In the 1833 New Brunswick Special Census of Madawaska Settlement, Jean Anselme Guedry is listed with his wife. Although only Jean Anselme Guedry is named, his wife was Suzanne Violette. Jean Anselme Guédry is called Samuel Goodrie in the census. He has one horses, no oxen, two cows, no young cattle, seven sheep and two pigs. He has one ton of hay cut and has sown last spring eight bushels of wheat, no bushels of barley, three bushels of oats, one bushel of buckwheat, one bushel of peas and twelve bushels of potatoes. He raised twelve bushels of wheat, no bushels of barley, twenty bushels of oats, eight bushels of buckwheat, one bushel of peas and thirty bushels of potatoes. His crop of wheat and of oats were considered bad in production while his crop of oats was considered middling in production and his crop of buckwheat was good. Jean Anselme and his wife were living on ungranted land on the right (south) bank of the St. John River which is in Aroostook County, Maine today.
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In the 1840 U. S. Census the family of Jean Anselme Guédry (called Samuel Jiddry) had two males that were 30-40 years old, five males that were 0-5 years old, one female that was 40-50 years old, one female that was 20-30 years old, three females that were 5-10 years old and one female that was 0-5 years old. These probably refer to Jean Anselme Guédry and an unknown man living with the family (30-40 years old males), Joseph Guédry, Alexander Guédry, Hilaire Guédry, possibly Urbain Guédry and one unknown boy living with the family (0-5 years old males), an unknown woman (40-50 year old female), Suzanne Violette (20-30 year old female), three unknown girls living with the family (5-10 year old females) and Martine Guédry (0-5 year old female).
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Catalogue of the Families of the Parishes of St. Mary’s Bay and St. Mandé etc. 1818-1823. . . .
. 155
Romain Guiddery ) c
Marie Comeau ) c (542)
Hilaire 18 Février 1805
Jean Anselme 27 Xbre 1806
Marie Eliz. 2 Juillet 1809 obiit
Marie 15 Juillet 1811
Calais 27 Juillet 1813 { }
Joseph Gatien 18 Xbre 1816 “
13742,13760Note: Both Romain Guiddery and Marie Comeau were confirmed in the Roman Catholic Church (the ‘c’ beside their names indicates ‘confirmed’). Note that the 'oblit' next to Marie Elizabeth Guiddery means 'deceased'; however, this must be an error in this case as Marie Elizabeth Guiddery was in Grand Isle, Maine in the 1880.
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In the 1833 New Brunswick Special Census of Madawaska Settlement, Jean Anselme Guedry is listed with his wife. Although only Jean Anselme Guedry is named, his wife was Suzanne Violette. Jean Anselme Guédry is called Samuel Goodrie in the census. He has one horses, no oxen, two cows, no young cattle, seven sheep and two pigs. He has one ton of hay cut and has sown last spring eight bushels of wheat, no bushels of barley, three bushels of oats, one bushel of buckwheat, one bushel of peas and twelve bushels of potatoes. He raised twelve bushels of wheat, no bushels of barley, twenty bushels of oats, eight bushels of buckwheat, one bushel of peas and thirty bushels of potatoes. His crop of wheat and of oats were considered bad in production while his crop of oats was considered middling in production and his crop of buckwheat was good. Jean Anselme and his wife were living on ungranted land on the right (south) bank of the St. John River which is in Aroostook County, Maine today.
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On 6 November 1838 Jean Anselme Guedry was a witness at the marriage of his sister Marie Guedry to Désire Violette. The marriage was at St. Bruno Catholic Church at Van Buren Plantation, Aroostook County, Maine.
Marriage of Jean Désiré Violet & Marie Guédry
Transcription:
" M.3
Désiré
Violet
et
Marie
Guédry
.
.
.
Le six Novembre mil huit cent trente huit après la publication de trois bans de mariage faite aux prônes des messes paroissiales entre Désiré Violet fils majeur d’Alexandre Violet cultivateur et de defunte Josephte Pelletier de St Bruno d’une part et Marie Guédry dite Grivois fille majeure de Romain Guédry dit Grivois de St Basile et de Marie Comeau de St Basile d’autre part, ne s’étant trouvé Aucun empêchement nous Curé soussigné avons reçu leur mutual consentement de marriage & leur avons donné la Bénédiction nuptiale en Présence d’Alexandre Violet & d’Anselme Guedry dit Grivois qui ainsi que les Epoux ont déclaré ne Savoir Signer
. Ant Gosselin ptre "
14390,14391Translation:
M.3
Désiré
Violet
and
Marie
Guédry
.
