Filles a Marier
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Jean Letellier & Renée Lorion
Jean Letellier & Renée Lorion Jean Letellier & Renée Lorion Jean Letellier Variations: Le Tellier, Tellier, dit Lafortune Parents: Son of Nicolas Le Tellier and Élisabeth de Lespine, Jean was born around 1643 in La Lande-d’Airou, Normandy, in the diocese of Coutances (Manche 50262).123 He arrived in New France as a soldier of the La Fouille Company of the Carignan-Salières Regiment45 (a company sent to Trois-Rivières).6 In early 1665, the La Fouille Company was stationed at La Mothe Saint-Héray (Poitou). They embarked on the ship Saint-Sébastien on May 24, 1665, and arrived in Quebec on September 12, 1665, after a 117-day journey, including the boarding period. According to a letter…
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Jeanne Soldé & Jacques Beauvais dit Saint-James
Jeanne Soldé & Jacques Beauvais dit Saint-James Jeanne Soldé & Jacques Beauvais dit Saint-James Jeanne Soldé (1630 – after 1697) She was baptized Anne, daughter of Martin Sauldé and Julienne Potier, on August 24, 1630, in Villaines-sous-Malicorne (St-Germain), Sarthe, France.1 Note: She had a sister of the same name baptized in 1638. Census records list her age inconsistently: 34 in 1666 (≈1632), 40 in 1667 (≈1627), and 47 in 1681 (≈1634). She used only the name “Jeanne” in New France.2 She arrived in Montreal in 1653 as part of La Grande Recrue (The Great Recruitment).3 Jacques Beauvais dit Saint-James (1623–1691) Born on November 22, 1623, in Igé, Diocese of Séez,…
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Élisabeth Gobinet & Paul Benoit
Gobinet-Benoit Genealogical Record Élisabeth Gobinet & Paul Benoit Élisabeth Gobinet (1641-1715) Daughter of Nicolas Gobinet and Marguerite Lorgeleux, born circa 1641 in Gonesse, Vexin region, Archdiocese of Paris (Val-d’Oise).1,2 Key Details Arrived in New France before 1663 as a “Fille à Marier” (Marriageable Daughter)3,4 First mentioned in colony records at her 1658 marriage5 Died April 2, 1715 in Longueuil, aged 766 Had 240 descendants by 17297 Paul Benoit (1623-1686) Son of François Benoist and Dimanche Chaspelin, born circa 1623 in Châtillon-en-Bazois, Diocese of Nevers, France.8,9 Key Details Master carpenter recruited to defend Montreal in 1653 (“La Grande Recrue”)10 Signed 5-year contract with Montreal Company on May 23, 165311 Died January…
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Marie Miville & Mathieu Amiot dit Villeneuve
Marie Miville & Mathieu Amiot – Historical Profile Marie Miville, also known as Marie “dite” Anne, Deschênes, and Mainville Daughter of Pierre Miville dit Le Suisse (ca. 1602–1669) and Charlotte Maugis (ca. 1607–1676). Mathieu Amiot, Sieur de Villeneuve: Son of Philippe Amiot (1600–1639) and Anne Couvent (ca. 1604–1675). Birth & Early Life Marie Miville: Born December 13, 1632, in Notre-Dame de Brouage (now Hiers-Brouage, Charente-Maritime), France. Baptized same day.1,2,3 Mathieu Amiot: Born circa 1628 in Estrées, Île-de-France, France. Migrated to New France with parents in 1635.4 Marriage Married November 22, 1650, at Notre-Dame Chapel, Quebec: – Marie Miville (age 17) – Mathieu Amiot (age 22) Marriage contract signed November 19,…
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Marie Godard & Toussaint Giroux
Biographies Marie Godard Birth: c.1641 in Mortagne, Perche, France Death: 21 November 1684 (aged ~43), buried in Beauport, Canada Alternative Spellings: Godart, Godare Research Note: Origin disputed – some sources suggest possible Algonquin ancestry.[8] Toussaint Giroux Birth: Baptized 2 November 1633 in Réveillon, France Death: 15 February 1715 (aged 82), Beauport, Canada Occupation: Linen weaver Parents: Jean Giroux & Marguerite Quilleron Marriage & Family First Marriage: 29 September 1654 in Beauport, Canada[1] Marie Godard (~16 years old) Toussaint Giroux (21 years old) Celebrant: Jesuit priest Paul Ragueneau Witnesses: Sieur Giffar & Sieur Denis le fils Children (with Marie Godard): Charles (1655-1655) Raphaël (1656-1715) Charles (1658-1708) Toussaint (1660-1660) Michel (1661-1715) Toussaint…
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Marguerite Leclerc & Nicolas Leblond
