The Cultural Landscape of 18th Century Louisbourg ~ Table B

NAME	SIZE OF PROPERTY	YEAR GRANTED OR OCCUPIED	WHARF	FLAKES	GRAVE	ARPENTS IN PRAIRIE	TOISES IN GARDEN	LIVESTOCK	ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
René Perré	93 x 12 toises	1717	for catch of 4 shallops	x	-	-	-	-	Died 1725; in hands of widow at least until 1734
Etienne Desroches - Gabriel Le Manquet - (his widow)	40 x 25 toises	1717	for catch of 2 shallops	none	-	-	-	-	Widow in 1722 census; not on 1753 return
François Du Pont	-	1733 - on land since at least 1724	-	for catch of 4 shallops	-	none	600	1 cow	In 1752 Dupont's widow lived on since at least their habitation with her 4 children and 3 engagés.
Joseph Du Pont	-	Before 1724 census	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Jean Le Prieur	-	Before 1724 Census	-	-	-	-	-	-	In 1724 he was dead. His son, Jean sold his share to sister Marie for 350 livres.
Visin Du Pont	-	1725	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Augustin Du Pont	-	1725	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Jean Durand	-	1725	x	for catch of 2 shallops	x	none	100	-	-
Simon Gaultier	-	1738	-	-	-	-	-	-	Gaultier bought land of late Durand by decree. Still had it in 1753. Bordered on north by Dominique mahé.
Jean La Fontaine	-	1725	-	-	-	-	-	-	Not on 1734 census
Joseph Lamuze	-	1725	-	-	-	-	-	-	Not on 1734 census
Jean Dubordieu	-	1725	-	-	-	-	-	-	See Le Corps
Michel Vallé (Vallet)	-	Before 1734 census	-	-	-	none	250	-	1753 says he is from Louisbourg
Louis Roussel (tonnelier)	-	Before 1734 census	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Guillaume Vallet	-	Before 1734 census	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Charles Yvon	-	1733	x	for catch of 4 shallops	x	none	120	3 hens	-
Veuve Toussain Le Borgne	-	Before 1734 census	-	-	-	-	-	-	Bordered on south by Dominique Mahé
Julien Banet	-	1733	x	for catch of 4 shallops	x	none	150	7 hens	In 1702 Banet's widow Marguerite Desroches was renting habitation to DeLort le jeune because she could not manage herself
Etienne Laurant	-	Before 1734 census	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Jean Le Corps - Françoise Desroche Veuve Duboudieu	-	Before 1734 census	x	for catch of 4 shallops	x	none	100	12 hens	In 1752 Veuve Dubordieu was living on this property on condition that if any of Le Corps' heirs turned up she would leave. No indication of what happened to Dubordieu's land.
Pierre Allain- George Chauvin	38 toises on shore	Granted before 1734; sold to Chauvin 1738	x	x	x	none	300	8 hens	Bordered on north and west by Boucher
Veuve Mirande, Joseph Mirande (her son)	-	Before 1734 census	-	-	-	none	80	3 hens	-
ean Denoyer	-	Before 1734 census	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Dominque Mahé - Pierre Nobelet - Antoine Desroches	22 x 90 toises	Before 1734 census; sold to Nobelet in 1743; sold to Desroches in 1750	x	for catch of 2 shallops	x	none	none	none	Bordered on south by Jean Durand- Simon Gaultier and on north by Boussain LeBorgne
Jude Reaux	-	1733	x	for catch of 3 shallops	x	-	-	a shee[ woth her lamb; 5 hens	on 1752 census but not 1753. Mentioned in 1755 sale.
Adam Perré	-	1733	x	for catch of 2 shallops	x	none	200	6 hens	-
Toilé (surgeon)	-	Before 1734 census	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Desroches	-	Before 1734 census	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Pierre Le Tourneur	-	1736	x	for catch of 3 shallops	x	none	120	1 cow	Still on land in 1753
Jacques Cousin	-	1750	-	for catch of 2 shallops	x	none	60	-	Died 1753; land held by widow Marie Grossin.
Jacques Le Barbier Du Plessie (surgeon)	-	1750	-	-	-	none	150	15 hens	-
Pierre Jérome Boucher - Jacques Perrain	1275 x 1280 toises	1726; sold to Perrain 1751	-	-	-	15	400	-	80 square pieds of land reserved for church, presbytery & cemetery at time of sale.
François Mallet	148 toises in depth	Bought from Perrain 1752	-	for catch of 2 shallops	x	none	100	-	Land to southeast belongs to George Chauvin
Jean Claparede	Rest of land remaining to Perrain	Bought from Perrain 1754	-	-	-	15	400	-	Same land as Boucher-Perrain above
Jean Le Bessot, Jean Le Chou	-	-	-	for catch of 1 shallop	x	none	none	3 hens	Bessot dies in an English prison. No dates. Heirs could not claim land because of debts. La Choux built house, made grave and flakes
Jean La Choux - Daniel Augier	-	1733; sold to Augier 1755	x	x	x	none	250	2 cows	1752 census says grant made in 1733 Nothing in 1734 census. Concession papers destroyed in fire. Bordered Jude Reaux on south
Gideon Reaux	-	Before 1753 census	x	x	x	none	250	-	Rented in 1757 to Jean Baptiste Gerard. Property had a complete forge. Reaux was a forgeron. Relationship of G. Reaux to Jude Reaux unknown. Latter also a forgeron. Gerard a soldier.
Thomas Perré	-	-	-	-	-	none	none	1 cow	In 1751 he exchanged this for his brother Adam's share of their father's fauxbourg property. Deal was revoked a year later. Rented in 1750 to Guillaume Desroche!~ for 6 years.
Guillaume Desroches	-	Before 1753 census	-	-	-	-	800	-	Listed for first time in 1753 census unless he is one in 1734 for whom no first name was given. Garden very large, especially for someone just receiving grant
Jean & Joseph Desroches	-	-	-	-	-	none	none	-	Listed in 1753 census
Sr. Lambert of Louisbourg	-	-	-	-	-	none	none	-	Listed in 1753 census
Pierre Laurent of Louisbourg	-	-	-	-	-	none	none	-	Listed in 1753 census
Mathurin Cheanot	-	-	-	-	-	none	none	-	Listed in 1753 census