In Nantes, Loire-Atlantique, France Jean-François Havard and his family lived at Saint-Similien, on Rue du Martray.7215

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“ JEAN FRANCOIS HAVARD MARIE BOUDROT

The twenty-sixth August 1783, after the publication of one bann canonically made and without opposition, considering the dispensation of the other two dated yesterday, verified and insinuated the same day and the necessary papers, I, undersigned vicar, betrothed and have given the nuptial benediction to JEAN FRANCOIS HAVARD, son of deceased Jean HAVARD and deceased Jeanne Bernardeau, aged twenty-three years; judicially decreed, native of Saint Donatien on the one hand; and MARIE BOUDROT, born and baptized at Bristol in England the eleventh of September 1761 according to the information of the father and of Marie Boudrot, her aunt, both present at the baptism, daughter of Jean Charles Boudrot and deceased Agnès Trahan, resident as well as the groom of our parish, on the other hand. Witnesses of the present marriage, residence and liberty of the parties were: René Godet, uncle; Prudence Godet, wife of Gruaud, aunt of the groom; and for the bride other than the father, Marie Boudrot, wife of Terriot, aunt; Joseph Terriot, cousin of the bride, all of Acadian nationality of whom only Joseph Terriot signed. The others as well as the parties have declared not knowing how.

/s/ Joseph Terrio /s/ Letourneux, vicar

. Saint-Similien of Nantes
. August 26, 1783 “7252

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“ ACADIANS IN FRANCE
. September, 1784

Copy of the list of the Acadian families who want to go to Louisiana to establish themselves at the expense of His Catholic Majesty.

NANTES

. . . .

Jean Avare, wife Marie Boudreau, no sons, no daughters, 2 total in the family “7058

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“ Jean-François Havard was listed on the debarkation list of L’AMITIE, which departed France on August 12, 1785 and arrived in Louisiana on November 7, 1785. In Louisiana, the name became Navarre, as it remains today. “10284

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“ N.B. : Famille partie de Nantes vraisemblablement sur l’Amitié puisque mentionnée sur la liste des débarquements en Louisiane sous le nome de “NAVARRE”, sans indication de l’epouse.

N.B. : Family seems to have left Nantes on l’Amitié since they are mentioned on the list of those disembarking in Louisiana, under the name of “NAVARRE” without any mention of the wife. “7215

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“ L’Amité

List of Embarkation - 20 August 1785

. . . .

List of Debarkation - 8 November 1785

. . . .

Names with no reference on the Embarkation list:
Juan Franco AVARAT - 1 axe, shovel, hatchet and knife; 2 hoes

. . . .

Complete Listing

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Names with no reference on the Embarkation list:
Jean François AVARAT “10281

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“ APPENDIX E

The ninety families of La Amistad expedition: . . . Joséf leJeune, Juan François Avarat, Bernard Dugats, . . . .

. . . .

Second division of twenty families in expedition La Amistad. . . . Claudio Epifano LeFaibro, Juan Hainement, Carlos Tardy, Juan Crochet, Francisco Avarat, and Bernard Dugats were equipped on January 15, 1786. “10280

None

Jean-François Havard
Jean François Havard
Jean François Avarat
Juan François Avarat
Juan Franco Avarat
Francisco Avarat
Jean Avare
Jean Francois Habard
Jean Havard

“ Marie BOUDROT
. daughter of Jean-Charles BOUDROT and
. Agnes TRAHAN, his first wife
. born September 11, 1761 in Bristol, England
; (Roll of 1771) “6094

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“ Marie BOUDROT
. of Jean-Charles BOUDROT and Agnès TRAHAN
. born and baptized on September 11, 1761
. at Bristol, England
. Married August 26, 1783 (Saint-Similien)
. Jean-François HAVARD
. (See Family No. 157) “7240

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“ Jean-Charles Boudrot, Agnes Trahan, his wife and their children: Jean-Charles and Marie Boudrot disembarked at St-Malo from England on May 23, 1763 from the ship La Dorothee. This family resided in the following parishes:

Plouer 1763-1772 “7248

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“ Jean-Charles Boudrot, Agnès Trahan, his first wife and 5 children: Jean-Charles, Joseph-Marie, Pierre, Marie and Henriette-Charlotte were in the Third Convoy leaving Châtellerault for Nantes on December 7, 1775. Jean-Charles Boudrot, Marguerite-Victoire Guédry, his second wife and 4 children: Pierre-David, Henriette, Marguerite and Félix were passengers (Family No. 18) aboard the ST. REMI, which departed France on June 20, 1785 and arrived in Louisiana on September 9, 1785. “7240

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In Nantes, Loire-Atlantique, France Jean-Charles Boudrot and his family lived at Bourgneuf next to the Hauts Pavés.7221

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In Nantes, Loire-Atlantique, France Jean-François Havard and his family lived at Saint-Similien, on Rue du Martray.7215

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At the baptism of Reine Boudrot, daughter of Jean-Charles Boudrot and Agnès Trahan, on 12 February 1776 at Nantes, Loire-Atlantique, France were his parrain Jacques Bourbon, his cousin, and his marrain Marie Boudrot, his sister.5258

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At the baptism of Marguerite-Reine Boudrot, daughter of Jean-Charles Boudrot and Marguerite-Victoire Guédry, on 18 June 1781 at Nantes, Loire-Atlantique, France were his parrain Charles Guedry, his grandfather, and his marrain Marie Boudrot, his sister.5258

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“ JEAN FRANCOIS HAVARD MARIE BOUDROT

The twenty-sixth August 1783, after the publication of one bann canonically made and without opposition, considering the dispensation of the other two dated yesterday, verified and insinuated the same day and the necessary papers, I, undersigned vicar, betrothed and have given the nuptial benediction to JEAN FRANCOIS HAVARD, son of deceased Jean HAVARD and deceased Jeanne Bernardeau, aged twenty-three years; judicially decreed, native of Saint Donatien on the one hand; and MARIE BOUDROT, born and baptized at Bristol in England the eleventh of September 1761 according to the information of the father and of Marie Boudrot, her aunt, both present at the baptism, daughter of Jean Charles Boudrot and deceased Agnès Trahan, resident as well as the groom of our parish, on the other hand. Witnesses of the present marriage, residence and liberty of the parties were: René Godet, uncle; Prudence Godet, wife of Gruaud, aunt of the groom; and for the bride other than the father, Marie Boudrot, wife of Terriot, aunt; Joseph Terriot, cousin of the bride, all of Acadian nationality of whom only Joseph Terriot signed. The others as well as the parties have declared not knowing how.

/s/ Joseph Terrio /s/ Letourneux, vicar

. Saint-Similien of Nantes
. August 26, 1783 “7252

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“ ACADIANS IN FRANCE
. September, 1784

Copy of the list of the Acadian families who want to go to Louisiana to establish themselves at the expense of His Catholic Majesty.

NANTES

. . . .

Jean Avare, wife Marie Boudreau, no sons, no daughters, 2 total in the family “7058

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“ N.B. : Famille partie de Nantes vraisemblablement sur l’Amitié puisque mentionnée sur la liste des débarquements en Louisiane sous le nome de “NAVARRE”, sans indication de l’epouse.

N.B. : Family seems to have left Nantes on l’Amitié since they are mentioned on the list of those disembarking in Louisiana, under the name of “NAVARRE” without any mention of the wife. “7215

None

Marie Boudrot
Marie Boudreau