APPENDICES

Acadians Who Found Refuge in Louisiana, February 1764-early 1800s

DAIGLE

[DAY-gull, DEG-ul]

ACADIA

Olivier Daigre, born in c1643, reached Acadia from France by c1666, the year he married Marie, daughter of Denis Gaudet.  Olivier was only in his 40s when he died at Port-Royal  in the late 1680s.  Nonetheless, he and Marie had 10 children, including two sons, both born at Port-Royal, who married and created families of their own:  

Older son Bernard, born in c1670, married Marie-Claire, daughter of Bernard Bourg, in c1691 probably at Port-Royal.  They moved to the Minas Basin, where they had 13 children, including nine sons who married into the Richard, Gautreaux, Testard dit Paris, Landry, Breaux, Doucet, Boudrot, Hébert, and Vincent families.  Bernard and many of his descendants moved from the Minas Basin to Île St.-Jean, today's Prince Edward Island, probably in the late 1740s or early 1750s to escape British authority.  Bernard died at Port-Lajoie, Île St.-Jean, in January 1751, age 80.  

Younger son Olivier, fils, born in c1674, married Jeanne, daughter of Guillaume Blanchard, in c1699 at Port-Royal.  They remained in the Port-Royal area, where they had six children, including three sons who married into the Arceneaux, Cormier, Granger, and Thériot families.  ...

LE GRAND DÉRANGEMENT

Like most old Acadian families, Le Grand Dérangement of the 1750s scattered this large family to the winds. ...

LOUISIANA:  RIVER SETTLEMENTS

The first descendant of Olivier Daigre to reach Louisiana arrived in September 1766 from Maryland.  Agnès-Marie, daughter of Paul Daigle, was only 14 when she reached the lower Mississippi Valley probably with relatives.  She went to Cabanocé/St.-Jacques, now St. James Parish, on the Mississippi River above New Orleans, where she married Thomas Thériot in April 1771.  But it took almost 20 years for more Acadian Daigres to reach the colony.  All of the other Acadian Daigres who came to Louisiana arrived aboard six of the Seven Ships from France in 1785.  They were especially numerous aboard the third ship, Le Beaumont, which reached New Orleans in August. ...

LOUISIANA:  LAFOURCHE VALLEY SETTLEMENTS

By the mid-1790s, Spanish officials were counting Acadian Daigres in the upper valley of Bayou Lafourche. ...

LOUISIANA:  WESTERN SETTLEMENTS

An Acadian Daigre did not move into the prairie settlements west of the Atchafalaya until the 1790s.  Simon-Pierre Daigre of Belle-Île-en-Mer, France, married widow Francoise Trahan at Atakapas, now St. Martinville, in February 1798.  ...

NON-ACADIAN FAMILIES in LOUISIANA

Not all of the Daigre/Daigles of South Louisiana were Acadians. ...

CONCLUSION

In Louisiana, the family's surname evolved from Daigre to Daigle.  The family's name also is spelled D'aigle, Daigue, Degle.

Sources:  Arsenault, Généalogie, 500-01, 946-47, 1143-50, 1368-74, 1557-58, 2228, 2328-32, 2467-69;  <perso.orange.fr/froux/St_malo_arrivees/Duc_Guillaume.htm>, Family Nos. 23, 24, 25; <perso.orange.fr/froux/St_malo_arrivees/5bateaux.htm>, Family Nos. 17, 63, 64, 65, 75, 77, 78, 79, 80, 84, 85, 91, 93, 165, 169, 180; White, DGFA-1, 446-52; White, DGFA-1 English, 100.

Settlement Abbreviations 
(present-day parishes that existed during the War Between the States in parenthesis; hyperlinks on the abbreviations take you to brief histories of each settlement):

For a chronology of Acadian Arrivals in Louisiana, 1764-early 1800s, see Appendix.

The hyperlink attached to an individual's name is connected to a list of Acadian immigrants for a particular settlement and provides a different perspective on the refugee's place in family and community. 

NOTES

01.  Wall of Names, 33 (pl. 8L), calls her Adélaïde [DAIGLE], & lists her with her parents & 3 siblings; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 34-35, calls her Adélaïde, sa [Francois DAIGLE's] fille, age 15, on the embarkation list, Adelaida, su [Franco D'AIGLE's] hijo, on the debarkation list, & Adélaïde DAIGLE, his [Francois DAIGLE's] daughter, age 15, on the complete listing, & says she was in the 16th Family aboard Le Beaumont with her parents & 3 siblings.

What happened to her?

02.  Wall of Names, 15, calls her Agnès-Marie DAIGLE, & lists her singly.

03.  Wall of Names, 31 (pl. 7R), calls him Alexis DAIGLE, & lists him singly; Arsenault, Gènèalogie, 2469, calls him Alexis DAIGRE, does not give his parents' names, & details his marriage, calling his wife Marie LEBRUN but does not give her parents' names or the names of his children; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 22-23, calls him Alexis DAIGLE, graveur, age 22, on the embarkation list, Alexis DAIGLE, on the debarkation list, & Alexis DAIGLE, engraver, age 22, on the complete listing, says he was in the 54th "Family" aboard La Bergère with no one else, & lists the implements the Spanish gave to him after he reached LA; BRDR, 2:212, 487 (ASC-2, 12), his marriage record, calls him Alexis DAIGLE, calls his wife Marie LEBRON, does not give his or his wife's parents' names but says they were Acadians, & that the witness to his marriage was Francois LANDRY.  See also Voorhies, J., Some Late Eighteenth Century Louisianians, 493; Robichaux, Bayou Lafourche, 1770-98, 24, 66, 105, 119, 163.

The birth/baptismal record of son Mathurin, fils, dated 5 May 1800, in BRDR, 2:218 (ASM-1, 168), says the boy's parents were from "Bolonia in Picardia," which is Picardy in northern France.  A LEVRON birth record in BRDR, 2:487 (ASM-1, 172), says that Marie's brother Alexis also was "of Bolonia in Picordia."  The birth/baptismal record of daughter Marie-Claire, dated 18 Mar 1797, in NOAR, 6:70 (SLC, B14, 26), says the girl's parents were "natives of Boulogne-sur-mer in Picardy in France."  So there is no question that Alexis & Marie were from the same town in Picardy.  

