Cecile Joseph dit LeJeune1

#1441, b. about 1680, d. between 1714 and 1718
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Last Edited:6 May 2017
FatherFrancois Joseph
MotherJeanne LeJeune dit Briard b. about 1651, d. after 1708
ChartsDescendants of Etienne Rivet of Acadia

Children of Cecile Joseph dit LeJeune and Martin Corporon

  • Pierre Corporon
  • Madeleine Corporon b. 16 Jan 1709
  • (daughter) Corporon b. before 1714

Children of Cecile Joseph dit LeJeune and Etienne Rivet

Outline of Life Events:

EventDescription
BirthCecile Joseph dit LeJeune was born about 1680.1
MarriageShe married first Etienne Rivet about 1694 at Acadia, New France.1
AcadianCenCecile Joseph dit LeJeune was enumerated but unnamed with her husband Etienne on the Acadian census of 1701 at "Riviere de l'Acension" (possibly l'Assomption was intended), Colony of Mines, with an unnamed boy and girl (Etienne and Marie-Josephe). The family had six arpents of land under cultivation, and one gun.2
AcadianCenEtienne and Cecile appeared on the Acadian census of 1703 at "Les Mines," with six boys and two girls, probably including their children Etienne, Marie-Josephe and Cecile. Three family members were categorized as arms bearers--probably Etienne, his son Etienne, and one of the unidentified boys.2
     
AcadianCenCecile Joseph dit LeJeune was enumerated as "The widow Rivet" in the 1707 Acadian census at Mines, Acadia, Canada, with three unnamed boys under 14 years of age (one of whom was probably her son Jean), and one unnamed girl over the age of 12 (probably her daughter Marie-Josephe). Cecile had two arpents of land under cultivation, two heads of cattle, and one sheep.2
MarriageCecile Joseph dit LeJeune married second Martin Corporon about 1708.3
DeathCecile Joseph dit LeJeune died between 1714 and 1718.1

Citations:

  1. [S110] Stephen A. White. Dictionnaire Genealogique Des Familles Acadiennes [in French]. Universite de Moncton, Centre D'Etudes Acadiennes : Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada, 1999.
  2. [S456] Acadian & French Canadian Ancestral Home. Lucie LeBlanc Consentino. Website. Online http://www.acadian-home.org/frames.html
  3. [S22] Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records, Vol. 1a. Acadian Records, 1707-1769. Baton Rouge, LA: BRDA.