Person:Charles Daigre (4)

m. Abt 1691
  1. Bernard DaigreAbt 1692 -
  2. Pierre DaigreAbt 1694 - 1759
  3. Joseph DaigreAbt 1696 - 1757
  4. Anne DaigreAbt 1698 -
  5. Jean DaigreAbt 1698 - 1759
  6. Marie Claire DaigreAbt 1700 - 1758
  7. _____ DaigreAbt 1701 -
  8. Charles DaigreAbt 1702 - Bef 1761
  9. Francois DaigreAbt 1704 - 1759
  10. Abraham DaigreAbt 1705 - Abt 1755
  11. _____ DaigreAbt 1707 -
  12. Louis Rene Daigre1709 - 1757
  13. Amand Daigre1712 - 1758
m. Abt 1726
  1. Marie DaigreAbt 1736 - 1758
  2. Gregoire D'AigleAbt 1743 - Bet 1773 & 1780
Facts and Events
Name Charles Daigre
Alt Name Charles D'Aigle
Alt Name[1] Charles Daigle
Unknown Charle Daigle
Gender Male
Birth? Abt 1702 Beaubassin, Cumberland, Nova Scotia, Canada
Alt Birth? 1702 Pisiguit, Acadie, Canada
Alt Birth[1] 1702 Pisiguit, Acadie, Canada
Alt Birth? 1702 Port Royal, Nova Scotia, Canada
Christening? Pisiguit, Acadie, Canada
Alt Marriage 1723 Pisiguit, Acadie, Canadato Francoise Doucet
Marriage Abt 1726 Acadiato Francoise Doucet
Alt Death? Bet 1746 and 1794 Pisiguit, Acadie, Canada
Alt Death[1] Aft 1750 Pisiguit, Acadie, Canada
Alt Death? Bet 1752 and 1794 Pisiguit, Acadie, Canada
Death? Bef 1761 Pisiguit, Acadie, Canada
Burial? Pisiguit, Acadie, Canada

!PARENTS-MARRIAGE-DEATH: Stephen A. White, DICTIONNAIRE GENEALOGIQUE DES FAMILLES ACADIENNES; 1636-1714; Moncton, New Brunswick, Centre d'Etudes Acadiennes, 1999, 2 vols.; p. 448; own copy. #(9):

!BIRTH-MARRIAGE-CHILDREN-RESIDENCES: Bona Arsenault, HISTOIRE ET GENEALOGIE DES ACADIENS; 1600-1800; Ottawa, Editions Lemeac, 1978, vols. 2-6; p. 1369 (Pisiguit); own copy. Name spelled DAIGRE. He lived at Assumption. Deported to Massachusetts, some members of this family settled at Saint-Ours, in Que'bec. [Where did I find born in Beaubassin?]

!CHILD-NAME-RESIDENCE: Name spelled DAIGRE on daughter Anne's birth record in Grand Pré, Acadia in 1738. Said they were "of Pisiquit."

Charles in trying to escape his persecutors, sought refuge on Ile Saint Jean (Prince Edward Island). He was captured there and deported with his family to Saint Servan, in Brittany, in northern France. His son, Olivier died there around 1774.

Charles & his wife had eight childern born in Pisiquit prior to deportation, and reestablished in Ille Saint Jean (PEI) after the capture of Louisbourg. They were deported to Saint Servan, Brittany, (Bretagne) in northern France.

References
  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Ron [email protected]. DC0232 Boudreau family of Calixte (Ron).