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Re: Pierre Allain letter, Baton Rouge 1803

Stefan_Allain — 2009-10-14 12:38:50Z

if this is still available, I would gladly love a copy of the letter as well...I was going to offer my services to translate but I notice this was already done.
Stefan Allain

Re: Louis Allain in Acadia and New England

Stefan_Allain — 2009-10-14 11:59:01Z

Is this still something that can be obtained? I would love a copy of the pdf file if you can forward it to me?

Re: Louis Allain in Acadia and New England

Stefan_Allain — 2009-10-14 11:57:31Z

might not see this due to the time that has passed but I would love a copy of those photos if you have them available. To have been able to visit this house would definitely been a joy I'm sure
Thanks
Stefan Allain

Re: David Allain m. Belsemire Cormier ~ from Bouctouche New Brunswick

esmith7se1 — 2009-10-13 13:58:33Z

Hi, My name is Jenny Allain. My father was Peter Allain from Pokemouch New Brunswick. After WWII where he was a Japanese POW, he moved to MA, Stoneham. He often spoke of his childhood there. His parents were Luke Allain and Treva Barry.

Re: Pierre Allain, son of Louis Allain to Canada mid 1700s

glenn18269 — 2009-08-21 00:50:21Z

Hi Heather
did you ever get an answer?

glenn allen

Pierre Allain, son of Louis Allain to Canada mid 1700s

2009-08-21 00:49:28Z

The family that I am researching began with Louis Allain, who was the first to come over to Canada in the mid 1700s. He had one son, Pierre. I knew that Pierre left during the expulsion (they had been living at Port Royal) and I just recently found out that he may have gone to Louisianna. Pierre's son Louis stayed in Maritime Canada and so did his desendants, who are my direct ancestors. I have been interested in what happened to Pierre and was wondering if anyone would be able to give me an idea.

Thank you very much for any help.

Sincerely

Heather Allen

Re: Pierre Allain letter, Baton Rouge 1803

dgz219 — 2009-05-23 01:22:46Z

if at all possible please scan this letter and send to me at my email address dgz219@hotmail.com. I would be forever grareful as I am a descendant of Pierre Allain.

Re: Louis Allain in Acadia and New England

gtrmaker — 2009-04-20 20:31:48Z

Hi,

I would like a copy in English.

Thanks,
Don Allain

Re: Allain - Louisiana

bats163 — 2009-02-28 01:15:46Z

Hello jennpetross,
I can shed some light on the Allain's in NO, as I am Max Jr's son.
My email: b.a.t.s@att.net

Re: Allain ancestry search

vkey23 — 2009-02-18 03:37:22Z

Hi! You don't know me and I don't know you, but my great grandfather is Reginald Allain. I don't know if he is related to you but if you do have anymore info, that would be great to know.

Mary Allen ( Allain ) Gradney

SAUNDRAGRADNEYFREEMAN — 2009-01-04 21:30:35Z

I am looking for the family of my grandmother Mary Allain or Allen who married Johney Gradenigo, Gradney or Gradnego. He was born in 1880 date unknown Mary allen his wife was born in 1893 and died when her daughter Mary Dell Gradney was six months old.

Johney and Mary had 14 children together. Johney's mother's name was Eva Gradney born in 1859 and died in a nursing home in Mamuo in 1968. I am connected to you all but I am unable to confirm it. I don't know Mary Allen's family. Look for me in your family tree. My dads name was Richard Roy Gradney, Sr born May 10, 1928 to Johney ans Mary Allen Gradney he died December 17, 1984

Re: Allain - Louisiana

allainekasmi — 2008-11-16 18:35:37Z

I have traced my great grandfather back to Joseph Allain. He had 5 sons with Anna Villevert. Paul (1892), Valry (1893. my grandfather), Maxime (1895), Albert (1897) and Louis Henri (1899). Who is your husband? can we talk on the phone? I live in New Jersey. Name is Allaine Camillo Kasmi (my first name is my mother's maiden name). 908-528-4199. would love to know what you have found out!

