The name CHAMPOUX was originally spelled Champout (at least as far back as I can find it). It is also spelled Champou and Champo. In more recent years, it can be found as Shampo and Shampoo; and probably some other forms that I'm not aware of. Louis CHAMPOUX - Theotiste RIVARD My 6th great-grandparents
Louis CHAMPOUX, farmer, was the son of Joseph Amable CHAMPOUX and Marie Josephe PROVENCHER dit Ducharme.
Theotiste RIVARD was the daughter of Alexis RIVARD and Veronique GAUTHIER.
Louis and Theotiste were married 6 November 1797 in Yamachiche, Quebec. They had one known child, Theotiste CHAMPOUX.
Louis Champoux died on 29 November 1828 in Baie du Febvre and was buried the same day, which usually assumes some type of contagious illness. It is not known when Theotiste Rivard died.Joseph Amable CHAMPOUX - Marie Josephe PROVENCHER dit Ducharme
Alexis RIVARD - Veronique GAUTHIERMy 7th great-grandparents
Joseph Amable CHAMPOUX was born 19 May 1743 at Cap-de-la-Madeleine, Champlain, Quebec. He was baptized the same day at the church Ste. Marie Madeleine; his godparents were Nicolas LeBlanc and Magdeleine Provencher. His parents were Louis CHAMPOUX dit Beaucort and Marie Charlotte CREVIER dit Bellerive.
Marie Joseph PROVENCHER dit Ducharme was baptized 26 September 1738 at Yamachiche, Quebec; born to Jean Baptiste PROVENCHER dit Ducharme and Marie Josephe LESIEUR.
The couple wed on 16 Nvember 1767 in Yamachiche, Quebec. Their son was Louis CHAMPOUX.
It is not known when this couple died.
Alexis RIVARD was the son of Jean Baptiste RIVARD and Genevieve TOUTANT.
He married Veronique GAUTHEIR, daughter of Joseph GAUTHIER and Jeanne FOUCHER on 7 February 1763 in Yamachiche, Quebec. Alexis and Veronique had one known daughter, Theotiste RIVARD.
The death details for this couple are not known.Louis CHAMPOUX dit Beaucort - Marie Charlotte CREVIER dit Bellerive
Jean Baptiste PROVENCHER dit Ducharme - Marie Joseph LESIEUR
Jean Baptiste RIVARD - Genevieve TOUTANT
Joseph GAUTHIER - Jeanne FOUCHERMy 8th great-grandparents
Louis CHAMPOUX was the son of Pierre CHAMPOUX dit Jolicoeur and Genevieve GUILLET dit Lajeunesse.
Marie Charlotte CREVIER dit Bellerive was the daughter of Michel CREVIER dit Bellerive and Angelique MASSE. This couple married on 28 October 1735 in Cap-de-la-Madeleine, Quebec.
This couple had 5 known children, one of which was Joseph Amable CHAMPOUX. It is interesting to note that Marie Charlotte's surname is listed as Bellerive rather than Crevier on her children's baptismal records.
Marie Charlotte died 11 March 1753 at Cap-de-la-Madeleine and was buried there the next day at Ste. Marie Madeleine church. It is unknown when Louis Champoux died.
Jean Baptiste PROVENCHER dit Ducharme was born about 1708 to Jean François PROVENCHER dit Ducharme and Marguerite MOREAU.
Marie Josephe LESIEUR was born and baptized on 2 November 1707 at Batiscan, Quebec. Her parents were Julien LESIEUR and Simone BLANCHET; her godparents were Augustin Lesieur and Marie Josephe Trottier.
Jean Baptiste married Marie Josephe on 2 May 1737 at Yamachiche, Quebec. Their one known child was Marie Josephe PROVENCHER dit Ducharme.Marie Josephe Lesieur was buried on 6 June 1761 at Yamachiche. Jean-Baptiste Provencher's death details are unknown.
Jean Baptiste RIVARD was born 25 July 1702 at Batiscan, where he was baptized 2 days later. His parents were Julien RIVARD dit Langlanderie and Elizabeth THUNAY-DUFRESNE.
In March of 1728, Jean Baptiste Rivard married Genevieve TOUTANT at Yamachiche. She was baptized 31 March 1706 in Champlain, Quebec, the daughter of Nicolas TOUTANT and Marie Anne RAOUL. Jean Baptiste and Genevieve had one known son, Alexis RIVARD.