.
.
The sixth of November 1838 after the publication of three banns of marriage made at the sermons of parish masses between Désiré Violet major son of Alexandre Violet farmer and of the late Josephte Pelletier from St. Bruno of one part and Marie Guédry dite Grivois major daughter of Romain Guédry dit Grivois from St. Basile and of Marie Comau from St. Basile of the other part, not having found any impediment I the undersigned priest have received their mutual consent of marriage & have given them the nuptial Benediction in the Presence of Alexandre Violet and of Anselme Guedry dit Grivois who in the same way as the Husband and Wife have declared not to know how to Sign
. Ant Gosselin ptre
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On 6 November 1838 Jean Anselme Guedry was a witness at the marriage of his sister Marie Guedry to Désire Violette. The marriage was at St. Bruno Catholic Church at Van Buren Plantation, Aroostook County, Maine.
Marriage of Desiré Violet and Marie Guedry
Transcription:
" Desiré Violet of Madawaska in the County of Carleton husbandman And Marie Guedry said Grivois of the same place Spinster were married by Banns with Consent of parents this Sixth day of November in the year one thousand Eight hundred And thirty Eight by me
. Ant Gosselin Priest
. Missionary of Madawaska
This marriage was Solemnized between us Desire x Violet
. Marie x Grivois
In the presence of Alexander x Violet
. A x Grivois
Filed And Registered this thirtieth day of October 1839
. A K Medesurtmous Clert "
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In the 1840 U. S. Census the family of Jean Anselme Guédry (called Samuel Jiddry) had two males that were 30-40 years old, five males that were 0-5 years old, one female that was 40-50 years old, one female that was 20-30 years old, three females that were 5-10 years old and one female that was 0-5 years old. These probably refer to Jean Anselme Guédry and an unknown man living with the family (30-40 years old males), Joseph Guédry, Alexander Guédry, Hilaire Guédry, possibly Urbain Guédry and one unknown boy living with the family (0-5 years old males), an unknown woman (40-50 year old female), Suzanne Violette (20-30 year old female), three unknown girls living with the family (5-10 year old females) and Martine Guédry (0-5 year old female).
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Jean Anselme Guedry was the godfather at the baptism of his nephew Maxime Violet on 8 October 1841
Baptism of Maxime Violet
Transcription:
" B.70
Maxime
Violet
Le huit Octobre mil huit cent quarante un, nous Pretre soussigné avons baptisé Maxime né aujourd hui du légitime mariage de Désiré Violet Cultivateur de cette Paroisse et de Marie Grivois. Parain Anselme Grivois, Maraine Basilier Violet qui n’a Su Signer
. Ant. Gosselin Ptre "
14392,14393Translation:
B.70
Maxime
Violet
Eight October one thousand eight hundred forty-one I the undersigned Priest have baptized Maxime born today of the legitimate marriage of Désiré Violet Farmer of this Parish and of Marie Grivois. Godfather Anselme Grivois, Godmother Basilier Violet who have not signed.
. Ant. Gosselin Ptre
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In August 1844 Surveyor James Duncan Graham determined that Romain Guedry owned Lot 231, a River Lot of 194.12 acres, at Grand Isle Plantation in Township 18, Range 3 and that Jean Anselme Guedry owned Lot 232, also a River Lot of 92.86 acres, at Grand Isle Plantation in Township 18, Range 3. Also, Romain Guedry owned Lot 27, an Island Lot of 4.59 acres, at Grand Isle Plantation in Township 18, Range 3. Romain and Anselme Guedry obtained ownership of their land based on having ungranted claims that they possessed and improved since before August 1836. The survey was done in accordance with the Webster-Ashburton Treaty of 1842 that settled the disputed border between the United States and Canada in the St. John River valley.
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In 1860 U. S. Census Jean Anselme Guedry had real estate with a $500 value and a personal estate with a $400 value. He could not read and write.
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In the 1870 U. S. Census Jean Anselme Guedry has real estate with a $400 value and a personal estate with a $240 value. He can vote and is an invalid.
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In the 1880 U. S. Census Jean Anselme Guedry is disable and cannot write.
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