The ancestor of Acadian Pinet is Philippe Pinet who was married to Catherine Hebert. He was the son of a Pinet, origin unknown, and Anne-Marie, a Micmac.
Let us follow, through census reports, Philippe and his family during a period of 55 years from 1671 to 1726.
1671 (Port Royal) - René Rimbault (farmer) 55; his wife Anne-Marie 40, and their 5 children: Philippe 16, François 15, Jeanne 11, Marie 10, Françoise 5
12 heads of cattle and 9 sheep
1678 (Port Royal) - Philippe Rimbault and Catherine Hebert
1 cow, 4 acres of land
1686 (Baie des Mines) - Philippe Pinet 32 and Catherine Hebert 24
Children: John 6 , Antoine 4, Noël 3, Marie 1
2 rifles, 8 acres, 12 heads of cattle, 15 pigs
1693 (Les Mines) - Philippe Pinet 40 and Catherine Hebert 32
Children: Jean 15, Antoine 11, Noël 9, Marie 7, Anne 6, Genevieve 4, Catherine 3
1 rifle, 14 heads of cattle, 6 pigs, 10 acres, 14 sheep
1701 (Les Mines) - Philippe Pinet, his wife, 4 boys and 5 girls
10 acres, 20 heads of cattle, 30 sheep, 14 pigs, 1 rifle
1703 (Les Mines) - Philippe and his wife Pinet
6 boys, 2 girls, 1 boy capable of bearing arms
1707 (Les Mines) - Philippe and his wife Pinet
2 boys over 14, 2 boys under 14, 3 girls over 12
9 heads of cattle, 10 sheep, 6 pigs, 12 acres
1717 (Île Royale) - The widow Pinet, Acadian, 3 son, 2 girls
King’s ration for 1 year
1717 (Port Toulouse) - The widow Pinet, Acadian, 3 son
1719 (Port Toulouse) - widow Pinet: 3 children, 3 domestic, 3 boats
1724 (Port Toulouse) - widow Pinet: born in Acadia, gardener, 1 son below 15
1726 (Port Toulouse) - widow Pinet, born Acadia, gardener, 2 sons over 15
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