Genevieve Toutant died sometime before 7 February 1749, which is when Jean Baptiste Rivard married Marie Anne Lesieur (daughter of Charles Julien Lesieur/Marie Charlotee Rivard). Death details for Jean Baptiste are not known.
Joseph GAUTHIER was born 2 October 1701 in Boucherville, Quebec; he was baptized there the next day. His parents were Jean GAUTHIER and Jeanne PETIT.
Joseph married Jeanne FOUCHER in Lotbiniere, Quebec, on 17 July 1735. Nothing at all is known about Jeanne Foucher. The couple had two known daughters; Marie Genevieve and Veronique GAUTHEIR. The couple's death dates are unknown.Pierre CHAMPOUX dit Jolicoeur - Genevieve GUILLET dit Lajeunesse
Michel CREVIER dit Bellerive - Angelique MASSE
Jean François PROVENCHER dit Ducharme - Marguerite MOREAU
Julien LESIEUR - Simone BLANCHET
Julien RIVARD dit Langlandiere - Elizabeth THUNAY-DUFRESNE
Nicolas TOUTANT - Marie Anne RAOUL
Jean GAUTHIER - Jeanne PETITMy 9th great-grandparents
Pierre CHAMPOUX dit Jolicoeur's origins and parents are unknown. He married Genevieve GUILLET dit Lajeuness on 28 August 1679 in Becancour, Nicolet, Quebec.
Genevieve was born about 1665 at Cap-de-la-Madeleine to Pierre GUILLET dit Lajeunesse and Jeanne ST. PÈRE. Genevieve and Pierre had 4 known children; one being Louis CHAMPOUX dit Beaucourt. Pierre Champoux died sometime before 1724, when Genevieve married Ange Lefebvre (son of Pierre LEFEBVRE and Jeanne AUNEAU). It is unknown when Genevieve died.
Michel CREVIER dit Bellerive was born to Nicolas CREVIER dit Bellerive and Louise LECOUTURE; he was baptized 18 February 1680 in Batiscan, Quebec.
He married Angelique MASSE; nothing is known about her other than her name. Their known daughter was Marie Charlotte CREVIER dit Bellerive.
No death information for this couple is available.
Jean François PROVENCHER dit Ducharme was the son of Sébastien PROVENCHER and Marguerite MANCHON, born to them about 1673; his origins are unknown.
Marguerite MOREAU was born in Champlain, Quebec to Jean MOREAU and Anne GUILLET; she was baptized on 3 February 1680.
This couple married 15 November 1701 in Batiscan and had one known son, Jean Baptiste PROVENCHER dit Ducharme.
Jean François was buried 2 February 1734 in Bécancour, Quebec. It is not known when Marguerite died.
Julien LESIEUR was born in 1679 to Charles LESIEUR and Françoise LAFOND.
Simone BLANCHET was born about 1676 to René BLACNHET and Marie SEDILOT.
The couple were married 10 January 1701 in Batiscan. Julien signed the marriage record; Simone did not. Their daughter was Marie Josephe LESIEUR.
Julien was buried 17 August 1715 in Rivière-du-Loup, Quebec. Simone lived 47 more years before being buried at Yamachiche on 18 November 1762.
Julien RIVARD dit Langlanderie was born 9 December 1657 in Trois-Rivirès and baptized the same day; his parents were Nicolas RIVARD dit Lavigne and Catherine ST. PÈRE.
Elizabeth THUNAY-DUFRESNE was born about 1667, daughter of Pierre-Felix THUNAY-DUFRESNE and Elizabeth LEFEBVRE.
Julien and Elizabeth were married 16 November 1720 in Batiscan. They had 11 children. Three of their sons married into families mentioned on this page:Son Jean Baptiste RIVARD wed Genevieve TOUTANT (see above).
Son Francois Rivard married Marie Catherine Moreau, daugher of Jean MOREAU and Anne GUILLET.
Son Joseph Rivard married Marie Toutant, sister of his brother Jean Baptiste's wife Genevieve.
Elizabeth Thunay-Dufresne was interred 26 March 1734 at Yamachiche. It is unknown when Jean Baptiste Rivard died.
Nicolas TOUTANT was born about 1651 in St. Aubin, Tourouvre, Chartres, France to Antoine TOUTANT and Marie GITON.
Marie Anne RAOUL was born about 1672 to Alexandre RAOUL and Marie DESROSIERS.
