Terriot or Thériault Maureen Pichie

Terriot or Thériault

Jean Theriault or Terriot or Rheault and Perrine Rau

Jean Theriault or Terriot

Born 1601

Died in 1686 at Port Royal, Acadie, NB

Parents: John and Elizabeth Theriot ............Vienna.

Married 9 May 1635 Martaizé,  France

Perrine Rheault

Born 1611

Died about 1686 in Port Royal, Acadie, NB

Parents: unknown

ancestor of all of America's Terriot Jehan and / or John. Jehan was born in 1600 in the village of Mairtaizé, Loudanais region (Loudun), Poitou Province in France. He was married to May 8, 1632 at Périnne Breau who was born in 1611.

Name	Born	Death	Father	Mother	Husband (se)
Claude Theriault	1637	September 17, 1725	Jean Theriault	Perrine Rheault	Marie Gaudreau
Bonaventure Theriault	1641	May 3, 1731	Jean Theriault	Perrine Rheault	JeanneBoudreau
JeanneThériualt	1643	December 7, 1726	Jean Theriault	Perrine Rheault	Pierre Thibodeau
Germain Thériault	1646	1678	Jean Theriault	Perrine Rheault	AndréeBrown
Catherine Thériault	1650	July 21, 1713	JeanTheriault	Perrine Rheault	PierreGuilbeault
Pierre Theriault	1654	March 21, 1725	Jean Theriault	Perrine Rheault	Cécile Landry

Jehan Thériault is a laborer. He was recruited to Acadia by Charles de Menou d'Aulnay and Charnisay and governor of Acadia. They went Auray July 28, 1632 (1936?) With the Commander of Isaac Razilly and arrived in Acadia the August 14 and September 8, 1632 after a month and a half of sailing. They landed at LaHave today LaHave, Nova Scotia. They settled in Port Royal. The commander of Razilly died in December 1635 and the command returns to Charles deMenou.

Jehan was a laborer and a peaceful man, his existence is completely unrolled at PortRoyal.This is not surprising since this institution was almost the only one in Acadia before 1680. Jehan and Périnne had 07 children Claude and Germain that will ensure the offspring of all families Thériault of America.

In the census of 1686, Jehan and Périnne are both deceased. According to research, Jehan reportedly died around 1686 and 1671.Périnne to

Luc Therriaultthe lineage of Claude and eleventh generation in this new world.

Vessel came to New France

Ships 517-518-519

On 23 July the fleet of three ships King with 300men,whose armed ship Hope-in-God, Richelieu gift with $ 10 to 000L Razilly from Auray in Brittany. Under load the Commander Razilly, ships with 300 men, three Capuchin arrive at LaHave on 8 September. Port Royal returns to the French and the Scots board a vessel.

Among the crew there Pierre Tessier, first pilot and André Roy, gunner. Departure of d'Aulnay with Esperance en Dieu du Fort Ste-Marie-de-Grâce, wearing LaHave 24 November 1632 and finish in La Rochelle 24 January 1633

Ships in New France   

One of the three ships of the fleet Razilly its charter is part of 20 June 1632, in the Teuleron notary in La Rochelle where it says that the return is in Dieppe. Trudel wrote that St. John arrives at Havre de Grace February 11, 1633 in charge of cod and other goods after unloading England 46 Scots who were in Port Royal with their furs and rarity of the country. According to the Acadian Historical Society Melanson, who lived in Port Royal this time, were not Scottish. The St. John is commanded by Pierre de Nesle. The third ship of the fleet of Razilly is the St. Peter commanded by Captain Pierre Grégoire.   

Fleet in Acadia in 1632

September 8 Rasilly fleet of three ships with 300 men arrived in LaHave with orders and commissions King of Great Britain to thecommander Scotsremoval of Port Royal and board on one of its vessels. The Scots have embarked on the St. John wrote Trudel, then left England. As for

Champlain he orders another ship for CapeBreton to restore Fort Sainte-Anne1650).

Charles de Menou d'Aulnay, (born in 1604 at Castle Charnisay, France; died accidentally in  Was alternately tower captain, a lieutenant in the Navy for his cousin Isaac Razilly and governor of Acadia. Born in France, his father was a high-ranking officer for Louis XIII.

Razilly Isaac became governor of Acadia in 1632 and Menou was one of his assistants, borrowing funds, renting boats and recruiting men for the regular crossings Atlantic for the Company of New France and a private company, Razilly-Condonnier. These companies sometimes have different interests, which occasioned an expensive competition.

Razilly died in 1635 and his brother, Claude deRazilly,was responsible for administering the Acadia as governor. Claude, held by his business in France, did not come to Acadia but named Charles de Menou d'Aulnay as a lieutenant to govern on their behalf and manage the company in Acadia while he managed the operations in France. It was only in 1638, Menou d'Aulnay will receive royal letter to his appointment as governor of Acadia.

After an intense and expensive struggle between his troops and the rival faction led by Charles de Saint-Étienne de la Tour and thanks to his decisive military victory by the capture of fort La Tour on the St. JohnRiverin 1645, Charles de Menou in 1647 was appointed governor of the whole region. This military supremacy does not helped resolve the economic and social instability in the colony which Charles de Menou d'Aulnay faces.

For his commitment to the settlement, he left a prosperous colony to his death. The main achievement de ofCharlesMenou d'Aulnay has been the establishment of the Acadian people in Port-Royal. It is one of the pioneers of European settlement in North America. After Charles de Menou accidental death in 1650, Acadia is sinking back into internal conflicts.