Individual Details

The family of Yves Crochet was at L'Anse-an Matelot, Ile St. Jean in 1752. They were deported to Rochefort after the capitulation of Louisbourg on July 26, 1758. Yves Crochet and his wife Pelagie arrived at St. Malo on October 1, 1759 (transferred from Rochefort). With them were Gregoire 15, Daniel 10, Anne 13, and Marguerite Benoist 8, Pelagie's brothers and sisters. While in France the family lived in the following parishes: Megrit, 1759-1761; St. Servan, 1762-1764; Megrit, 1765-1767; St. Servan, 1767-1768; Megrit, 1769-1772. Yves died 11/23/1773 and was buried 11/24/1773 at Megrit, FranceThe ship L'Amite left Nantes 8/12/1785 arriving in New Orleans 11/7/1785, carrying Yves widow Pelagie Benoist and her children Jean, Yves, Julien, Francoise, and Marguerite Crochet. They are recorded as family number 19.

Birth	1 Sep 1732	Megrit, Cotes-du-Nord, France
Baptism	2 Sep 1732	Megrit, Cotes-du-Nord, France
Marriage	6 Feb 1758	Louisbourg, Ile Royale, Acadia - Pelagie Blanche Benoit
Death	23 Nov 1773	Megrit, Cotes-du-Nord, France

Spouse	Pelagie Blanche Benoit (1741 - 1824)
Child	Jean Guillaume Crochet (1760 - )
Child	Francois Louis Crochet (1761 - )
Child	Jean Joseph Crochet (1763 - 1763)
Child	Francoise Pelagie Crochet (1764 - )
Child	Marguerite Perinne Crochet (1766 - )
Child	Yves Jean Crochet (1767 - 1799)
Child	Julien Crochet (1770 - 1829)
Child	Pelagie Crochet (1772 - )
Child	Jean Marin Crochet (1774 - )

Father	Guillaume Crochet ( - )
Mother	Julienne Durand ( - )
Sibling	Louis Crochet (1726 - )
Sibling	Guillaume Crochet (1730 - )
Sibling	Jacquemine Julienne Crochet (1734 - )
Sibling	Jean Francois Crochet (1736 - )
Sibling	Charlotte Crochet (1737 - )