Notes
Matches 12,151 to 12,200 of 23,145
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| 12151 | Gervais bought the inn in 1617 from Francois Martin. Many colonists were recruited from The Cheval Blanc. | Lavye, Gervais (I1346)
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| 12152 | Gilbert Roux, from: eveche de Clermont, 23 years | Leroux dit Lenseigne, Gilbert (I11120)
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| 12153 | Gilles acquired a building lot from Michel David, four arpents wide, in the seigneury of Champlain. | Dupont, Gilles (I4014)
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| 12154 | Gilles and his brothers-in-law, Laurent Archambault and Jean Gervaise, acquired and paid for half of the total of the sale of the possessions of the deceased Sieur des Ormeaux. | Lauzon, Gilles (I10576)
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| 12155 | Gilles and Marie promised to pay Jacques Picot dit Labrie 1,900 livres owed for a purchase dating back to 3 Dec 1664. The document of this purchase has disappeared from the notes of notary Mouchy. The Lauzons would pay off this debt in 13 payments. | Lauzon, Gilles (I10576)
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| 12156 | 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. | Trottier, Jules (I2618)
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| 12157 | Gilles Cholette June 5, 2015 Saint-Sauveur, QC ? St-Sauveur, le 5 juin 2015, est d?c?d?, ? l'?ge de 88 ans, Gilles Cholette, conjoint de Lyse Lefebvre et chirurgien de l'H?pital Jean-Talon de 1956 ? 1996. Outre sa conjointe, il laisse dans le deuil sa fille Lisanne (Patrick Bedford), ses petits-fils Stephan Phillips et Marc Phillips, ses s?urs Monique et Juliette, ses belles-s?urs Janine Rielle, Mabel Allen, Annette Lefebvre, Claire Laberge, Denyse Lefebvre, Marie-Anna Lefebvre (Jacques Poliquin), Isabelle Sutherland et Suzanne Lefebvre (Roger Goulette), ses beaux-fr?res Raymond Malette et Edouard Bellemare, neveux et ni?ces ainsi que plusieurs parents et amis. La famille recevra vos condol?ances le samedi 20 juin de 14 h ? 17 h ? la Maison Trudel inc. 214, rue Principale St-Sauveur Vos t?moignages de sympathie peuvent se traduire par un don ? la Fondation de l'H?pital Jean-Talon | Cholette, Dr. Gilles (I13809)
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| 12158 | Gilles exchanged his 30 arpents of land for another owned by Jean Auger dit Baron. Jean promised to pay 375 livers to make up the difference. Six days later Auger resold the property for 600 livres to Jean Gasteau who, on the same day, sold it to Jacques Milot for 700 livres. On 6 aug 1659, Pierre Lorrain became the owner for 900 livres. | Lauzon, Gilles (I10576)
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| 12159 | Gilles gave a piece of land to open rue Notre-Dame. | Lauzon, Gilles (I10576)
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| 12160 | Gilles leased land from Pierre Bessonnette which the latter owned on the Saint-Louis hill. **But there seems to be a contradiction to this statement. In Vol. 13, page 61, it states that Pierre Bissonnet rented the land from Gilles. "Rented from the boilermaker Gilles Lauzon, the site was situated quite near the mill. The agreement was vaild for three years. Lauzon promised to build a lodging there for the tenant and his family, and he said that if they can not "reside there because of war in the land" (the Iroquois), then he, the landlord, will give them shelter in his own house." | Lauzon, Gilles (I10576)
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| 12161 | Gilles Moulineux "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 Grande 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". | Thibault, Francois (I4530)
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| 12162 | Gilles Rageot notary | Family F703
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| 12163 | Gilles Rageot, notary, drew up the contract. | Family F1117
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| 12164 | Gilles Rageot, notary. | Family F1783
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| 12165 | Gilles Rageot, notary. | Family F1785
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| 12166 | Gilles Rageot, notary. "Contract sous seing prive depose chez M. Rageot le 27 Oct 1684." | Family F432
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| 12167 | Gilles Rageot, notary. "Contrat passe a Dieppe, depose chez Rageot le 4 June 1674. | Family F2912