His & his wife's parents' names are from the birth/baptismal  records of son Mathurin, fils & daughter Marie-Claire, cited above, both of which call him Maturino.

Notice that he & Marie came to LA aboard different vessels.  Did they know one another in their childhood in Picardy?  

Why were Mathurin & his family in New Orleans in early 1797?  On business?  

04.  Wall of Names, 38 (pl. 10L), calls her Anne DAIGLE veuve MICHEL, & lists her with 2 daughters, with the notation:  suplement a la liste des Acadiens embarques dans le navire Le St. Remy pour la Nouvelle Orleans [additional list of Acadians embarked on the ship Le St.-Rémi bound for New Orleans]; Robichaux, Acadians in St.-Malo, 621-23, Family No. 719, calls her Anne DAIGLE, says she was born in c1743 but gives no birthplace, does not give her parents' names, details her marriage, calls her husband Francois MICHEL, says he was born in c1733 but gives no birthplace, does not give his parents' names, says they married in c1762 in England, includes the birth/baptismal & death/burial records of son Joseph-Marie MICHEL, born & baptized 31 Oct 1763, St.-Servan, godson of Jean DAIGLE, his uncle, & Marie DUPLESSIX, died 8 Apr 1767, age 4, buried 9 Apr 1797, St.-Servan, daughter Marie-Madeleine MICHEL, born 25 Feb 1765, baptized 26 Feb 1765, St.-Servan, goddaughter of Olivier ROY & Madeleine LEBLANC, daughter Rose-Marguerite MICHEL, born & baptized 3 Mar 1766, St.-Servan, goddaughter of Charles GRANGER & Marie-Rose DAIGLE, son Jean-Pierre MICHEL, born & baptized 27 Jun 1767, St.-Servan, godson of Joseph BELMERE & Marguerite GAUTROT, died 6 Aug 1772, age 5, buried 7 Aug 1772, St.-Servan, daughter Ann-Marguerite MICHEL, born & baptized 8 Jul 1768, St.-Servan, goddaughter of Francois BOUDROT & Marguerite BOUDROT, daughter Anne-Josèphe MICHEL, born 20 Jan 1770, baptized 21 Jan 1770, St.-Servan, goddaughter of Joseph DUBOIS & Marguerite DUBOIS, daughter Victoire-Euprhosine MICHEL, born 16 Jun 1771, baptized 17 Jun 1771, St.-Servan, goddaughter of Louis-Marie DUBOIS & Marie LEBLANC, & son Francois MICHEL, born & baptized 3 Oct 1773, St.-Servan, godson of Jacques LEMAIRE & Michelle PONGIRARD, says she & her husband "disembarked at St.-Malo from England on May 22, 1763 from the ship, L'Ambition," & that her family resided at St.-Servan from 1763-72; Robichaux, Acadians in Chatellerault, 77-78, Family No. 152, calls her Anne DAIGLE, says she was born in c1743 but gives no birthplace, does not give her parents' names, details her marriage, calls her husband Francois MICHEL, says he was born in c1733 but gives no birthplace, does not give his parents' names, says they married in c1762 in England, includes the birth/baptismal & death/burial record of daughter Rose-Marguerite MICHEL, born & baptized 3 Mar 1766, St.-Servan, goddaughter of Charles GRANGER & Marie-Rose DAIGLE, died age 9 & buried 22 Nov 1774, St.-Jean-L'Evangeliste, Châtellerault, & details the family's participation in the Leigne-les-bois settlement in Poitou in the early 1770s; Robichaux, Acadians in Nantes, 131-32, Family No. 240, calls her Anne DAIGLE, says she was born in c1743 but gives no birthplace, does not give her parents' names, details her marriage, calls her husband Francois MICHEL, says he was born in c1733 but gives no birthplace, does not give his parents' names, says they married in c1763 in Southampton, England, includes the birth/baptismal & death/burial records of daughter Marguerite MICHEL, died age 8 & buried 26 Jan 1776, Ste.-Croix, Nantes, son Francois MICHEL, died age 4 & buried 8 Oct 1777, St.-Martin-de-Chantenay, son Francois MICHEL, baptized 18 Mar 1780, St.-Martin-de-Chantenay, died age 4 & buried 7 Jan 1784, St.-Martin-de-Chantenay, & daughter Euphrosine MICHEL, died age 13 & buried 21 Apr 1784, St.-Martin-de-Chantenay, & details the family's participation in the Leigne-les-bois settlement in Poitou in the early 1770s as well as its voyage to LA in 1785; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 60-61, calls her Anne DAIGLE, veuve MICHEL, age 43, on the embarkation list, & Anne DAIGLE, widow MICHEL, age 43, on the complete listing, says she was in the 5th Family on Supplément à la liste des Acadiens embarqués dans le navire Le Saint-Rémi pour la nouvelle-orleans [Additional list of Acadians embarked on the ship Le Saint-Rémi bound for New Orleans] with 2 daughters, details her marriage, does not include her or her husband's parents' names, says they married in c1762 but gives no place of marriage, & says daughter Anne MICHEL was born in 1770 but gives no birthplace.  See also Voorhies, J., Some Late Eighteenth Century Louisianians, 503; Robichaux, Bayou Lafourche, 1770-98, 29.

According to Robichaux's studies of the Acadian exiles in France, cited above, she & her husband had, between 1763 & 1780, 9 children in France, 4 sons & 5 daughters.  Seven of them--all of their sons & 3 of their daughters--died young; only 2 of their daughters survived to marry & create families of their own.  On top of that, her husband died on the eve of their going to LA in 1785.  Needless to say, she was a long-suffering woman.  

Who was the unnamed son with her, her husband, & 2 daughters at Nantes in Sep 1784?  A 10th child who died in infancy?  

