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• Name: Marie Anne Lisot
• _UID: 59553A0D52C0476F95C137F76AD3ABB3DC5B

Marie married Joseph Meneux on 12 Jan 1704/05 in Riviere Ouelle, Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada. Joseph (son of Jacques Meneux and Marguerite Preuvier) was born on 23 Jul 1671 in Ste. Famille, Ile d'Orleans, Quebec, Canada; was christened on 25 Jul 1671 in Ste. Famille, Ile d'Orleans, Quebec, Canada; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 1320
• _UID: B629C0C7B791412EB35EDF0F36FF81FBCDDA
• Residence: Bef 1662, Saint Pierre de la Gravelle, Calvados, France
• First mentioned in Canada: 10 Oct 1662, Beauport, Quebec, Canada
• Confirmation: 3 Jun 1664, Quebec, Quebec, Canada
• Land: 14 Nov 1665
• Census: 1667, Beauport, Quebec, Canada
• Land: 1675, La Pocatiere, Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada
• Land: 26 Mar 1676, Beauport, Quebec, Canada
• Employment: 2 Mar 1677/78, Quebec, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1681, Berthier en Bas, Quebec, Canada
• Land: 29 Apr 1689

Notes:

Education:
Guillaume was educated and wrote his name "Guillaume Lissot" with flourishes.

Residence:
He was fron Saint-Pierre-de-la-Gravelle, today known as Montviette, canton of Saint-Pierre-sur-Dives, arrondissement of Lisieux. department of Calvados, Normandy, France. The community of Montviette belongs to the dioces of Bayeux. During Guillaume's time, it belonged to the diocese of Lisieux.

First mentioned in Canada:
He was a witness to the marriage contract of Louis Cote and Elisabeth Langlois. Guillaume appeared as a valued servant to the father of the bride. He was about 18 years old.

Confirmation:
He was 21 years old when confirmed at Notre Dame de Quebec.

Land:
Jean Pelletier ceded "by way of cens and land rent" to Guillaume two arpents of frontal land from the edge of the first slope and boardered on one side by Martin Prevost and on the other "side joining the land of the said donor".

Census:

Jean Pelletier, habitant, 20 years
Guillaume Lissot, 24 years
Robert Gallien, 25 years

Land:
Guilllaume owned 6 arpents of frontal land to the west of the seigneury of La Pocatiere. His concession was probalby bought in 1675.

Land:
Guilluame sold his land, including cabins and barn to Charles Cadieux dit Courville. Charles gave 500 livres in principal and 10 pins to acquire the property. Notary Rageot recorded this in his notes at Quebec. The next day it was ratified.

Employment:
Before notary Filion, Guillaume and Noel Pelletier signed a joint agreement with Michel Lecours, master butcher. They owed him 339 livres tournois. They would pay this amount by the first of November. But "the merchandise which the said LeCourt had just delivered to the said Lizot" would be paid separately by the present buyer.

Census:

Guillaume Lissot, habitant, 36 years
Anne Gestier, 25 years
Francoise Lissot, 10 years
Nicolas Lissot, 8 years
Anne Lissot, 6 years
Noel Lissot, 4 years
Marie Lissot, 2 years
Francoise Lissot, 1 year

They owned 4 guns, had 13 head of cattle and 10 arpents of land under cultivation.

Land:
Guillaume, a carpenter, obtained a conession from seigneur Nicolas Juchereau, Sieur de Saint-Denis, owner of the fief and seigneury of Aulnaies.

At Beauport, before notary Vachon, Guillaume admitted a debt of 136 livres 5 sols "for settlement of account for both the cens and the rent in arrears owned by him lent in his great need and necissity and for merchandise before this day". Guillaume immediately paid 18 livres. He mortgaged 12 minots of wheat and one hundred planks to be delivered "in the boat of the said Sieur de Saint Denis to the said place of Grande Ance".

Guillaume married Anne Pelletier on 19 Jan 1669/70 in Quebec, Quebec, Canada. Anne (daughter of Jean Pelletier and Anne Langlois) was born on 1 Oct 1656 in Beauport, Quebec, Canada; died between 1687 and 1696. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 1321
• _UID: 511784BA63B74732AA5C7692FADE94D78A0F
• Census: 1666, Ste. Famille, Ile d'Orleans, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1667, Ste. Famille, Ile d'Orleans, Quebec, Canada

Notes:

Godparents:
Pierre Soumande and Marie Olivier.

