The Goguens | Pioneer Families of Shippegan

Index: Pioneer Families of Shippegan

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This is a series of micro posts about the pioneers of Shippagan in Gloucester County, New Brunswick. Each post is organized around initial information from Msg. Donat Robichaud’s Le Grand Chipagan: Histoire de Shippagan, supplemented with genealogical data from F. Theriault’s Les Families de Caraquet and is now being gradually enriched with information from other sources. These are mostly French-language sources and some aren’t easily available, so if you need more information please leave your questions in a comment box below  🙂

 

 

Theophile Goguen and his three wives – Theotiste Boucher, Philomene Boucher and Marie Gavotte Savoie were the first Goguen settlers in Shippegan.

Theophile Goguen and his first wife Theotiste  Boucher (daughter of William Boucher and Venerante Robichaud) had the following children:

• Catherine (m. Alfred Robichaud),
• Domitilde (m. Romain Robichaud and then Romain Doucet).

 

Theophile Goguen and his second wife Philomene Boucher (daughter of William Boucher and Venerante Robichaud) had the following children:

• William,
• Philippe (m. Gertrude Robichaud, daughter of Andre Robichaud and Josephine Comeau),
• Aurele,
• Rosanna,
• Rosanna (m. Alex de Tratti),
• Theophile (m. Flora Allard).

 

 

 

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The Godins | Pioneer Families of Shippegan

Index: Pioneer Families of Shippegan

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This is a series of micro posts about the pioneers of Shippagan in Gloucester County, New Brunswick. Each post is organized around initial information from Msg. Donat Robichaud’s Le Grand Chipagan: Histoire de Shippagan, supplemented with genealogical data from F. Theriault’s Les Families de Caraquet and is now being gradually enriched with information from other sources. These are mostly French-language sources and some aren’t easily available, so if you need more information please leave your questions in a comment box below  🙂

 

 

There are three early Godin couples in Shippegan – Alexandre Godin (prob. the son of Pierre Godin  and Ann Robertson) and Anne DeGrace, Pierre Godin (son of Jean-Baptiste Godin and Rosalie Theriault) and Anne Robertson (daughter of James Robertson and Helene Morrison).

Alexandre Godin and Anne DeGrace‘s children included:

Alexandre,

William (m. Philomene McLaughlin, daughter of Robert McLaughlin and Martha LeBreton),

• Anne, 
• Felicite Godin (m. Micael LeBreton, son of William LeBreton and Marguerite Basque),
• Marie (m. Joseph Bernard (son of Joseph Bernard and Marie Gallant),
• Philomene (m. Ferdinand Losier, son of Prosper Losier and Susanne Robichaud),
• Joseph (m. Helene Robinson, daughter of Thomas Robinson and Olive Brault),
• Pierre, 
• Eugene,
• Lange, 
• Luce, 
• Francois

 

Pierre Godin and Anne Robertson‘s children were:

• James (m. Philomene Hache, daughter of Sebastien Hache and Marthe Chiasson),
• Pierre (m. Marie Leger).

 

 

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The Gionets | Pioneers Families of Shippegan

Index: Pioneer Families of Shippegan

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This is a series of micro posts about the pioneers of Shippagan in Gloucester County, New Brunswick. Each post is organized around initial information from Msg. Donat Robichaud’s Le Grand Chipagan: Histoire de Shippagan, supplemented with genealogical data from F. Theriault’s Les Families de Caraquet and is now being gradually enriched with information from other sources. These are mostly French-language sources and some aren’t easily available, so if you need more information please leave your questions in a comment box below  🙂

 

 

The Gionets are relative latecomers to Shippegan. Robichaud and Theriault both cite Cyrenus Cerenus Gionet (son of Octave Gionet and Marcelline Lanteigne), his first wife Basilica Allain (daughter of Louis Allain and Marguerite Cooke) and his  second wife – Anastasie Paulin as the earliest Gionets in Shippegan. 

They seem to appear in the 1901 Shippegan census as Cyrinus and Anastasia Jionet – as do a certain number of  other Gionets however I haven’t found any children for these two specific couples yet!

 

 

 

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The Doirons | Pioneer Families of Shippegan

Index: Pioneer Families of Shippegan

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This is a series of micro posts about the pioneers of Shippagan in Gloucester County, New Brunswick. Each post is organized around initial information from Msg. Donat Robichaud’s Le Grand Chipagan: Histoire de Shippagan, supplemented with genealogical data from F. Theriault’s Les Families de Caraquet and is now being gradually enriched with information from other sources. These are mostly French-language sources and some aren’t easily available, so if you need more information please leave your questions in a comment box below  🙂

 

 

The Doirons were relatively late settlers in Shippegan. You can read some historical notes about their ancestors in The Doirons | Pioneers of Caraquet.

Jean -Baptiste Doiron (son of Adrien Doiron and  Domitilde Lanteigne) and Agnes Chiasson (daughter of Prospere Chiasson and Madeleine Caissie) were married on October 18th, 1875.

