Joseph Bourg
M, #709, (circa 1698 - )
Last Edited=3 Sep 2023
Joseph Bourg was born circa 1698 at Port-Royal, Acadia.1 In the 1698 Census, Joseph was recorded, age 6 months, living in Port-Royal, Acadia.1 He was the son of Abraham Bourg and Marie Brun.
Joseph Bourg married Louise Robichaud, daughter of Alexandre Robichaud and Marie-Anne Melanson, on 6 November 1722 at Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Port-Royal, Colony of Nova Scotia. Signed by Alexandre Robichau, Charles Belliveaux and Guillaume Blanchard.[3][4] The name Robichau is spelled 3 different ways in this document. The father of the bride signed his name Robichau, so using that spelling. Also there was a transcription error regarding the grooms name on the heritage version which states his name is Jacques, the original calls him Joseph.2,1
Joseph wasdeported to Connecticut.1 In the 1763 Census, Joseph was recorded living in Connecticut.1
Joseph Bourg married Louise Robichaud, daughter of Alexandre Robichaud and Marie-Anne Melanson, on 6 November 1722 at Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Port-Royal, Colony of Nova Scotia. Signed by Alexandre Robichau, Charles Belliveaux and Guillaume Blanchard.[3][4] The name Robichau is spelled 3 different ways in this document. The father of the bride signed his name Robichau, so using that spelling. Also there was a transcription error regarding the grooms name on the heritage version which states his name is Jacques, the original calls him Joseph.2,1
Joseph wasdeported to Connecticut.1 In the 1763 Census, Joseph was recorded living in Connecticut.1
Children of Joseph Bourg and Louise Robichaud
- ______ Bourg1 (19 Dec 1723 - Mar 1724)
- Marie-Josèphe Bourg+2 (16 Dec 1724 - )
- Anne Bourg1 (10 Jan 1727 - 9 Feb 1727)
- Marguerite Bourg1 (9 May 1729 - 2 Oct 1754)
- Marie Bourg1 (1 Jan 1734 - )
- Cécile Bourg1 (3 Mar 1736 - 22 May 1778)
- Joseph Bourg1 (6 Jul 1738 - 29 May 1805)
- Nathalie Bourg1 (7 Jun 1744 - )
Citations
- WikiTree. Online https://www.wikitree.com/
- White, Stephen A. Dictionnaire Généalogique des Familles Acadiennes. Volume II H-Z. Montréal and Cap-Saint-Ignace, Qubec, Canada: Université de Moncton, 1999.