The Delahorne/Curtis Family History

Guilbeau · ◉ direct ancestor

♀Jeanne Guilbeau

Born about 1670.

Jeanne Guilbeau (born about 1670) was an Acadian woman. She was the seventh great-grandmother of Floyd Amatus Delahorne (1922–2014), through her daughter Marie Dugas (born 1688).

She was the daughter of Pierre Guilbeau (1639–1703) and Catherine Thériot (1654–1713), and the sister of Marie Guilbeau. In the census of Port-Royal in 1686 she was sixteen, living in her father’s household.

Family time line

◉ Jeanne Guilbeau abt 1670–
◉ Abraham Dugast abt 1661–
Married abt 1686
◉ Marie Dugas abt 1688–
○ Joseph Dugas 1690–
○ Jeanne Dugas abt 1691– ⚭
○ Marguerite Dugas abt 1692–

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 1670 on record
Living at
1686 census, Port-Royal: Jeanne, 16, in Pierre Guilbault's household
 1686 Port-Royal, Acadie on record
16701686 1680

Sources

  • Census of Acadia, Port-Royal, 1671, 1686 and 1693 (manuscript nominal censuses of Acadia) — Birth, Living at, about this person
  • Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records, Vol. 1a (1707-1748) - the marriage of Rene Landry and Marie Dugas, 16 Nov 1711, St Charles aux Mines / Grand Pre, naming both sets of parents — about this person
  • Arsenault, Bona, Histoire et généalogie des Acadiens, 2e éd., vols. 2-4 - René Landry x Marie Dugas, Joseph Landry x Marie Richard, René Richard x Marie-Josèphe Babin, Abraham Dugas x Jeanne Guilbault — about this person, Marriage (Abraham Dugast)
  • Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records, Vol. 1a (1707-1748) - the registers of St. Charles aux Mines in Acadia, the SGA books carried from Grand-Pre to St. Gabriel, Louisiana — family with Abraham Dugast

Borders as they stood about 1650 (they follow the event under the mouse), 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. Pierre Guilbeau abt 1639–1703
  2. Catherine Thériot abt 1654–bef 1713
    1. Jehan Thériot abt 1601–
    2. Perrine Rau abt 1611–

Descendants

  1. Marie Dugas abt 1688–
    1. Joseph Landry abt 1713–bef 1777
      1. Marguerite Landry abt 1735–
        1. Pierre Jean Baptiste Breaux 1756–1822
      2. Osite Landry abt 1738–
        1. Marguerite Pelagie Braux abt 1762–1822 ⚭✲
        2. Magdelaine Braux abt 1765–1788
        3. Marie Braux abt 1767–
      3. Madeleine Landry abt 1740–
        1. Anne-Adélaïde Hébert 1774–
        2. Narcisse Hébert 1776–
        3. Étienne Hébert 1776–
        4. Anne-Madeleine Hébert 1779–
        5. Marie-Constance Hébert 1782–
        6. Abraham Hébert
        7. Donat Hébert
        8. Janvier Hébert
      4. Augustin Landry abt 1743–
      5. Geneviève Landry abt 1745–
      6. Cécile Landry abt 1747–
      7. Alexandre Landry abt 1750–
      8. Pierre Landry abt 1752–
        1. Marie-Barbe Landry 1778–
        2. Marguerite Landry abt 1779–1784 ✧
      9. Anne-Madeleine Landry abt 1754–
    2. Jean-Baptiste Breau abt 1727–
      1. Marguerite Breaux abt 1747–1815
        1. Scholastique Breaux 1782–
        2. Baptiste Breaux
        3. Agricole Breaux
        4. Joseph Breaux
        5. Donat Breaux
        6. Pierre Breaux
        7. Francois Breaux
        8. Marie Breaux
        9. Modeste Breaux
        10. Adelaide Breaux
        11. Felicite Breaux
        12. Isabel Breaux
    3. Joseph Braux –bef 1790
      1. Marie Claire Braud abt 1765–bef 1802 ⚭✲
        1. Marie Constance Como 1785–1828
        2. Maria Clara Melancon 1790–
        3. Anaclet Melancon 1792–1827 ⚔
        4. Carlos Eugenio Melancon 1795–
        5. Melazaria Melancon 1797–
        6. Marcella Melancon 1799–
        7. [unnamed daughter] Melancon abt 1802–1802 ✧
      2. Louis Braud 1774–
        1. Mathurin Ephrem Braud 1809–
        2. Louise Braud –1888
        3. Clémentine Braud
        4. Pierre Enibert Braud
      3. Urselle Braud 1774–
      4. Margarita Braud
        1. Marguerite Adélaïde Hebert 1784–
        2. Eloi Hebert 1786–1787 ✧
        3. Marie Josèphe Hebert 1787–
        4. Joseph Hebert 1794–
        5. Joseph Eloi Hebert
        6. Scholastique Hebert
      5. Escolastique Braud
        1. Edouard Léandre Landry 1792–
        2. Florentin Landry 1795–
        3. Pierre Landry abt 1802–1827
      6. Carlos Braud
        1. Marie Braud 1796–
        2. Marie Braud 1798–
        3. Marguerite Joséphine Braud 1800–
        4. Charles Grégoire Braud 1803–
        5. Joseph Valéry Braud 1804–1804 ✧
        6. Ursin Braud 1805–
        7. Ludfroy Braud 1807–1831
        8. Julien Danate Braud abt 1808–1830
        9. Cléonise Braud ⚭
      7. Arsenio Braud
        1. Marie Azélie Braud 1802–
        2. Jean Baptiste Braud 1804–
        3. Marie Josèphe Braud 1806–
        4. Pierre Eugène Braud 1808–
        5. Marie Séraphine Braud 1809–
        6. Arsène Braud 1812–
        7. Marie Françoise Aimée Braud 1812–
        8. Joseph Ervillien Braud 1815–
  2. Joseph Dugas 1690–
    1. Charles Dugas 1711–
    2. Joseph Dugas 1713–
    3. Marguerite Dugas 1717–
    4. Angélique Dugas 1725–
    5. Abraham Dugas 1726–
    6. Étienne Dugas 1729–
    7. Jeanne Dugas 1731–
    8. Marie-Madeleine Dugas 1732–
    9. Anne Dugas 1733–
  3. Jeanne Dugas abt 1691– ⚭
    1. Jean Richard
  4. Marguerite Dugas abt 1692–