The earliest spelling I have found recorded for this surname is Hains. However, it can also be found spelled Hins, Ens (possibly because of the French pronunciation of the name), and Heins.
There are a lot of direct line surnames on this page; as well as a little DNA information.Charles Philippe LATREMOUILLE -
Marie HINS/HAINS
My 5th great-grandparents Marie HINS or HAINS was born and baptized on 7 June 1792 in Chambly, Chambly, Quebec to François HINS/HAINS and Marguerite RACINE.
After the publication of 3 banns, Marie married Charles Phillipe LATREMOUILLE on 23 October 1809 in Chambly. Of their 16 children, their daughter Marguerite became my 4th great-grandmother. Despite being 10th in the birth order, Marguerite ended up being the second-youngest child in the family due to the next 5 children born to the family dying in infancy--including a set of twins. In the end, only 7 of the Latremouille children lived to adulthood.
Marie Hins died sometime before daughter Marguerite's marriage in January of 1846, as she is referred to as "defunct" in that record.François HINS/HAINS - Marguerite RACINE My 6th great-grandparents
Other than his name, the fact that he was a farmer, and the names of his parents--Joseph HINS or HAINS and Marie Dorothee GAUMONT, nothing else is yet known about François HINS or HAINS.
Marguerite RACINE was baptized at Quebec City on 23 May 1753, born there to parents Jean Baptiste Clement RACINE and Marguerite MONTY.
Marguerite had been widowed by Joseph Breard dit La Roche before her marriage to François Hins, which took place in Chambly, Chambly, Quebec on 7 June 1785. This event took place after the publication of 3 banns and was known to be attended by the bride's uncle Noel Hins, the bride's brother in laws François Gachet and Augustin Desnor and their spouses, the bride's father Jean Baptiste Racine, and her sisters Angelique and Elisabeth. If there were other guests, they either could not or forgot to sign the record.
It is not known when either François or Marguerite died.Jean Baptiste Clement RACINE - Marguerite MONTY
Joseph HINS/HAINS - Marie Dorothee GAUMONT
My 7th great-grandparents Jean Baptiste Clement RACINE was baptized in Quebec City on 9 January 1727; his parents were François Clement RACINE and Elisabeth LECOMPTE.
Marguerite MONTY was born to Jean MONTY andMarie Marthe POYER.
Jean Baptiste and Marguerite were married on 9 February 1750 in Chambly. They had one known daughter, Marguerite RACINE. Jean Baptiste supported his family as a carpenter.
It is not known when Jean Baptiste or Marguerite died.
Joseph HINS or HAINS was the son of Joseph HINS and Marie POSE. He was baptized in St. Thomas, Quebec on 29 September 1714.
Joseph was widowed twice before he married Marie Dorothee GAUMONT; by Genevieve Vaillancour in 1745 and Marie Louise Charlotte Damours sometime after October 1754. Joseph and Marie Dorothee were married 12 September 1746 in St. Thomas. Marie's parents were Joseph GAUMONT and Dorothee LEFEBVRE. Joseph and Marie Dorothee had 3 known sons; one of which was Francois HINS/HAINS.
Joseph was buried 10 May 1762 in St. Thomas. Marie Dorothee's death details are unknown.Jean MONTY - Marie Marthe POYER
François Clement RACINE - Elisabeth LECOMPTE
Joseph HAINS - Marie POSE
Joseph GAUMONT - Dorothee LEFEBVREMy 8th great-grandparents
Jean MONTY came from the St. Bernard, Cominges, Gascogne region of France. His parents were Dominique MONTY and Jeanne BENOIST. Tanguay's Dictionary claims that he was a soldier.
Marie Mathe POYER was born in August of 1710 in Chambly, Chambly, Quebec. Her parents were Jacques POYER and Marguerite DUBOIS.
Jean and Marie Marthe were married 27 February 1729 in Chambly. They had two known daughters, Marie Genevieve and Marguerite MONTY.
