Family: Joseph Brossard / Agnès Thibodeau (F847)

• Male Joseph Brossard

  
  

  Birth	11 Sept 1725	Port Royal, Acadia, (Maritime Provinces, Canada)
  Death	abt. 1765	Broussard,Louisiana
  Burial
  Marriage	11 Sep 1725	Port-Royal, Acadia, Canada
  Type	Catholic
  Father	Joseph Broussard dit Beausoliel | F852 Group Sheet
  Mother	Agnès Thibodeau | F852 Group Sheet

  
  

  Female Agnès Thibodeau

  
  

  Birth	19 Nov 1706	Port Royal, Acadia, (Maritime Provinces, Canada)
  Christening	22 Nov 1706	Port Royal, Acadia, (Maritime Provinces, Canada
  Death
  Burial
  Other Spouse	Joseph Broussard dit Beausoliel | F852
  Marriage
  Father	Michel Thibodeau | F845 Group Sheet
  Mother	Agnes Dugas | F845 Group Sheet

  
  

• Notes

  E-Link to Joseph Brossard, maybe questionable family link , but never-the-less , all family data suggests he was a distant relevant: http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Brossard Joseph Brossard was born in 1702 in Port-Royal. His father was Jean-François Brossard and his mother Catherine Richard. It is the ascendancy of Tina Knowles (née Beyincé) mother Beyoncé and Solange 1 . In September 1725 , in Annapolis Royal , Joseph Brossard married Agnes Thibodeau, daughter of Michel Thibodeau (Tibaudeau) and Agnes Dugas. A few years later, Joseph established himself at Chipoudy with his brother Alexander. Joseph had many problems with the law. In 1724, he had to submit to the Board of Annapolis for abusing another Acadian. In 1726, he was accused of being the father of an illegitimate child. He denied the charge but was imprisoned for some time for refusing to pay child support for the child. Joseph moved to Brossard Cran to 1740 . He lent a hand to troops Nicolas-Antoine Coulon de Villiers during the Battle of Grand-Pré in 1747 . October 21 of the same year Joseph Brossard and 11 others were declared outlaw by William Shirley , governor of Massachusetts , to be refueled French forces.