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| 12168 | 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. | Trottier, Jules (I2618)
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| 12169 | Gilles signed a rental agreement with Charles d'Ailleboust. | Lauzon, Gilles (I10576)
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| 12170 | Gilles sold a strip of land to Claude David, 3 X 40 arpents, situated on the Cap. Notary Guillaume de Larue. | Dupont, Gilles (I4014)
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| 12171 | Gilles Trottier is listed in the "registre d'Ige 1636, 1640; greffe de Teuleron, 1646." | Trottier, Jules (I2618)
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| 12172 | Gilles Trottier is listed in the "registre d'Ige 1636, 1640; greffe de Teuleron, 1646." | Trottier, Jules (I2618)
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| 12173 | Gilles was from St. Alban, diocese of St. Brieux, France. | Bourgault dit Lacroix, Gilles (I13127)
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| 12174 | Gladys B. Olsen Port Charlotte, Florida Formerly of Neenah, age 81, died Saturday morning at Waterford, WI. Survivors include three brothers: Dewey T. Bunker, Appleton; Harold and Clifford Bunker, both of Detroit; two sisters: Catherine Kabrich, Waterford; and Murial Kirchman, Belle Glade, Florida. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at St. Aquinas Catholic Church, Waterford. There will be a graveside service at 11 a.m. Wednesday at St. Margaret Mary Cemetery, Neenah. Visitation will be this evening at the church. | Bunker, Gladys Marie (I4815)
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| 12175 | Glen Dennis Gauthier Glen Dennis Gauthier, 70, of 151 Chestnut Lake Drive, Inman, SC, passed away Tuesday, January 15, 2013, at his residence. Glen was born in Royal Oak, MI on February 23, 1942, a son of the late Viola (Gauthier) and Tellis Gauthier and was the husband of Roberta Claire (Blackinton) Gauthier. He retired from Carmet Co, was of the Lutheran faith and served in the US Army. Glen was also a Classic Car enthusiast. In addition to his wife Glen is survived by a son, Michael John Gauthier, of Boiling Springs. 2 grandchildren, Ashley and Amber Gauthier of Boiling Springs. He was predeceased by a sister, Shirley Gauthier and a brother Lawrence Gauthier. The family will receive friends Thursday, January 17, 2013 from 6:00 - 8:00 PM at Seawright Funeral Home. Burial will be in Fort Jackson National Cemetery in Columbia, SC. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Lutheran Hospice, 429 North Main Street, Suite 3, Greenville, SC 29601. | Gauthier, Glen Dennis (I5602)
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| 12176 | god parents - Francoise Lablanc and Jacques Fauche Laviolette | Viau, Jacques (I2553)
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| 12177 | Godfather - George Valliere; Godmother - Rose Asselin | Valliere, Viola Clara (I40)
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| 12178 | Godfather - Phidyme Asselin; Godmother - Mary Valliere | Valliere, Mildred Monique (I220)
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| 12179 | Godfather - William Hernette; Godmother - Nellie Sullican | Valliere, Henry Joseph (I257)
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| 12180 | godmother - Marie Suzanne Gauthier | Desmoulins, Marie Suzanne (I2364)
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| 12181 | Godparents - George & Ellen Gagnon | Valliere, Edna May (I258)
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| 12182 | Godparents - George & Ellen Gagnon | Valliere, Ella Elizabeth (I259)
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| 12183 | godparents - Michel Viau and Marie Secart | Viau, Jean (I2499)
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| 12184 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Proulx, Lise Mariette (I13870)
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| 12185 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Therrien, Marie Therese Monique (I13763)
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| 12186 | Godparents were Mr. & Mrs. Charles August Thomas, grandparents. | Simmons, Jeanne Marie Noella (I2462)
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| 12187 | Godparents were Mr. & Mrs. Damas Thouin, grandparents. | Thouin, Yves Pierre (I4289)
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| 12188 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Thouin, Lise Micheline (I12292)
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| 12189 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Thouin, Johanne (I12295)
