Notes
Matches 10,651 to 10,700 of 23,145
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| 10651 | Before notary Becquet, Louis Rouer de Villeray, councillor and agent for Francois Berthelot, Count de Jouy en Josas et de Saint-Laurent, Pierre was granted a lease for the mill at Sainte-Famille. Pierre was "presently living in the seigneurie of Sault a la Puce". The lease was for three years beginning on All Saints Day. The mill that Pierre would operate was a water mill "making wheat flour furnishing all the utensils which belonged to the Seigneur Count located on the said island of Saint-Laurent in the parish of Sainte-Famille with the house and site which he had acquired from the seller Lagrange". The rent for the three year lease was two hundred fifty minots of "French wheat and genuine" per year. The notary, Rouer de Villeray and witnesses Alexandre Petit and Philippe Gillet signed the document. | Bissonnet, Pierre (I1453)
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| 10652 | Before notary Chambelon signed a document giving his sons, Francois, Louis, and Antoine, 10 arpents of frontal land each. | Bouchard, Claude (I1496)
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| 10653 | Before notary Claude Auber, Gilles Moulineux signed a contract with Francois and "sold to Francois Thibault, for 45 livres, one arpent of low land to be taken on the northeastern part of his concession, adjoining Jean Le Picart, to begin from the boundary of the said concession on the edge of the said Grand Riviere as far as the second hill and above the said coast or hill by two and a half arpents which make the width of the rest of the concession of Moulineux grant or, as far as the depth of fifty arpents". | Tibault, Francois (I1787)
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| 10654 | Before notary Claude Auber, Rene admitted owing 177 livres to banker Bertrand Chesnay. | Lavoye, Rene (I1494)
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| 10655 | Before notary Claude Aubert. | Family F416
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| 10656 | Before notary Claude Maugue, Pierre agreed to lease his land at Laprairie Saint-Lambert to Andre Marsil. The rental and the lease would be for three years and three harvests of all products coming from the land. The homestead measured three arpents in frontage by twenty deep. It included outbuildings and workable land. Marsil agreed to clear three arpents to the waters edge, to cut the wood so cleared, and to remove the part which was found next to neighbor widow Destaillis' land. Richer would pay, at the end of the lease, for work done by pickaxe on the said three arpents which had to be ready for seeding. Marsil also had to make the necessary repairs to make the house habitable and to pay the seigneurial rights as well as the rents and cens. | Richer, Pierre (I5861)
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| 10657 | Before Notary Duquet, Marie entered into a marriage contract with Thomas Grandry which was later annulled. Two months after the annulment, Marie gave birth to a daughter fathered by Guillaume Morin. | Montminy, Marie (I1970)
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| 10658 | Before notary Etienne Jacob, Marie relinquished a concession which Pierre had made thirty years prior to Joseph Goulet. | Dallon, Marie (I1454)
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| 10659 | Before notary Etienne Janneau, Jean redivided his property. The daughters renounced their shares. Sebastien and Francois would support their brother Joseph until the age of 20. When Joseph reached the age of majority, he would have his right to his part of the land. Sebastien would inherit the northeast section and Francois the southwest. Jean and Sainte would retain the area of the garden. All children would reap the harvest of the apple trees. | Grondin, Jean (I595)
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| 10660 | 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. | Lizot, Guillaume (I6980)
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| 10661 | Before notary Jacob the estate of Etienne Racine was divided amongst his heirs Noel, Francois, Pierre, Etienne Racine and brothers-in-law Jean Gagnon and Jean Pare. Six arpents and six perches were divided into eight pieces of unequal size. A young boy named Pierre Constant drew lots for the heirs. The house, two barns and stables were submitted to another drawing. Noel and Francois won the house and the other shared the remaining buildings. | Racine, Etienne (I1172)
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| 10662 | Before notary Louis Chambalon, Catherine stated she owen 400 livres to her son Pierre "for meeting her needs". | Rivet, Catherine (I6342)
