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The Acadians of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince-Edward Island, Newfoundland The Acadians of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince-Edward Island, Newfoundland Compiled by: Jacques Gagné [email protected] 2013 1 2 3 4 The Acadians of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince-Edward Island, Newfoundland Compiled by: Jacques Gagné [email protected] 2013 Then uprose their commander, and spake from the steps of the altar. Holding aloft in his hands, with its seals, the royal commission. "You are convened this day," he said, "by his Majesty's orders... Painful the task is I do, which to you I know must be grievous. Yet must I bow and obey, and deliver the will of our monarch; Namely, that all your lands, and dwellings, and cattle of all kinds, forfeited be to the crown; and that you yourselves from this province be transported to other lands. God grant you may dwell there. Ever as faithful subjects, a happy and peaceable people! " "Prisoners, now I declare you; for such is his Majesty's pleasure!" Silent a moment they stood in speechless wonder, and then arose louder and ever louder a wail of sorrow and anger. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Évangéline and other selected poems - Penguin Books 1988 Archives nationales du Québec Centre d'archives de Montréal Édifice Gilles-Hocquart 535, avenue Viger Est Montréal (Québec) H2L 2P3 Tél. : 514 873-1100, option 4 Téléc. : 514 873-2980 web: http://www.banq.qc.ca/a_propos_banq/informations_pratiques/centres _archives/index.html email: [email protected] Archives nationales du Québec The Archives nationales du Québec in Montréal on Viger avenue are the repository of a wonderful and unique collection of books of marriages, baptisms, deaths of Acadian families of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince-Edward Island, Newfoundland plus those in Gaspésie. 5 Daniel Olivier Monsieur Daniel Olivier, former archivist at the Bibliothèque de la Ville de Montréal on Sherbrooke Street East, the latter no longer in operation, referred to for years as Salle Gagnon was responsible with the assistance of his associates for the acquisition of many of the books of marriages, baptisms, deaths, burials outlined in this research guide. www.biographi.ca/009004-119.01-e.php?id_nbr=7384 Estelle Brisson Madame Estelle Brisson, former archivist at the Archives nationales du Québec on Viger Avenue East in Montréal with the assistance of her associates was also responsible for the acquisition of many of the books of marriages, baptisms, deaths, burials outlined in this research guide. dixie61.chez.com/brissoncanada1.html Institut Drouin Archivists at the Institut Drouin of Montréal in 1943 were able to trace parish registers dealing with Acadian families among records kept at the Archevêché de Québec, at the Séminaire de Québec and at Archives Canada in Ottawa, these church registers are referred to in part in this compilation as Registres des missionnaires en Acadie et Gaspésie or as Mission de Charles-François Bailly de Meissein. www.institutdrouin.com/ http://www.afgs.org/5_05.html http://institutdrouin.com/microfilms/MF-Acadie.pdf Archives Canada Archivists at Archives Canada prior to 1943 were able to obtain copies of parish registers of a few Acadian churches such as the parish of Beaubassin which were stored in La Rochelle, France. www.institutdrouin.com/ http://www.afgs.org/5_05.html www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nsgrdpre/projets/.../indexAcadieDrouin.pdf Archives nationales d'outre-mer de France Archives nationales d'outre-mer de France in Aix-en-Provence in France under Fonds des colonies: jusqu'en 1815. A portion of these original documents contain detailed information of the Acadian people. http://www.culture.gouv.fr/culture/nllefce/fr/rep_ress/an_13090.htm http://www.archivesnationales.culture.gouv.fr/anom/fr/index.html 6 Table of Contents Acadie ......................................................................................................................................................... 8 New Brunswick ......................................................................................................................................... 11 Edmundston - Madawaska.................................................................................................................... 28 Grand-Sault - Madawaska ..................................................................................................................... 32 Acadian Place Names ............................................................................................................................ 32 Haut-Madawaska .................................................................................................................................. 