Census:

Jean Pelletier, habitant, 35 years
Anne Langlois, 34 years
Noel Pelletier, 11 years,
Anne Pelletier, 10 years
Rene Pelletier, 8 years
Jean Pelletier, 3 years
Pelletier, daughter, 10 days
Guillaume Lemieux, trav vaillant au mois, 17 years


Census:

Jean Pelletier, habitant, 36 years
Langlois, 30 years
Noel Pelletier, 12 years
Anne Pelletier, 10 years
Rene Pelletier, 8 years
Jean Pelletier, 4 years

Notes:

Marriage Contract:
Notary Paul Vachon drew up the contract. Anne's parents promised as an advance "of dowry" a cow, two young steers, one hog and a small pig, a dozen napkins, four table clothes, one dozen handerchiefs and a suit of clothes according to her situation. Guillaume offered a dowry of 300 livres.

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• _UID: 7B2A95BD1A354BC6B65907632BB7F1CF7202

Robert married Catherine Joanne. Catherine and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• _UID: CF0FB2B0355B4FAEA4E547F21F20403F4D78

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• Name: Jean Pelletier Gobloteur
• _UID: 69679235E5B34C2E82F67D5D07FFEF776740
• Residence: Bef 1641, Saint Aubin, Tourouvre, Perche, France
• First mentioned in Canada: 1641
• Immigration: 1641
• Employment: 28 Aug 1646; donne
• Land: 1665, Cap aux Diamants, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1666, Ste. Famille, Ile d'Orleans, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1667, Ste. Famille, Ile d'Orleans, Quebec, Canada
• Land: 28 Dec 1667, St. Pierre, Ile d'Orleans, Quebec, Canada
• Land: 1668
• Land: 1678 or 1679
• Census: 1681, Berthier en Bas, Quebec, Canada

Notes:

Additonal information:
Jean had lost his father Guillaume in 1657, his mother Michelle in January 1665, his mother-in-law Francoise Garnier accidentally killed during the same year, and was no longer interested in farming his six arpents of land inherited from his father. Guillaume Lizot and Robert Gallien undertook the farming of the for remaining arpents of frontage, which they did unitl 1668.

Residence:
He was from St-Aubin, Tourouvre (Orne) INSEE # 61491.

Immigration:
At the age of 14, he immigrated with his parents.

Employment:
Jean was a donne (lay helper) for the Jesuits. Because he left home, his parents were paid 100 livres and he was given new clothes.

Land:
He acquired a site at the foot of Cap-aux-Diamants. After the death of his mother he ceded 2 arpents of paternal property to Guillaume Lizot and settled on the Ile d'Orleans.

Census:

Jean Pelletier, habitant, 35 years
Anne Langlois, 34 years
Noel Pelletier, 11 years,
Anne Pelletier, 10 years
Rene Pelletier, 8 years
Jean Pelletier, 3 years
Pelletier, daughter, 10 days
Guillaume Lemieux, trav vaillant au mois, 17 years

Census:

Jean Pelletier, habitant, 36 years
Langlois, 30 years
Noel Pelletier, 12 years
Anne Pelletier, 10 years
Rene Pelletier, 8 years
Jean Pelletier, 4 years

Land:
Jean sold his land to his brother-in-law Jean Langlois dit Boisverdun for 75 livres tournois.

Land:
Jean took back the 4 arpents of frontage he ceded to Guillaume Lizot and Robert Gallien. He was involved with three lawsuits over property lines with his neighbors.

Land:
Jean sold his island property to his former servant Guillaume Lemieux and cleared a parcel of land at Saint-Roch-des-Aulnaies.

Census:

Jean Pelletier, habitant, 56 years
Anne Langlois, 48 years
Rene Pelletier, 25 years
Jean Pelletier, 18 years
Marie Pelletier, 15 years
Charles Pelletier, 10 years
Marie Pelletier, 7 years


Died:
70 years old at time of death.