According to the Descendants of Marie Marguerie Homepage, Marie Marthe Poyer carried the mitrochondial DNA type "French W". She seems to be the last one in this direct line to have this mitrochondial DNA. I do not know enough about DNA to speculate why this is so; I simply offer it as information. Do follow the link, though; the site has lots of information about the MARGUERIE line.
Jean Monty died sometime before 17 February 1760, the date of Marie Marthe Poyer's remarriage to Philippe Meunier. It is not known when Marie Marthe Poyer died.
François Clement RACINEwas baptized 3 December 1700 in Quebec City; his parents were Pierre RACINE and Louise GUYON.
Elisabeth LECOMPTE was the daughter of Jean LECOMPTE and Marguerite HÉDOUIN. She was baptized 7 April 1706 in Quebec City.
François and Elisabeth were married 23 September 1724 in Quebec City. Their son was Jean Baptiste Clement RACINE.
It is not known when either François or Elisabeth died.
Joseph HAINS was Huerel, Boston, France; born there in 1685 to Jean HAINS and Angelique HOLKNE.
Joseph married Marie POSE on 3 October 1712 in St. Thomas, Quebec. She was the daughter of Jacques POSE and Marie JOBIDON. They had 2 known sons, Noel and Joseph HAINS.
Joseph Hains was buried in St. Thomas on 29 March 1745. Marie's death details are not known.
Joseph GAUMONT was born to Germain GAUMONT and Marie BALARD.
Dorothee LEFEBVRE was baptized in St. Michel, Quebec, on 19 June 1702, born to Jean LEFEBVRE dit Boulanger and Reine MESNY.
The couple were married in St. Thomas, Quebec on 4 October 1728.
It is not known when either Joseph or Dorothee died.Jean HAINS - Angelique HOLKNE
Jacques POSE - Marie JOBIDON
Jean LEFEBVRE dit Boulanger - Reine MESNY
Germian GAUMONT - Marie BALARD
Jacques POYER - Marguerite DUBOIS
Dominique MONTY - Jeanne BENOIST
Jean LECOMPTE - Marguerite HÉDOUIN
Pierre RACINE - Louise GUYONMy 9th great grandparents
Jean HAINS and Angelique Holkne are from Huerel, Boston, France. Their son is Joseph HAINS. Nothing else is known about Jean and Angelique.
All that is known about Jacques POSE is his name.
Marie JOBIDON was born 16 March 1656 in Quebec City and baptized there two days later. Her parents were Louis JOBIDON and Marie DELIGNY.
Jacques and Marie were married 1 February 1678 in Quebec City.
Jacques Pose probably died sometime after 3 October 1712; the date of their daughter Marie POSE's marriage. Marie Jobidon died before that date, as she is noted as "defunct" in her daughter's marriage record.
Jean LEFEBVRE dit Boulanger was baptized in Ste. Famille on the Île d'Orlèans, Quebec on 12 December 1671; his parents were Claude LEFEBVRE dit Boulanger and Marie ARCULAR.
Reine MESNY was baptized 20 June 1675, also in Ste. Famille, the daughter of Étienne MESNY and Catherine LAÎNÉ.
It is unknown when this couple were married. They had a known daughter, Dorothee LEFEBVRE.
Jean was buried in St. Michel, Quebec on 19 November 1747. Reine was buried at St. Thomas on 16 March 1750.
Germain GAUMONT was baptized 15 July 1674 in St. Thomas, Quebec, a son of Robert GAUMONT and Louise ROBIN.
Marie BALARD was baptized 23 February 1678 in Quebec City after being born to Louis BALARD dit Latour and Marguerite MIGNERON.
Germain and Marie were married in St. Thomas on 16 November 1700; their one known son is Joseph GAUMONT.
Germain was the first to die; he was buried 28 July 1749 in St. Thomas. Marie died 10 years later and was buried 12 December 1759 in St. Thomas.
Jacques POYER can also be found in some records as BOYER--Cyprien Tanguay refers to him in a footnote as "Boyer dit LaLapintarde; sergeant of the troops, company of M. deBeaujeau". His parents and origins are unknown.
Marguerite DUBOIS was baptized 12 May 1685 in Trois-Rivières, Quebec, the daughter of Antoine DUBOIS and Marie Marthe MORAL. Marguerite is also one of the women in this line to carry the "French W" haplotype of mitochondrial DNA.