They had the following children:

• Joseph Aime (m.1904,  Agnes Chiasson, daughter of Honore Chiasson and Virginie Brideau)
• Andre (m. 1906, Henriette Duguay, daughter of Osias Duguay and Charlotte Goupil)
• Marie Clarisse
• Vital (m. 1907, Marie Robichaud, adopted daughter of George F. Robichaud and Marie Duke)
• Jean-Baptiste (m. 1910, Aurelie Duelos, formerly married )
• Michel (m. Melvina Doiron, daughter of Joseph Alfred Doiron and Justine Doiron).

 

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Notes: Mgr Donat Robichaud Genealogical and Historical Research Collection (FR): [Doiron, Mrs. Wilfred, 1957, Investigation into the drowning of J. Ozaire Gionet of Bas-Caraquet last June 27th, at 54 years old, by falling off of the Shippagan quay. Five daughters: Lubina (Mrs. Wilfred Doiron of St. Saver, Marcelline (Mrs. Robert Belliveau of Shellac), Cecile (Mrs. Edgar chiasson of Morais Office), Malvina of Morais Office]  [Doiron, Jean-Baptiste, 1952, 52 years old, formerly of Shippagan, now of Price, Quebec, found dead Saturday the 15th of November on the road for Inkerman, one mile from Shippagan. Alexandre Hebert found him and brought him to William Lumbsden’s home. The corner Dr Gauthier confirmed the death. Married, two children, veteran of two wars, leaves four brothers]

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External Links

Doirons in the 1881 Census – Shippegan 

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The Duclos | Pioneer Families of Shippegan

Index: Pioneer Families of Shippegan

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This is a series of micro posts about the pioneers of Shippagan in Gloucester County, New Brunswick. Each post is organized around initial information from Msg. Donat Robichaud’s Le Grand Chipagan: Histoire de Shippagan, supplemented with genealogical data from F. Theriault’s Les Families de Caraquet and is now being gradually enriched with information from other sources. These are mostly French-language sources and some aren’t easily available, so if you need more information please leave your questions in a comment box below  🙂

 

Before arriving in Shippegan Pierre Duclos was from Bonaventure then Nepisiguit. His wife Marguerite Richard was born in St-Servan, Bretagne (France). She was the daughter of an Acadian exile (Pierre Richard) who had been born in Grand-Pre (Acadia) and been exiled to Virginia, then England, Saint-Malo, Saint-Sevan and finally Bonaventure. Pierre Duclos and Marguerite Richard had been married in Bonaventure, Quebec and their first children were born there.

 

Their children were:

• Marguerite,
• Claire (m. Benjamin Grenier, son of Pierre-Francois Grenier and Marie David),
• Pierre-Hubert (m. Beatrice Blais, daughter of Joseph Blais and Louise Bob St-Fill),
• Anne-Rose,
• Marie-Helene (m. Joseph Chiasson, son of Jean Chiasson and Anne Daigle),
• Jean-Eloy,
• Jean-Flavien (m. Angele Savoie, daughter of Edouard Savoie and Charlotte Robichaud),
• Marie-Rose, 
• Pelagie (m. Jacques Noel, daughter of Jean Noel and Genevieve Cote),
• Rufine (m. Paul Noel, son of Jean Noel and Genevieve Cote).

 

 

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The Courtes | Pioneer Families of Shippegan

Index: Pioneer Families of Shippegan

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This is a series of micro posts about the pioneers of Shippagan in Gloucester County, New Brunswick. Each post is organized around initial information from Msg. Donat Robichaud’s Le Grand Chipagan: Histoire de Shippagan, supplemented with genealogical data from F. Theriault’s Les Families de Caraquet and is now being gradually enriched with information from other sources. These are mostly French-language sources and some aren’t easily available, so if you need more information please leave your questions in a comment box below  🙂

 

 

Donat Robichaud says that the Shippegan Courtes are believed to be descended from the Paspebiac, Quebec Courtais line who came originally from Bretagne (France). The Shippegan first couple are Edouard Courte and Prudence Duguay and they are first recorded in the census records from 1861 and 1871.

The Chiassons | Pioneer Families of Shippegan

Index: Pioneer Families of Shippegan

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This is a series of micro posts about the pioneers of Shippagan in Gloucester County, New Brunswick. Each post is organized around initial information from Msg. Donat Robichaud’s Le Grand Chipagan: Histoire de Shippagan, supplemented with genealogical data from F. Theriault’s Les Families de Caraquet and is now being gradually enriched with information from other sources. These are mostly French-language sources and some aren’t easily available, so if you need more information please leave your questions in a comment box below  🙂

 

This line of Chiassons became pioneers all around the area including Shippegan, Miscou, Lameque and Caraquet. The Shippegan founding couple were Nicolas Chiasson (son of Joseph Chiasson  and Anne Hache) and Genevieve Gionet Gionais (daughter of Francois Gionet and Marie LeVicaire who had arrived originally from Prince Edward Island and were married in Caraquet in 1784. The first