Madeleine Cormier

• Birth Notes
  • Magdeleine Cormier
    F, #183, b. circa 1745, d. before 20 December 1821
    
        
    
    Father    Jean Baptiste Cormier b. c 1709, d. a 1777
    Mother    Madeleine Richard b. c 1708, d. 12 Aug 1763
    
    Magdeleine Cormier|b. c 1745\nd. b 20 Dec 1821|p7.htm#i183|Jean Baptiste Cormier|b. c 1709\nd. a 1777|p13.htm#i366|Madeleine Richard|b. c 1708\nd. 12 Aug 1763|p13.htm#i367|Pierre Cormier|b. 25 Mar 1682|p25.htm#i732|Catherine Le Blanc|b. c 1683|p25.htm#i733|Martin Richard|b. c 1665\nd. b 6 Feb 1748|p25.htm#i734|Marguerite Bourg|b. c 1673|p25.htm#i735|
    
    Birth*    circa 1745     Magdeleine Cormier was born circa 1745 at Beaubassin.
             She was the daughter of Jean Baptiste Cormier and Madeleine Richard.
    Marriage*    31 March 1766     Magdeleine Cormier married Simon Mire, son of Pierre Mire and Elizabeth Thibodeau, on 31 March 1766 at German Coast; Date: Fri, 17 Mar 2006 20:17:13 -0600
    
    From:
    "Elton J. Oubre"
    
    To:
    ACADIAN-CAJUN-L@rootsweb.com
    
    Subject:
    Re: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Joseph MIRE, detail
    
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    Just a reminder that Simon Mire and Madeleine Cormier had a marriage
    contract recorded on the German Coast, now filed in the courthouse
    records
    at Hahnville.
    
    She was in the first group of Acadians.
    
    ----- Original Message -----
    From: "Stanley LeBlanc" <cajun@thecajuns.com>
    To: <ACADIAN-CAJUN-L@rootsweb.com>
    Sent: Friday, March 17, 2006 12:42 PM
    Subject: RE: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] Joseph MIRE, detail
    
    
    > Simon and Madeleine [who married 3/31/1766] had a son named Joseph bn
    abt
    > 1769 [he was 8 mos old on the 9/14/1769 census]. This Joseph married
    > Emilie
    > Guilbeaux on Aug. 16, 1796 - see Marriage Investigation below.
    >
    > MIRE, Joseph - 28 yrs. old from St. James Parish, Louisiana (Simon &
    > Magdeleine CORMIER) "Informacion de Solteria Producida" - [Marriage > Investigation regarding the freedom to marry] dated: 27 July 1796
    Emilie
    > GUILLEBAUD - of this parish (Charles & Anne TRAHAN) Wits: Louis
    CHEMIN -
    > bedo [sacristan] of this parish, assistant witness, Jean
    FRANC-MERCADE-
    > assistant witness, Bazile LANDRY, Jean Baptiste BRUSARD - the last
    two
    > between 40-50 yrs. [Usually 2 assisting witnesses and ordinary witnesses].
    > Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: Marriage Investigation: Folio D,
    #5)
    >
    > Joseph and Madeleine Granger apparently had an out-of-wedlock child
    born
    > in
    > Sept. 1796, a month after he married Emilie. Perhaps this is why
    there was
    > a
    > Marriage Investigation!
    >
    > Stanley LeBlanc
    > http://www.thecajuns.com
    
    
    
    Date: Wed, 30 Nov 2005 22:21:29 -0600
    
    From:
    "Elton J. Oubre"
    
    To:
    ACADIAN-CAJUN-L@rootsweb.com
    
    Subject:
    Re: [ACADIAN-CAJUN] spouse of Joachim MIRRE
    
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    To all:
    consider that these marriages, reported by Judice, all fall into the
    period
    of the missing frontal pages of the St. James Church records, as well
    as
    into the period of the lost (burned) records of the German Coast
    church,
    whose missionary pastor apparently performed these ceremonies. A couple
    of
    earlier civil marriage contracts (1766) were recorded in the
    Darensbourg
    records, (St. Charles courthouse), those of Michel Porrier and of Simon
    Mire, to the Cormier sisters of the First Acadians, probably indicating
    that
    these two earliest religious ceremonies were at the German Coast
    church; and
    also probably indicating that others were performed on the German
    Coast,
    before the reports by Judice, and the establishment of the Acadian
    Coast
    church (St. Jacque et St. Phillippe). I would not be surprised to learn
    later of discovery of other reports (other Legajos) of Judice, since he
    was
    reporting to civil authorities on all activities within his command.. I
    don't believe that Mrs. Bourgeois or anybody else has exhausted the
    subject.1
    Death*    before 20 December 1821     Magdeleine Cormier died before 20 December 1821 at Cote Gelee; MIRE, Simon m. Magdeleine CORMIER In Succ. of Magdeleine CORMIER dated 20 Dec. 1821 (SM Ct.Hse.: Succ.#429).2
    Probate*    20 December 1821     Her estate was probated on 20 December 1821 at St. Martinville; CORMIER, Magdeleine m. Simon MIRE Succ. dated 20 Dec. 1821 (SM Ct.Hse.: Succ.#429)
    
    MIRE, Simon m. Magdeleine CORMIER In Succ. of Magdeleine CORMIER dated 20 Dec. 1821 (SM Ct.Hse.: Succ.#429).3,2
    
    Family
        Simon Mire b. 1744, d. 26 Dec 1807
    Children        
    
        * Marianne Mire+ b. 1767, d. 8 Feb 1811
        * Joseph Mire+ b. Jan 1769, d. 9 Dec 1820
        * Pierre Mire b. 1770
        * Simon Mire+ b. 1772, d. 12 Jun 1800
        * Pelagie Mire+ b. 1774, d. a 1828
        * Elizabeth Marie Mire+ b. 1780
        * Constance Mire+ b. 1781, d. 4 Jun 1818
        * Benjamin Mire+ b. 4 Nov 1783, d. 27 Feb 1842
    
    
    
    

• Death Notes
  • Simon mire died on his farm at Cote Gelee on 12/26/1807, his wife Madgeleine Comier died about 1821 the succession #429 of Madeleine Cormier dated 12/20/1821 in St.Martinville court house
    
    
    20 December 1821

• General Notes
  • Baptism Oct.05,1779 in St.James Parricidal.
    Misc.information in census of Sept 14, 1769
    Misc.information in census of Jan.01,1777