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| 10663 | Before notary Normandin terms of an agreement between Richer and Hilaire Limousin, "for all the expense damages and interests of a criminal judgment obtained against the said Limousin which judgment and other papers put in his hands in the presence of messire Claude Bouquin curate of Champlain who willingly signed the present receipt releasing the said Limousin discharging him generally and also of all other debts and obligations whatsoever until today wishing and agreeing that this present receipt serves him as right without my heirs or trustees ever able to bother him." | Richer, Pierre (I5861)
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| 10664 | Before notary Normandin, Claude Drouet de Richardville, of Laborde, acknowledged owing Pierre 48 livres and 10 sols, for wheat and tobacco sold to him. He promised to pay by the next Christmas. | Richer, Pierre (I5861)
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| 10665 | Before notary Paul Vachon, Jean admitted to owing Jean Picard, merchant of Saint-Anne de Petit-Cap, 134 livres 16 sols tournois for merchandise he had received. | Plante, Jean (I10768)
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| 10666 | Before notary Pierre Duquet , Emery agreed to borrow 40 livres tournois from Jesuit Brother Francois Boursier. He promised to repay this "on the day and feast of the next All Saint's Day". He was not able to sign the contract. | Belouin, Emery (I6630)
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| 10667 | Before notary Romain Becquet, Genevieve de Chavigny gave a concession of land at Cap-Saint-Ignace to Francois. This land consisted of 3 arpents of frontage on the Saint-Lawrence River by 40 in depth and included hunting and fishing rights. The annual rent was 6 livres and 3 live capons. The document was signed by de Chavigny, Eustache Lambert and the notary in the home of seigneurie Vincelotte. Francois also agreed to manage the farm of de Chavigny. Genevieve would provide the seed grains that he would plant and harvest, of which half he would keep for himself. | Tibault, Francois (I1787)
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| 10668 | Before notary Romain Becquet, Pierre sold a piece of land to Jean Talon for the purpose of building a road from Beauport to Charlesbourg. The land was 76 perches by 18 feet. For payment Pierre received a concession of 40 arpents of land in the new Bourg-Royal and 40 livres. | Paradis, Pierre (I7135)
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| 10669 | Before notary Sevrin Ameau, Louis was ceded land from Etienne Pezard, sieur de la Tousche, consisting of 2 arpents of frontage by forty deep. His rent was two bushels of wheat, one capon and two deniers for the cens payable each year. | Foucher dit Laforest, Louis (I565)
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| 10670 | Before notary Teuleron, Francois signed an engagement for three years at 75 livres per year with 30 livres given in advance. He can be found in the 1666 & 1667 census living in Beaupre as a servant to Robert Pare. | Thibault, Francois (I4530)
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| 10671 | Before notary Vachon he drew up a document that showed he "donated all of his possessions to son Noel, on the condition that his eldest child feed, lodge and care for him for the rest of his life, to have him buried and have masses said for him after his death." | Leblanc, Leonard (I4547)
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| 10672 | Before notary, Master Choiseau, Pierre, along with Nicolas Hublin and Jacques Nourry, signed a contract for 5 years with Jean Juchereau. Juchereau promised to give Pierre 45 livres tournois per year salay and a single pair of shoes. Pierre stated he was from Feings, a town bordering Mortange-au Perche. | Maheu, Pierre (I6635)
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| 10673 | before sale of home 7/2/1965 | Marx, Leah (I2469)
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| 10674 | before second marriage of daughter Marguerite to Pascal Roch. | Croquelois, Marie Josephe (I5459)
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| 10675 | Before she came to Canada she was widowed by Pierre Petiet and lost her father. | Chapelier, Marie (I3582)
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| 10676 | before the 17 Mar 1868 when the property was sold | Lacasse, Pierre (I1656)
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| 10677 | Before the ?i?Conseil Souverain?/i?, Pierre charged Francois Fleury dit Mitron with beating Anne-Francoise in a premeditated manner. Fleury was fined 100 sols, plu 10 sols interest and court costs. | Campagna, Pierre (I8693)
