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• _UID: D636B959EF944BA98B9BF31E9771EA0BC907

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• Name: Jacques Beauvais SainteJame
• Name: Jacques Beauvais St Gemme
• Name: Jacques Beauvais Stjene
• _UID: C5D8B6E6F4A14E89AF7BFEC819F6C387EED6
• Baptism: 22 Nov 1623
• Residence: Bef 1652, Ige, Orne, France
• First mentioned in Canada: 1652
• Court: 16 Sep 1653, Quebec, Quebec, Canada
• Occupation: 1654
• Land: 17 Jan 1653/54
• Occupation: 1663, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1666, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1667, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1681, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
• Inventory of assets: 6 Apr 1691, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Notes:

(Research):PRDH #47194 - Jacques from : D'Ige, Diocese de Sees

PRDH #95809
1666 Census - Montreal
Jacques Beauvais, 42 years, married
Jeanne Saubeday, 34 years, married
Raphael Beauvais, 12 years
Barbe Beauvais, 10 years
Marguerite Beauvais, 8 years
Jean Beauvais, 5 years
Jean Baptiste Beauvais, 3 years
Jacques Beauvais, 13 months
Andre Rapin, domestique, 24 years

PRDH #96639
1667 Census - Montreals
Jean Beauvais, 43 years, married
Jeanne Solde, 40 years, married
Raphael Beauvais, 13 years
Barbe Beauvais, 11 years
Marguerite Beauvais, 9 years
Jean Beauvais, 7 years
Baptiste Beauvais, 5 years
Jacques Beauvais, 2 years

PRDH #98131
1681 Census - Montreal
Louise Mauger, habitant, 82 years, Widow
Jacques Bauvais, 57 years, married
Jeanne Solde, 47 years, married
Raphael Bauvais, 27 years
Jean Bauvais, 20 years
Charlotte Bauvais, 14 years
Marie Bauvais, 12 years
Jeanne Bauvais, 9 years

Baptism:
Parish of St. Martin in Ige (arrondissement of Mortagne), Perche. Godparents were Jacques Blain and Anne de Prebourg.

Residence:
Diocese de Sees. St. Martin, Ige, Orne, France INSEE 61207

Court:
He signed a business agreement with Charles Sevestre, though he relocated to Montreal.

Occupation:
His occupation is listed as a chaufournier. A limestone burner and merchant. "In addition to being one of Montreal's leading chalk prooducers, he was a stone and sand merchant, and dabbled in construction."

Land:
Jacques was given a land grant by Govenor Maisonneuve.

Occupation:
He became a soldier with the 12th squadron of Montreal's Sainte-Famille militia in 1663

Census:

Jacques Beauvais, habitant, 42 years
Jeanne Saubeday, 34 years
Raphael Beauvais, 12 years
Barbe Beauvais, 10 years
Marguerite Beauvais, 8 years
Jeann Beauvais, 5 years
Jean Baptiste Beauvais, 3 years
Jacques Beauvais, 13 months
Andre Rapin, domestique, engage, 24 years

Census:

Jean Beauvais, habitant, 43 years
Jeanne Solde, 40 years
Raphael Beauvais, 13 years
Barbe Beauvais, 11 years
Marguerite Beauvais, 9 years
Jean Beauvais, 7 years
Baptiste Beauvais, 5 years
Jacques Beauvais, 2 years

Census:

Louise Mauger, habitant, 82 years
Jacques Bauvais, 57 years
Jeanne Solde, 47 years
Raphael Bauvais, 27 years
Jean Bauvais, 20 years
Charlotte Bauvais, 14 years
Marie Bauvais, 12 years
Jeanne Bauvais, 9 years

They owned seven horned animals, and had 28 arpents under cultivations on their land at the Cote Saint-Joseph, which Jacques had been granted on 17 January 1654.

Inventory of assets:
Notary Maugue drew up an inventory of Jacques estate.

Jacques married Jeanne Solde on 7 Jan 1653/54 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Jeanne (daughter of Martin Solde and Julienne Lepotier) was born about 1632 in La Fleche, Anjou, France; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Jeanne Soldet
• Name: Jeanne Soldey
• Name: Jeanne Soldez
• Name: Jeanne Soltain
• Name: Jeanne Soquetedot
• _UID: E04222E24C9A46FA91C69750B36CA6A0EFF0
• First mentioned in Canada: 1653
• Immigration: 16 Nov 1653, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
• Residence: Bef Jan 1653/54, La Fleche, Anjou, France

Notes:

(Research):PRDH #47194 - Jeanne from: Lafleche, Diocese d'Angers

First mentioned in Canada:
Migrante arrivee avec la Recrue de 1653

Immigration:
"She came to Canada in 1653 with Marguerite Bourgeoys and the Grande Recrue, arriving at Montreal 16 Nov 1653 aboard the Saint Nicolas." The ship first arrived in Quebec City on 22 Sept 1653 where some of the girls waited to the taken to Ville Marie. The girls that went to Montreal and were lodged at the Hopital General, where they were looked after by Jeanne Mance. The "Great Recruitment" was a group of about 100 men and 47 women and girls recruited in France in 1653 by Marguerite Bourgeoys and the Societe Notre Dame de Montreal to help strengthen and defend the settlement in Montreal.

Residence:
Diocese d'Angers

Notes:

Marriage Contract:
Notary Closse. Jacques could not sign the contract, it is not known if Jeanne could.

Marriage:
Present at marriage was Paul Dechomeday, Gouverneur.

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• _UID: 448CA428981748A49BD789BB8D3C5D0F226C

Gabriel married Marie Croniere. Marie and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Marie Cronier
• _UID: 2614AC9AC9D947A49BEDA0EF3A6283317412

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• Name: Martin Saulde
• Residence: La Fleche, Anjou, France
• _UID: A8FE65C65D2D487E8C586DC2351FA6B9E7D5
• Occupation: Bef 1653

Notes:

Residence:
Diocese of Angers.

Occupation:
He was a day laborer.

Martin married Julienne Lepotier. Julienne and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Julienne Le Potier
• _UID: E101FD00946446ADA544F5B21F9281CD593F