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Helene Leblanc 1751–1759 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: ABT 1751

Birth Location: Acadia, Canada

Death Date: 31 January 1759

Death Location: St Servan, St Malo, Ile-Et-Vilaine, France

Father: Claude LeBlanc

Mother: Marie-Anne LONGUEPEE

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In 1751, Helene Leblanc entered the world in Acadia, Canada, born to Claude Leblanc And Marie Anne Josephe Longuepee. Helene Leblanc passed away in 1759 in St Servan, St Malo, Ile-Et-Vilaine, France.

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Biography

  • In 1751, Helene Leblanc entered the world in Acadia, Canada, born to Claude Leblanc And Marie Anne Josephe Longuepee.
  • Helene Leblanc passed away in 1759 in St Servan, St Malo, Ile-Et-Vilaine, France.

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Helene Leblanc's Ancestors

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Helene Leblanc
1751–1759
Birth Place: Acadia, Canada
Parents
Claude LeBlanc
1720–1753
Port Royal Canada
Marie-Anne (Josephe) LONGUEPEE
1725–1754
Parish of St. Pierre and St. Paul, Cobequid, Acadie
Grandparents
Jean Leblanc
1684–1747
Port Royal, Acadia, Nova Scotia, Canada
Marie (Jeanne) Bourgeois
1687–1766
La Riviere St. Jean, New Brunswick, New France
Great-Grandparents
Guillaume Bourgeoise
1655–1693
Marie Bourgeois
1664–1741
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Dr Bourgeois,
1621–1701
Jeanne Trahan
1629–1699

Helene Leblanc's Timeline

2 Records

1751
ABT 1751
Birth of Helene Leblanc in Acadia, Canada
Acadia, Canada
1759
31 January 1759
Age 8
Death of Helene Leblanc in St Servan, St Malo, Ile-Et-Vilaine, France
St Servan, St Malo, Ile-Et-Vilaine, France

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    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: ABT 1751
    Event Place: Acadia, Canada

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 31 January 1759
    Event Place: St Servan, St Malo, Ile-Et-Vilaine, France

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