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Matches 15,451 to 15,500 of 23,145
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| 15451 | Louis obtained a land grant of 2 arpents, 3 perches and 6 feet in frontage, in the seigneurie of Notre-Dame-des-Anges or arriere-fief of the Grand-Pre-de-la-Redoute, near Quebec. The rent was 25 sols tournois for each arpent of frontage, 3 live capons with feathers and 2 deniers for the cens. Notary Paul Vachon drew up the contract. | Lamoureux, Louis (I7346)
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| 15452 | Louis Odell of Detroit, born Sept 9, 1894 in Detroit. Contact is mother. | O'Dell, Louis (I5259)
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| 15453 | Louis owed 134 livres to the Jesuits, 19 livres to Sieur de la Chesnaie, 15 livres to Denis Briere and 50 livres to the sailor Jacques Asselin of the Ile d'Orleans. | Gagne, Louis (I1529)
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| 15454 | Louis owned 2 lots on the channel of the Sainte-Anne River. | Tetreault, Louis (I11482)
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| 15455 | Louis Pinard ceded 7 arpents of frontal land by 20 arpents deep to Louis in the Hertel fief. It contained a house and 45 timbers ready to be used. The cost was only 300 livres "in beaver or moose pelts" before 24 June 1671 because Pinard owed Louis 342 livres from a purchase of a homestead on the Champlain coast. Thus, Louis became a "petit seigneur". | Tetreault, Louis (I11482)
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| 15456 | Louis puchased 2 arpents of frontal land from Louis Saucier for 100 livers. The land bordered the Falls of Montmorency on the Beaupre Coast. | Carreau dit Lafraicheur, Louis (I6727)
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| 15457 | Louis purchased "60 rods front" from the Indians. ?i?Note: 1 rod = 16-1/2 feet, or 5-1/2 yards; 320 rods = 1 mile?/i? | Nadeau, Louis (I383)
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| 15458 | Louis purchased 2 arpents of land from Jean Bellet dit LaChaussee for 80 livres. He sold this property to Jacques Lafontaine on 4 October 1668. | Tetreault, Louis (I11482)
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| 15459 | Louis purchased two parcels of land. Certificate nbr 24560 consisted of 40 acres of land. The description is: "the north west quarter of the south west quarter of section twenty six, in Township twenty three of Range twenty four, in the district of land subject to sale at Menasha, Wisconsin, containing forty acres". The second parcel, certificate nbr 24561, consisted of 80 acres of land. The description is: "the east half of the north west quarter of section twenty six, in Township twenty three, of Range twenty four, in the District of land sufject to sale at Menasha, Wisconsin, containing eighty acres". | Nadeau, Louis (I383)
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| 15460 | Louis received a land grant. On 19 May 1675 he sold two arpents in frontage by twenty deep to Jean Petit and Adrien Saint-Aubin for 500 livres to be paid over a period of three years. | Lamoureux, Louis (I7346)
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| 15461 | Louis Silvestre, 26 years, from Pointe-aux-Trembles | Sylvestre, Louis (I3065)
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| 15462 | Louis sold his 40 arpents of land to Jacques Leprou for 42 livres to be paid before the next Easter. | Lamoureux, Louis (I7346)
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| 15463 | Louis was contracted to Simon Guillory, merchant from Ville-Marie, to go to the post at La Baie by way of the Grande-Riviere. | Heroux, Louis (I10250)
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| 15464 | Louis willed his daughter Angelique and her husband Jean a piece of land. It was located in the village of Saint-Joseph at Charlesbourg. The land consisted of "two arpents frontage by thirty deep with wilderness areas without buildings". Their neighbors would be Martin Moreau and Guillaume Vallade. | Lefebvre, Angelique (I7845)
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| 15465 | Louis willed his daughter Angelique and her husband Jean a piece of land. It was located in the village of Saint-Joseph at Charlesbourg. The land consisted of "two arpents frontage by thirty deep with wilderness areas without buildings". Their neighbors would be Martin Moreau and Guillaume Vallade. | Lefebvre dit Batanville, Louis (I7879)
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| 15466 | Louisa Heroux - noted age 3 months | Heroux, Marie Emma Louisa (I11604)
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| 15467 | Louise agreed to live with her daughter Marie and son-in-law Mathurin Huot until her death. She decided to give 50 livres to each of her grand-daughters and god-daughters. Any monies left had to be shared amongst all heirs. | Goulet, Louise (I6634)
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| 15468 | Louise Asselin, residence: Ile d'Orleans, 20 years | Asselin, Louise (I12272)