Re: Louis Allain in Acadia and New England

lema56 — 2008-11-09 17:03:25Z

I would love to get a copy from you if possible.

Re: Louis Allain in Acadia and New England

djarpss — 2008-08-25 20:03:08Z

Would enjoy viewing the above. Can anyone send it along pdf?
Can share photos of in place floor boards cut by Louis Allain 300+ years ago( carbon dated) for the construction of the deGannes house on St George Street Annapolis Royal (Port Royal) NS. Photos were taken by me at the 300th anniversary open house of Canada's oldest continuously privately inhabited home. What a thrill and rare experience to view boards cut by Louis Allain.
Thank You,
David J. Allain (ninth generation)

Re: Maybe I can help ?

junesampson1 — 2008-06-26 02:32:40Z

Hi, I don't know if you can help but I hope so. I am from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia and I am searching for a Cathering Allain (born:1813 and died:15 April 1888)that was married to Francois Xavier Josse (born:1808 and died:14 April 1888). If you have anyone in the family history with that name and can give me any information I would really appreciate it. Been searching for a year now and haven't found anything so far on her. I have a link to where I have managed to get most of my family history from.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~bobmartell...

Re: Maybe I can help ?

junesampson1 — 2008-06-26 02:31:41Z

Hi, I don't know if you can help but I hope so. I am from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia and I am searching for a Cathering Allain (born:1813 and died:15 April 1888)that was married to Francois Xavier Josse (born:1808 and died:14 April 1888). If you have anyone in the family history with that name and can give me any information I would really appreciate it. Been searching for a yer now and haven't found anything so far on her. I have a link to where I have managed to get most of my family history from.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~bobmartell...

Re: Pierre Allain letter, Baton Rouge 1803

ERIKMCBROOM61 — 2008-05-06 02:17:16Z

Pierre Allain, son of Lieut. Jean Francois and Marie Francoise (Ricard) Allain was born on September 11, 1762 in Pointe Coupee Parish, Louisiana. Pierre’s father served gallantly under Bernardo de Galvez in the campaigns against the English during the Revolution. By 1803, Pierre was residing in Baton Rouge District, Spanish West Florida. Life was good under the old Spanish regime and many of its inhabitants enjoyed the laxity of protocol and liberal land grants. Mme Hortena Vahamonde, daughter of an earlier Spanish commandant – Capt. Jose Vasquez Vahamonde, came under the eye of Mons. Allain. A youthful girl of only fourteen, however, had fallen for the elderly Gov. Grand-Pre, commandant of Baton Rouge from 1800-1809. Pierre eventually wed Mme Marie Paulina Manette Duplessis on May 31, 1804 at the St. Louis Cathederal in New Orleans. They returned home to West Florida where Pierre and his bride had a sizable estate and plantation. Pierre resided in Baton Rouge until he died on February 8, 1820.

Transcription of letter

“Baton Rouge the 12th April, 1803

My Dear Armand, I have received your letter that you have made out of friendship to write to me with joy. You must have believed by my silence that I have not thought of you anymore. No, my friend! The circumstances where I found myself after the death of your poor comrade, Alexandre Patin; I was charged with all of the affairs of his succession and that made me neglect many things that I would have never neglected otherwise in other moments. I have shown your letter to your cousin who has been very sensitive to your memory and has cried from joy to learn of your news. She charges me to embrace you and my family tenderly. Your cousin Manette marries with Dubroca, the cousin of your mother-in-law. I don’t go into detail with you on the subject of your family, Planton. I write you this same occasion of your baby sister who is still pretty and plump. She speaks often of her brother Armand. Your father wouldn’t have rarely missed the opportunity to let you know that you have another sister who is also charming. Our friend, Dufref, who is hurrying me and taking care of this letter, leaves this moment from Baton Rouge to go down to New Orleans to embark for Bordeaux. However, he leaves me time to speak of Madamoiselle Hortena Vahamonde with whom I had promised to marry at the moment of the conclusion. You will find this bizarre that she prefers the Governor Grand-Pre with whom she would be married even if her father and mother had been opposed. You will find as strange that an old liar of 64 years without a fortune with 11 children is able to please a young girl of 14 years. I ask of you to embrace tenderly the little one and tell him that I hope that he will write me also. Goodbye my dear Armand. I wish good health and I hope to have this pleasure to see you soon and I am always your devoted cousin.”

