Joseph and Anne and their three children were deported on one of the "Five Ships". She and two of their children died at sea including young Joseph, the remaining child died shortly after. [1]
AUCOIN Joseph, 38, plowman, hospitalized 3 March-1 April, resides in Ploubalay
BLANCHARD Anne, 34, his wife, died at sea
AUCOIN Radegonde, 5, daughter, died at the hospital on 11 April 1759)
AUCOIN Joseph, 2, died at sea
AUCOIN Ozite, 8, died at sea
See also:
Karen Theriot Reader Joseph citing Albert Robichaux, Jr., THE ACADIAN EXILES IN SAINT-MALO; 1758-1785; Eunice, LA, Hebert Publications, 1981, Part I, Vol. I; p. 16, family #25; own copy; contains Family Genealogies A-G. Joseph AUCOIN, son of Joseph & Anne BLANCHARD, born about 1756 died on board ship during the crossing to France, as did his mother and sister.
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