Display Patriot - P-179041 - Joseph HEBERT

Joseph HEBERT

SAR Patriot #: P-179041

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State of Service: ESP      Qualifying Service: Patriotic Service
DAR #: A054071

Birth: 1733-1740 Acadia / / Canada
Death: 13 Oct 1790 / St Martin Parish / LA

Qualifying Service Description:

Soldier; Attakapas, Louisiana Militia, 1777


Additional References:
  1. Louisiana Patriots, 1776-1783. Elizabeth Whitman Schmidt, compiler. DAR. 1994
  2. Charles Robert Churchill, Pres LASSAR: "Spanish - English War" 1779-1783" pg 289-290: “Bernardo de Gálvez Services to the Amer Rev&rdquo

Spouse: Francoise Hebert
Children: Louis; Nicolas; Marie Marinette;
Members Who Share This Ancestor
Date Approved Society ACN SAR Member Info Lineage via Child View Application Detail
2009-06-04 AZ 35391 Lee Wells Lovorn (174132) Louis   
2019-03-22 LA 84751 Terry Lynn Dupuy (200544) Louis   
Location:
Saint Martinville / St. Martin Parish / LA / USA
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Comments:
  • The memorial page on Find-a-Grave has no photos and no known grave location
  • There is a note stating that some old headstones were moved from the old cemetery on the church grounds during expansion. Nov 2020


Directions to Cemetery / Gravesite:

From Lafayette Regional Airport, 200 Terminal Dr, Lafayette, LA 70508, follow Blue Blvd to Surrey St 2 min (0.3 mi). Take US-90 E/Hwy 90 E, LA-182 S/Old Spanish Trail Hwy N and Louisiana 92-1 to Solitude St in Saint Martinville 23 min (17.7 mi). Continue on Solitude St. Drive to Solitude Ln 27 s (331 ft). Turn right onto Solitude St 190 ft. Continue onto Solitude Ln. Destination will be on the left 141 ft, Solitude Ln, St Martinville, LA 70582




Author: Terry Dupuy

Joseph dit Pepin Hebert was born about 1739, the son of Jean-Baptiste Hebert dit Manuel and Claire Robichaux.

He was part of the Grande Derangement in Acadie when he was about 16 years of age. His other history in Acadie is unknown, except he married Francoise Hebert about 1762 while in exile. He arrived in Louisiana in 1765 and was listed in the Cabonoce Censuses in 1766 and 1769, where he was also in Judice's Company of the Cabonoce Militia. He moved to Fausse Pointe in the Attakapas District, where he was in the 1774 Attakapas Census. 

He was "assigned to drive a herd of cattle to New Orleans to aid Spain's campaign against West Florida during the American Revolution." On 23 June 1781, he received an 800 arpent Spanish land claim on both sides of Bayou Petit Anse. Their children were:

  • Louis was born about 1764 and married Francoise Broussard.
  • Nicolas was born in 1769 and married Julie Prevost.
  • Andre was baptized on 16 February 1772 and never married.
  • Alexandre was baptized in 1774 and married Francoise Clemence Fostin.
  • Constance Hebert was born on 18 August 1778, and her marriage is unknown.
  • Marguerite Eloise's date of birth is unknown, and she married Francois Labouve.
  • Marie Magdeleine was born on 21 February 1782 and married Joseph Guilbeau.
  • Marie was born on 2 March 1784 and married Valentine Landry.
  • Euphrosine was born on 4 March 1786 and married Agricole LeBlanc.
  • Placide was born in April 1788 and married Louise Hebert.

Joseph served as a Fusilier under Commandant De Clouet in the Attakapas Militia of Bernardo de Galvez's Army. He participated in the capture of the British at Fort Bute at Manchac and the fort at Baton Rouge.

The Patriot died on 13 October 1790 in the Attakapas District and was buried in St. Martinville, Louisiana, at St. Martin de Tours Catholic Cemetery and was re-interred at St. Michael's Catholic Cemetery across Bayou Teche.


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