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only passenger ship list that we have from this era comes from the St.
Jehan, which left France on April 1, 1636. We find 3 of the
passengers on this ship in the 1671 census.
This page gives you a transcription of the passenger list, as well as a graphic of the list itself (large graphics may take a while to load). |
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| Nicollas LeCREUX, with his wife and
her sisters, Anne MORIN.
Claude MORIN, her brother Jehan MORIN, another brother Jehanne MORIN, the sister Jacquelin de GLAINCE, their cousin Jehanne BILLARD, maid for the family Jehan CHALUMEAU and wife, husbandman George MIGOT and wife, husbandman Jehan HYECHTIER and wife, husbandman Simon MERLIN and wife, husbandman Jehan PERICAUDS and wife, husbandman Jehan GUIOT and wife, husbandman Nicollas BAGOLLE and wife Isaac PESSELIN dit CHAMPAGNE Allaire BICAN and wife, husbandman Jehan DONNON, carpenter of the mill at Paris Roch ROCHE', carpenter, also from Paris Martin LEDOUX, carpenter from Paris Tibault de TOUCHES and wife with three children, from the Parish Bourguel, near Chinon, husbandman Pierre MARTIN, Laborer, with his wife and one child, from Bourguel Jehan MANGONNEAU, laborer, with wife and one child, from Bourguel The widow PERIGUALT with her sons Michel and Julien, laborers, from Bourguel Adrian BENAISTON, Laborer, from Bourguel Julian AURY, laborer Pierre le MOINNE, from Bourguel Noel TRANCHANT, husbandman Guillaume TRAHAN, marshal of Trachant, with wife and two children and a valet, all from Bourguel Louis DENIAU, from Chinon, cabinet maker Telyre TATTE, from Chinon, tailor Daniel CHICHERAN, tailor Jehan DANJOU, from Chinon, husbandman Michel GALLANT, husbandman Jehgan VACHE', from Chinon, cobbler Louis BLANCHARD, grower of wine grapes Pierre PAQUIS, master gunsmith Aime' GUIOT, laborer of Paris Andre' BACONNEAU, husbandman of Paris Francois GUION, baker Gille DIONNE, gardener of Paris The following are carpenters who came to Acadia to build
boats.
Bernard TEGRANOUS
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