Ryeland Family Tree
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Marie Cécile LEBLANC
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Name Marie Cécile LEBLANC [1] Birth Abt 1686 Grand-Pré, Kings, Nova Scotia, Canada
[1] Gender Female _UID A99D64959BB64C3E805B75B942C0208ACFF2 Death 26 May 1731 Grand-Pré, Kings, Nova Scotia, Canada
[1, 2] Person ID I23805 Ryeland Family Tree Last Modified 19 Mar 2026
Father Jacques LEBLANC, b. Abt 1651, Port Royal, Annapolis, , Nova Scotia, Canada
d. Yes, date unknown Mother Catherine HÉBERT, b. 1662, Port Royal, Annapolis, , Nova Scotia, Canada
d. Yes, date unknown Family ID F7322 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Michel BOUDREAU, b. 1687, Grand-Pré, Kings, Nova Scotia, Canada
d. May 1732, Grand-Pré, Kings, Nova Scotia, Canada
(Age 45 years) Marriage 1708 [1] Children 1. François BOUDREAU, Dit Lami d. 24 Nov 1757, Quebec, , Québec, Canada 
2. Jean Baptiste BOUDREAU d. 9 Jan 1760, Quebec, , Québec, Canada 
3. René BOUDREAU d. Abt 1756 4. Michel BOUDREAU d. Bef 21 May 1763 5. Oliver BOUDREAU d. Yes, date unknown 6. Marguerite BOUDREAU d. 20 Oct 1764 7. Marie BOUDREAU d. Yes, date unknown 8. Pierre BOUDREAU d. Bef 1763 9. Cécile BOUDREAU, b. 1714, Port Royal, Annapolis, , Nova Scotia, Canada
d. 13 Jan 1811, Nicolet, , Québec, Canada
(Age 97 years)Family ID F7312 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 27 Nov 2014
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Birth - Abt 1686 - Grand-Pré, Kings, Nova Scotia, Canada 

Death - 26 May 1731 - Grand-Pré, Kings, Nova Scotia, Canada 
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Notes - Cécile Boudreau was named after her mother Marie-Cécile Leblanc. Born around 1686, Marie-Cécile Leblanc was only 45 when she passed away leaving 11 children motherless.
Marie-Cécile Leblanc was one of the thirteen children of Jacques Leblanc and Catherine Hébert. According to the Centre of Acadian Studies, Daniel Leblanc is the progenitor of the Acadian family with the most descendants. He was born in France around 1626. Daniel Lablanc arrived in Acadia before 1650, he was married that year to Françoise Gaudet, daughter of Jean Gaudet, & widow of Mercier. Among their sons, five formed families. The LeBlanc family grew very rapidly and left many descendants in North America.
Jacques Leblanc, born in Port-Royal around 1651, was the eldest son of Daniel. He married around 1673 , Catherine Hébert, daughter of Antoine Hébert & Geneviève Lefranc.
Source: Centre d'études acadiennes
Marie-Cécile Leblanc married Michel Boudreau, son of Claude Boudreau & Anne-Marie Thibodeau around 1708. Typical of many Acadian families, her brother François Leblanc had married Marguerite Boudreau, also of Claude Boudreau & Anne-Marie Thibodeau. During the expulsion of 1755, François & Marguerite were deported to Massachussets with their family. [1]
- Cécile Boudreau was named after her mother Marie-Cécile Leblanc. Born around 1686, Marie-Cécile Leblanc was only 45 when she passed away leaving 11 children motherless.
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