Marguerite Leclerc & Nicolas Leblond Marguerite Leclerc (1640–1705) Also known as: Marguerite Le Clerc, Marguerite Lebel. Early Life Daughter of Jean Leclerc and Perette Brunet. Baptized on February 12, 1640, in Saint-Rémy, Dieppe, Normandy, France.1 First Marriage: Nicolas Leblond (1637–1677) Marriage contract signed on September 11, 1661, in the presence of Martin LeGrapt and notary Claude Auber.2 Married on October 13, 1661, at La-Visitation-de-Notre-Dame, Château-Richer, New France.3 Children with Nicolas Leblond: Jean Leblond (1662–1662) Jacques Leblond (1663–1663) Catherine Leblond (1664–1758) Marie Madeleine Leblond (1665–1723) Anne Leblon (b. 1666) Nicolas Leblond (1667–1734) Jean Baptiste Leblond (b. 1669) Jean Baptiste Leblond (b. 1670) Joseph Leblond (b. 1672) Marguerite Leblond (b. 1673) Marie…
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Marguerite Leclerc & Nicolas Leblond
Marguerite Leclerc 1, 2, 3 (1640 – 1705) Elle est aussi connue sous le nom de Marguerite le Clerc 4 et Marguerite Lebel 2. Elle est la fille de Jean Leclerc et Perette Brunet. Elle est baptisée le 12 février 1640 à Saint-Rémy, Dieppe, Normandie (Seine-Maritime), France[1] 5, 6, 7, 8. Marguerite (LeClerc) Leclerc a vécuau Canada, Nouvelle-France. Marguerite Leclerc et Nicolas Leblond signent un contrat de mariage le 11 septembre 1661 en présence de Martin LeGrapt devant le notaire Claude Auber[2] 10. Elle épouse Nicolas Leblond, fils de Jacques Leblond et Françoise de Nolan le 13 octobre 1661 à La-Visitation-de-Notre-Dame de Château-Richer, 2, 4, 11. Contrairement à ce qui…
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Magdelaine Miville & Jean Cauchon
Magdelaine Miville & Jean Cauchon – Historical Profile Magdelaine Miville Also known as: Madeleine, Marguerite, Minville, Menville Parents Daughter of Pierre Miville “dit Le Suisse” and Charlotte Maugis.[1] Birth Born on 18 November 1636 in Notre-Dame de Brouage, Saintonge (now Hiers-Brouage, Charente-Maritime), France, and baptized the same day.[2][3] Arrival in New France First family mention in Quebec on 28 October 1649, when her father Pierre Miville was granted land.[4] Jean Cauchon Also known as: Jean Cochon, Jean Couchon Parents Son of Jehan Cochon and Marguerite Cointerel. Birth Born circa 1627 in Saint-Jacques, Dieppe, Normandy (Seine-Maritime), France. Migration Arrived in New France c. 1636 with his father. First documented presence in…
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Catherine Colin & Claude (Guion) Guyon
Catherine Colin & Claude Guyon – Genealogical Record Catherine Colin (1633–1688) Parents Daughter of René Jacques Colin and Madeleine Bobusse. Birth Baptized on September 12, 1633, in Épernon, parish of Saint-Pierre (Eure-et-Loir, France).1,2 Arrival in New France First mentioned in New France in 1655 at her marriage. She likely arrived by 1654, as ships did not sail during winter.3 Marriage On February 7, 1655, at Notre-Dame parish in Québec, Catherine Colin (age 22) married Claude Guyon (age 26), son of Jean Guyon du Buisson and Mathurine Robin dite Boulé.4,5,6 Children (with Claude Guyon) Jean Guyon (1656–1733) Marie Madeleine Guyon (1657–1723) Louise Guyon (1659–1727) Marguerite Guyon (1662–1663) Claude Guyon (1663–1728) Catherine…
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Marie Gasnier & André LeLoutre dit Berthelot
Marie Gasnier & André LeLoutre dit Berthelot Marie Gasnier (1644–1717) Parents: Daughter of Louis (Gasnier) Gagnier and Madeleine Michel. Baptism: Born on September 5, 1644, and baptized on September 20, 1644, at Notre-Dame Parish, Québec, Canada.[1] Note: Contrary to Tanguay’s records, she was not the mother of Pierre Blain. First Marriage: André LeLoutre dit Berthelot (1659) Marriage contract signed on January 25, 1659, before notary Claude Auber. Married on January 26, 1659, at Notre-Dame de Québec: André LeLoutre (~26 years old) and Marie Gasnier (15 years old).[2] Children of André LeLoutre & Marie Gasnier: Marie Madeleine Leloutre (May 19, 1662–1748) – Married Joseph Paré in 1685 as Berthelot. Nicolas Leloutre…
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Anne LeMoyne & Michael Messier
