Moise, 39, his wife, spins and cuts
Jean Bapte., 22, their son, laborer, married Madne. Caumeau
Joseph, 20, their son, married Margtte, LeBere, sister of Jean Bapt.
Pierre, 19, their son, married Margtte. LeBert
Francois Xavier, 8, their son
Suliac Charles, 7, their son
Malo Benomy, 5, their son
Pierre Claude, 1, their son
Marie Cecile, 9, their daughter “5054
Questions/Errors notes for Anne (Spouse 1)
None
Names notes for Anne (Spouse 1)
Anne Moise
Anne Moyse
Anne Moiïse
Anne Mayeise
Anne Moyse
Anne Moiïse
Anne Mayeise