Marie died and was buried in the bay at St-Malo just prior to the ship's arrival in France during the Acadian expulsion. All of her family died, except for one son. Her family consisted of:
Francois Veco, of l'Ile St-Jean, died
Marie Arsenau, died
Francois Veco, hospitalized 3 Nov 1758, survived
Michel Veco, died
Marie Veco, died
Genevieve Veco, died
Jean-Charles Veco, died
They traveled on the Duc Quillaume, which arrived in St-Malo on 1 Novemeber 1758. There were 342 passengers, 146 died at sea, and 29 died in the hospital in St-Malo.
Francois Veco, of l'Ile St-Jean, died
Marie Arsenau, died
Francois Veco, hospitalized 3 Nov 1758, survived
Michel Veco, died
Marie Veco, died
Genevieve Veco, died
Jean-Charles Veco, died
They traveled on the Duc Quillaume, which arrived in St-Malo on 1 Novemeber 1758. There were 342 passengers, 146 died at sea, and 29 died in the hospital in St-Malo.
Marie died and was buried in the bay at St-Malo just prior to the ship's arrival in France during the Acadian expulsion. All of her family died, except for one son. Her family consisted of:
Francois Veco, of l'Ile St-Jean, died
Marie Arsenau, died
Francois Veco, hospitalized 3 Nov 1758, survived
Michel Veco, died
Marie Veco, died
Genevieve Veco, died
Jean-Charles Veco, died
They traveled on the Duc Quillaume, which arrived in St-Malo on 1 Novemeber 1758. There were 342 passengers, 146 died at sea, and 29 died in the hospital in St-Malo.
Francois Veco, of l'Ile St-Jean, died
Marie Arsenau, died
Francois Veco, hospitalized 3 Nov 1758, survived
Michel Veco, died
Marie Veco, died
Genevieve Veco, died
Jean-Charles Veco, died
They traveled on the Duc Quillaume, which arrived in St-Malo on 1 Novemeber 1758. There were 342 passengers, 146 died at sea, and 29 died in the hospital in St-Malo.
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