Remember Canada Martyrs and Tyrants Ends
People of Canada remember the hood of martyrs in the cause of Pare calls aloud for vengeance at your hands. The folding lists those fallen victims of despotism in the Lower Province with names including Ovide Perrault MP, Jean Olivier Chenier MP, Joseph Toussaint Drolet MRP, Pierre Amiot Mer MP, Jean Francois Lionnais MP, Joseph Narcisse Cardinal Mer, Joseph Duquette Major, Pierrre Theophile Decoigne, Sanguinet, Sanguinet, Navier Hamelin, Jacques Robert Major, Delorimier, Hindenlang Brig. v. a. Francois Nicolas, Amalie Daunais Lieut, Remy Narbonne Colonel, Isaiah Boudreau Nn. P. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ovide Perrault
Jean Olivier Chenier
Joseph Toussaint Drolet
Pierre Amiot
Mer
Jean Francois Lionnais
Joseph Narcisse Cardinal
Joseph Duquette
V.s Pierrre
Theophile Decoigne
Ambreise Sanguinet
St. Rp
Charles Sanguinet
P. Francois Navier Hamelin, Do. Jacques Robert, Maj Chevalier Delorimier
X. P. Ch
S Hindenlang
V. A
Francois Nicolas
Amalie Daunais
Remy Narbonne
Isaiah Boudreau
Nn. P
Notable Notary Decoigne Martyr of Lower Canada Rebellion
Biography recounts Treormix Lemons Decouxt Decoigne, son of Louis Decoigne, a notary public, born 1809 in LAcad ie, political activist, Notary Public since 1837, captor at Odelltown, executed January 1839 after a November 1838 arrest. Describes his bravery at Lacolle and Odelltown, family tragedy, and his death at 29, leaving a widow and two children.
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Pifant
Treormix
Lemons Decouxt
Louis Decoigne
Ste. Marguerite de Blairfindhe
L?acadie
Chang Wily
Montreal
Levis Mars Decoione
Lord Durham
O. Decotere
Napierville
L’acadie
J.B. Lukin
Jane
Raicals
Provincial Reform Association
Law
House of Assembly
Lord Gosford
Decoigne
L'Acadie
Jwiges
Chevalier de Lorimier
St. Athanase
Louis Marchand
St. Mathias
St. Charles
Decaigne
Marchand
Highgate
Iris
L’acaidie
Lacolle
Isle Aux Noix
Odelltown
United States
Hindenlang
State of New York
Odelstown
Amiot
Mr. Decoigne
Colborne
Lower Canada
Fate of Acadians shipped to Boston and scattered in colonies
A depiction from L Abbe Raynal and other sources details Acadians forced aboard filthy vessels, brutal treatment, and mass deaths by putrid fevers at embarkation points and ports. It describes settlements at St Gregoire, St Jacques, L'Assomption, Lacadie, and near St Johns, with Acadians shown as honest but oppressed.
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Canada
Boston
George
Gap
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Hero
St. Gregoire
Three Rivers
St. Jacques
L'Assomption
Lacadie
St. Johns
Halifax
L Abbe Raynal
England
Europe
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Brnos
Canadas
Maria
Chambly
John Calborne
Lord Rawdon
Col
Isaac Haynes
Ato
Decvigne
Acadia
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