It is unknown when Jacques and Marguerite were married. Their one known child is Marie Marthe POYER.
Dominique MONTY and Jeanne BENOIST were from St. Bernard, Cominges, Gascogne, France. Their child was Jean MONTY.
Jean LECOMPTE was from Gigues, Sees, France; born there in 1670 to Vincent LECOMPTE and Marie GOMBEAU.
Marguerite HÉDOUIN was the daughter of Jacques HÉDOUIN dit Laforge and Jeanne BRASSARD. She was baptized in Quebec City on 23 February 1684.
This couple recited their wedding vows on 1 May 1703 in Quebec City. Their one known child was Elisabeth HÉDOUIN.
Jean and Marguerite were married 42 years when Jean was buried on 29 Novebmer 1745 in Quebec City. Marguerite was buried 27 November 1753 in Quebec, almost 8 years to the day after her husband.
Pierre RACINE was from Château-Richer, Quebec; the son of Etienne RACINE and Marguerite MARTIN. He was baptized on 26 October 1654.
Louise GUYON was baptized 2 February 1660 in Quebec City, the daughter of Claude GUYON and Catherine COLIN.
Pierre and Louise were married on 6 July 1682 at Ste. Famille on the Île d'Orleans, Quebec. They had one known child, François Clement RACINE.
Pierre was buried in Quebec City on 14 March 1729. About 2 years later, Louise followed on 12 December 1727; she was also buried in Quebec City.Louis JOBIDON - Marie DELIGNY
Claude LEFEBVRE - Marie ARCULAR
Étienne MESNY - Catherine LAÎNÉ
Robert GAUMONT - Louise ROBIN
Louis BALARD - Marguerite MIGNERON
Étienne RACINE - Marguerite MARTIN
Claude GUYON - Catherine COIN
Antoine DUBOIS - Marie Marthe MORALLouis JOBIDON was born in 1632 in Chartres, France to Jacques JOBIDON or BIDON and Marie VRAMENT. Tanguay's Dictionary, Volume I shows this surname as Bidon. In Tanguay's Volume V, the surname is Jobidon with a footnote that reads: "This name is formed from the Christian name Job and the surname Bidon." Louis made his confirmation in 1660, which indicates that his religion of origin was something other than Catholic; the French government wanted all settlers of New France to convert to Catholicism.
Marie DELIGNY was a fille à marier from Gaudelay or Gaudelas, Meaux, Brie, Champagne, France, the daughter of Robert DELIGNY and Marie DE LA TACHE or De La Farge--deciphering old handwriting is often difficult!. She arrived in Quebec in 1655, after the death of her father.
Louis and Marie married in the home of Guillaume Thibaut on 3 November 1655. They had 11 children, one of which was Marie JOBIDON.
Louis Jobidon died sometime before 19 November 1677, which was when his estate was drawn up. Sometime later that year, Marie Deligny married Julien Allard. Marie died 24 December 1696 and was buried the next day at Château-Richer.
Claude LEFEBVRE was born about 1648 in Vigny, Pontoise, Rouen, Île de France, France, the son of Lois LEFEBVRE and Marie DE VERNEUIL. He was noted in Canada 11 November 1665 when he was confirmed at Quebec City. The census of 1666 finds him on the Île d'Orleans as the indentured servant of Jacques Bilodeau.
Marie ARCULAR was a fille du roi from St.-Nicolas-des-Champs, Paris, France; born there in 1651 to Jean ARCULAR and Catherine COIN. She came to Canada in 1669 following her father's death. Her dowry of good was worth 250 livres.
Claude and Marie were married on the Île d'Orleans, at Ste. Famille on 28 October 1669; at which time they were given the King's Gift of 50 livres. Claude was a baker by trade. They had 10 children, one of which was Jean LEFEBVRE.
Claude the baker died on 12 February 1690 of some type of illness; he had been a patiet of the Hôtel-Dieu du Quebec since the beginning of that month. Two years later, Marie married Pierre Lejamble, whom she also buried sometime between June 1707 and February 1712. Marie died 24 April 1718 and was buried the next day at St. Jean on the Île d'Orleans.
