Marguerite is the daughter of Francois Amirault and Marie Pitre. She married Jacques Mius d'Entremont on 30 September 1723, in Port Royal, Acadie. They are the parents of at least the folling:
1) Jacques III, died in Cherbourg, France before 1767, md Marguerite Landry
2) Marie, died in Grand Pre md to Rene Landry (brother of Marguerite)
3) Anne, died in Pubnico (1732-) md Abel Duon
4) Joseph, died in Pubnico (1739-1783) md Agnes Beliveau
5) Marguerite, never married
6) Paul, died in Pubnico (1742- )
7) Benoni, died in Pubnico (1745-1841) md Anne-Marguerite Pothier
Marguerite and some of her children returned to Nova Scotia in 1766, on their way to Quebec. However civil authorities in Halifax gave them permission to stay they settled in the land of their ancestors, Pubnico, in 1767. They had traveled from Massachusetts with the Amirault, Belliveaux, d'Entremont, and Duon familes.
1) Jacques III, died in Cherbourg, France before 1767, md Marguerite Landry
2) Marie, died in Grand Pre md to Rene Landry (brother of Marguerite)
3) Anne, died in Pubnico (1732-) md Abel Duon
4) Joseph, died in Pubnico (1739-1783) md Agnes Beliveau
5) Marguerite, never married
6) Paul, died in Pubnico (1742- )
7) Benoni, died in Pubnico (1745-1841) md Anne-Marguerite Pothier
Marguerite and some of her children returned to Nova Scotia in 1766, on their way to Quebec. However civil authorities in Halifax gave them permission to stay they settled in the land of their ancestors, Pubnico, in 1767. They had traveled from Massachusetts with the Amirault, Belliveaux, d'Entremont, and Duon familes.
Marguerite is the daughter of Francois Amirault and Marie Pitre. She married Jacques Mius d'Entremont on 30 September 1723, in Port Royal, Acadie. They are the parents of at least the folling:
1) Jacques III, died in Cherbourg, France before 1767, md Marguerite Landry
2) Marie, died in Grand Pre md to Rene Landry (brother of Marguerite)
3) Anne, died in Pubnico (1732-) md Abel Duon
4) Joseph, died in Pubnico (1739-1783) md Agnes Beliveau
5) Marguerite, never married
6) Paul, died in Pubnico (1742- )
7) Benoni, died in Pubnico (1745-1841) md Anne-Marguerite Pothier
Marguerite and some of her children returned to Nova Scotia in 1766, on their way to Quebec. However civil authorities in Halifax gave them permission to stay they settled in the land of their ancestors, Pubnico, in 1767. They had traveled from Massachusetts with the Amirault, Belliveaux, d'Entremont, and Duon familes.
1) Jacques III, died in Cherbourg, France before 1767, md Marguerite Landry
2) Marie, died in Grand Pre md to Rene Landry (brother of Marguerite)
3) Anne, died in Pubnico (1732-) md Abel Duon
4) Joseph, died in Pubnico (1739-1783) md Agnes Beliveau
5) Marguerite, never married
6) Paul, died in Pubnico (1742- )
7) Benoni, died in Pubnico (1745-1841) md Anne-Marguerite Pothier
Marguerite and some of her children returned to Nova Scotia in 1766, on their way to Quebec. However civil authorities in Halifax gave them permission to stay they settled in the land of their ancestors, Pubnico, in 1767. They had traveled from Massachusetts with the Amirault, Belliveaux, d'Entremont, and Duon familes.
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