Luc Gallien

Life events

1. 2 Mar 1845

   Birth¹

   Caraquet, Gloucester County, New Brunswick, Canada

2. 27 Jul 1845

   Baptism¹

   Caraquet, Gloucester County, New Brunswick, CanadaSaint-Pierre-aux-Liens

   Hector Drolet, preist

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   On 29 July 1845, the parish priest at St-Pierre-aux-Liens (Caraquet) supplied the baptismal ceremonies for Luc Gallien, who had been born earlier that year on 2 March 1845. He was the son of Dorité Galien and Marine Breton. The godparents chosen for the ceremony were Hyacinthe Doiron and Lucille Chiasson.

   Baptism Record

   Le 29 Juillet 1865, Nous Prêtre soussigné avons suppléé les
   cérémonies de baptême a

   a’ Luc né le 2 d’mars de Dorité Galien & de Marine Breton
   Parrain Hyacinthe Doiron, Marraine Lucille Chiasson

   Translation
   On the 29th of July 1865, We the undersigned Priest supplied the
   ceremonies of baptism to

   [to] Luc born the 2nd of March of Dorité Galien & of Marcelline Chiasson
   Godfather Hyacinthe Doiron, Godmother Lucille Chiasson

3. 1861

   Census²

   Neguac, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada

   1861 Canada Census

   1861 Canada Census

   Dosty Galio, male, age 40, French native, fisherman, Roman Catholic.
   Mary Galio, female, wife, age 40, French native, Roman Catholic.
   Miele Galio, female, daughter, age 20, French native, Roman Catholic.
   Mary Galio, female, daughter, age 13, French native, Roman Catholic.
   Catherine Galio, female, daughter, age 11, French native, Roman Catholic.
   Margaret Galio, female, daughter, age 8, French native, Roman Catholic.
   Pauline Galio, female, daughter, age 6 months, French native, Roman Catholic, born in the past year.
   Luke Galio, male, son, age 16, French native, Roman Catholic.
   William Galio, male, son, age 14, French native, Roman Catholic.
   Dausie Galio, male, son, age 5, French native, Roman Catholic.

4. Aug 1867

   Communion³

   Neguac, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, CanadaSaint Bernard Church

   Dosithée Gallien and his wife Marie [Marine LeBreton] are enumerated as household number 20 on a parish list of communicants, residing immediately adjacent to Olivier Thibodeau. Their eligible children, Luc and Marie, are listed within the household.

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   In August 1867, Dosithée Gallien and his wife Marie (Marine LeBreton) were enumerated at Paroisse Saint-Bernard in Néguac, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, on a parish census of communicants. Their home was recorded as household number 20, sitting immediately next door to Dosithée's brother-in-law, Olivier Thibodeau (household number 19). Living with them and noted as eligible communicants were their children, Luc Gallien and Marie Gallien. Their daughter Marguerite Gallien was omitted from this specific household block because she was recorded separately on the corresponding parish list of First Communicants for that same month.