Étienne MESNY was born to Jean MESNY and Marie CANÉ about 1646 in Mesnières-en-Bray, Dieppe, Rouen, Normandy, France. He was in Canada by 1666; enumerated in that year's census as the indentured servant of Jean Gagnon at Beaupré; the next year found him in the same town as the servant of Jean Vauclin.
Catherine LAÎNÉ was baptized in Ste.-Croix-des-Pelletiers, Rouen, Normandy, France on 2 February 1654; her parents were Jean LAÎNÉ and Marie RENAULT. She came to Canada in 1671, complete with a dowry of goods worth 300 livres.
Both Étienne and Catherine made marriage contracts with others before marrying each other; he with Charlotee Godin and she with Jacques Bluteau. The wedding of Étienne and Catherine took place on 23 November 1671 in Ste. Famille on the Île d'Orléans. They had 10 children; Reine MESNY was second in birth order.
Étienne died at the Hôtel-Dieu du Quebec on 28 September 1693. Catherine remained widowed for 16 years before marrying Jean Paré. Catherine died sometime after 9 January 1715.
Robert GAUMONT was from St. Pierre, Charenton, Créteil, Paris, Île de France, France; born there about 1643 to René GAUMONT and Jeanne DALLAISNE. His religious affiliation must have been something other than Catholic, as he was confirmed on 30 July 1681.
Louise Robin was a fille du roi from St.-Sébastien-de-Raids, Coutances, Normandy, France, born there about 1641 to Étienne ROBIN and Elénore MAUCUIT. She came to Canada in 1671 after her father died, bringing a dowry of goods worth 300 livres.
Robert and Louise married on 26 October 1671, almost a year after Robert annulled a marriage contract with fille du roi Marguerite Jasselin. They had 2 children, the youngest of which was Germain GAUMONT.
By 1681, the family had settled at Montmagny, where Robert and Louise lived out their lives. He died 9 September 1703 and was buried the next day. Louise died a shade over two months later on 14 November and was buried two days later.
Louis BALARD dit Latour was from Ausion, France; his parents were Pierre BALARD and Sébastienne PILIN.
Marguerite MIGNERON was baptized 24 October 1658 in Quebec City, daughter of Jean MIGNERON dit Lajeunesse/Petit Jean and Marie PAVIE.
Marguerite had already been widowed by François Musnier when the couple married on 14 April 1676 at Quebec City. They had one known child, Marie MIGNERON.
Louis was buried 19 March 1725 at Cap-St.-Ignace, Quebec. It is not known when Marguerite died.
Étienne Racine was born about 1607 in Fumichon, Normandy, France to parents René RACINE and Marguerite LOYSEL.
Marguerite MARTIN was baptized in Quebec City on 4 January 1624; her parents were Abraham MARTIN dit l'Ecosais and Marguerite LANGLOIS.
Marguerite was a mere 14 years old when she married the 31 year old Étienne on 22 May 1638 in Quebec City. There is a footnote in Tanguay's Dictionary that Étienne was married under the name D'Aaraby. Of the 5 known children of this couple, Pierre RACINE is the oldest. Their daughter Louise would marry Simon Guyon, son of Jean GUYON and Mathurine ROBIN below.
This couple, despite the age difference, were married for 41 years. The younger of the two, Marguerite, was the first to die and was buried 25 November 1679 at Château-Richer. Étienne lived another 10 years before his interment on 24 April 1689 in Ste. Anne, Quebec.
Claude GUYON was baptized on 22 April 1629 in St. Jean, Mortagne, Perche, France. His godparents were Nobleman Claude Chouet, Sieur de LaMorrelière and Lady Suzanne Rumet. He came to Canada in 1634 with his parents Jean GUYON and Mathruine ROBIN and siblings.
Catherine COLIN was a fille à marier from St. Germain d'Auxerre, France; born there in 1637 to Jacques COLIN and Madeleine DE BAUBISE. She arrived in Quebec in 1654.
