Although they received some assistance from Maryland Catholics, many of those who arrived in Maryland still attempted to return to Canada or traveled to French colonies when they could. Some were allowed to build their own homes, and populated an area near Baltimore known as Frenchtown.

July 7, 1763

Newton

• Amant HEBERT, Genevieve (his wife), Genevieve HEBERT, Joseph HEBERT, Charles HEBERT, Marguerite HEBERT

• Prut. Francois HEBERT, Marie Joseph (his wife), Alexandre HEBERT, Amant HEBERT, Jean HEBERT, Etienne HEBERT, Pierre HEBERT, Joseph HEBERT, Charles HEBERT, Marie Madeleine HEBERT, Marguerite RICHARD (orphan), Marie BOUDROT (orphan)
• Paul HEBERT, Marguerite (his wife), Joseph HEBERT, Madeleine & Anne HEBERT, Ignace & Marie HEBERT, Baptiste & Amant HEBERT, Antoine & Paul HEBERT, Marguerite HEBERT
• Pierre HEBERT, Marguerite (his wife), Charles HEBERT
• Ignace HEBERT, Baptiste HEBERT, Mare HEBERT
• Joseph HEBERT (orphan)

• Guillaume HEBERT, Marie Josette HEBERT (his wife), Francois HEBERT, Lablance HEBERT, Aimable HEBERT

• widow Germain HEBERT, Madeleine HEBERT, Jean Baptiste HEBERT

Francois HEBERT, Marie LEBLANC (his wife)

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