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• _UID: E6EB8B6C6CDE42C4987BD013F535F4BFEBC3

Louise married Louis Bolduc on 3 Jun 1697 in Ste. Anne de Beaupre, Quebec, Canada. Louis was born about 1669; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Jean Baptiste Caron
• Name: Jean Baptiste Carron
• _UID: 7F68A0F3C6D64D2083B6388FCEF24AD15E5B
• God Parents: 10 Jul 1641, Quebec, Quebec, Canada
• Residence: 16 Nov 1661, Ste. Anne du Petit Cap, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1666, Comte de Montmorency, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1667, Comte de Montmorency, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1681, Comte de Montmorency, Quebec, Canada

Notes:

God Parents:
The god parents were Jean Caron (brother of Robert) and Elisabeth Couillart.

Census:

Jean Caron, habitant, 25 years
Marguerite Gaignon, 20 years
Pierre Caron, 3 years
Marie Anne Caron, 1 year

Census:

Jean Carron, habitant, 26 years
Marguerite Gagnon, 20 years
Pierre Carron, 5 years
Marie Carron, 2 years
Antoine, domestique, 20 years

Census:

Jean Carron, habitant, 40 years
Marguerite Gagnon, 35 years
Pierre Carron, 19 years
Marie Carron, 14 years
Marguerite Carron, 13 years
Jean Carron, 9 years
Louis Carron, 7 years
Genevieve Carron, 5 years
Gertrude Carron, 1 year

Jean married Marguerite Gagnon on 16 Nov 1661 in Chateau Richer, Quebec, Canada. Marguerite (daughter of Jean Gagnon and Marguerite Cochon) was christened on 12 Feb 1644/45 in Quebec, Quebec, Canada; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Marguerite Gasgnon
• _UID: 32854262E3E84F9C8A8F9992919A09B74033
• Census: 1666, Comte de Montmorency, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1667, Comte de Montmorency, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1681, Comte de Montmorency, Quebec, Canada

Notes:

Census:

Jean Caron, habitant, 25 years
Marguerite Gaignon, 20 years
Pierre Caron, 3 years
Marie Anne Caron, 1 year


Census:

Jean Carron, habitant, 26 years
Marguerite Gagnon, 20 years
Pierre Carron, 5 years
Marie Carron, 2 years
Antoine, domestique, 20 years


Census:

Jean Carron, habitant, 40 years
Marguerite Gagnon, 35 years
Pierre Carron, 19 years
Marie Carron, 14 years
Marguerite Carron, 13 years
Jean Carron, 9 years
Louis Carron, 7 years
Genevieve Carron, 5 years
Gertrude Carron, 1 year

Notes:

Married:
Present at marriage: Pierre Picard, Etienne Lesart.

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• Land: Beaupre, Quebec, Canada
• _UID: 4C670E744A8D4E8EB813979791195AF5DAFC
• Land: 4 Oct 1642, Beaupre, Quebec, Canada
• Land: 29 Aug 1649
• Land: 24 Jul 1651
• Land: 6 Dec 1652
• Land: 27 Mar 1654
• Land: 24 May 1654, Ste. Genevieve, Quebec, Canada
• Land: 15 Mar 1654/55, Quebec, Quebec, Canada
• Property: 18 Sep 1655, Quebec, Quebec, Canada
• Burial: 8 Jul 1656, Quebec, Quebec, Canada

Notes:

Land:
Pierre Le Gardeur de Repentigny ceded land to Robert at Longue-Pointe (Beaupre).

Land:
Robert sold his land at Longue-Pointe, which now include a house and cleared land, to Guillaume Couillard for 150 livres. Witnesses to this sale at Fort Saint-Louis, Quebec were Guillaume Tronquet and Michel Caron.

Land:
Robert received 40 arpents of partly cleared land from the One Hundred Associates. The land was at Saint-Genevieve near Sillery. His neighbors were Louis Sedillot and Claude l'Archeveque.

Land:
Louis d'Ailleboust gave Robert twenty arpents of land.

Land:
Governor Jean Lauson acknowledged the deeds to Robert's 60 arpents of land.

