Other Events:

• Name: Gabriel Testar
• _UID: 9410551560F44026B775667A3DA59E6BBFF4

Gabriel married Marie Louise Jeaudoin on 30 May 1705 in St. Francois de Sales, Ile Jesus, Quebec, Canada. Marie and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Charles Testar Defolville
• Name: Charles Testard
• Name: Charles Tetart Folleville
• Name: Testard de Follenville Charles
• _UID: 186CE65C5F6D4EA48035655780D95BC16A8D
• First mentioned in Canada: 1660
• Census: 1666, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1667, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1681, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
• Legal Matter: Jun 1682, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Notes:

Census:

Marie Pournin, step-sister of Charles, 35 years, widow
Jacques Testar Delaforest, spouse of Marie, deceased
Gabriel Testar, 5 years
Jacques Testar, 3 years
Charles Testar, step-brother of Marie, 25 years, married
Anne Lamarcque, 16 years, married
Abraham Binet, domestique, engage, 20 years
Francois Renoul, domestique, engage, 20 years
Amedee Rollard, domestique, engage, 20 years
David Chevallier, menusier (joiner), engage, 21 years
Nicolas Pero, domestique, engage, 22 years

Census:

Charles Testart, 27 years
Anne Lamarque, 18 years

Census:

Charles Testard, habitant, 45 years

Legal Matter:
Anne was accused of cheating on her husband and some claimed that not all her children were fathered by Charles. She was also accused of trying to rid herself of pregnancies by inducing abortions with Amerindian "cures". Charles accused Anne of sorcery in order to end his marriage. He sought a separation and spoke with the Intendant. He stated that he had not had been intimate with Anne for the last year but others had. Some citizens of Montreal accused her of using magic to over power men and of having a book of magic. Anne was officially accused of adultery and sorcery and an inquiry was conducted. Anne's current lover was ordered to vacate her home but only did for a few days. "Even though the inquiry does not seem to have led to any sentencing, it caused the ?i?bourgeoise?/i? Anne de Lamarque, wife of a ?i?bourgeois?/i?, to fall in public opinion worse that if she had fallen in social status."

Buried:
80 years old

Charles married Anne Lamarque on 8 Feb 1665/66 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Anne (daughter of Louis Lamarque and Marie Papineau) was born on 7 Jul 1648 in Saint Andre, Bordeaux, Guyenne, France; was christened on 9 Jul 1648 in Saint Andre, Bordeaux, Guyenne, France; died about 1686; was buried on 4 Apr 1686. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Anne De Lamarque
• Occupation: Montreal, Quebec, Canada; cabaret owner
• _UID: 49DDABFA9A9947078BFD8ACF441D0BBF5825
• Godparents: 9 Jul 1648, Saint Andre, Bordeaux, Guyenne, France
• Immigration: 1662
• School: 13 Feb 1662/63, Quebec, Quebec, Canada
• Residence: 1665, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1666, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1667, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
• Legal Matter: Jun 1682, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Notes:

Occupation:
Being a cabret owner was not looked upon favorably by civil and reglious leaders in Montreal. She was warned several times by Father Jean Fremont to change her ways.

Godparents:
Her god parents were Jean Papineau and Anne Papineau.

Immigration:
She cam with her 19 year old brother Jacques.

School:
She entered the Ursuline's school in Quebec City. Her tuition and board was paid for by Father Henri de Bernieres.

Census:

Marie Pournin, step-sister of Charles, 35 years, widow
Jacques Testar Delaforest, spouse of Marie, deceased
Gabriel Testar, 5 years
Jacques Testar, 3 years
Charles Testar, step-brother of Marie, 25 years, married
Anne Lamarcque, 16 years, married
Abraham Binet, domestique, engage, 20 years
Francois Renoul, domestique, engage, 20 years
Amedee Rollard, domestique, engage, 20 years
David Chevallier, menusier (joiner), engage, 21 years
Nicolas Pero, domestique, engage, 22 years

Census:

Charles Testart, 27 years
Anne Lamarque, 18 years

Legal Matter:
Anne was accused of cheating on her husband and some claimed that not all her children were fathered by Charles. She was also accused of trying to rid herself of pregnancies by inducing abortions with Amerindian "cures". Charles accused Anne of sorcery in order to end his marriage. He sought a separation and spoke with the Intendant. Some citizens of Montreal accused her of using magic to over power men and of having a book of magic. Anne was officially accused of adultery and sorcery and an inquiry was conducted. Anne's current lover was ordered to vacate her home but only did for a few days. "Even though the inquiry does not seem to have led to any sentencing, it caused the ?i?bourgeoise?/i? Anne de Lamarque, wife of a ?i?bourgeois?/i?, to fall in public opinion worse that if she had fallen in social status."

Notes:

Marriage Ceremony:
Present at marriage ceremony were Jeanne Testard (sister of Charles), Pierre Godefroy (cousin of Charles), Marie Pournin (step-sister of Charles), Zacharie Dupuy, major, Antoine Contrecoeur, captain of the Regiement de Carginan, and Jean Gervaise.

Other Events:

• Name: Jean Testard
• Occupation: Rouen, Normandy, France; Bourgeois
• _UID: BA2D8F58C9D94D9F83AC9F9F1EDEE67621DA

Jean married Anne Godegroy. Anne was buried on 26 Mar 1678 in Rouen, Normandy, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• _UID: AE31F5D7A865448FB282D93C7FE224E74027

Other Events:

• Name: Louis De Lamarque
• Occupation: merchant and bourgeois
• _UID: 4904F73F98B64EF18D207E6157B1F9D26F4C

Louis married Marie Papineau. Marie and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• _UID: 11A95D8A55164C048759EF4543D431762E13