Claude and Catherine were married 7 February 1655. They had 12 children; #3 in the birth order was Louise GUYON.
After 33 years of marriage and 12 children, Catherine died 10 January 1688 and was buried the next day at Ste. Famille on the Île d'Orléans. Claude went on to marry fille du roi Marguerite Binaudière, a widow 10 years his junior with a little girl. Claude was buried 23 February 1694 in Quebec City.
Antoine DUBOIS was from Varèse, Saintes, France; the son of Pierre DUBOIS and Philippe GUYONNE. Marie Marthe MORAL was baptized on the first day of January 1661 in Trois-Rivières, Quebec. I don't know if she was a New Year's baby. I do know that her parens were Quentin MORAL and Marie MARGUERIE and that she also carried the French W mtdna haplotype.
Antoine and Marie Marthe were married 23 November 1682 in Trois-Rivières. Their one known child was Marguerite DUBOIS.
Marie Marthe died 18 January 1712 in St. François du Lac, Quebec. It is unknown when Antoine died.There are 18 sets of my 11th great grandparents. Rather than follow the format above, I am simply going to go one by one.
Jacques JOBIDON or BIDON and Michelle VRAMENT are the parents of Louis JOBIDON. That is all that is known about them.
Robert DELIGNY and Marie DE LA TACHE or De La Farge are the parents of Marie DELIGNY. Robert died before or around 1655. Nothing else known.
Jean MESNY and Marie CANÉ are the parents of Étienne MESNY.
Jean LAÎNÉ and Marie RENAULT are the parents of Catherine LAÎNÉ.
Louis LEFEBVRE and Marie DE VERNEUIL were married 19 November 1634 in Jambville, Melun, on the Île de France, France. His father was Jacques LEFEBVRE; his mother is unknown. Her parents were Abel DE VERNEUIL and Charlotte SIROT. Their child was Claude LEFEBVRE.
Jean ARCULAR and Catherine COIN are the parents of Marie ARCULAR.
René GAUMONT and Jeanne DALLAISNE are the parents of Robert GAUMONT.
Étienne ROBIN and Elénore MAUCUIT are Louise ROBIN's parents.
Again, only the names of Louis BALARD's parents are known: Pierre BALARD and Sébastienne PILIN.
Jean MIGNERON dit Lajeunesse dit Petit Jean was from Mougon, Niort, Poitiers, Poitou, France; born there in 1636 to Pierre MIGNERON and Marie GUILEMINET. His confirmation on 6 June 1661 may indicate that his religious affiliation was other than Catholic before coming to Canada.
Marie PAVIE was a fille à marier from Le Château-d'Oléron, Île d'Oléron, Rochefort, La Rochelle, Saintonge, France; born there about 1637 to Christophe PAVIE and Madeleine NADEAU or AUDET. Marie Pavie arrived iin Québec City on 221 June 1657 aboard the ship Taureau.
Although their marriage contract was created for the couple on 19 August 1657, the date of the actual wedding is not known. The couple had 7 children; our ancestor Marguerite MIGNERON was the first born.
By 1699, Jean Migneron's health was suffering; he spent 16 days in the Hôtel-Dieu-du Québec in February of that year. He died 16 December 1700 and was buried the next day at Ste. Foy, Quebec. Marie's constitution seemed weaker than her husbands in light of her frequent hospital stays; she was recorded at the Hôtel-Dieu on 26 May and 8 August of 1691, 5 May 1694, and 1 December 1696. Despite this, she lived 13 years longer than her husband. She was buried 15 May 1713 at Ste. Foye.
All that is known about René RACINE and Marie LOYSEL is their son Étienne RACINE.
Abraham MARTIN dit l'Ecossois or "Abraham the Scot" was born about 1589. His origins are uncertain; his parents are unknown. According to Tanguay, he was a royal pilot. A (very!) rough translation of a footnote in Tanguay's Dictionary suggests that the field where the battle of the "Plains of Abraham" in the Seven Years' War was fought were somehow connected with Abraham Martin. A Wikipedia article tells us that Abraham Martin owned land near the famous battlefield and that, because he brought his livestock to graze on what would become the actual battle site, the field was known as the "Plains of Abraham".