Land:
Robert bought 5 arpents in frontage by a league in depth from Julien Fortin de Bellefontaine for 500 livres. The land is located to the east of the present village of Sainte-Anne. According to Abbot Caron "Sainte-Anne-de-Petit-Cap was just being colonized; everything was still very primitive when Robert Caron went there to settle. The colonists were paralyzed by fear of the Iroquois. They felt themselves to be so far away, so abandoned, without a chapel, without a priest to encourage and lead them. However, a Jesuit missionary did come to visit them a few times a year. He celebrated Holy Mass and administered the sacrements in private homes."

Land:
After twelve years at Sainte-Genevieve, Robert sold his property to Charles d'Ailleboust des Musseaux for 1700 livres.

Land:
Robert sold part of the 90 feet of frontage by 126 in depth lot that he owned in Upper-Town, Quebec City to Nicolas Bonhomme.


Property:
Robert owned a lot in the Upper-Town of Quebec. The lot had 90 feet of frontage by 126 in depth and was located on the rue Saint-Louis. He sold a portion of this lot for 30 livres to the Ursulines so they could enlarge their convent on the rue du Parlour.

Burial:
The registry at Quebec states: "On 8 July 1656 buried in the cemetery, Robert Caron, died at the hospital, after having happily and saintly received all the sacraments."

Robert married Marie Crevet on 25 Oct 1637 in Quebec, Quebec, Canada. Marie (daughter of Pierre Crevet and Marie Le Mercier) was born about 1615; died on 22 Nov 1695 in Baie St. Paul, Charlevoix, Quebec, Canada; was buried on 23 Nov 1695 in Baie St. Paul, Charlevoix, Quebec, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• _UID: C7760F700F764A199E2EDC95594EA8D90921
• Alt. Birth: Abt 1617
• Residence: Bef 1637, Benouville, Bayeux, Normandy, France
• Residence: Bef 1637, Beneauville, Chicheboville, Normandy, France
• Census: 1666, Comte de Montmorency, Quebec, Canada
• Residence: 27 Jul 1666, Ste. Anne du Petit Cap, Quebec, Canada
• Residence: Jul 1684, Baie St. Paul, Charlevoix, Quebec, Canada

Notes:

Residence:
Pierre was from Benouville, diocese of Bayeux, Normandy, France.

Residence:
She was from Beneauville, commune de Chicheboville (Calvados, INSEE #14158).

Census:

Marie Cretel, 45 years
Spouse of Jean Caron, deceased
Robert Caron, 18 years
Joseph Caron, 14 years
Pierre Caron, 12 years
Aimee Caron, 10 years

Residence:
After the death of Noel Langlois, Marie went to live with her daughter Catherine at Baie-Saint-Paul.

Died:
92 years old at time of death.

Buried:
The records state that she was 92 years old at time of death.

Notes:

Marriage Ceremony:
They were married at the chapel of Notre-Dame-de la-Recourvrance. The restored act reads as follows:
"On 25 October of the year 1637, the ordinary banns having been made and not impediment found, Father Charles Lallemant, Jesuit, acting as curate at Quebec, after having interrogated, herd, and received their mutual consent, solemnly married and joined in the bonds of holy matrimoney Robert Caron and Marie Crevet in the presense of Jamen Bourguignon, Noel Langlois and Robert Giffard, surgeon."

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• Name: Jean Gaignon
• Name: Jean Gangnon
• Name: Jean Gasgnon
• _UID: E30070F0DC0245AEB6C0F1CDDB89EA02982A
• Residence: Bef 1635, Tourourve, Perche, France
• Immigration: 1635, Quebec, Quebec, Canada
• Occupation: 1635, Quebec, Quebec, Canada
• Land: 1640, Chateau Richer, Quebec, Canada
• Confirmation: 2 Feb 1659/60, Chateau Richer, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1666, Comte de Montmorency, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1667, Comte de Montmorency, Quebec, Canada

Notes:

Residence:
Jean and his brothers Mathurin and Pierre lived on a farm between Tourouvre and Ventrouze in the Province of Perche, south of Normandy. The farm was in the small village of La Gagnonniere in the forest of Perche. Jean parents, Pierre and Renee Roger were tenants of Pierre's parents, Barnabe and Francoise Crest. This farm was bought on 28 December 1565 from Gervais Roger and Marion Aubert. The Gagnon family also owned an inn at the same location.