Pre. Allain

Re: Pierre Allain letter, Baton Rouge 1803

dgz219 — 2008-05-05 17:44:36Z

I wiuld very much like to have a copy of the letter written by Pierre Allain as he fathered my ggg grandmother. Any additional informatiojn you can provide on him or his family would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your kind attention.

Re: Allain's in Guernsey erly 40's

2006-09-16 04:02:40Z

Hi Fiona:
My father's family lived in Guernsey for many years.
My father Frank Cyril Allain (deceased) was also in the Royal Navy, Class 145 Royal Arthur. His father was Frank Denlow Cyril Allain, his mother was Lillian Allain. I have a photo of them taken in Guernsey dated 1946.
His sister's name was Ailie. They moved to Halifax. Yorkshire. England and Granfather owned a 'Gentlemans Club' (the true aristocratic kind, not the tacky places they are here in the USA) After grandfather passed, Lillian moved to Farnborough, south of London, then to Marlow, south of London. I know there was an Aunt Blanche in Guernsey, I visited her in the late 70's with my mother.
Maybe we are related in some way. I have looked on the Guernsey websites but not found anything.
Patricia

William Gordon Allain b.1942 Moncton prob.real name Nowlan

2006-07-30 05:29:02Z

I am the daughter of William Gordon Allain DOB May,4,1942 in Moncton to a Novell Perry and Alyre Allain.

In my efforts to research the family tree I have found that my Grandpere was not an Allain. He was maybe a Nowlan or another spelling of that name. He left home at 12 and worked for an Allain family and assumed their name and married and went through life and died an Allain.

I need to know more about this family that has "given" me my name. If you can help please reply.
Thanks
D. Allain

David Allain m. Belsemire Cormier ~ from Bouctouche New Brunswick

2006-07-29 23:28:06Z

Hi Melissa, I am also looking for Allain relatives from Buctouche NB. My father was born there to Emilien Allain and Clara Hunter. Emilien's parents were David Allain and Belsemire Cormier and Clara's parents I do not know except that her father was a Hunter(possibly Andrew) and her mother was a Waltham. Emilien and Clara's children were Walter, Ernest, Nelson and Andrew. Just wondering if you could possibly help me.
Thanks, Pat

Leonad (Leodord) Allain m. Jeannette Allain ~ NB

2006-07-29 23:26:09Z

Hi Donald, not quite sure how, but I can tell you with a great amount of certainty that we are related. My grandfather is Léonad(Léodord) Allain, son of Thomas and Suzanne Allain. My grandmother is Jeannette Allain daughter of Alain and Yvonne Allain. Should you need any info or if you have any to give, please contact me. I am originaly from Neguac, NB, but I now live in Moncton, NB ( a mear 150 km away).

Vital Allain - m.1869 New Brunswick - Marie Auger

gtrmaker — 2006-07-29 23:26:47Z

Hello Janet,

I must apologize for not having checked this board for quite a while. I was excited to see that someone replied to my original posting. My father Louis V. Allain died last Sunday and for over a year I've been trying to put together our Allain familt history. My paternal grandfather was Benjamin Louis Allain (born 1888) who had a sister named Suzanne Allain (born approx 1892) who was a witness to my dads baptism in Neguac. Their father was Vital Allain (born approx 1840) and mother was Marie Auger (born approx 1855), but I cannot find out who the parents of Vital were. I am using Family Tree Maker software to help with all of the data I've collected so far and it's working out nicely. I would be more than happy to share all of the info I've gathered with you and would appreciate any info you can help me with. I look forward to corresponding with you. I live in New Jersey although my family is from Sanford Maine. My email address is fretwork@warwick.net.

Best Regards, Don

Re: Pierre Allain letter, Baton Rouge 1803

jararoux — 2007-03-26 01:09:51Z

I have another cousin who could translate this letter if you can email it to me at Jara@roux.org

The wedding you mention is for my antecedents & I would be very happy to have a copy/scan.