05.  Wall of Names, 37 (pl. 9R), calls her Anne [DAIGLE], & lists her with her parents & a brother; Robichaux, Acadians in St.-Malo, 243-44, her birth/baptismal record, calls her Anne-Marie DAIGLE, gives her parents' names, says she was the goddaughter of Joseph DUPUIS & Anne DUGAST, & that her family resided at Plouër from 1763-72; Robichaux, Acadians in Chatellerault, 29, Family No. 59, details her family's participation in the Leigne-les-bois settlement in Poitou in the early 1770s; Robichaux, Acadians in Nantes, 46, Family No. 89, calls her Anne [DAIGLE], & details the family's participation in the Leigne-les-bois settlement in Poitou in the early 1770s as well as its voyage to LA in 1785; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 54-55, calls her Anne, sa [Jean-Bte DAIGLE's] fille, age 15, on the embarkation list, & Anne DAIGLE, his [Jean-Baptiste DAIGLE's] daughter, age 15, on the complete listing, says she was in the 49th Family aboard Le St.-Rémi with her parents & a brother, &, calling her Anne, says she was born in 1769 but gives no birthplace; BRDR, 2:212, 432 (ASC-2, 28), calls her Ana DAIGLE, gives her & her husband's parents' names but not the name of his first wife, & says the witnesses to her marriage were Joseph LANDRY, Juan RICHARD, & Joseph DAIGLE (her brother).  See also Voorhies, J., Some Late Eighteenth Century Louisianians, 501; Robichaux, Bayou Lafourche, 1770-98, 25.

She & her brother Joseph-Marc were the only ones of their parents' 8 children to survive childhood & create families of their own.  

06.  Wall of Names, 43, calls her Anne DAIGLE.  See also <perso.orange.fr/froux/St_malo_arrivees/5bateaux.htm>, Family No.65, & the footnote to her sister Marie's profile.  

07.  Wall of Names, 32 (pl. 8L), calls her Anne-Geneviève [DAIGRE], & lists her with her father, stepmother, & 6 siblings; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 30-31, call her Anne-Geneviève, sa [Simon DAIGRE's] fille, age 22, on the embarkation list, Ana Genoveva, su [Simon D'AIGLE's] hijo, on the debarkation list, & Anne-Geneviève DAIGLE, his [Simon DAIGLE's] daughter, age 22, on the complete listing, & says s he was in the 1st Family aboard Le Beaumont with her father, stepmother, & 6 siblings.

She & her husband were living on the southern edge of Baton Rouge district at the time of their marriage in May 1786.  Their marriage was recorded at St.-Gabriel because there was no church at Baton Rouge until 1793, so couples in the Baton Rouge district were married by priests either from Pointe Coupée, upriver, or St.-Gabriel, downriver.  

08.  Wall of Names, 36 (pl. 9L), calls her Catherine DEGLE, & lists her with her husband, 3 children, & a nephew; <perso.orange.fr/froux/St_malo_arrivees/5bateaux.htm>, Family No. 169, shows the fate of her family in the crossing to St.-Malo in 1758-59, detailed in the footnote for her husband's profile; Robichaux, Acadians in St.-Malo, 753-55, Family No. 881, calls her Catherine DAIGLE, says she was born in c1729 but gives no birthplace, does not give her parents' names, says she married in c1752 but gives no place of marriage, says her husband also was born in c1729 but gives no birthplace, gives his parents' names, includes the birth/baptismal or death/burial records of son Firmin [THIBODAUX], born c1753 but gives no birthplace, died at sea during crossing to France, 1758-59, daughter Marie [THIBODAUX], born c1754 but gives no birthplace, died at sea during crossing to France, 1758-59, son Charles-Isaac [THIBODAUX], born 9 Nov 1756, baptized 2 Oct 1757, St.-Pierre-du-Nord, Île St.-Jean, godson of Joseph LEBLANC & Marie-Rosalie DAIGLE, died at sea during crossing to France, 1758-59, son Jean-Baptiste [THIBODAUX], born 15 Jan 1758, baptized 6 Apr 1758, St.-Pierre-du-Nord, Île St.-Jean, godson of Jean-Baptiste DAIGLE & Marie-Madeleine OUDY, died at sea during crossing to France, 1758-59, son Firmin-Charles [THIBODAUX], born 20 Apr 1760, Mordreux, France, baptized 20 Apr 1760, Pleudihen, France, godson of Paul DAIGLE & Marie DAIGLE, daughter Marie-Marguerite [THIBODAUX], born 4 Sep 1761, Mordreux, baptized 5 Sep 1761, Pleudihen, goddaughter of Jean DAIGLE & Madeleine THIBODAUX, died age "about 2" 24 July 1763, Mordreux, buried 25 Jul 1763, Pleudihen, daughter Olive-Félicité [THIBODAUX], born 24 Jul 1763, Mordreux, baptized 24 Jul 1763, Pleudihen, goddaughter of Olivier BARILLOT & Félicité DAIGLE, died age 5 19 Jul 1768, Mordreux, buried 20 Jul 1768, Pleudihen, daughter Jeanne-Antoinette [THIBODAUX], born 30 Dec 1764, Mordreux, baptized 30 Dec 1764, Pleudihen, goddaughter of Honoré TÉRRIOT & Madeleine GAUTROT, died 8 Sep 1766, Mordreux, buried 9 Sep 1766, Pleudihen, son Francois-Jean [THIBODAUX], born 20 Oct 1767, Mordreux, baptized 20 Oct 1767, Pleudihen, godson of Francois BOURG & Anne THIBODAUX, his aunt, son Joseph-Marie [THIBODAUX], born 13 Apr 1769, La Ville de la Villeger, baptized 14 Apr 1769, Pleudihen, godson of Joseph AUCOIN & Marie TÉRRIOT, & daughter Élizabeth-Jeanne [THIBODAUX], born 19 Nov 1770, La Ville de la Villeger, baptized 19 Nov 1770, Pleudihen, goddaughter of Jean BOURG & Élizabeth BROUSSARD, says she & her husband disembarked at St.-Malo 23 Jan 1759 from one of the Five Ships, & the family resided at Pleudihen from 1759-72; Robichaux, Acadians in Nantes, 159, Family No. 286, calls her Catherine DAIGLE, says she was born in c1725 but gives no birthplace, does not give her parents' names, says she married in c1757 but gives no place of marriage, says her husband also was born in c1765 but gives no birthplace, does not give his parents' names, includes the death/burial record of daughter Jeanne [THIBODAUX], died age 14 & buried 23 Jun 1778, St.-Pierre, Réze, & birth/baptismal record of son Firmin [THIBODAUX], born 20 Apr 1760, Pleudihen, later resident of St.-Martin-de-Chantenay, & details the family's participation in the Leigne-les-bois settlement in Poitou in the early 1770s as well as its voyage to LA in 1785; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 50-51, calls her Catherine DEGLE, sa [Blais THIBODAU's] femme, age 60, on the embarkation list, & Catherine DAIGLE, his [Blaise THIBODEAUX's] wife, age 60, on the complete listing, says she was in the 36th Family aboard Le St.-Rémi with her husband, 3 children, & a nephew, details her marriage, gives her parents'  names but not her parents' names, & says they married in c1762 but gives no place of marriage.  See also Voorhies, J., Some Late Eighteenth Century Louisianians, 495; Robichaux, Bayou Lafourche, 1770-98, 44.