This couple married on 16 August 1686 in Champlain, Quebec. They had two known daughters; Marie who wed Joseph Rivard; and Genevieve TOUTANT who wed his brother Jean Baptiste RIVARD.
Nicolas Toutant was buried 22 October 1711 in Champlain. Marie Anne Raoul's death details are not known.
Jean GAUTHIER was born about 1649 to Jean GAUTHIER and Jeanne CHARDAVOUENNE in Saintes, France. This surname has also been spelled GAULTIER and GAUTIER.
Jeanne PETIT was baptized 13 May 1657 in Trois-Rivières, the daughter of Nicolas PETIT dit Laprée and Marie POMPONNELLE.Jean and Jeanne wed on 26 November 1671 in Trois-Rivières. Their only known child is son Joseph GAUTHIER.
Jean Gauthier was buried 10 January 1717 in Montreal. It is not known when Jeanne Petit died.
The following couples are my 10th great-grandparents. There are 13 sets of them, which makes putting their names into a heading too lengthy. Andre CHAMPOUT-Marie LAVAU
Nothing known except the name of their son, Pierre CHAMPOUX dit Jolicoeur.Pierre GUILLET dit Lajeunesse-Jeanne ST. PÈRE
Pierre Guillet dit Lajeunesse was from either Saintonge or La Rochelle, France; born there in 1626 to François GUILLET and Perrine MENARD. It is not known when he arrived in Trois-Rivières, but he is believed to have been one of its first settlers. He was a carpenter and woodworker by trade.
Jeanne St. Père was baptized 3 February 1627 in St. Jean-de-Angély, Saintes, Saintonge, France. Her father was Étienne ST. PÈRE; her mother was Marie Madeleine COUTEAU.
About 1647, Jeanne immigrated to Canada with her mother and sister Catherine ST. PÈRE; all 3 of these women were considered filles à marier. History records the daughters landing at Trois-Rivières, while their mother landed in Quebec.
Jeanne and Pierre were married sometime in 1648.
This couple is also my 11th great-grandparents as well as my 10th. Two of their daughters, Anne GUILLET and Genevieve GUILLET went on to marry men from this direct line. Due to the fact that Anne is 11 years older than Genevieve, Pierre and Jeanne are actually my 11th great-grandparents through Anne and my 10th great-grandparents through Genevieve.
Jeanne St. Père died sometime before November 1669, which is when Pierre Guillet married fille du roi Madeleine Delaunay. Pierre Guillet dit Lajeunesse was buried 8 May 1695 at Cap-de-la-Madeleine.Jean MOREAU-Anne GUILLET
The daughter of Pierre GUILLET dit Lajeunesse and Jeanne ST. PÈRE, Anne (she did not use the dit name)was born in Trois-Rivirès in September of 1654 and baptized 4 October of that year in Quebec.
Jean was born about 1640; origins and parents unknown.
He and Anne were married about 1671 and had 6 known children, the oldest of which was Marguerite MOREAU.
Jean Moreau died at Batiscan on 4 February 1711. Anne Guillet's death details are not known.Nicolas RIVARD dit Lavigne-Catherine ST. PÈRE
Sister to Jeanne (and 7 years younger), Catherine was baptized 26 August 1634 in St. Jean-d'Angély, Saintes, Saintonge, France, daughter of Étienne ST. PÈRE and Marie Madeleine COUTEAU.
Catherine first married Mathurin Guillet, brother of sister Jeanne's husband Pierre. After he was killed by the Iroquois Indians, Catherine married Nicolas, 17 years her senior, in 1653 at Trois-Rivières.
Nicolas was the son of Pierre RIVARD and Jeanne MULLARD; he was baptized 17 June 1617 at St. Aubin, Tourouvre, Mortagne, Perche, France. His godparents were Nicolas Boucher and Jeanne Pichot. He enlisted to go to Canada on 6 March 1648 and worked for Noël Juchereau for 3 years. At some point he was made a militia captain and retired from that post in 1698 at 81 years of age.
Nicolas and Catherine had 10 children; their 3rd child and second son was Julien RIVARD dit Langlandiere.
Three years after his retirement, Nicolas Rivard dit Lavigne was buried on 1 June 1701 in Batiscan. Catherine St. Père died 27 June 1709 in Batiscan and was buried there the next day.Pierre Felix THUNAY-DUFRESNE - Elizabeth LEFEBVRE
Pierre Felix was a surgeon from France, born there about 1633; parents unknown. He married Elizabeth, 18 years his junior, about 1666.