Thanks,

Jara Roux

Re: Pierre Allain letter, Baton Rouge 1803

jarar — 2008-02-28 02:34:25Z

If you can scan and email a copy to me of this letter, I can get a translation done by another cousin. The Dubroca marriage that you mention is of my direct ancestors and I am very much interested in having a copy.

Thanks.

Re: Louis Allain in Acadia and New England

leblancc162 — 2008-01-21 21:59:55Z

I need your email address because the document is in PDF format.

Question - Alfred Allain & Melina Dubois

thealt1 — 2006-11-13 10:13:20Z

Are you a descendant of Alfred Allain and Melina Dubois (married July 16, 1894 in St Ferdinand, Cté Megantic, Quebec, Canada)? Their first child was named Alfred. Alfred and Melina are my ggUncle and Aunt. I have post cards written to my grandmother, Maria Allain, by Alfred (son of Alfred and Melina). Would like to exchange genealogy information, photos etc.

Marianne Allain m.1872 Pierre Jardoin in St. Landry

anneguillorythom1 — 2006-07-29 23:27:20Z

Greetings,
Thank you for your kind offer of help with Louisiana Allains.
I am seeking information on Marianne Allain who married Pierre Jardoin in 1872 and had at least one daughter, Melodise Jardoin in 1873. Melody is my great grand mother.
I have been advised that my Marianne Allain is possibly the daughter of Guiomette Allain and Marianne Guillory. Who is Guiomette Allain? Also, is Marianne Guillory the daughter of Denis Guillory and Marianne Versiende Papillon?
Any information is appreciated.
Best Regards,
Anne Guillory Thom

David Allain m. Belsemire Cormier

2006-07-30 05:28:31Z

I think that this is also the information that I am looking for. My great great grandfather was David Allain, he married Belsmide Cormier. My great grandfather was Walter William Emeline, he married Clara Mae Hunter. Does any of this sound familiar?

Re: descendants of Louis ALLAIN m.abt.1748 Anne LEGER

rick_legere — 2006-12-01 03:27:47Z

Louis Allain born 16 May 1722 Grande Pre, Acadia
Married 24 Jun 1748 Beaubasin, Acadia
Anne Leger born 1732 Petitcodiac, ACADIA

Children
Madeleine, Marguerite, Benjamin, Michel, Joseph, Marie (Dite Judith), Jean Baptiste, Louis, and Pierre

Re: descendants of Louis ALLAIN m.abt.1748 Anne LEGER

rick_legere — 2006-12-01 03:27:47Z

If you need more
Email me at ricklegere@eastlink.ca
or my Webpage also has this information
at http://users.eastlink.ca/~rickeylegere/

I can translate

variocana — 2006-07-29 21:27:47Z

Hello, my name is Frank Allain I was born in Belgium from french parents and live in the UK for the moment. If you are still interested I can translate you that letter

Re: Pierre Allain letter, Baton Rouge 1803

harrisonlatour — 2007-06-03 07:01:22Z

I would be interested in this letter also.

Document Date: 5/6/1819
Notary: Conveyance Book E
Document Number: 297
Location: West Baton Rouge
Master: Pierre Allain
Master's Gender: 2
Name: Delphine
Gender: female
Race: mulatto
Age: 23
Freed: purchase by other
Slave was Liberto (To be freed at allowable age. Restricted to age 30 after US takeover)
Name Type of Freer: Duborca
Freer: Martin
Freer Gender: male
sold or inventoried as an individual
Sale Common Price: 350
A condition was imposed on this manumission. 1 = yes.
Terms: at age 30
Comments: Condition of the sale is the slave will be freed at age 30. Price is low, probably subsidy by seller.
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Family Data Collection - Individual Records Record
about Pierre Allain Name: Pierre Allain
Spouse: Marie Pauline Duplessis
Parents: Jean Francois Allain , Marie Francoise Ricard
Birth Place: Pt Coupee, LA
Birth Date: 11 September 1762
Marriage Date: 31 May 1804
Death Date: 8 February 1820
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In 1819 slave sale, listed in the WBR Court, Book "E", pg. 247
states that Delphine Allain is "sold" to Martin DuBroca, "natural
son of Bernard DuBroca". Delphine was shown as being the child
of Pierre Allain (brother of Bernard's wife, Manette). Pierre stated
that Delphine was born to him and Mai, his slave, "without benefit
of marriage". This confirms Martin as being Bernard's son, probably
also by a slave, in the Mobile area, "without benefit of marriage".
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THE DUBROCA FAMILY OF LOUISIANA