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| 12190 | Godparents were Mr. & Mrs. Willie Dodd, uncle & aunt. | Thouin, Robert (I12294)
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| 12191 | Godparents were Narcisse Lemelin and Delina Heroux, his wife. | Lemelin, Rose Alma (I4272)
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| 12192 | godparents were Nicolas Olivier and Catherine Bernard | Charbonneau, Catherine (I5664)
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| 12193 | godparents were Nicolas Olivier and Catherine Bernard. | Charbonneau, Anne (I5572)
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| 12194 | Godparents were Yvon Dumas and Jeanne Thouin, uncle & aunt. Carrier was Nicole Thouin, sister. | Thouin, Joseph Yvon Alain Daniel (I4285)
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| 12195 | GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY. ____ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valliere Were Married Fifty Years Ago. The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valliere, of 410 Woodbridge street east, was celebrated yesterday at St. Joachim's church, Rev. Fr. Meinard administering the blessing of the church and celebrating high mass in honor of the happy event. The aged couple were married fifty years ago in St. Anne's church, and a remarkable and happy feature of the celebration yesterday was the presence at the altar of Louis Hubert, who had been best man on that occasion, together with the bridesmaid as well. Thirteen children have blessed the union, some of whom have died. The family and friends presented the couple with a gold clock as a memento of the happy occassion, and a wedding dinner was served at the family home. The living children of the couple who were present yesterday are George Valliere, of Lake Linden, Mich.; Mrs. Joseph Asseline, Mrs. Frank Asseline, and Henry Valliere, of Detroit. | Valliere, Edouard (I263)
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| 12196 | GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY. ____ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valliere Were Married Fifty Years Ago. The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valliere, of 410 Woodbridge street east, was celebrated yesterday at St. Joachim's church, Rev. Fr. Meinard administering the blessing of the church and celebrating high mass in honor of the happy event. The aged couple were married fifty years ago in St. Anne's church, and a remarkable and happy feature of the celebration yesterday was the presence at the altar of Louis Hubert, who had been best man on that occasion, together with the bridesmaid as well. Thirteen children have blessed the union, some of whom have died. The family and friends presented the couple with a gold clock as a memento of the happy occassion, and a wedding dinner was served at the family home. The living children of the couple who were present yesterday are George Valliere, of Lake Linden, Mich.; Mrs. Joseph Asseline, Mrs. Frank Asseline, and Henry Valliere, of Detroit. | Gagnon, Monique (I264)
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| 12197 | Good possibility that she is Marie Renee born 12 Feb 1728. | Provost, Marie (I4437)
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| 12198 | Governer Louis d'Ailleboust ceded to Jacques 4 arpents of frontal land "on the river of the great river Saint Laurent in the place called le Cap rouge". This was at Fort Saint Louis in Quebec. His neighbors were Nicolas Pinel and Pierre Gallet. This act was confirmed by Jean de Lauzon, new governor, on 17 nov 1652. | Archambault, Jacques (I10531)
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| 12199 | Governor de Maisonneuve gave Jacques 30 arpents of land adjoining the city, between his son-in-law Urbain Tessier and Lambert Closse, more than an arpent in the city to the north of Rue Notre-Dame, between the present Rue Saint-Laurent and Rue Saint-Joseph. | Archambault, Jacques (I2451)
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| 12200 | Governor Jean de Lauzon ceded a quarter-league of frontal land by a league deep to Noel. The property began an arpent below the La Caille River and went up to the Saint-Lawrence towards the south side. Included in this concession was the Ile-aux-Oies. Noel became a partial owner of the seigneury of la Riviere-du-Sud. Noel named this fief Saint-Luc and he bore the title of Sieur de Saint-Luc. | Morin, Noel Sieur de Saint-Luc (I1880)
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