Elizabeth was baptized 15 May 1651 in Trois-Rivières, the daughter of Pierre LEFEBVRE and Jeanne Auneau dit Aunois.
Pierre Felix and Elizabeth had one known daughter, Elizabeth THUNAY-DUFRESNE.
Pierre Felix was buried at Batiscan on 27 July 1683. Elizabeth married Jean Colet in 1687. It is not known when Elizabeth died.Nicolas CREVIER dit Bellerive-Louie LECOUTRE
Nicolas was born about 1641 in St. Cande le Jeune, Rouen, Normandy, France to Christophe CREVIER and Jeanne ÉVARD or LENARD.
Louise was a fille du roi who was born about 1648 in France; her parents are unknown.
This couple married at Cap-de-la-Madeleine about 1665. Their one known child is Michel CREVIER dit Bellerive.
Louise Lecoutre died sometime after 2 February 1689. Death details for Nicolas Crevier are unknown.Sébastien PROVENCHER-Marie MANCHON
Sébastien was born in 1628. Marguerite was born in France in 1637.
The couple entered into a marriage contract 22 January 1663, possibly in Cap-de-la-Madeleine. Although some sources list Marguerite as a fille du roi, the date of this marriage contract proves otherwise, as the first filles du roi did not arrive in New France until the summer of 1663.
The couple had two sons, both of whom married into the GUILLET family. Son Sébastien married Marie Catherine Guillet, daugher of Pierre GUILLET and Jeanne ST. PÈRE. Their son Jean François, who is in the direct line of our family, married the granddaughter of Pierre and Jeanne, Marguerite MOREAU; her parents were Jean MOREAU and Anne GUILLET.
No death information known for this couple.Charles LESIEUR-Francoise LAFOND
Charles was born about 1647; origins and parents unknown. He was a royal notary and tax prosecutor. Charles married Françoise about 1674. She was born in May 1658 to Étienne LAFOND and Marie BOUCHER. They had 4 known children, one of which was Julien LESIEUR.
Charles was buried 15 January 1697 in Batiscan. It is unknown when Françoise died.Renè BLANCHET-Marie SEDILOT
Renè was born about 1642 in Avanneau, La Rochelle, France to Renè BLANCHET and Marie Jeanne MARIE.
About 1676, he married Marie, who had been widowed by Julien Trotier. Their one know child was daughter Simone BLANCHET.
Renè died about 1704; Marie's death date is unknown.Antoine TOUTANT-Marie GITON
Their son is Nicolas TOUTANT. Nothing else known.Alexandre RAOUL-Marie DESROSIERS
Alexandre was the son of Louis RAOUL and Jacqueline ROBIN, born in Dey, Aunis, France about 1636.
Marie was baptized 16 June 1650 in Trois-Rivières; daughter of Antoine DEROSIERS and Anne LENEUF. The couple married 19 February 1664 in Trois-Rivières. Their daughter was Marie Anne DESROSIERS.Gabriel GAUTHIER-Jeanne CHARDAVONNE
These are the parents of Jean GAUTHIER. Nothing else known.Nicolas PETIT dit Laprée-Marie POMPONNELLE
Nicolas was from Le Gué-d'Alleré, Courçon, La Rochelle, Aunis, France; born there in 1632 to Nicolas PETIT and Catherine ANCELINE. He was a plowman who enlisted to go to Canada on 9 March 1649; he was educated enough to be able to sign his name.
Marie was a fille à marier from Longéves, La Rochelle, Aunis, France. She was born in 1630 to Jean POMPONNELLE and Michelle BOULET. She arrived in Trois-Rivières about 1656.
On 24 July 1656 Nicolas and Marie entered into a marriage contract; on 17 August 1656 they were married at Trois-Rivières. The couple had 9 children; Jeanne PETIT was the oldest.
Nicolas Petit died 26 June 1697 and was buried the next day at Varennes, Quebec. Marie died 18 November 1700 and was buried the next day at Varennes.These are my 11th great-grandparents. There are 12 sets, so I will use the previous format in the interest of space.
François GUILLET-Perrine MENARD
Their sons were Pierre GUILLET dit Lajeunesse and Mathurin Guillet who married sisters Jeanne and Catherine ST. PÈRE respectively. No other information on this couple.Étienne ST. PÈRE-Marie Madeleine COUTEAU
Étienne's birth information and parents are unknown. He was a master pastry chef. He wed Marie Madeleine about 1626 in St. Jean-d'Angély, Saintes, Saintonge, France.
