Joseph James Doucet

Joseph James Doucet

Lifespan: 1706 – 1767

Birth: 12 Mar 1706 in Port Royal (Acadia), Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia, Canada

Occupation: Unknown

Marriage: Marie Anne Agnes

Children: Anne Judith Mius d’Entremont, Elisabeth Isabelle Mius, Madeleine Mius d’Entremont, Jean Pierre Muise or Mius d’Azit, Louis Mius d’Entremont, Marie Josette, Charles Amand II Mius, Marie Cecile Mius, Felicite Mius d’Entremont, Marie Josephe Mius

Parents: Unknown & Unknown

Death: 1767 in Cap Sable, Nova Scotia, Canada

Burial: Unknown

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