John Martin Dubroca (Bernard Maurice) was born in Mobile Co., AL
January 15, 1789. He married Delfina ALLAIN in Baton Rouge, LA, about 1813.
Delfina was born before 1800. The godmothers at the baptisms of Martin's and
Delphine's children included Catherine Dubroca, Magdelaine Dubroca, and Celemina
Dubroca; godfathers included Francois Allain and Valery Allain. At the time, it
was common for siblings to stand as godparents, suggesting that the Dubroca
girls may have been sisters of Martin's and the Allains may have been brothers
of Delphine's.
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Document Date: 6/8/1810
Document Number: 133
Notary: Conveyance Volume B
Depository: New Orleans Public Library
Location: West Baton Rouge
Language of this record: English
Seller: Nanette Duplessis
Buyer: Pierre Allain
Name: Marie Delphine
Name Type: Partilly coded, overwhelmingly European
Gender: female
Race: quadroon, quarteron
Age: 6
Birthplace: New Orleans Creole
sold or inventoried as an individual
Value of Sale: 450
Sale Common Price: 450
Where slave came from: East Baton Rouge
Comments: seller from East Baton Rogue
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Document Date: 12/18/1815
Notary: LDS Film 0876590
Document Number: 40
Location: Pointe Coupee
Master: Francisco dit Allain
Master's Gender: 2
Master's Race: black
Name: Valery
Gender: male
Race: mulatto
Age: 30
Freed: by living master
The manumission did not involve cash payment.
Slave was freed.
no prices at all
Members of Group: Celine and valery
Comments: No indication of self-purchase or conditions found in document
==========================================================

Harrison Thomas LaTour
LaTour Genealogical Research Services

Re: Pierre Allain letter, Baton Rouge 1803

harrisonlatour — 2007-06-09 16:10:39Z

DIGITAL LIBRARY ON AMERICAN SLAVERY

Petition 20883515 Details
Location: West Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Salutation: To the Honorable the Court of Probates of the Parish of West Baton Rouge (, )
Filing Court and Date: Probate, 1835-May-23
Ending Court and Date: Probate, 1836-January-4

General Petition Information
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=kinghar...

Abstract: François, Fergus, Celeste, and Theophile Allain petition for an account of the administration of the estate of their late father, Pierre Allain. They ask the court to decree to them their rightful portion of the estate. They inform the court that Pierre Allain died 8 February 1820, leaving a widow, Mannette Duplessis, and eight children as “his only and lawful heirs.” Pierre’s estate, which included a number of slaves, was inventoried and appraised at $56,051.50. The petitioners claim that, after a family meeting to adjudicate to their mother her portion of the community estate, it was decided that the remaining property of the succession should be sold at public sale with the proceeds equally divided among the children. The petitioners allege that only two of the heirs, Pauline Allain, now Mrs. Janin, and Celina Allain, now Mrs. Johnson, have so far been paid their portion of the estate. Two other of the children, Severine and Achille, have since died. The petitioners ask the court to direct Manette Duplessis and her new husband, Jacques Blanchard, to “render an account of the said administration” of Pierre Allain’s estate and to condemn them to pay “in solido” the sum of $5,000. They also ask for “what ever other and further sum may be proved to be due to each of them” from the amount inherited by their late siblings.
Result: partially granted