Marie Madeleine was the daughter of Jean COUTEAU and Jeanne MORANT; born in 1607 in St. Jean-d'Angély. She was buried under the name Cousteau; historian Berneval claims that she was known in France as Noémie Coutaud.
Étienne died before May 1639. In 1647, Marie Madeleine--after annulling a marriage contract with André Musset--relocated to New France with her daughters Jeanne and Catherine, thus making all 3 of them filles à marier.
Nearly in poverty, Marie Madeleine wasted no time in entering a marriage contract with Emery Calteau on 12 October 1647; the marriage date is unknown. The union was short-lived, as Emery was killed by the Iroquois Indians on 2 June 1653. Marie-Madeleine quickly entered into a marriage contract with Claude Houssard dit Petit-Claude on 2 November of that year. On 15 April 1689, Marie-Madeleine had an act of donation drawn up in which her grandson Nicolas Rivard would inherit their land in exchange for his taking over the direct care of Claude, who had developed what can only be construed as a form of dementia--she claimed he was in "utter madness" and that one had to clean up "every mess which may be imagined". She also asked that her surviving daughter Catherine care for her in her old age.
Nicolas did not have to care for Claude long--he only lived 4 months after the act was penned. The Rivard-St. Père family joined forces and began donating to a fund, created outside the act of donation, to pay for Claude's medical expenses; with one of the granddaughters renouncing her promised dowry of 300 lvres to be donated to the cause.
Marie Madeleine died on 9 September 1691 and was buried the next day at Batiscan.Christophe CREVIER-Jeanne EVARD or LENARD
Christophe was the son of Nicolas CREVIER and Anne BASIRET. He was baptized 17 November 1611 at St. Cande Le Jeune, Rouen, Normandy, France; his godparents were Christophe & Michel Harinel and Catherine Baziret.
He married Jeanne 16 November 1633 in the above location. Nothing is known about Jeanne's parents or origins. Christophe was a baker and a merchant and the Sieur de Mëlée.
Their son was Nicolas CREVIER dit Bellerive. It is not known when this couple died.Pierre RIVARD-Jeanne MULLARD
This couple was from St. Aubin, Tourouvre, Mortagne, Perche, France. Pierre was born before 1599 to Michel Thomas RIVARD and Jeanne CHEVREAU; Jeanne was baptized 9 July 1597, accompanied by her godparents Jean Isbeau, Jeanne Doucet, and Françoise Bovin. Her parents were Robert MULLARD and Françoise LOUSCHE.
Pierre and Jeanne were married 11 November 1613 in their hometown. Their sons are Nicolas RIVARD who married Catherine ST. PÈRE and Robert Rivard who married Madeleine Guillet, daughter of Catherine's sister Jeanne ST. PÈRE and her husband Pierre GUILLET.
Pierre Rivard died after March 1652. It is unknown when his wife Jeanne died.Pierre LEFEBVRE-Jeanne AUNEAU dit Aunois
Pierre was the son of Pierre LEFEBVRE and Jeanne CUTILOUP of Secaux, Anthony, Paris, Île d'France, France, where he was born about 1616.
Jeanne's parents and origins in France are not known; she was born about 1626. She was a fille à marier who arrived in Trois-Rivières around 1645. This couple wed about 1646 in Trois-Rivières.
A year after the marriage, Pierre obtained "part I" of the seigneurie of Gentilly. In July 1648, Pierre was captured by Iroquois Indians; they returned him in October of that year. He was considered a "representative of the people" in 1658 and was a church warden in 1663. By 1668, civic-minded Pierre seemed to be slowing down; that year he turned over his part of the seigneurie of Gentilly to "Felix Thunay". Could this refer to his son-in-law Pierre Felix THUNAY-DUFRESNE? Possibly. Also in 1668, Pierre had his will drawn up on 16 July. He died sometime between that date and 12 October 1670. On 20 January 1671, Jeanne donated all of her belongings to her children; an act that was not formalized 13 years later on 9 October 1684. Jeanne died at Trois-Rivires on 11 February 1697 and was buried there the next day.Louis RAOUL-Jacqueline ROBIN
Their son is Alexandre RAOUL; nothing else known.Antoine DESROSIERS-Anne LENEUF
Antoine was a judge, born about 1619; his origins and parents are unknown. Anne was born in France in 1632, the daughter of Michel LENEUF; her mother is unknown. As Anne is not among the filles à marier/filles du roi, I am assuming that this couple married in France before coming to Canada. Their child was Marie DESROSIERS.