Due to so many variations in her age in primary sources, I use the earliest source here, the ship's list from 1758-59, to calculate her estimated birth year.  

Did she survive the voyage to LA?  There is no debarkation list for Le St.-Rémi unfortunately, so she may not have survived the crossing.  If I find evidence that she did not make it to LA, I will remove her from this list.  

09.  Wall of Names, 28 (pl. 6R), calls him Charles DAIGRE, & lists him with his wife & no children; <perso.orange.fr/froux/St_malo_arrivees/5bateaux.htm>, Family No. 85, reveals that he & his first wife, Anne-Marie VINCENT, had no children when they survived the crossing to St.-Malo in 1758-59; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 10-11, calls him Charles D'AIGRE, poulican, age 54, on the embarkation list, Carlos DAIGRE, on the debarkation list, & Charles DAIGLE, pulley maker, age 54, on the complete listing, says he was in the 31st Family aboard Le Bon Papa with his first wife & no children, & details his first marriage but does not give the names of his or his wife's parents; BRDR, 2:116, 213 (SGA-14, 1, #2), the record of his second marriage, calls him Carlos DAIGLE, widower of Ana VINCENT, does not give his or his second wife's parents' names but says that he & his second wife were "all natives of the Parish of the Holy Family [Pigiguit] in Acadia," & gives no witnesses to their marriage.

He & his second wife were in Families No. 31 & 32 aboard Le Bon Papa, so they probably knew one another in France, &, since they were both natives of Ste.-Famille Parish, Pigiguit, may have known one another in Acadia.

10.  Wall of Names, 32 (pl. 8L), calls him Charles [DAIGRE], & lists him with his parents & 2 brothers; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 26-27, calls him Charles, son [Eustache DAIGRE's] fils, age 13, on the embarkation list, does not include him on the debarkation list, calls him Charles DAIGLE, his [Eustache DAIGLE's] son, age 13, on the complete listing, & says he was in the 67th Family aboard La Bergère with his parents & 2 brothers.  See also Robichaux, Acadians in Nantes, 43-44, Family No. 85.

11.  Wall of Names, 32 (pl. 8L), calls him Edouard [DAIGRE], & lists him with his father, stepmother, & 6 siblings; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 30-31, calls him Edouard, son [Simon DAIGRE's] fils, charpentier, age 21, on the embarkation list, Eduardo, su [Simon D'AIGLE's] hijo, on the debarkation list, & Edouard DAIGLE, his [Simon DAIGLE's] son, carpenter, age 21, on the complete listing, & says he was in the 1st Family aboard Le Beaumont with his father, stepmother, & 6 siblings.

12.  Wall of Names, 32, calls her Élisabeth [DAIGRE], & lists her with her father, stepmother, & 6 siblings; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 30-31, call her Élisabette, sa [Simon DAIGRE's] fille, age 13, on the embarkation list, Ysabel, su [Simon D'AIGLE's] hijo, on the debarkation list, & Élizabeth DAIGLE, his [Simon DAIGLE's] daughter, age 13, on the complete listing, & says she was in the 1st Family aboard Le Beaumont with her father, stepmother, & 6 siblings; BRDR, 2:213, 707 (PCP-19, 27), her marriage record, calls her Elisabette DAIGRE of France, gives her & her husband's parents' names, says he also was from France, & that the witnesses to her marriage were Jean-Baptiste DAIGRE & Louis DAIGRE.

Their marriage was recorded at Pointe Coupée because there was no church at Baton Rouge until 1793, so couples in the Baton Rouge district were married by priests either from Pointe Coupée, upriver, or St.-Gabriel, downriver, until Baton Rouge got its own church.  

13.  Wall of Names, 33 (pl. 8R), calls her Émelie-Adèlaïde [DAIGLE], & lists her with her parents & brother; Robichaux, Acadians in Nantes, 45, Family No. 86, her birth/baptismal record, calls her Émilie-Adélaïde DAIGLE but does not give her godparents' names, & details her family's voyage to LA in 1785; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 36-37, calls her Émelie-Adélaïde, sa [Francois-Alexandre DAIGLE's] fille, age 1, on the embarkation list, Emilia Adelaida, su [Franco Alexandro D'AIGLE's] hija, on the debarkation list, & Émelie-Adélaïde DAIGLE, his [Francois-Alexandre DAIGLE's] daughter, age 1, on the complete listing, & says she was in the 23rd Family on the embarkation list & the 24th Family of the debarkation list of Le Beaumont with her parents & a brother; BRDR, 3:233, 409 (SJO-3, 48), her marriage record, calls her Adélaïde Emelia DAGLE, gives her & her husband's parents' names, & says the witnesses to her marriage were Francisco ARBOUR (her uncle-in-law) & Donato HÉBERRE.  See also Voorhies, J., Some Late Eighteenth Century Louisianians, 505, 525.

14.  Wall of Names, 32 (pl. 8L), calls him Étienne [DAIGRE], & lists him with his parents & 2 brothers; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 26-27, calls him Étienne, son [Eustache DAIGRE's] fils, à la mamelle, on the embarkation list, does not include him on the debarkation list, calls him Étienne DAIGLE, his [Eustache DAIGLE's] son, nursling, on the complete listing, & says he was in the 67th Family aboard La Bergère with his parents & 2 brothers.  See also Robichaux, Acadians in Nantes, 43-44, Family No. 85.

15.  Wall of Names, 32 (pl. 8L), calls her Eulalie [DAIGRE], & lists her with her widowed father & 7 siblings; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 30-31, calls her Eulalie, sa [Olivier DAIGRE's] fille, age 8, on the embarkation list, Eulalia, su [Olivier D'AIGLE's] hijo, on the debarkation list, & Eulalie DAIGLE, his [Olivie DAIGLE's] daughter, age 8, on the complete listing, & says she was in the 2nd Family aboard Le Beaumont with her widowed father & 7 siblings.