Jean married Anne Langlois on 9 Nov 1649 in Quebec (Notre Dame), Quebec, Canada. Anne (daughter of Noel Langlois and Francois Grenier) was christened on 2 Sep 1637 in Quebec, Quebec, Canada; died on 16 Mar 1703/04 in La Pocatiere, Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada; was buried on 17 Mar 1703/04 in Riviere Ouelle, Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• _UID: DF0520BF2662489585B43D49D2050DEFBA08
• Census: 1666, Ste. Famille, Ile d'Orleans, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1667, Ste. Famille, Ile d'Orleans, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1681, Berthier en Bas, Quebec, Canada

Notes:

Census:

Jean Pelletier, habitant, 35 years
Anne Langlois, 34 years
Noel Pelletier, 11 years,
Anne Pelletier, 10 years
Rene Pelletier, 8 years
Jean Pelletier, 3 years
Pelletier, daughter, 10 days
Guillaume Lemieux, trav vaillant au mois, 17 years


Census:

Jean Pelletier, habitant, 36 years
Langlois, 30 years
Noel Pelletier, 12 years
Anne Pelletier, 10 years
Rene Pelletier, 8 years
Jean Pelletier, 4 years

Census:

Jean Pelletier, habitant, 56 years
Anne Langlois, 48 years
Rene Pelletier, 25 years
Jean Pelletier, 18 years
Marie Pelletier, 15 years
Charles Pelletier, 10 years
Marie Pelletier, 7 years


Died:
60 years old at time of death.

Notes:

Marriage Ceremony:
The wedding took place in the private chape of Seigneur Giffard at Beauport.

Other Events:

• Name: Guillaume Pelletier
• Occupation: charbonnier or coal merchant, long sawyer and carpenter
• _UID: 216532AA3B0C496B9A2E90CCF3A4A83CFCF0
• Employment: 26 Jun 1630
• Engagement Contract (indentured servant): 1641
• Immigration: 1641
• Land: 8 Mar 1640/41
• Property: 17 Jun 1641
• Property: 5 Oct 1642
• Land: 12 Sep 1644, Beauport, Quebec, Canada
• Additonal information: 28 Aug 1646
• Legal Matter: 13 Oct 1647
• Legal Matter: 12 Jul 1648
• Employment: 9 Aug 1653, Beauport, Quebec, Canada; vice-mayor
• Land: 4 Jun 1655

Notes:

Additonal information:
Une plaque comm?morative a ?t? appos?e dans l'?glise de Br?solettes en 1977 et une st?le a ?t? ?rig?e devant l'?glise de Courville en 1991.

A stone tablet was appended in the church of Br?solettes in 1977 and a stele was established in front of the church of Courville in 1991.

Employment:
Jeahan Maunoury acquired 106 cords of wood to make charcoal for mace Guyot and Antoine Pichon. Guillaume and Jeahan delivered 175 pipes of charcoal and 4 "pistoles d'or". As payment, they had the right to cut 6 cords of wood.

Immigration:
Guillaume and Michelle came with Jean to Canada. Their two older sons had died.

Land:
Guillaume and Michelle sold a part of their land to Robert Loyseau and leased their property for 5 years to Jean Rousseau, their brother-in-law, for 15 livres. They also made Rousseau their agent. They were preparing to leave for Canada.

Property:
The division of the Mabille property took place at Tourouvre in the absence of the Pelletiers.

Property:
Guilluame sent a letter to his agent Jean Rousseau through the intermediary Mathurin Gagnon, who was returning to France "in order to resolve family and business matters". Jean Rousseau paid 45 livres to Francois Choiseau on behalf of Guillaume.

Land:
Guillaume obtained a concession of land with 6 arpents of frontage in the seigneurie of Beauport. This concession had belonged to Martin Grouvel since 17 April of the same year. To the right of a bend in the Montmorency River was the land of Antoine Pelletier, then that of Guillaume, then another belonging to Martin Prevost.

Additonal information:
Father Jerome Lalemant wrote in the book of chronicles of his community:
"On 28 (August 1646) I left alone in a canoe to go to T.-R. I brought with me two men and a child in a small boat. One of the men was the son of Globoteur, named Guillaume Pelletier, pioneer, longsawyer, carpenter, and coal merchant. Suddenly he became a donne; however we promised his parents one hundred francs for this first year, and we did not leave out the new clothes".

This tells us that Guillaume had three trades. The nickname of "globoteur", friend of the goblet, makes it understood that he was jolly and did not refuse a glass of wine.