Antoine was buried 9 August 1691 in Champlain. Anne's death information is not known.Nicolas PETIT-Catherine ANCELINE
Nicolas PETIT is their son. Nothing else known.Jean POMPONNELLE-Michelle BOULET
These are the parents of Marie POMPONNELLE. They had both died by 1656, when Marie left to go to Canada. Nothing else known.Étienne LAFOND-Marie BOUCHER
Étienne was the son of Pierre LAFOND and Françoise PRIEUR of St. Laurent de la Barrière, St. Onge, France, where he was born in 1615. Marie was born about 1630, daughter of Gaspard BOUCHER and Nicole LEMAINE.
This couple married 30 Jan 1645 at Quebec City. Their son was François LAFOND.
Étienne was buried 15 September 1665 at Batiscan; it is not known when Marie died.Renè BLANCHET-Marie Jeanne MARIE
Their son is Renè BLANCHET; nothing else known.Louis SEDILOT-Marie GRIMOULT
Louis was from Montreuil, Picardie, France, born there about 1600. His parents are not known. Marie was born about 1606; nothing else known. The couple were married about 1633 in Paris, France.
Of their 4 known children, Marie SEDILOT is in our direct line.
Louis was buried 25 January 1672 in Quebec City. Marie's death details are not known.Nicolas CREVIER - Anne BASIRET
Jean COUTEAU - Jeanne MORANT
Michel RIVARD - Jeanne CHEVREAU
Robert MULLARD - Françoise LOUSCHE
Pierre LEFEBVRE - Jeanne CUTILOUP
Michel LENEUF
Pierre LAFOND - Françoise PRIEUR
Gaspard BOUCHER - Nicole LEMAINE
Nicolas CREVIER was baptized 19 April 1581 in St. Croix-St. Ouen, Rouen, France. His parents were Hugues CREVIER and Helene LEVASSEUR; his godparents were Nicolas Roussel and Clemènce Letardif. He was a baker and a merchant. Nicolas married Anne BASIRET about 1607 in Rouen, Normandy, France. Nothing about her origins are known. Their son was Christophe CREVIER.
Nicolas was buried 15 October 1626; Anne was buried 13 March 1651.
Jean COUTEAU and Jeanne MORANT were the parents of Marie Madeleine COUTEAU; nothing else known.
Michel Rivard and Jeanne Chevreau were the parents of Pierre RIVARD. Jeanne died before 13 September 1620; Michel died after that date. Nothing else known.
Robert MULLARD was a manual laborer. He married Françoise LOUSCHE about 1588. No other information available.
Pierre LEFEBVRE and Jeanne CUTILOUP are the parents of Pierre LEFEBVRE. Nothing else known.
The wife of Michel LENEUF and mother of his daughter Anne LENEUF is unknown.
Again...all that is known about the parents of Étienne LAFOND are their names: Pierre LAFOND and Françoise PRIEUR.
Gaspard BOUCHER was a carpenter from Langy, Mortagne, France; his parents are unknown, as well as his date of birth. His older brother was Marin Boucher.
Gaspard married Nicole LEMAINE about 1619; it is assumed that the couple immigrated together. Their daughter is Marie BOUCHER
.A footnote in Tanguay's reads, "Gaspard Boucher counts among his descendants Governors, Bishops, Judges, and a great number of the most remarkable families of Canada."Hugues CREVIER - Hélène LEVASSEUR My 13th great-grandparents
Hugues Crevier was a baker; the son of Rober CREVIER and Jeanne DAUPHIN (about whom nothing else is known, so there won't be a section for them).
Hugues married Hélène LEVASSEUR about 1560 in St. Croix-St. Ouen, Rouen, Normandy, France. Their marital home bore a sign that read, "La Tête Noire" or "The Black Head". Nothing else is known about this couple.Sources for this page:
"Before the King's Daughters-The Filles à Marier" by Peter J. Gagné
"Kings Daughters and Founding Mothers-The Filles du Roi" by Peter J. Gagné.
Tanguay's Dictionary
The Drouin Collection at Ancestry
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