16.  Wall of Names, 32 (pl. 8L), calls him Eustache DAIGRE, & lists him with his wife & 3 sons; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 26-27, calls him Eustache DAIGRE, charpentier, age 56, on the embarkation list, Eustache DAIGLE, on the debarkation list, & Eustache DAIGLE, carpenter, age 56, on the complete listing, says he was in the 67th Family aboard La Bergère with his wife & 3 sons, details his marriage, including his & his wife's parents' names but gives no place of marriage, lists the implements the Spanish gave to him & his family after they reached LA, & says he owned 6 arpents of land but does not say when or where.  See also Robichaux, Acadians in Nantes, 43-44, Family No. 85.

17.  Wall of Names, 45, calls her Félicité DAIGLE.  See also <perso.orange.fr/froux/St_malo_arrivees/Duc_Guillaume.htm>, Family No. 25.  

18.  Wall of Names, 33 (pl. 8L), calls him Francois DAIGLE, & lists him with wife Jeanne AULAI & 4 children; Hébert, D., Acadians in Exile, 94, 196, his marriage record, calls him Francois DAIGLE of Acadia & gives his parents' names, both of whom were deceased at the time of the marriage, calls his wife Jeanne HOLLEY, gives her parents' names, noting that her father was deceased at the time of the marriage & that they were Bourgeois de Cherbourg, & gives no witnesses to his marriage; Robichaux, Acadians in Chatellerault, 6, Family No. 11, in detailing the marriage of his daughter Marie-Thérèse, calls his wife Jeanne ROLLET, & says he & his wife were "former residents of Acadie and now of this parish of Archigny"; Robichaux, Acadians in Nantes, 44, Family No. 86, in detailing the marriage of his son Francois-Alexandre, calls his wife Jeanne AULAY, but says nothing of her place of origin; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 34-35, calls him Francois DAIGLE, laboureur, age 40, on the embarkation list, Franco D'AIGLE, on the debarkation list, & Francois DAIGLE, plowman, age 40, on the complete listing, says he was in the 16th Family aboard Le Beaumont with his wife Jeanne AULAI/Juana AULAI/Jeanne HOLLEY, age 47, & 4 children, details his marriage, calling his wife Jeanne HOLLEY & including his & her parents' names, & says son Louis was born in 1766 but does not give his birthplace.  See also Voorhies, J., Some Late Eighteenth Century Louisianians, 505.

The marriage record of daughter Jeanne in BRDR 2:218 (SGA-14, 15), calls his wife Juanna HOLLET.  

Despite what was found in Robichaux, Acadians in Chatellerault, 6, cited above, I have not found AULAI, AULAY, AULET, HOLLET, HOLLEY, or ROLLET in either Arsenault, Généalogie, or White, Dictionnaire Acadiennes.  Note the reference in Francois's and Jeanne's marriage record, cited above, which says that her parents were Bourgeois de Cherbourg.  I will take this to mean that Thomas HOLLEY & his wife Scholastique LE GENTILHOMME, as well as their daughter Jeanne, were from Cherbourg, not Acadia.  Was Thomas HOLLEY an Englishman who settled in France?  The name certainly sounds English.  All other variations--AULAI, etc.--sound like French corruptions of an English surname.  

19.  Wall of Names, 32 (pl. 8L), calls him Francois [DAIGRE], & lists him with his widowed father & 7 siblings; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 30-31, calls him Francois, son [Olivier DAIGRE's] fils, charpentier, age 19, on the embarkation list, Franco, su [Olivier D'AIGLE's] hijo, on the debarkation list, & Francois DAIGLE, his [Olivier DAIGLE's] son, carpenter, age 19, on the complete listing, & says he was in the 2nd Family aboard Le Beaumont with his widowed father & 7 siblings.  See also Voorhies, J., Some Late Eighteenth Century Louisianians, 524.  

20.  Wall of Names, 33 (pl. 8R), calls him Francois-Alexandre DAIGLE, & lists him with his wife & 2 children; Hébert, D., Acadians in Exile, 94, his birth/baptismal record, calls him Francois-Alexandre DAIGLE, says he was born 7 Feb 1763, gives his parents' names, says his father was from Acadia, calls his mother Jeanne HOLLEZ, but does not give his godparents' names; Robichaux, Acadians in Nantes, 44-45, Family No. 86, calls him Francois-Alexandre DAIGLE, says he was born c1762 but gives no birthplace, gives his parents' names, calling his mother Jeanne AULAY, says he was a ploughman, details his marriage, including the his wife's parents' names but gives no place of marriage, includes the birth/baptismal records of daughter Émilie-Adélaïde, baptized 12 Nov 1783, St.-Martin, Chantenay, & son Francois-Joseph, baptized 28 Apr 1785, St.-Martin, Chantenay, & details the family's voyage to LA in 1785; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 36-37, calls him Francois-Alexandre DAIGLE, laboureur, age 22, on the embarkation list, Franco Alexandro D'AIGLE, on the debarkation list, & Francois-Alexandre DAIGLE, plowman, age 22, on the complete listing, says he was in the 23rd Family on the embarkation list & the 24th Family on the debarkation list of Le Beaumont with his wife Jeanne HOLLEY/Juana AULAI, age 47, & 2 children, details his marriage, including his & his wife's parents' names, calls his mother Jeanne AULAY, but does not give the place of marriage, & says he was born 3 Feb 1763 but gives no birthplace.  See also Voorhies, J., Some Late Eighteenth Century Louisianians, 505, 525.

21.  Wall of Names, 33 (pl. 8R), calls him Francois-Joseph [DAIGLE], & lists him with his parents & sister; Robichaux, Acadians in Nantes, 45, Family No. 86, his birth/baptismal record, calls him Francois-Joseph DAIGLE but does not give his godparents' names, & details his family's voyage to LA in 1785; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 36-37, calls him Francois-Joseph, son [Francois-Alexandre DAIGLE's] fils, à la mamelle, on the embarkation list, Juan Josef, su [Franco Alexandro D'AIGLE's] hijo, depecho, on the debarkation list, & Francois-Joseph DAIGLE, his [Francois-Alexandre DAIGLE's] son, nursling, on the complete listing, & says he was in the 23rd Family on the embarkation list & the 24th Family on the debarkation list of Le Beaumont with his parents & a sister; BRDR, 3:227, 235 (SJO-3, 151), his marriage record, calls him Francisco Josef DAIGRE, gives his & his wife's parents' names, & says the witnesses to his marriage were Juan GUEDERIE & Hiveau LEGENDRE.  See also Voorhies, J., Some Late Eighteenth Century Louisianians, 525.  