Legal Matter:
Guillaume owed a debt to Martin Prevost of 342 livres which he had borrowed.

Legal Matter:
He assigned to Jean Bourdon an amount of 500 livres, which Francois de Chavigny, Sieur de Berchereau, owed him for the sale of two fine draft oxen. This assignment of money to Bourdon diminished the debt that he and his brother Antoine, whose heir he was, owed the warehouse of Quebec.

Employment:
Guillaume was named the vice-mayor and was responsible for the economic interest of the inhabitants with the "Communaute des Habitants".

Land:
Guillaume legalized his ownership of land by requesting from Seigneur Robert Giffard an act of concession in good and proper form before notary Francois Badeau.

Died:
He was 59 years old at time of his death.

Guillaume married Michelle Mabille on 12 Feb 1618/19 in Saint Aubin, Tourouvre, Perche, France. Michelle (daughter of Guillaume Mabille and Etiennette Monhe) was christened on 20 May 1592 in Saint Aubin, Tourouvre, Perche, France; died on 21 Jan 1664/65 in Quebec, Quebec, Canada; was buried on 22 Jan 1664/65 in Quebec, Quebec, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• _UID: 21B1D8B096944209BF61F5F486662804F037
• First mentioned in Canada: 1641

Notes:

First mentioned in Canada:
Immigrated with her husband and son.

Died:
73 years old at time of death.

Other Events:

• Occupation: ship's navigator
• _UID: AE4B56F6A8F441F5B8A4EC4548F23398A90B
• Residence: Bef 1634, Saint Leonard des Parcs, Normandy, France
• Immigration: 1634
• Land: 29 Jun 1637, Beauport, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1666, Beauport, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1667, Beauport, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1681, Beauport, Quebec, Canada

Notes:

Additonal information:
Noel could only make is mark, a backwards "N" in 1636. By 1677 he had learned to sign his name.

Will:
Noel agreed that his second wife, Marie Crevet, should receive 500 livres from his estate in the event that he should die first. He also agreed to take her daughter, Aymee Caron into his home.

Residence:
Saint-Leonard-des-Parc is in the arrondissement of Alencon, diocese of Sees, Normandy.

Immigration:
Noel came with Robert Giffard with the first contingent of colonists.

Land:
Noel received a plot of land from Robert Giffard. The location of the land was to the west of Montmorency Falls, in the Villeneuve section of Beauport, along the present day ?i?Boulevard des Chutes?/i?, where the shopping mall and Caisse Populaire now stand.

Census:

Noel Langlois, habitant, 60 years
Jean Langlois, 16 years
Noel Langlois, 14 years
Jacques Masson, domestique, engage, 20 years
Abraham, domestique, engage, 15 years

Census:

Noel Langlois, habitant, 60 years
Marie Crevel, 50 years
Jean Langlois, 19 years
Noel Langlois, 17 years
Aimee Carron, 11 years
Michel Acau, 21 years
Abraham Albert, 19 years

Census:

Noel Langlois, habitant, 78 years
Marie Crevet, 71 years

Died:
He was 80 years old at the time of his death. He was also said to be the oldest citizen of the country.

Noel married Francois Grenier on 25 Jul 1634 in Quebec, Quebec, Canada. Francois died on 1 Nov 1665 in Quebec, Quebec, Canada; was buried on 1 Nov 1665 in Quebec, Quebec, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Francoise Garnier
• _UID: 8B0A7F5467DA4FD88F51F9C250D471D0D019
• Immigration: 1634
• Additonal information: 31 Oct 1665, Quebec, Quebec, Canada

Notes:

Fille a marier

Immigration:
She came to with Robert Giffard to Canada and is considered the first marriageable woman to arrive in the colony since its return from England.

Additonal information:
Since Francoise was buried without the customary 24-hour delay, she may have died of the "pestilential fever" epidemic that struck the colony that year. Evidence to support that she knew she was dying is found in the contract drawn up by notary Duquet the day before she died. Noel and Francoise made a mutual donation of all their goods to the surviving member of the couple. They also granted land to their two youngest sons, Jean and Noel.

Buried:
She was buried in the

Notes:

Marriage Ceremony:
Present at the ceremony were Robert Giffart, chirgurgien and Noel Juchereau.