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• _UID: FBC20203A16C403FA403417E2F9CD669BE0E

Agnes married Antoine Girard on 24 Nov 1687 in Batiscan, Quebec, Canada. Antoine and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• _UID: 27E9C1F29DAD418CB49727CCF1CB91177C35
• First mentioned in Canada: 1646
• Census: 1666, Trois Rivieres, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1667, Comte de Champlain, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1681, Comte de Champlain, Quebec, Canada

Notes:

(Research):Fichier Origine #243987
Pierre from Ige (Orne) France 61207
First mentioned in Canada in 1646
Arrived with his family (parents)

PRDH # 96161
1666 Census - Trois Rivieres
Pierre Trottier, habitant, 22 years
Suzanne Miguade, 18 years
Benjamin Trottier, 5 months

PRDH #96258
1667 Census - Comte de Champlain
Pierre Trotier, habitant, 23 years
Suzanne Mignande, 22 years
Benjamin Trotier, 2 years

PRDH #97336
1681 Census - Batiscan
Pierre Trottier, habitant, 38 years
Suzanne Migo, 34 years
Joseph Trottier, 16 years
Marie Trottier, 14 years
Catherine Trottier, 11 years
Agnes Trottier, 9 years
Madeleine Trottier, 6 years
Marguerite Trottier, 4 years
Marie Trottier, 1 year
note: Marie Trottier est agee d'un an et demi



Immigration:
Immigrated with his famille.

Occupation:
He owned a "conge" (officially approved trading permit) with which he worked the Outaouais country.

Census:

Pierre Trottier, habitant, 22 years
Suzanne Miguade, 18 years
Benjamin Trottier, 5 months


Census:

Pierre Trotier, habitant, 23 years
Suzanne Mignande, 22 years
Benjamin Trotier, 2 years


Census:

Pierre Trottier, habitant, 38 years
Suzanne Migo, 34 years
Joseph Trottier, 16 years
Marie Trottier, 14 years
Catherine Trottier, 11 years
Agnes Trottier, 9 years
Madeleine Trottier, 6 years
Marguerite Trottier, 4 years
Marie Trottier, 1 year
note: Marie Trottier est agee d'un an et demi

Pierre married Suzanne Migaud about Jan 1662/63. Suzanne was born about 1647; was buried on 30 Apr 1723 in Boucherville, Chambly, Quebec, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Suzanne Migo
• _UID: 2460C7575A3947BD965B50BD1526C39ED3EB

Notes:

Buried:
77 years old at time of death

Notes:

Marriage Contract:
Laurent Duportail, notary.

Other Events:

• Name: Gilles Trottier
• _UID: B46E47D656DF4F7EAE5B0602BBE7A563FCFC
• Residence: 1633, Mamers, Sarthe, France
• Residence: 1636, Ige, Orne, France
• Residence: 1640, Ige, Orne, France
• First mentioned in Canada: 1646
• Occupation: 1646, Canada
• Residence: 1646, Chemilli, Perche, France
• Employment: 4 Jul 1646, La Rochelle, Charente-Maritime, France
• Immigration: 22 Jul 1646, La Rochelle, Charente-Maritime, France
• Land: 7 Jun 1650, Trois Rivieres, Quebec, Canada
• Land: 24 Nov 1652, Cap de la Madeleine, Quebec, Canada
• Land: 1655, Trois Rivieres, Quebec, Canada

Notes:

Residence:
Julien Trottier is listed in the "registre de Mamers, 1663".

Residence:
Gilles Trottier is listed in the "registre d'Ige 1636, 1640; greffe de Teuleron, 1646."

Residence:
Gilles Trottier is listed in the "registre d'Ige 1636, 1640; greffe de Teuleron, 1646."

Occupation:
Charpentier de gros oeuvres et laboureur.

Residence:
This town is situated on the road which connects Mamers to Saint-Martin-du Vieux-Belleme, in the Department of the Orne.

Employment:
Gilles signed a contract before notary Teuleron. He was to work for Jacques Le Neuf, Sieur de la Poterie. The contract states that he must work for "seven years and gather and raise fruits which will begin at the time of the arrival of Trotier in the said country." He was obligated to work, to sow, to hoe, to cut, to thresh the wheat, and clean, "all wisely". On his part, the employer would provide four cows and two bulls as well as an experience hired hand to help him. The two men mush make planks directly from the pines cut on the land. In addition, Gilles would clear an arpent-and-a-half of woods and deliver to his employer twelve chickens, six capon, and twenty pounds of butter from each of the four cows. "It was necessary to advance him 46 livres at the time of his departure to clothe himself." "Although the contract makes no reference to the family of the new farmer, Father Godbout (Nos Ancetres XVIIe Siecle) is sure that they embarked with him. They all must have been in La Rochelle by 4 July, because the last arrangements for the departure of the small fleet destined for Canada, comprised of the ships Cardinal, Notre-Dame, and Navire Neuf, were made at the Admiralty of La Rochelle four days earlier, on 18 July 1646." Pierre Legardeur de Repentigny himself commanded the Cardinal, a "spacious" ship of 300 tons, in which the Trottier family must have made the crossing. The three vessels arrived almost simultaneously at Quebec. On 27 September, four days after debarking, the Trottiers brought Jean-Baptiste to the baptismal font at Quebec: He was born during the crossing.

Immigration:
The ship was most likely the Cardinal under the command of Pierre Legardeur de Repentigny. Departure was on 22 July 1646 with arrival on 23 September 1646 in Quebec.

Land:
Accepting land from Governor Louis d'Ailleboust a site neighboring Guilliaume Pepin. It was a lot with 10 toises in frontage and 20 toised in depth, running along the rue Saint-Michel.

Land:
Gilles bought it from the heirs of Mathurin Guillet dit Laroche for the sum of 200 livres. This was a piece of land with two arpents of frontage by twenty deep, a few arpents below the Faverel brook.

Land:
Unable to construct a house, as he was obliged to do, he sold off the south-west half of his land, which was re-ceded to Baptiste Bourgery.

Buried:
64 years old at time of death

Jules married Catherine Loiseau about 1625 in France. Catherine was born about 1596; was buried on 28 Jan 1655/56 in Trois Rivieres, Quebec, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Catherine Loiset
• _UID: 68951AF048A745A98FCD926099C47068675E

Notes:

Buried:
60 years old at time of death