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Charles-Amand Mius d’Entremont
Lifespan: 1702 – 1795
Birth: 17 Dec 1702 in Pobomcoup, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada
Occupation: Unknown
Marriage: Marie Marthe Hebert
Children: Marie Joseph Muis d’Entremont, Anne Muis d’Entremont, Charles-Amand Mius d’Entremont, Jean Baptiste d’Entremont, Jean Pierre Muis, Madeleine Modeste Muis, Madeleine Modeste Muis d’Entremont, Marie Cecile Muis d’Entremont, Charles Amand Muis d’Entremont, Marie Muis, Felicite Muis d’Entremont, Barthalome Muise d’Entremont
Parents: Joseph Mius d’Azit d’Entremont & Marie Jeanne Amirault
Death: 1795 in Cap Sables, Nova Scotia, Canada
Burial: Unknown
Chapter 1: Roots in Acadia – The Mius d’Entremont Lineage
The winter winds blew bitter across the shores of Pobomcoup when Charles-Amand Mius d’Entremont was born on December 17, 1702. His birth came not in obscurity but as part of a noble legacy—one rooted in centuries of European feudal tradition, transposed into the wilds of the New World. Pobomcoup, later anglicized as Pubnico, stood at the far southern tip of Nova Scotia, a land then known as Acadie—French, Catholic, and proud.