22.  Wall of Names, 32 (pl. 8L), calls her Francoise DAIGLE, & lists her with her second husband & 4 children; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 30-31, calls her Francoise DAIGLE, sa [Pierre RICHARD's] femme, age 55, on the embarkation list, Francisca D'AIGLE, su [Pedro RICHARD's] muger, on the debarkation list, & Francoise DAIGLE, his [Pierre RICHARD's] wife, age 55, on the complete listing, says she was in the 4th Family aboard Le Beaumont with her second husband & 4 children, that son Pierre-Auguste was born 11 Jan 1774, son Anselme was born 3 Feb 1765, & son Julien-Marie was born 17 Nov 1768 but gives no birthplace for any of them, & that son Anselme was buried 26 Jan 1786, age 21, but gives no place of burial.  

The families of brothers Olivier & Simon-Pierre were 2 & 3 families up from hers, respectively, on the passenger list of Le Beaumont.  

23.  Wall of Names, 32 (pl. 8L), calls him Honoré [DAIGRE], & lists him with his widowed father & 7 siblings; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 30-31, calls him Honoré, son [Olivier DAIGRE's] fils, age 3, on the embarkation list, Onorato, su [Olivier D'AIGLE's] hijo, on the debarkation list, & Honoré DAIGLE, his [Olivier DAIGLE's] son, age 3, on the complete listing, & says he was in the 2nd Family aboard Le Beaumont with his widowed father & 7 siblings. 

What happened to him?

24.  Wall of Names, 32 (pl. 8L), calls him Jean [DAIGRE], & lists him with his parents & 2 brothers; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 26-27, calls him Jean, son [Eustache DAIGRE's] fils, age 15, on the embarkation list, does not include him on the debarkation list, calls him Jean DAIGLE, his [Eustache DAIGLE's] son, age 15, on the complete listing, & says he was in the 67th Family aboard La Bergère with his parents & 2 brothers.  See also Robichaux, Acadians in Nantes, 43-44, Family No. 85.

25.  Wall of Names, 34 (pl. 8R), calls him Jean-Baptiste DAIGRE, & lists him with his wife Marie-Claudine VALET & a son; Robichaux, Acadians in Nantes, 47, Family No. 91, calls him Jean-Baptiste DAIGLE, says he was born c1740 but gives no birthplace, says he was a ploughman, does not give his parents' names, says he married Marie-Claudine VALET c1783 but gives no place of marriage, does not give his wife's parents' names, includes the birth/baptismal record of son Jean-René, baptized 27 Apr 1784, St.-Jacques, Nantes, & details the family's voyage to LA in 1785; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 38-39, calls him Jean-Baptiste DAIGRE, laboureur, age 45, on the embarkation list, Juan Bautista D'AIGRE, on the debarkation list, & Jean-Baptiste DAIGLE, plowman, age 45, on the complete listing, says he was in the 38th Family aboard Le Beaumont with his wife Marie-Claudine VALET/Maria Clauda VALET, age 31, & a son, details his marriage, but does not include his or her parents' names or gives a place of marriage, & says son Jean-René was baptized in 1784 but gives no place of baptism.   See also Voorhies, J., Some Late Eighteenth Century Louisianians, 525; Robichaux, Bayou Lafourche, 1770-98, 25.

Note that infant son Jean-René appears on the embarkation list but not on the debarkation list of Le Beaumont, which means the boy probably died on the crossing from France & did not reach LA.  The 1788 Spanish report of the Acadians at Fort Bute, Manchac, in Voorhies, J., cited above, seems to verify this sad fact, so I have removed him from this listing.  

26.  Wall of Names, 32 (pl. 8L), calls him Jean-Baptiste [DAIGRE], & lists him with his widowed father & 7 siblings; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 30-31, calls him Jean-Baptiste, son [Olivier DAIGRE's] fils, journallier, age 15, on the embarkation list, Juan Bautista, su [Olivier D'AIGLE's] hijo, on the debarkation list, & Jean-Baptiste DAIGLE, his [Olivier DAIGLE's] son, day laborer, age 15, on the complete listing, & says he was in the 2nd Family aboard Le Beaumont with his widowed father & 7 siblings. 

27.  Wall of Names, 37 (pl. 9R), calls him Jean-Baptiste DAIGLE, & lists him with his wife & 2 children; Robichaux, Acadians in St.-Malo, 243-44, Family No. 297, calls him Jean-Baptiste DAIGLE, says he was born in c1733 but gives no birthplace, does not give his parents' names, details his marriage, says he & his wife were married in c1762 in England but gives no specific place there, says she was born in c1739 but gives no birthplace, does not give his wife's parents' names, includes the birth/baptismal & death/burial records of daughter Madeleine, born c1763, England, died age about 4 years 14 Feb 1767, Village de Lisnais, buried 15 Feb 1767, Plouër, son Joseph-Baptiste, born 8 Oct 1765, Village de Lysnais, baptized same day, Plouër, godson of Joseph DAIGLE & Marguerite DAIGLE, died age 2 years 7 Mar 1767, Village Lisnais, buried 8 Mar 1767, Plouër, son Joseph-Marie, born & baptized 12 Jul 1767, Plouër, godson of Étienne DUPUIS & Anne LEBERT, died age 4 1/2 years 24 Dec 1771, Lisnais, buried 25 Dec 1771, Plouër, daughter Anne-Marie, born 15 Sep 1769, baptized next day, Plouër, goddaughter of Joseph DUPUIS & Anne DUGAST, unnamed child, born 28 Dec 1771, Lisnais, baptized same day, Plouër, died same day, Lisnais, buried same day, Plouër, & son Joseph-Marc, born & baptized 4 Jan 1773, Plouër, godson of Joseph COUPEAUX & Marguerite DUPUIS, says he, his wife Marie BOUDROT, & daughter Madeleine "disembarked at St. Malo from England on May 22, 1763 from the ship, L'Ambition," & that the family resided at Plouër from 1763-72; Robichaux, Acadians in Chatellerault, 29, Family No. 59, calls him Jean-Baptiste DAIGLE, says he was born in c1733 but gives no birthplace, does not give his parents' names, details his marriage, says he & his wife were married in c1762 in England but gives no specific place there, includes the birth/baptismal record of son Jean-Pierre, baptized 29 Jul 1775, St.-Jean-Baptiste, Châtellerault, godson of Pierre DAIGLE & Marguerite DAIGLE, & details the family's participation in the Leigne-les-bois settlement in Poitou in the early 1770s; Robichaux, Acadians in Nantes, 46, Family No. 89, calls him Jean-Baptiste DAIGLE, says he was born in c1733 but gives no birthplace, does not give his parents' names, says he was a laborer & wood-polisher, details his marriage, says he married in c1768 but gives no place of marriage, that his wife was born in c1739 but gives no birthplace, does not include her parents' names, includes the birth/baptismal & death/burial records of son Jean[-Pierre], died age 3 years & buried 1 May 1779, St.-Similien, Nantes, & son Jean-Augustin, baptized 1 Jul 1781, St.-Similien, Nantes, died 30 Apr 1784, probably St.-Similien, Nantes, & details the family's participation in the Leigne-les-bois settlement in Poitou in the early 1770s as well as its voyage to LA in 1785; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 54-55, calls him Jean-Bte DAIGLE, perelleur [wood polisher], age 48, on the embarkation list, & Jean-Baptiste DAIGLE, age 48, on the complete listing, says he was in the 49th Family aboard Le St.-Rémi with his wife & 2 children, details his marriage, says they were married in c1762 but gives no place of marriage, does not include his or his wife's parents' names, & says daughter Anne was born in 1769 but gives no birthplace.  See also Voorhies, J., Some Late Eighteenth Century Louisianians, 501 Robichaux, Bayou Lafourche, 1770-98, 25.

