“ PIERRE GUEDRY dit LABINE, né en 1697, fils de Claude et de Marguerite Petitpas, marié vers 1720, à Marguerite Brasseau, fille de Pierre et d’Isabelle Forest. Enfants: Marie-Josephe, 1722; Pierre, 1723; Charles, 1726; Marguerite, 1727; Hélène, 1729; Anselme, vers 1730; Joseph, 1731; Jean, 1735; Augustin, 1740; Agnès, 1742. “

Translation:
“ PIERRE GUEDRY dit LABINE, born in 1697, son of Claude and of Marguerite Petitpas, married about 1720 to Marguerite Brasseau, daughter of Pierre and of Isabelle Forest. Children: Marie-Josephe, 1722; Pierre, 1723; Charles, 1726; Marguerite, 1727; Hélène, 1729; Anselme, about 1730; Joseph, 1731; Jean, 1735; Augustin, 1740; Agnès, 1742. “4509

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“ PIERRE GUEDRY dit LABINE, 1697, fils de Claude et de Marguerite Petitpas, marié vers 1720, à Marguerite Brasseau, fille de Pierre et de Gabrielle Forest. Enfants: Marie-Josephe, 1722; Pierre, 1723; Charles, 1726; Marguerite, 1727; Hélène, 1729; Anselme, vers 1730; Joseph, 1732; Jean, 1735; Augustin, 1740; Agnès, 1742. “

Translation:
“ PIERRE GUEDRY dit LABINE, 1697, son of Claude and of Marguerite Petitpas, married about 1720 to Marguerite Brasseau, daughter of Pierre and of Gabrielle Forest. Children: Marie-Josephe, 1722; Pierre, 1723; Charles, 1726; Marguerite, 1727; Hélène, 1729; Anselme, about 1730; Joseph, 1732; Jean, 1735; Augustin, 1740; Agnès, 1742. “4766

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“ TOUR OF INSPECTION MADE BY THE SIEUR DE LA ROQUE. CENSUS. 1752.

CENSUS OF THE SETTLERS AT THE POINTE A LA JEUNESSE.

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The Pointe à la Jeunesse is situate on the narrows of the great lake of Bras d’Or. The lands lie exceedingly high and are covered with all kinds of mixed wood.

The settlers are unanimous in reporting the ground as unsuitable for cultivation. It is freely traversed with rocks, which prevent its being worked.

. . . .

Charles Guedry, ploughman, native of la Cadie, aged 26 years. Married to Madeleine Ebert, native of la Cadie aged 25 years.
They have two daughters: --
Marie Madeleine, aged 6 years;
The last is not named; she is 8 days old.
In livestock they have one ox and one pig.
There are with them four of his brothers, who are: --
Joseph Guedry, aged 20 years;
Jean Femilien, aged 17 years.
Augustin, aged 12 years.
Aniez, aged 10 years;

. . . .

When all the settlers landed on their arrival from la Cadie in August last, they owned between them the number of 188 oxen or cows, 42 calves, 173 sheep or ewes, 181 pigs and 17 horses. A comparison with the recapitulation will easily show how many of these have perished from want of hay on which to feed. The settlers had not even water to give them within reach, and now all ask to leave so fully do they realize that they cannot live here. “5158

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“ PIERRE BRAUD GENEVIEVE LA GARENNE

The fourteenth August 1780, after the publication of only one bann canonically made at the sermon of our high mass without opposition or impediment coming to our knowledge, considering the dispensation of the two other banns granted the eleventh of the present by Reverend de la Tullaye, vicar general of this diocese, signed by him: De la Tullaye, vicar general, and countersigned for the verification and insinuation by the Sir Brimard, prosecretaire. The rector viewing all the papers necessary for the entire and lawful validity of the marriage, I undersigned vicar have united and given the nuptial benediction to PIERRE BRAUD, aged twenty-six years, son of deceased Pierre Braux and Marguerite Guidry, seaman by profession, native of Port Dauphin and of the Baye Des Espagnols of Isle Royale, diocese of Quebec and resident of ten years of this parish and GENEVIEVE LA GARENNE, major daughter of deceased Jean La Garenne and Anne Potier, present and consenting, aged twenty-seven years, native of Isle Saint Jean, parish of Saint Pierre, also diocese of Quebec and resident of this parish for several years. Present as witnesses at the said marriage were: Jean Guédry, Charles Guédry, uncles of the groom; Jean Baptiste La Garenne, brother of the bride; Joseph Henry; Jean Guédry, first cousin of the groom and others who did not sign when requested except:

/s/ Pier Braud /s/ Jeneviève Garnne

/s/ Jean Guidry /s/ Aupias, vicar


. Saint-Martin of Chantenay
. August 14, 1780 “5187

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“ JEAN CHARLES BOUDROT MARGUERITE VICTOIRE GUEDRY

The twenty-second of August 1780, after only one publication of banns canonically made in this church without opposition; considering the dispensation of the two others granted the sixteenth instant by Reverend de La Tullaye, vicar general; I, undersigned vicar, have betrothed and given the nuptial benediction to JEAN CHARLES BOUDROT, wig-maker, widower of Agnès Trahan, native of the parish of L’Assomption, diocese of Quebec in Accadie, major son of deceased François Boudrot and deceased Angélique Doiron, resident of this parish, aged forty-seven years, on the one hand; and MARGUERITE VICTOIRE GUEDRY, daughter of Charles Guédry, present and consenting and deceased Magdeleine Hébert, baptized the ninth March 1752 at Isle Royal, diocese of Quebec in Accadie and resident of this parish, on the other hand. Witnesses to the present marriage, Jean Baptiste Landry, Accadien, Charles Dugats, Accadien of this parish, who did not sign; and for the bride: Jean Guédry, uncle, Pierre Guédry, brother, who did not sign as well as the father of the bride.

/s/ Joseph Dugat /s/ Alexis Henry
/s/ François Xavier Blanchard /s/ Boiziau, vicar


. Saint-Similien of Nantes
. August 22, 1780 “5256

Mark Labine4790 lists a Joseph Anselme Guédry, born 1730, as a son of Pierre Guédry dit Labine and Marguerite Brasseau. I can find no other information that this person is their son. Mark Labine4790 does not list Jean Femilien Guédry as their son.

Jean Femilien Guédry
Jean Femilien Guedry
Jean Guédry
Jean Guedry
Jean Guidry