Nothing at all is known about Marguerite LANGLOIS' origins.
The couple seems to have married in France before coming to Canada. Our ancestor is their daughter Marguerite MARTIN.
Abraham Martin was buried 8 September 1664 in Quebec City. Marguerite Langlois was also buried there a little over a year later, on 17 December 1665.
Jean GUYON was born in 1592 in Tourouvre, Perche, France. His parents are unknown. Jean was a mason by trade.
Nothing is known about Mathurine ROBIN.
Jean and Mathurine were married at St. Jean de Mortagne, Perche, France on 2 June 1615. They immigrated to New France in 1634 w/their 8 children; two of which were Claude GUYON and Barbe GUYON, the latter of which is a direct line ancestor through the LECLERC line. Jean was granted the arrière-fief of Dubisson at Beauport by Robert Giffard, who immigrated to Canada w/Jean and his family.
Mathurine Robin was buried 17 April 1662 in Quebec City. Jean Guyon was buried about a year later on 3 May 1663.
It seems that the name Guyon is has morphed into the name Dion over time.
Other than their daughter Catherine COLIN, nothing more is known about Jacques COLIN and Madeleine DE BAUBISE.
Romaine HÉDOUIN and Marguerite ROCHELIN are equally mysterious--only the name of their son Jacques HÉDOUIN is known.
Antoine BRASSARD was born in 1609 in Normandy, France and was a master mason. His parents are not known; Cyprien Tanguay claims that he is from the Brassard/Brossard-Deschenaux families of France.
Françoise MÉRY was born in 1617. She was a fille à marier; possibly from Tourouvre, Perche, France; this is uncertain. She immigrated to Quebec in 1636. According to Tanguay, she resided in the "Grand Allee" house in Quebec--today the Rue St. Louis.
This couple married 14 January 1637 in Quebec City. Jeanne BRASSARD was their 4th child.
On 20 September 1668, Notary Becquet drew up a donation act from Antoine and Françoise to Jeanne's younger sister Marguerite. Antoine Brassard died sometime after this date and the date that the same Becquet penned Antoine's will on 9 July 1669. Françoise Méry passed away on 11 July 1671 and was interred the next day at Quebec City.
All that is known about the parents of Antoine DUBOIS are their names: Pierre DUBOIS and Philippe GUYON
Although it has been custormary to begin with the male part of the couples outlined on this page, I am going to break from that and begin here with Marie MARGUERIE.
Marie Marguerie was baptized in Rouen, Normandy, France on 12 September 1620 in St. Vincent's Cathedral. Proud godparents Nicolas Duchemin and Marie Marguerie held the new baby at the baptismal font. She was the last of the eight children that bourgeois François MARGUERIE and his wife Marthe ROMAIN would have. She also possessed the French W haplotype of mtDNA.
Marie's brother François Marguerie had already settled in Trois-Rivières by the time she arrived in 1639. The junior François Marguerie was an explorer, companion of the famous Samuel Champlain, and a clerk/interpreter for the Compagnie de la Nouvelle-France.
Marie entered into a marriage contract with Jacques Hertel on 23 August 1641. She brought to the union a large dowry of 650 livres. They would have 3 children.
Jacques Hertel was an interpreter and negotiator between the Indians and Jesuits, having lived with Indians for years. Have good relations with the Indians, Jesuits, and the French citizens of Trois-Rivières, indicates (at least to me) that he was a fair and peaceful man. About 1649, he built a church at Trois-Rivières to thank God for sparing the settlement from an Iroquois attack. Marie would oversee the sacristy of this church for 50 years.
Jacques Hertel reared he and Marie's son François, named after Marie Marguerie's brother, in the language and customs of the Indians. François Hertel's skill, not only in this arena but in that of fighting when it was necessary to defend the settlement would one day surpass his father's and cause him to be lauded as "The Hero of Trois-Rivières".
Sadly, Jacques would not get to witness this great testemonial to his son. Trois-Rivières suffered a great loss when Jacques Hertel died in some type of accident on 10 August 1651. As a result of this, Marie Marguerie inherited a substantial amount of land, as did her children.