Immigration:
Jean immigrated with his brothers Mathurin and Pierre. Jean was 25 years old, Mathurin 29 years and Pierre 23 years when they arrived in Canada.

Occupation:
Jean, along with his brothers Mathurin and Pierre opened a shop at Quebec. The shop was located on Rue Saint-Pierre and measured 60 by 24 feet. Their business partner was Mace Gravel. On 9 October 1668 they sold the business to Pierre Pellerin. Mathurin was the only one of the brothers who could write.

Land:
Jean was granted a concession of 7 arpents in river frontage by 126 arpents deep.

Census:

Jean Gaignon, habitant, 55 years
Marguerite Cochon, 46 years
Jeanne Gaignon, 24 years
Jean Gaignon, 18 years
Germain Gaignon, 13 years
Raphael Gaignon, 10 years
Marie Gaignon, 5 years
Etienne Mesny, domestique, engage, 22 years

Census:

Jean Gaignon, habitant, 56 years
Marguerite Cochon, 47 years
Jean Gaignon, 18 years
Germain Gaignon, 13 years
Raphael Gaignon, 10 years
Marie Gaignon, 7 years
Noel Viard, domestique, 40 years

Jean married Marguerite Cochon on 29 Jul 1640 in Quebec, Quebec, Canada. Marguerite (daughter of Jean Cochon and Marguerite Cointerel) was born about 1620 in Dieppe, France; died on 24 Jun 1699 in Hotel Dieu de Quebec, Quebec, Canada; was buried on 24 Jun 1699 in Hotel Dieu de Quebec, Quebec, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Marguerite Cochon
• _UID: 89D19B6D1D5D448C8C54A70119B9F7282501
• Residence: Bef 1639, Caux, Dieppe, Normandy, France
• First mentioned in Canada: 1639
• Immigration: 1639
• Confirmation: 2 Feb 1659/60, Chateau Richer, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1681, Comte de Montmorency, Quebec, Canada

Notes:

Residence:
Marguerite was from the town of Caux in the region of Deippe, in Normandy.

Immigration:
Immigrated with her father and stepmother. She was from Dieppe, (Seine-Maritime) France. (INSEE #76217)

Census:

Marguerite Cochon, habitant, 60 years
Germain Gagnon, 28 years
Raphael Gagnon, 24 years

Notes:

Marriage Ceremony:
Missionary Nicolas Adam traveled to Beaupre and "married them in the presence of Pierre Gardeur, Sieur de Repentigny, Noel Juchereau Mr. des Chastelets and Mr. Jean Bourdon".

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• Name: Pierre Crevel
• Name: Pierre Crevet
• _UID: 4A5CBD0B9E5645789FD3655680CD59362805
• Residence: Bef 1637, Benouville, Bayeux, Normandy, France

Notes:

Residence:
Pierre was from Benouville, diocese of Bayeux, Normandy, France.

Pierre married Marie Le Mercier on 18 Jul 1613 in Beneauville, Chicheboville, Normandy, France. Marie and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Marie Lemercier
• _UID: 24F12BA0A9DC4B229A825D9DEB8B64DFA1EA
• Residence: Bef 1637, Benouville, Bayeux, Normandy, France

Notes:

Residence:
Marie was from Benouville, diocese of Bayeux, Normandy, France.

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• Address: Address:
  Pierre Gagnon
  Ventrouse
  France
• _UID: D97AF57256FC431783D292B5F2927C0D0F7D

Notes:

Died:
He died sometime between the death of his brother Olivier and a notarial act when Renee was called the widow of Pierre Gagnon.

Pierre married Renee Roger. Renee died between 10 Nov 1633 and 29 Jul 1640 in Beaupre, Quebec, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• _UID: B3B1D9D165814447A11202462FBE90DDD45B
• Immigration: Abt 1647
• Witness: 3 Sep 1647, Quebec, Quebec, Canada

Notes:

Immigration:
It is not known exactly when Renee came to Canada. She was in Chateau-Richer in 1647 to witness the marriage contract of Mathurin.

Witness:
Renee was present at the signing of the marriage contract between Mathurin and Francoise Godreau.