Anne Le Moyne & Michel Messier Anne Le Moyne & Michel Messier Anne Le Moyne (variation: Lemoine) was the daughter of Pierre Le Moyne and Judith Duchesne. She was baptized on July 26, 1638, in Dieppe (St-Jacques), in Normandy (Seine-Maritime). Her godmother was Anne Lefebvre, and her godfather was Jean Le Moyne. 1, 2 In 1657, she joined her brother Charles Le Moyne in the colony, along with her brother Jacques and her sister Jeanne. It is unknown on which ship they arrived. 3 The first mention of Anne found in the colony’s records is at the baptism of Françoise Janot on January 21, 1658, in Montreal (ND), where she…
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Marie Grandin & Jacques David
Marie Grandin & Jacques David Marie Grandin & Jacques David Marie Grandin Marie Grandin (variants of the name: Grandrin, Granderie, Grandré, Grandin, Grandery) was born around 1646 in St-Andre-des-Arts, Paris, France. She was the daughter of Claude Grandry and Jeanne Doussin.[1] Baptism According to Fichier Origine, Marie was baptized on August 7, 1653, in Paris (Seine).[2] However, there is some confusion regarding her birth year. If she was born in 1653, she would have been only 9 years old at her marriage in 1662, which is highly unlikely. Therefore, the more plausible birth year is 1646, making her 16 at the time of her marriage.[2] Migration to New France Marie…
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Marie Pomponnelle & Nicolas Petit dit Laprée
Marie Pomponnelle & Nicolas Petit dit Laprée Marie Pomponnelle Marie Pomponnelle or Pouponnelle, recorded as Fauconnelle in the 1681 census; she is named Françoise Depersac at her daughter Françoise’s marriage, an obvious clerical error. Marie was born around 1630 (36 years old in 1666, 28 in 1667, 50 in 1681 according to censuses), daughter of Jean Pomponnelle and Michelle Boulet, in the village of Longèves in Aunis (Charente-Maritime), diocese of La Rochelle.[1] It is not known under what circumstances Marie came to New France or on which ship. Her first recorded presence in the registers is her marriage contract in July 1656. At her marriage contract, she was assisted by…
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Mathurine des Bordes
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Catherine Forestier & Jacques Ménard dit Lafontaine
Catherine ForestierVariations: Fortier, Foretier Catherine was baptized on January 6, 1640, in La Rochelle (Ste-Marguerite) in Aunis (Charente-Maritime 17300), France. She was the daughter of Jean Forestier and Julienne Coiffé. Her godfather was Jean Allard, and her godmother was Catherine De Champs (?).^[1][2]^ Note: Catherine is referred to as Forestier, Foretier, or Fortier in various records.^[3][4]^ The first mention of Catherine in the colony is her marriage. Catherine Forestier lived in Canada, New France. Marriage Jacques Ménard, son of Jean Ménard and Anne Savinelle, from the parish and town of Mervent, married Catherine Fortier (Forestier), daughter of Jean and Julienne Coiffé of La Rochelle, on November 19, 1657, at the…
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Jeanne Mercier & Claude Basile Joseph Poulain
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Denise Sevestre & Antoine Martin dit Montpellier
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Madeleine Marecot & Louis Martineau
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Noëlle Landeau & 1. Jean Baudoin & 2. Louis Tétrault
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Marie Boucher & Charles Godin
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Jeanne Garnier & Pierre Gendreau
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Geneviève Gamache & Julien (Fortin) Fortin dit Bellefontaine
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Vincente (Devarieux) Des Varieux & Pierre Gagnon
Vincente Des Varieux (1624 – 1695) Variants: Desvrieux, De Varieux, Devanier Parents She was the daughter of Jean (Desvarieux) Des Varieux (1600-after 1642) and Marie (Chevalier) Devarieux (1600-1695).[1] Birth She was born around 1624 in Saint-Vincent-d’Aubermail, Pays de Caux, Seine-Maritime, France. Marriage On September 14, 1642, at Notre-Dame Parish in Quebec, Canada, Vincente Des Varieux, aged ~18 years, married Pierre Gagnon, aged 30 years, son of Pierre Gaignon (c.1572-1633) and Renée Roger (c.1580-after 1647) (also known as Renée Madeleine Roger).[2][3] Children of Pierre Gagnon & Vincente Desvarieux[4] 1666 Census Pierre Gagnon, 50, merchant; Vincente des Varieux, 42, his wife; Jean, 22; Pierre, 20; Paul, 16; Joseph, 14; Marie, 11; Raphaël,…
