This family was at Port-Royal and was deported to Massachusetts where they are found as of 1757, mostly in Gloucester.

In 1760 this couple had ten children. In 1766, Joseph Doucet requested permission to leave New England with his family so as to go to Québec, Canada.

Instead, on a date that is unknown, Joseph Doucet traveled on foot through the woods from Massachusetts to Nova Scotia to be reunited with his children.

Some had settled at Baie Ste-Marie and others in Yarmouth.

Joseph Doucet, the eldest of this family, settled at Butte des Doucet (Hubbard's Point).