Paul
LEGER
Born
abt. 1728
,
Acadia, Canada
Died
8 January 1769
,
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Paul was deported as part of the Acadian Exile / Grand Derangement around 1755.
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Paul LEGER married Marie Josephte SAVOIE
Marriage date: abt. 1750
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Marie Josephte SAVOIE was the child of Paul SAVOIE and Judith MICHEL
Marie Josephte SAVOIEMarriage date: abt. 1750
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Marie Josephte SAVOIE was the child of Paul SAVOIE and Judith MICHEL
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1753 Birth of ChildJean Baptiste LEGER was born 15 April 1753, Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada (Petitcodiac, Acadia)
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