Robichaux's studies of the Acadians in France document 8 children for him & his wife, only 2 of whom survived childhood & went with them to LA.  Doubtlessly the Christmas of 1771 at Plouër--when they buried 2 children in 3 days--haunted him & his wife for the rest of their days.  

There is no debarkation list for Le St.-Rémi, so we don't know if he & his wife even survived the crossing from France to LA.

28.  Wall of Names, 35 (pl. 9L), calls him Jean-Baptiste DAIGRE, & lists him singly; Robichaux, Acadians in Nantes, 43, Family No. 84, details her family's participation in the Leigne-les-bois settlement in Poitou in the early 1770s; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 44-45, calls him Jean Bte DAIGRE, marin, age 20, on the embarkation list, & Jean-Baptiste DAIGLE, sailor, age 20, on the complete listing, & says he was in the 13th "Family" aboard Le St.-Rémi with no one else; BRDR, 2:214, 675 (ASC-2, 1), his marriage record, calls him Jean Bautista DAIGLE, does not give his or his wife's parents' names, & says the witnesses to his marriage were Simon SIMONEAUX (probably her brother) & Isabel DEGLE.  See also Robichaux, Bayou Lafourche, 1777-98, 23, 67, 155.

The identity of his parents is based on the fact that he & Isabelle-Luce DAIGLE married at the same place on the same day to SIMONEAUX siblings at Ascension.  Too bad the priest at Ascension at that time was so negligent in supplying the names of parents in the parish's birth/baptismal, marriage, & death/burial records, or there would be no need for guessing here.  Also, in the Ascension census of 1791, Joseph DAIGLE, age 20, was an engagé in Jean-Baptiste's household.  See Robichaux, p. 155.  This doubtlessly was the Joseph DAIGLE, son of Alexo DAIGLE & Ysabel GRANGER, who married Marie-Marthe TRAHANof Belle-Île-en-Mer, France, daughter of Chrysostôme TRAHAN & Anne-Francoise GRANGER, 27 Oct 1800, at Assumption.  See BRDR, 2:214 (ASM-2, 57).  So it fits.  See, also, the footnote for sister Isabelle-Luce's profile, below.

His siblings crossed on 2 of the earlier Seven Ships of 1785, La Bergère (Isabelle-Luce & Marguerite) & Le Beaumont (Joseph).  

How did Jean-Baptiste & Marguerite have 2 daughters whose ages given in the Ascension census of 1788 predate their wedding date?  Pre-marital births were rare amongst Acadians, even in hot, steamy south LA. Was he or she married before?  She had immigrated to LA in 1766 as an infant, & I have found no record of her having married before 1786.  Were the 2 girls--Marie & Louise--orphans whose surnames were not included in the census & not his daughters?  See Robichaux, p. 23.

29.  Wall of Names, 34 (pl. 8R), calls him Jean-Louis [DAIGRE], & lists him with his widowed mother; Robichaux, Acadians in Chatellerault, 28-29, Family No. 58, his birth/baptismal record, calls him Jean-Louis DAIGLE, godson of Louis-Marie DUBOIS, uncle, & Jeanne DAIGLE, aunt, & details his family's participation in the Leigne-les-bois settlement in Poitou in the early 1770s; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 38-39, calls him Jean-Louis, sa [Jn DAIGLE's fils], age 10, on the embarkation list, Juan Luis D'AIGRE, hija de Margarita Angela DUBOI que queda en el Hosp. on the debarkation list, & Jean-Louis DAIGLE, her [Marguerite-Ange DUBOIS's] son, age 10, on the complete listing, & says he was in the 34th Family on the embarkation list & the 35th Family on the debarkation list of Le Beaumont with his widowed mother; BRDR, 2:216, 629-30 (ASM-2, 43), his marriage record, calls him Juan Luis DAIGLY, gives his & his wife's parents' names, says both of the fathers were deceased at the time of the marriage, that his parents were from Poitou, France, her parents from "Roscalf in Britany, France," & that the witnesses to his marriage were Marin GAUTRAUX (his stepfather) & Auguste VERRET.  See also Voorhies, J., Some Late Eighteenth Century Louisianians, 524; Robichaux, Bayou Lafourche, 1770-98, 136.

