Click on a pic to view the census taken of the Acadians living at Chaleur Bay of 1760.

Below is a reply email I received from Stephen A. White on this census.

Ms. DesRoches:
>A census was taken in Chaleur Bay in 1760 which lists the widow Paul
>Richard at the head of a family of seven members. The Charles Richard to
>whom you refer belonged to this family, although at the time he was only
>about nine years old and consequently was not listed on his own. The census
>was transcribed and published, along with other documents, by Régis Brun,
>in the 27th Cahier of the Société historique acadienne in 1970. The widow
>Richard appears on page 267 in this publication.
>
>Sincerely yours,
>
>Stephen A. White
>Genealogist
>
> >>> "lillian DesRoches" <marylillian4@hotmail.com> 02/01 2:13 pm >>>
>Hello,
>   My cousin Charles(Chuck)Richards from New Hampshire,USA was wondering if
>Mr.Steven White(or possibly someone else)would do a look-up for him.
>
>   Charles is looking for a census or something on the Acadians that fled
>to
>Challeur Bay during the deportation. He's read that Charles Richard a
>brother to Joseph who married the Poirier sisters,had seeked refuge at
>Challeur Bay. Would like to find confirmation on this.
>
>Thank you.If you wish to communicate directly to Charles Richards his
>e-mail
>address is:  richardstree@metrocast.net
>
>Thank you,
>Lillian DesRoches
>PEI

The above census images were taken from the following cahier.