Marie Marguerie then married Quintin MORAL dit St. Quentin about a year after the death of her husband Jacques Hertel.
Quintin Moral was born around 1622 in France; his parents are not known. He was first noted in Canada 22 December 1650 at Trois-Rivières. He was the judge of the Prévoté of Cap-de-la-Madeleine and also the civil and criminal judge at Trois-Rivières. Quentin and Marie had 4 girls, the youngest of which was Marthe MORAL.
Quentin Moral was buried 9 May 1686 at Trois-Rivières. Marie Marguerie lived for another 14 years before dying on 24 November 1700 at Trois-Rivières. Two days later she was buried in Trois-Rivières, next to her first husband Jacques Hertel--at her request.
When I first read about Marie Marguerie in Peter Gagné's book "Before the King's Daughters", I remember having the feeling that Quentin Moral was a sinister sort of fellow, even though Mr. Gagné never said anything unflattering about him at all. It seems to be the belief of the author of the Descendants of Marie Marguerie Homepage that Quentin Moral seemed more smitten with Marie's land and what he could get out of it than he was with Marie. I realize that he used some of it to benefit his daughters; but I feel that his first priority was to benefit himself. The fact that Marie ended up outliving Quentin means she probably ended up getting most of her original inheritence back anyway. Ah, the sweet smell of karma.....Pierre MIGNERON - Marie GUILEMINET
Christophe PAVIE - Madeleine NADEAU
Jacques LEFEBVRE
Abel DE VERNEUIL - Charlotte SIROT
François MARGUERIE - Marthe ROMAINMy 12th great-grandparents
Pierre MIGNERON and Marie GUILEMINET are the parents of Jean MIGNERON. No other info available.
Christophe PAVIE and Madeleine NADEAU or AUDET are the parents of Marie PAVIE. Their names are all that is known. I do not know if NADEAU or AUDET is the correct surname for Madeleine. I tend to use NADEAU in honor of Noella Nadeau, a very sweet Quebec native that transferred to my school in the 4th grade. I loved her to death and never forgot her. Of course, if I do find hard evidence that the name should be AUDET, I will change it. But for now....
Jacques LEFEBVRE is the father of Louis LEFEBVRE; Louis' mother is not known.
Abel DE VERNEUIL and Charlotte SIROT--these names are all that are known of the parents of Marie DE VERNEUIL
François MARGUERIE was born about 1590 in St. Vincent, Rouen, France to Thomas MARGUERIE and Marie HOLLEVICQUE.
Marthe ROMAIN was born 25 July 1589 in St. Vincent, Rouen, France to Nicolas ROMAIN and Marie LEFEBVRE. She was baptized the same day; her godparents were Jehan Cincole, Marthe Brice, and Catherine de Crément. She also carries the French W haplotype of mtDNA.
The couple were married about 1608 in Rouen, France. François was a paddlemaker and a merchant; he was considered a bougoise or a man of means. The couple had 8 children; the remarkable Marie MARGUERIE was the youngest.
François and Marthe both died in 1645 in St. Vincent, Rouen, Normandy, France.Thomas MARGUERIE - Marie HOLLEVICQUE
Nicolas ROMAIN - Marie LEFEBVREMy 13th great-grandparents
Thomas MARGUERIE and his wife Marie HOLLEVICQUE were from St. Maclou, Rouen, Normandy, France, where Thomas was a marshall. Nothing else known about them other than their son François MARGUERIE
Nicolas ROMAIN was born about 1565 in Rouen, Normandy, France to unknown parents. He was a tailor.
Marie LEFEBVRE was born about 1575 in Normandy, France. Her parents are unknown. She is the most remote carrier of the French W mtDNA haplotype in this line.
This couple was married about 1588 in Rouen, Normandy, France. Nothing else is known.Sources for this page include:
Tanguay's Dictionary
"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
The Descendants of Marie Marguerie- Please check out this website!
The Drouin Collection at Ancestry
Information from Anne R.
This page updated March 2009 .
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