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Catherine Crampon & Pierre Voyer
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Marie Deligny & Louis Jobidon
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Marguerite Morisseau
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Mathurine Roux & Gabriel Rouleau dit Sansoucy
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Marie Pinet de la Chenaye & Pierre Masse
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Marie Armand & Guillaume David
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Catherine St-Père & Nicolas Rivard dit Lavigne
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Jeanne Testard & François Leber
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Louise Gagné (Gasnier) & Claude Bouchard
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Catherine Caron & Jacques Dodier
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Charles Godin & Marie Boucher
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Noël Langlois & Françoise Grenier
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Ozanne (Anne) Achon and Pierre Tremblay
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Marie-Anne Hardy & Pierre Mallet
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Marie Lorgueil & Toussaint Hunault dit Deschamps
Marie Lorgueil & Toussaint Hunault dit Deschamps Marie Lorgueil Original name: Orgueille (variations: Orgueil, Orcüeil) Biography Born in Bordeaux (Ste-Croix parish), Guyenne (Gironde), on June 14, 1634, and baptized the following day. Daughter of Pierre Orgueille and Marie Bruelle. Godparents: Claude __ (illegible) and Marie Frugeau.12 She arrived in Montreal on November 16, 1653, as part of The Great Recruitment (La Grande Recrue).34 Marriage On November 23, 1654, Marie married Toussaint Hunault dit Deschamps in Montreal. The marriage was officiated by Jesuit priest Claude Pijart. Witnesses included Paul de Chomedey and Gilbert Barbier.56 Neither spouse could sign their names.7 Children Thècle Hunault – Born & baptized September 23, 1655; married…
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Marguerite Maclin (Maquelin) & Nicolas Bouhier (Boyer)
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Jeanne Merrin & Henri Perrin
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Marie Rocheron and François Gaulin
Pioneers of New France Marie Rocheron Marie Rocheron was baptized on April 21, 1639, in Saint-Cosme-de-Vair (now Saint-Cosme-au-Vairais), Perche, France. She was the daughter of Julien Rocheron and Martine Lemoyne, and her godparents were Marin Fortin and Marie Le Sallier. [1, 8, 9, 10] Marie migrated to New France in 1657, accompanied or followed by her brothers Gervais and Simon. [6, 11] François Gaulin François Gaulin was baptized on August 25, 1630, in Saint-Martin-du-Vieux-Bellême, Perche, France. He was the son of Vincent Gaulin and Marie Bonnemer, and his godparents were François Huet and Marie Boucher. [11, 12, 13, 14, 15] François migrated to New France around 1652. His sister Marguerite…
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Gillette Banne (c.1636-1672)- her life & trails
Gillette Banne’s life reflects the harsh realities and challenges faced by early settlers in New France, marked by resilience and, ultimately, a tragic attempt to protect her family. For a more in-depth exploration of her life, you might find this video informative:
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Guillaume Couture & Anne Emard
Anne Émard Variations: Aymart, Esmart, Émar, Père et mère: Jean Aymard et Marie Bineau[1] Naissance: Elle naît à Saint-André, Niort, Poitou (Deux-Sèvres), France et est baptisée le 22 octobre 1627 à Saint-André, Niort[2] MigrationAnne arrive dans la colonie avec ses deux soeurs Barbe et Magdeleine, y étant mentionnée pour la première fois en 1649.[3] Anne (Emard) Émard a vécuau Canada, Nouvelle-France. MariageLe 18 novembre 1649, Anne Émard et Guillaume Couture firent un contrat de mariage à la Pointe de Lévy par devant Guillaume Audouart, Guillaume donne à Anne un lit de plume garni et une vache à lait. Guillaume signe, Anne ne pouvait.[4] [5] [6] Le 18 de novembre mil…
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Marie Crevet & Robert Caron