The Delahorne/Curtis Family History

Hébert · ◉ direct ancestor

♂Jean Hébert

Born about 1658.

Jean Hébert (born about 1658) was a man of the Acadian colony. He was the seventh great-grandfather of Floyd Amatus Delahorne (1922–2014), through his daughter Anne Hébert.

The parents were Étienne Hébert (died 1671) and Marie Gaudet (born 1633). He was one of their children, and his birth year is an estimate drawn from the Census of Acadia returns of 1671, 1686 and 1693.

In the 1671 census of Port-Royal, Acadie, he is probably the Jean, aged 13, listed in the household of his widowed mother, Marie Gaudet.

Notes

1671 census of Port-Royal

The census of Port-Royal for 1671 lists Marie Gaudet as a widow, with a son Jehan aged 13. The bio of Marie Gaudet gives the full entry. The identification of this Jehan as Jean Hébert, and the household’s place at Port-Royal, come from a compiled genealogy; his age agrees with a birth about 1658.

Family time line

◉ Jean Hébert abt 1658–
◉ Jeanne Doiron abt 1678–
Married abt 1692
○ Charles Hébert abt 1693–
○ Michel Hébert abt 1694–
○ Jean Hébert abt 1699– ⚭
○ Claire Hébert abt 1704–1758
○ Étienne Hébert abt 1709–
○ Paul Hébert abt 1717–

Recorded events

EventWhenWhereEvidence ?on record - the record itself, its image, or a transcript or printed copy of it has been read
from a compiled source - an index, a printed genealogy or a memorial page says so
not yet documented - in the family record, no source attached yet
Birth abt 1658 on record
Living at
'Jean 13' in his widowed mother Marie Gaudet's household, 1671 census of Port-Royal - compiled, no record seen
1671 Port-Royal, Acadie on record
16581671 16601670

Sources

  • Census of Acadia, Port-Royal, 1671, 1686 and 1693 (manuscript nominal censuses of Acadia) — Birth, Living at, about this person, family with Jeanne Doiron
  • White, Stephen A., Dictionnaire généalogique des familles acadiennes, première partie 1636-1714 - 'Ajouts et corrections' (Centre d'études acadiennes Anselme-Chiasson, Université de Moncton, ed. April 2011), cor-dict.pdf — about this person, family with Jeanne Doiron
  • Arsenault, Bona, Histoire et généalogie des Acadiens, 2e éd. (Ottawa: Léméac, 1978), 6 vols., pagination continuous across volumes — about this person, family with Jeanne Doiron, Marriage (Jeanne Doiron)

Borders as they stood about 1650, from the historical-basemaps project, the Newberry Library's Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (states and territories, 1783 on) and Natural Earth; the colonies and provinces are drawn along today's lines.


Line of descent

  1. Étienne Hébert –bef 1671
  2. Marie Gaudet abt 1633–1710

Descendants

  1. Charles Hébert abt 1693–
    1. Simon Hebert 1737–1786
      1. Marie Joseph Rose Hebert 1773–1815
        1. Marguerite Melanson 1805–1870
  2. Michel Hébert abt 1694–
  3. Jean Hébert abt 1699– ⚭
  4. Claire Hébert abt 1704–1758
  5. Étienne Hébert abt 1709–
  6. Paul Hébert abt 1717–
  7. Anne Hébert
    1. Anne Saunier abt 1741–1772
      1. Marie-Josèphe Babin abt 1762–
      2. Marie Babin abt 1764–
      3. Amant Cormier 1770–
      4. Michel Cormier 1772–1833 ⚭
        1. Susanne Cormier 1795–
        2. Marie Victoire Cormier bef 1795–
        3. Marguerite Dionisia Cormier 1796–
        4. Michel Cormier 1799–1853
        5. Louis Cormier 1800–
        6. Joseph Cormier 1801–
        7. Amand Cormier 1801–
        8. Nicolas Cormier 1804–
        9. Ludivine Cormier 1806–
        10. Marcellite Cormier 1808–
        11. Eloy Cormier 1810–
        12. Cormier 1814–1814 ✧
        13. Adelaide Cormier 1820–
  8. Catherine-Josèphe Hébert
  9. Cécile Hébert
  10. Jeanne Hébert