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Jean Charles Babin 1742–1779 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 28 FEB 1742

Birth Location: St Charles Des Mines, Grand Pre, NS, Can.

Death Date: 21 DEC 1779

Death Location: Donaldsonville, Louisiana, USA.

Father: Claude Babin

Mother: Marguerite Dupuis

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Jean Charles Babin was born in 1742 in St Charles Des Mines, Grand Pre, NS, Can., the child of Claude Babin And Marguerite Dupuis. Jean Charles Babin passed away in 1779 in Donaldsonville, Louisiana, USA..

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Biography

  • Jean Charles Babin was born in 1742 in St Charles Des Mines, Grand Pre, NS, Can., the child of Claude Babin And Marguerite Dupuis.
  • Jean Charles Babin passed away in 1779 in Donaldsonville, Louisiana, USA..

Immediate Family

Parents

Claude Babin
1698–1748
Birth Location: St Charles Des Mines, Grand Pre, NS, Can.
CB
Marguerite Dupuis
1702–1784
Birth Location: Grand Pre, Acadia, NS
MD

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Children(s)

Jean Babin's Ancestors

Self
Jean Babin
1742–1779
Birth Place: St Charles Des Mines, Grand Pre, NS, Can.
Parents
Claude Babin
1698–1748
St Charles Des Mines, Grand Pre, NS, Can.
Marguerite Dupuis
1702–1784
Grand Pre, Acadia, NS
Grandparents
Great-Grandparents
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Jean Babin's Timeline

2 Records

1742
28 FEB 1742
Birth of Jean Charles Babin in St Charles Des Mines, Grand Pre, NS, Can.
St Charles Des Mines, Grand Pre, NS, Can.
1779
21 DEC 1779
Age 37
Death of Jean Charles Babin in Donaldsonville, Louisiana, USA.
Donaldsonville, Louisiana, USA.

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 28 FEB 1742
    Event Place: St Charles Des Mines, Grand Pre, NS, Can.

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 21 DEC 1779
    Event Place: Donaldsonville, Louisiana, USA.
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