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| 10678 | Before the ?i?Prevoite de Quebec?/i?, Marie asked to declare a separation of property. Marie stated Nicolas hit her and she swore at him. They were told to work things out. | Renouard, Marie Catherine (I9572)
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| 10679 | before the birth of daughter Therese | Goulet, Antoine (I9471)
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| 10680 | Before the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Brown County: Frances John made oath that he was born in Belgium on or about the year 1802; he emigrated to the United States and landed at the Port of New York on or about the month of September in the year 1855. | Jonet, Francois (I4724)
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| 10681 | Before the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Brown County: Nicholas Johny made oath that he was born in Belgium on or about the year 1804; emigrated to United States and landed in the Port of New York on or about the month of September in the year 1855. | Jonet, Nicolas (I550)
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| 10682 | Before the death of her sister Louise in 1963. Not listed as a survivor. | Gauthier, Emma Ellisa (I89)
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| 10683 | before the death of his wife | Paquet, Louis (I2618)
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| 10684 | before the death of Joseph | Becker, Anna F. (I5639)
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| 10685 | before the marriage contract of daughter Charlotte to Francois Brisebois | Choret, Jean Baptiste (I3702)
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| 10686 | Before the?i? Prevote de Quebec?/i?, Marie asked to declare a separation of property. Marie stated Nicolas hit her and she swore at him. They were told to work things out. | Durand, Nicolas (I9571)
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| 10687 | Begnigne Basset, notary. | Family F1398
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| 10688 | 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. | Lamarque, Anne (I7477)
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| 10689 | believe she was 1 year old at time of death. | Turcot, Marie Anne (I1837)
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| 10690 | believe this to be son of John & 1st wife | Geary, John (I5729)
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| 10691 | Benigne Basset, commis au greffe, drew up the contract in the home of Antoinette. Neither of them could sign the contract. | Family F164
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| 10692 | Benigne Basset, notary, drew up the contract. Present for the signing of the contract at the home of Sieur Jacques Leber, merchant and husband of Jeanne Lemoine, were Jean Petit, tailor; Olivier Charbonneau and Marie Garnier, parents of Anne; Simon Cardinal and Marie Garnier; Jacques Cardinal; Mathurin Thibodeau and Catherine Avrard; Squire Charles Lemoine, Sieur de Longueuil, and Catherine Thierry dit Primont; Pierre Dagenais, and Francois Dollier de Casson, Sulpicien priest. Anne received a dowry of 300 livres tournois. Her parents promised 3 blankets, 4 chicken and 60 livres "in two equal payments". | Family F1125
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| 10693 | Benjamin Anseau sold his house and lot on the Saint Marc coast to Gilles. | Dupont, Gilles (I4014)
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| 10694 | Benjamin Gagnon, age 91 years 5 months, 4 days Died Oct. 16, 1903, Township of Berlin, Monroe County Cause of chronic cystitis Born May 12, 1812 in Canada Widower - father of 15 children, 4 are living Father - Lewis Gagnon, born Canada Mother - Margret Durett, born Canada Occupation - farmer Informant - Adolph Gagnon of Berlin Burial in Berlin, Oct. 18, 1903 | Gagnon, Benjamin (I4758)
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| 10695 | Bernard signed the contract drawn up by notary Duquet. | Family F537
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| 10696 | Bernard sold 2 lots on la Pointe-aux-Trembles to Jean Regnier dit Brion. | Dumouchel, Bernard (I5481)
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| 10697 | Bernard sold a piece of land, 3 by 40 arpents, to Louis Tetreaux. The purchase was annulled on 19 July 1686. | Dumouchel, Bernard (I5481)
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| 10698 | Bernard was 20 years old at marriage and Marie was 24 years old | Family F74
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| 10699 | Berthiaume, Donat (Alzire) autowkr hn6022 Plainview av | Lirette, Alzire Alice (I1217)
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| 10700 | Berthiaume, Donat (Alzire) autowkr hn6022 Plainview av | Berthiaume, Joseph Donat (I1226)
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