# of Petition Pages: 4

Related Documents: Inventory & Appraisal, Succession of Pierre Allain, ca. 22 April 1820; Account of Family Meeting, 22 April 1820; Account of Public Sale, 3 June 1820; Statement of Debts, ca. 4 January 1836; Partition of the Estate of Pierre Allain, ca. 4 January 1836; Judgment, 4 January 1836
Pages of Related Documents: 25

People Associated with Petition 20883515
Slaves: 39
Free Persons of Color: 3
Defendants: 2
Petitioners: 4
Other People: 7

Citation Information
Repository: West Baton Rouge Parish Courthouse, Port Allen, Louisiana

found in Records of the Fourth Judicial District Court
Record Group:
Document Number 81
Box:
Folder:
Book:
Volume:
Page:
Microfilm:

Processing Information
Transcribed?: No
Book Edition?: No
Record Created: 12/3/1996
Record Final Edited: 1/16/2004
Record Last Updated on: 5/15/2006 2:29:00 PM

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DIGITAL LIBRARY ON AMERICAN SLAVERY

Community Estate of ALLAIN, Pierre in Petition 20883515
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Jean in Petition 20883515
Name: Jean
Petition: 20883515 filed in Louisiana, 1835
Role in Petition:
Ethnicity and Gender: black male
Enslavement Status: slave
Age:
Birth:
Death:
Owned slaves?
Occupation:
Skills:
Diseases:
Physical Attributes:
Moral Attributes:
Plantations:
Literate?
Urban?
Runaway?
Punishments Received:
Term slave?
Freedom:

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1850 United States Federal Census

Name: Jean Allain
Age: 56
Estimated birth year: abt 1794
Birth Place: Louisiana
Race: Mulatto
Gender: Female
Home in 1850
(City,County,State): St Landry, Louisiana

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DIGITAL LIBRARY ON AMERICAN SLAVERY

PAR Number 20883903
Location: St. Landry Parish, Louisiana; Year: 1839

Abstract: Joseph Guillory, a free man of color, represents that he is the “owner and actual possessor” of a tract of land in the parish of St. Landry. He charges that Jean Allain Jr., also a free man of color, has frequently trespassed on his land, "cut and destroyed large quantities of timber," and made eight hundred rails from the timber. Guillory alleges that it is Allain’s intention to remove the rails and convert them to his “private use.” He therefore seeks an injunction to prevent Allain from removing the rails and further trespassing on the land. He also seeks $200 in damages for the waste caused on the land.

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1850 United States Federal Census

Name: Jean Allain
Age: 34
Estimated birth year: abt 1816
Birth Place: Louisiana
Race: Mulatto
Gender: Male
Home in 1850
(City,County,State): St Landry, Louisiana

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Allain, Jean m. Eleonore Guillory Succ. dated 25 May 1878 (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Succ. #4008).
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Allen, Francoise (Jean & Eleonor Guillory) m. 3 Jan. 1873 Jean Baptiste Papillon (Opel. Ct. Hse.: Mar. # 7212).

Allain, Francoise (Jean & Leonor Guillory) m. 23 Jan. 1873
Jean Baptiste Papillon (Eunice Ch.: v. 1, p. 22).
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Papillon, Magdeleine (Jean Baptiste & Francoise Allain) b. 27 May 1888 (Eunice Ch.: v. 2, p. 77).
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Harrison Thomas LaTour
LaTour Genealogical Research Services

descendants of Louis ALLAIN m.abt.1748 Anne LEGER

paperboy1949 — 2006-07-29 21:24:52Z

Looking for descendants of louis allain b. Abt 1722. Married Anne Leger Abt 1748. I think Louis was born in Acadia.

I have a Louis Allain b.1722

paperboy1949 — 2006-07-30 05:27:59Z

I have a Louis Allian, b 1722 and was wondering if the Louis you have is one of his ancestors. The Louis I have was maried to one of my cousins, so his ancestor wouldn't be related, but his descendants. If you have my Louis in your tree I would be interested in any info on his descendants as they would all be cousins. I would also be willing to share any info I have that you would be interested in.

Re: descendants of Louis ALLAIN m.abt.1748 Anne LEGER

paperboy1949 — 2006-09-16 01:38:03Z

Thanks Rick,

That info is a big help.