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• Education: Chateau Richer, Quebec, Canada
• Name: Jean Cochon
• Occupation: Chateau Richer, Quebec, Canada
• _UID: 9C6284BE35414E488016DED972E21AD0D7B4
• First mentioned in Canada: 1639
• Land: 22 Sep 1643, Beaupre, Quebec, Canada
• Land: 6 Jul 1652, Chateau Richer, Quebec, Canada
• Debt: 9 Sep 1657, Chateau Richer, Quebec, Canada
• Court: Jun 1661, Chateau Richer, Quebec, Canada
• Occupation: 1652-1662, Chateau Richer, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1666, Comte de Montmorency, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1667, Comte de Montmorency, Quebec, Canada
• Death Certificate: 11 Jul 1673, Chateau Richer, Quebec, Canada
• Distribution of Property: 2 Jul 1674, Chateau Richer, Quebec, Canada

Notes:

Education:
"It seems that our ancestor received a rather advanced education in France. He signed with a very fine signature, with flourishes, with or without his first name."

Occupation:
Jean was a church warden for the parish of "Notre-Dame-de-Bonne-Nouvelle du Chasteau Richer".

First mentioned in Canada:
He came with his family.

Land:
Jean sold 5 arpents of frontage to Jacques de Launay. The payment was 200 livres for the land and an identical amount for the grain, the house and the furnishings.

Land:
Jean received a deed of concession for a piece of land six arpents of frontage by 126 in depth from Jean de Lauson.

Debt:
Jean owed Robert Pare 126 livres and 4 sols. This was the price asked by the Sieurs Le Gagneur and Mace for the fare for a man of service from France. The debt could be paid in silver or beaver skins.

Court:
Jean agreed to provide housing for his neighbor Olivier Letardif (he being very ill), including his young sons Charles, Guillaume and Olivier Michel.

Occupation:
He became the fiscal administrator at Chateau-Richer. His role was to defend the rights of the inhabitants and to also see that the inhabitants paid their rents to the local seigneur.

Census:

Jean Cochon, pere, habitant, 75 years
Jeanne Abraham, 63 years
Pierre Cochon Lafontaine, 35 years

Census:

Jean Couchon, habitant, 76 years
Jeanne Abraham, 60 years
Pierre Couchon, 34 years
Jacques Couchen, 33 years
Barbe Letardif, 18 years
Jacques Cochon, 4 years
Marie Cochon, 3 years
Olivier Michel, domestique, 23 years
Charles Letardif, 16 years
Guillaume, 12 years

They had twenty arpents of land that were cultivated and six head of cattle.

Death Certificate:
Jean's death certificate was recorded in the registry of Chateau-Richer:
"The year of Our Lord one thousand six hundred seventy three on the eleventh of July died Jean Cochon widower, after having received the Holy Sacraments of penitence and the eucharist in viaticum and was buried in the cemetery of Notre Dame de la Visitation on the twelfth of the same month." Signed: F. Fillon, missonary priest.

Distribution of Property:
At the home of Jacques Cochon, son of Jean, notary Paul Vachon described the distribution of the property of Jean Cochon to his heirs. Present the children of Jean and Marguerite Cointerel and Jacques Sieur de la Motte, their half- brother, son of Jeanne Abraham.
The concession at Chateau-Richer consisted of 6 arpents of frontage on the river, by a league-and-a-half deep. On the property was a house with two rooms, an attic and a cellar; a barn-stable, a yard and garden, workable lands, meadows, woods and prairies. The Seigneur de Beaupre collected 6 sols for the cens and two live capons payable each year on Saint-Martin's day (11 November). The deed was free of all debts and mortgages and the cens and rent were paid up to date.
The children of Marguerite Cointerel ceded Jacques their portion on the Sieur Granderie's side as he ceded them his half on the other side. Jacques took possession of the buildings, garden, yard and the workable lands. He agreed to pay two-thirds of the deed of the concession and to bring the grain from the three other arpents in order to develop the portion falling to Jean and Marguerite.

Jean married Marguerite Cointerel about 1619. Marguerite died on 9 Jan 1632/33 in St. Jacques, Dieppe, France; was buried on 10 Jan 1632/33 in St. Jacques, Dieppe, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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