38 Acadian Place Names ............................................................................................................................ 39 Restigouche .......................................................................................................................................... 41 Acadian Place Names ............................................................................................................................ 42 Moncton Region ................................................................................................................................... 45 Fredericton Region ............................................................................................................................... 73 Saint John Region .................................................................................................................................. 78 Newfoundland .......................................................................................................................................... 83 Nova Scotia ............................................................................................................................................... 92 Halifax - Yarmouth - Acadian Shores - South Shore - ............................................................................ 93 Bay of Fundy - Annapolis Valley ............................................................................................................ 93 Cape Breton Island - Northumberland & Eastern Shores .................................................................... 122 Prince Edward Island............................................................................................................................... 137 Saint-Pierre -et-Miquelon - France ......................................................................................................... 160 Îles-de-la-Madeleine - Magdalen Islands ................................................................................................ 160 Gaspésie - Gaspé Peninsula .................................................................................................................... 161 7 Acadian Parish Registers under The French and British regimes in addition to the modern-day period under Confederation The following under the heading of Acadie are available at the QFHS Library under the QFHS-Drouin Direct Access Database, plus the various microfilms stored at the Archives nationales du Québec in Montréal (BAnQ), plus the various books of marriages, baptisms and deaths stored at the same Archives nationales du Québec (BAnQ), plus within the Ancestry.ca databases, all under the heading of Acadie or Acadians or Acadiens or Acadia. Acadie Acadie - Mission de Charles-François Bailly de Meissein - Catholic Mission of Father Charles-François Bailly de Meissen QFHS-Drouin (1768-1772 & 1785-1795) / BAnQ microfilm #3104 (1768-1772 & 1785- 1795) / Ancestry.ca (1768-1772 & 1785-1795) http://gov.ns.ca/nsarm/virtual/acadian/reborn/default.asp?Language=French Acadie - Recensements Acadiens - Acadian Census QFHS-Drouin (1671-1784 & 1720-1758 & 1763-1773 & !773) / BAnQ microfilms #3317, 3318, 3319 (1671-1784) / Ancestry.ca (1671-1784) Acadie & Gaspésie - Registres des missionnaires - The parish registers of missionaries in Acadia QFHS- Drouin (1680-1696 & 1679-1682 & 1751-1757 & 1753-1757) / BAnQ film #3140 (1680-1696 & 1679-1682 & 1751-1757 & 1753-1757) / Ancestry.ca (1680-1696 & 1679-1682 & 1751-1757 & 1753-1757) Acadiens & Acadiennes Familles acadiennes - La Voix d'Évangéline à Moncton - Acadian families QFHS-Drouin / BAnQ film #3107 (years not indicated) / Ancestry.ca (years not indicated) Recensements des habitants du Sud du Nouveau Brunswick - Census of Acadian families and others of 1755 in Southern New Brunswick QFHS-Drouin (1755) / BAnQ film #3107 (1755) / Ancestry.ca (1755) Acadiens de Annapolis, Amherst, Cumberland - Acadians of Annapolis, Amherst, Cumberland QFHS- Drouin (1770 & 1794) / BAnQ film #3107 (1770 & 1794) / Ancestry.ca (1770 & 1794) Recensement des familles prisionnières en 1763 au Fort Cumberland - Acadian Families imprisoned in 1763 at Fort Cumberland QFHS-Drouin (1763) / BAnQ film #3107 (1763) / Ancestry.ca (1763) Acadie - Familles acadiennes - Acadian Families QFHS-Drouin / BAnQ films #3108, 3370, 3371, 3403, 3404, 3405, 3406 / Ancestry.ca http://cyberacadie.com/index.php?/symboles/Liste-des-patronymes-acadiens.html 8 http://www.genealogie-acadienne.net/?action=surnames http://www2.umoncton.ca/cfdocs/etudacad/1755/index.cfm?id=040102005&lang=fr&style=G&admin=f alse&linking= http://www2.umoncton.ca/cfdocs/etudacad/1755/index.cfm?id=040203000&lang=fr&style=G&admin=f alse&linking= Acadie - Familles acadiennes - Acadian Families BAnQ books of marriages #459 (1756-1792) & #486 (1755-1768) / BAnQ books of marriages, baptisms, deaths #804 (1679-1757) & #1121 (1700-1900)
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