31.  Wall of Names, 34 (pl. 8R), calls him Joseph DAIGRE neveu [of Charles GRANGER], & lists him with his uncle; Robichaux, Acadians in Nantes, 43, Family No. 84, details her family's participation in the Leigne-les-bois settlement in Poitou in the early 1770s; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 38-39, calls him Joseph DAIGRE, son [Charles GRANGER's] neveu, marin, age 14, on the embarkation list, Josef D'AIGRE, su [Carlos GRANCHER's] sobrino, on the debarkation list, & Joseph DAIGLE, his [Charles GRANGER's] nephew, sailor, age 14, on the complete listing, & says he was in the 37th Family aboard Le Beaumont with his uncle; BRDR, 2:214, 706 (ASM-2, 57), his marriage record, calls him Josef DAIGRE of St.-Malo, says his wife was from "Belle Isle in Mer, France," gives his & her parents' names, & says the witnesses to his marriage were Juan TRAHAN & Ambroise HÉBERT.  See also Robichaux, Bayou Lafourche, 1770-98, 23, 67, 106, 155.  

Judging from the Assumption censuses of 1795 & 1797, he married the neighbors' daughter.  How was he kin to Luc LANDRY, with whom he lived in the mid- & late 1790s?

32.  Wall of Names, 37 (pl. 9R), calls him Joseph [DAIGLE], & lists him with his parents & a sister; Robichaux, Acadians in St.-Malo, 243-44, Family No. 297, his birth/baptismal record, calls him Joseph-Marc DAIGLE, gives his parents' names, says he was godson of Joseph COUPEAUX & Marguerite DUPUIS, & that his family resided at Plouër from 1763-72; Robichaux, Acadians in Chatellerault, 29, Family No. 59, details his family's participation in the Leigne-les-bois settlement in Poitou in the early 1770s; Robichaux, Acadians in Nantes, 46, Family No. 89, calls him Joseph [DAIGLE], & details the family's participation in the Leigne-les-bois settlement in Poitou in the early 1770s as well as its voyage to LA in 1785; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 54-55, calls him Joseph, son [Jean-Bte DAIGLE's] fils, age 11, on the embarkation list, & Joseph DAIGLE, his [Jean-Baptiste DAIGLE's] son, age 11, on the complete listing, & says he was in the 49th Family aboard Le St.-Rémi with his parents & a sister; BRDR, 2:122, 215 (ASM-2, 6 & 7), his marriage record, calls him Joseph DAIGLE, calls his wife Gorsina Victoria BOURQUE, gives his & her parents' names, says his parents were from St.-Malo, France, & her parents were from LaRochelle, France, & that the witnesses to his marriage were Carlos DAIGLE & Pedro BOURQUE (probably her brother).  See also Voorhies, J., Some Late Eighteenth Century Louisianians, 501; Robichaux, Bayou Lafourche, 1770-98, 25.

He & his sister Anne-Marie were the only ones of their parents' 8 children to survive childhood & create families of their own.  

33.  Wall of Names, 32 (pl. 8L), calls him Joseph-Michel [DAIGRE], & lists him with his father, stepmother, & 6 siblings; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 30-31, calls him Joseph-Michel, son [Simon DAIGRE's] fils, age 9, on the embarkation list, Josef, su [Simon D'AIGLE's] hijo, on the debarkation list, & Joseph-Michel DAIGLE, his [Simon DAIGLE's] son, age 9, on the complete listing, & says he was in the 1st Family aboard Le Beaumont with his father, stepmother, & 6 siblings.

34.  Wall of Names, 33 (pl. 8L), calls him Louis [DAIGLE], & lists him with his parents & 3 sisters; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 34-35, calls him Louis, son [Francois DAIGLE's] fils, califat, age 18, on the embarkation list, Luis, su [Franco D'AIGLE's] hijo, on the debarkation list, & Louis DAIGLE, his [Francois DAIGLE's] son, calker, age 18, on the complete listings, says he was in the 16th Family aboard Le Beaumont with his parents & 3 sisters, & that he was born in 1766 but gives no birthplace; BRDR, 2:216, 550 (PCP-19, 35), his marriage record, calls him Louis-Francois DAIGRE of Cherbourg, Normandy, gives his & his wife's parents' names, calls his mother Jeanne HOYEYTE, says his wife was from Poitou, & that the witnesses to his marriage were Joseph VAHAMORNDE & Charles BROUSSARD.

Though his marriage was recorded in the Pointe Coupée church, he probably was married in the Baton Rouge district, where he lived.  Baton Rouge did not have its own church until 1793, so priests from Pointe Coupée officiated at baptisms, weddings, & funerals there until it did.  

35.  Wall of Names, 33 (pl. 8L), calls her Louise [DAIGLE], & lists her with her parents & 3 siblings; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 34-35, calls her Louise, sa [Francois DAIGLE's] fille, age 10, on the embarkation list, Luisa, su [Franco D'AIGLE's] hijo, on the debarkation list, & Louise DAIGLE, his [Francois DAIGLE's] daughter, age 10, on the complete listing, & says she was in the 16th Family aboard Le Beaumont with her parents & 3 siblings.

What happened to her?

36.  Wall of Names, 31 (pl. 7R), calls her Luce DAIGLE niece au dit [of Joseph BOURG], & lists her with her uncle, aunt, 3 cousins, & sister Margueritte; Hébert, D., Acadians in Exile, 94, her birth/baptismal record, calls her Isabelle-Luce DAIGLE, gives her parents' names, but does not give her godparents' names; Robichaux, Acadians in Nantes, 43, Family No. 84, details her family's participation in the Leigne-les-bois settlement in Poitou in the early 1770s; Hébert, D., Acadian Families in Exile 1785, 24-25, calls her Luce DAIGLE, nièce au dit [Joseph BOURG], age 24, on the embarkation list, does not include her on the debarkation list, calls her Luce DAIGLE, niece of the above [Joseph BOURG], age 24, on the complete listing, & says she was in the 58th Family aboard La Bergère with her uncle, aunt, 3 cousins, & sister Margueritte; BRDR, 2:214, 675 (ASC-2, 1), her marriage record, calls her DAIGLE, does not give her or her husband's parents' names, & says the witness to her marriage was Citang SIMONEAUX; BRDR, 2:214 (ASC-4, 12), her death/burial record, calls her Isabel DAIGLE, age 31 1/2 years, spouse of Petit René SIMONEAUX, but does not give her parents' names.

There is no Isabelle DAIGLE in Wall of Names, but I am certain she is the Luce DAIGLE who is listed in Wall of Names & whose birth date, 20 Jan 1761, fits Isabell