Sponsors at the baptism of Philemon Guédry, son of Santiago Guédry and Maria Bonvilin, on 2 August 1795 in St. James Parish, LA were Henrique Thibodeaux and Isabella Comaux.5651,5652

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“ E3 Jean Anselme Guidry (dit Grivois) b. 1730 m. 1755 Marie LeBlanc at Prince Edward Island. This family was at Ristigouche on the Bay des Chaleurs in 1760, a prisonnier of the English in Halifax from 1760 to 1763 (Ft. Beausejour) (7) at Miquelon in 1766, in France around 1767, at Rochefort, France in 1772. Listed as a carpenter when he sailed to LA, on Le Beaumont (family #25) on June 11, 1785 with his wife and children, Jean, Jacques, and Marie Joseph. He acquired a land grant and settled in St. James Parish. Listed in the census of Lafourche des Chitimachas on January 1, 1791 age 60 with wife Marie LeBlanc age 60 and no children. Listed in census of Valenzuela in Lafourch in December 1795 age 68 with wife Marie LeBlanc age 64. Listed in census of Valenzuela 1797 age 69 with wife Marie age 65. Listed in census of Lafourche in 1798 as age 69 with wife Marie age 68.

1. Jean Fermin (Fabien) Guidry (81) b. 1757 m. 1786 Celeste Boudreaux.
Listed as a carpenter, had a land grant in St. James, resident of Bayou Lafourche in 1791.
2. Alexandre b. 1760
3. Joseph b. 1763
4. Marie Marguerite b. 1765
5. Jacques b. 1767
6. Marie Joseph b. 1770

E35 Jacques Guidry (82) b. 1767 possibly in France, m. 1789 Anne Marie Bonvillain (Jacques & Charlotte Saint Ives). A carpenteur, had a land grant in St. James parish d. pre 1832.

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(7) *Note: I found a statement which said that in 1775 Jean Sr. & Marie were part of the Acadian families taking part in the second convoy leaving Nantes, France for New Orleans. The list, however, says Jean, Sr. and Jean, Jr. were absent. In 1763 Jean Anselme, his wife and two oldest children were prisoners of war at Fort Beausejour on August 24, 1763 (see Dudley LeBlanc’s “The Acadians”. “5569

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Witnesses at the marriage of Philimon Guédry, son of the deceased Jacques Guédry and Marie Bonvilain, and Eulalie Rodrigues, daughter of Louis Rodrigues and Tonte Claireaux, on 27 November 1815 at St. James Parish, LA were Louis Rodrigues, father of the bride, Pierre Ouvre and Simon Gottereau.6242,6243

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Sponsors at the baptism of Michel LeBoeuf, son of Michel LeBoeuf and Marguerite Scholastique Guedrie, on 27 October 1816 in St. James Parish, LA were Philmon Guedrie and Marie Anne LeBouf.6244,6245

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Witnesses at the marriage of Eugene Rodriguez, major son of Louis Rodriguez and Ozite Clero, and Eulalie Scholastique Guédry, major daughter of Joseph Guédry and Marguerite Vincent, deceased, on 26 June 1827 at St. James Parish, LA were Joseph Guedry, father of bride; Philemon Guedry, Marcellin Rodriguez, Jacques Paul Guedry, Joachim Guedry.6246,6247

None

Philemon Guédry
Philemon Guedry
Philemon Guidry
Philemond Guidry
Philemond Guedry
Philmon Guedrie
Philimon Guidry
Philimon Guedry
Philimon Guedrie
Philamon Guedry
Philamon Guidry
Philmon Guedry
Philmon Guidry

Witnesses at the marriage of Philimon Guédry, son of the deceased Jacques Guédry and Marie Bonvilain, and Eulalie Rodrigues, daughter of Louis Rodrigues and Tonte Claireaux, on 27 November 1815 at St. James Parish, LA were Louis Rodrigues, father of the bride, Pierre Ouvre and Simon Gottereau.6242,6243

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Sponsors at the baptism of Scholastique LeBoeuf, daughter of Michel LeBoeuf and Scolastique Guedry, on 9 July 1820 in St. James Parish, LA were Pierre Theriot and Eulalie Rodrigues.6236,6237

None

Rosalie Eulalie Rodrigues
Eulalie Rodrigue
Eulalie Rodrigues
Eulalie Rodriguez
Ulalie Rodry
Ulalie Rodri