Mike

Louis Allain in Acadia and New England

leblancc_1 — 2006-09-14 01:35:01Z

I have the article by Gerald Kelly entitled "Louis Allain in Acadia and New England", published by La Société Historique Acadienne (39ième cahier, Vol. IV no 9, 1973 - in English). If you would like a copy, please let me know.

Re: Allain from Louisiana

allaintt — 2007-01-12 05:26:12Z

I second that Francois. We have an awesome family history. Come in and let me take care of your feet.
Todd Allain
allaintt@aol.com

Re: Partial - re: Hyacinth Allain - m.Louisiana - Charles S. Morgan

allaintt — 2007-01-12 05:22:35Z

Young 14 year old Capt Jean Francois came to Louisina as a cabin boy in 1719. He travelled on Le Phillipe. I have heard some tales. Love to talk.
allaintt@aol.com

Re: Partial - re: Hyacinth Allain - m.Louisiana - Charles S. Morgan

allaintt — 2007-01-12 05:18:09Z

I think we are cousins.
Todd Allain
allaintt@aol.com

Re: Louis Allain in Acadia and New England

chapjuan1 — 2008-01-21 18:47:16Z

I would love a copy, are you able to scan it or did you need my address?

Pierre Allain letter, Baton Rouge 1803

ERIKMCBROOM61 — 2007-06-09 05:00:07Z

I have a letter in french date April 12, 1803 at Baton Rouge, La. from Pierre Allain writing to an Armand about various family incidents. One note is of his brother in law, Alexandre Patin who had recently died. Another is the marriage of his sister Manette Allain to Mon. Dubroca. Also speaks of Mme. Hortena? Vahamonde and going to New Orleans for Bordeaux wine. If anyone is interested and can maybe translate the text please send me an email and I can forward you a clear scan of the letter.
Thanks.

Re: I can translate

ERIKMCBROOM61 — 2007-06-09 05:00:07Z

Hello Frank,
That would be great!!! Wwhat email address would you like me to send the scan to?
Erik

Re: Louis Allain in Acadia and New England

jayson138 — 2007-12-14 14:38:48Z

I would like to have a copy. I had a copy but misplaced. Is it digitized? If so that would be great! I am also trying to locate the connection back to France.

Many thanks

Allain - Louisiana

jennpetross — 2008-04-11 13:58:22Z

I'm looking for more info. on my husband's lineage.

What I know...
Joseph Allain b.1849 d.1908, New Orleans
m. Anna d.1937
Their son -
Maxime Etienne Allain Sr. b.1895 d. 1949, New Orleans
m. Josephine Eshman b. 1899
Had 3 sons Joseph, Earl and
Maxime Etienne Allain Jr. b.1915 d.1963, New Orleans
m. Thelma Mae Hammond d.1949

Re: Pierre Allain letter, Baton Rouge 1803

alchemist7 — 2007-03-08 12:40:19Z

I'd also be interested in this, or a translation if you have it already.

Re: Joseph Francois ALLAIN - m1.1776 Catherine HUARD - m2.1795 Isabelle BERGERON ~ settled in Paspebiac, Quebec

emondars — 2007-06-11 18:33:14Z

Hi Here it is 3 years later, I just read your message. I am doing research on the same family. I have Joseph Francois Alain's father as Gilles Alain. My aunt went into microfilm at the library. I am related through Isabelle also. My G grandfather was Honore Desire Alain (born 1865) from Gaspe. There are many of his descendants in the Detroit area. I hope this is helpful! Leslie Allain-Emond

Re: I have a Louis Allain b.1722

kimparisi — 2008-02-10 15:38:44Z

A little late for reply. You probably already found out that Louis Allain b1722 is the son of Pierre Allain b1691-1744 and pierre is the son of Louis Allain b1654-1737. Kim

Re: Louis Allain m. Marguerite Bourg (Antoine & Antoinette Landry)

kimparisi — 2008-02-10 15:36:16Z

I am also a descendant of Louis Allain and his son Pierre. We are related. Kim