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| 15469 | Louise Bocher, residence: Ste-Famille, 28 years, spouse of Aselin. | Baucher, Louise (I7067)
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| 15470 | Louise Bouche, 25 years | Baucher, Louise (I7067)
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| 15471 | Louise Chalfiour, 35 years, from Beauport | Chalifour, Louise (I10536)
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| 15472 | Louise Chalifour, 26 years, from Notre-Dame-de-Quebec | Chalifour, Louise (I10536)
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| 15473 | Louise Gasnier, from paroisse de St. Martin, Vieux-Belleme, eveche de Chartres. | Gagne, Louise (I1497)
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| 15474 | Louise gave a receipt to her son-in-law, Mathurin Huot, and to her daughter Marie for the 600 livres in silver that she had given them. Part of this money was from a lawsuit that she had against the curate and the church wardens of the parish of L'Ange-Gardien and the other part was for her needs and necessities. | Goulet, Louise (I6634)
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| 15475 | Louise gave her sons-in-law, Rene Lavoie, Michel Tremblay and Etienne Simard each an arpent of grazing land. | Gagne, Louise (I1497)
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| 15476 | Louise Marsolet, 22 years | Marsolet, Louise (I8322)
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| 15477 | Louise was conditionally batized by Marie Giffard on 21 August 1654. | Pare, Louise (I1120)
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| 15478 | Lucien Lemmelin was his sponsor. | Lirette, Roland Oliver (I190)
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| 15479 | Lucile needed the consent of her father to be married. Armand and Lucile were residents of Detroit but chose to marry in Windsor, probably making it easier since they were first cousins. | Family F38
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| 15480 | Luther T. Krantz, 29 years, born and from Wallace, Michigan, worked as a RR mail clerk. Parents were August Krantz and Ingeborg Olson. Frances E. Nadeau, 30 years, of Stephenson, Michigan, born in Munising, Mich., worked as a teacher. Parents were M. A. Nadeau and Louise Berger. Witnesses were Charles Nadeau of Stephenson, Mich. and Alvina Krantz of Wallace, Mich. Rev. Joseph H. Beachene, Pastor Precious Blood Ch. | Family F2111
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| 15481 | Lyrette (Laliberte), Yvette 1915-2000 Madame Yvette Lyrette (nee Laliberte), espouse de feu Lionel Lyrette, est decedee paisiblement a sa residence de Prevost (Lesage), le 20 aout 2000, a l'age de 84 ans. Ses enfants: Gilles (Pierrette Richer), Bibiane (Pierre Juneau) et Jocelyn etant decedes, elle laisse dans le deuil ses douze autres enfants: Gisele (Alain Contant), Paulette (Lucien Gaudreault), Yvon (Aline Quevillon), Suzanne (feu Marcel Valiquette), Andre (Lise Rochon), Murielle (Ghistain Giroux), Roger (Ginette Brunet), Jacques (Madeleine Richer), Nicole (Jean-Noel Courte), Robert (Suzanne Trudel), Celine (Serge Courtemanche), Benoit (Celine Dagenais), ses 27 petits-enfants, ses 17 arriere-petits-enfants et son arriere-arriere-petit-fils. Son fere Archille (Rejeanne Lauzon) ses soeurs: Rose (Odilon Millette) et Gilberte (Louis Menard), etant decedes, elle laisse dans le deuil ses soeurs: Madeleine (Maurie Jolicoeur) et Rachel (Zephirin Lauzon). La famille recevra les condoleances au salon de la" Maison funeraire Trudel Inc. 400, Labell, Saint-Jerome le lundi 21 aout 2000 de 14 a 17 h et de 19 a 22 h et le mardi 22 aout a compter de 9 h. Les funerailles auront lieu le mardi a 11 h, en l'eglise St-Francois-Xavier de Prevost (Lesage). Parents et amis sont pres d'y assister sans autre invitation. | Laliberte, Yvette (I14847)
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| 15482 | M'COY AGAIN D.Y.C. CATBOAT CHAMPION Takes Three of Five Races Sunday Afternoon Emmett McCoy successfully defended his Detroit Yacht Club catboat championship Sunday against the four high percentage skippers of the club, winning three of the five races sailed and finishing second in the other two. Five club owned boats were used, each skipper being asked to sail a different boat in each race....... | McCoy, Robert Emmett (I39)
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| 15483 | M. Therese Jonet; year 1855; age 49; born abt 1806 | Berwart, Marie Therese (I551)
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| 15484 | Mabel Dunham, 27 years, of Daggett, Mich., born Nadeau, Mich., was a stenographer. Parents were James Dunham and Louise Nadeau. Ray Mistele, 28 years, born and from Milwaukee, Wis. and was an engineer. Parents were Henry Mistele and Eleanor (blank). No marriage date, place or witnesses listed. | Family F2110
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| 15485 | Mabel petitioned as sole heir to the estate. Henry Valliere, administrator of estate. | Sweeney, Clara Mabel (I46)
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| 15486 | Mabel petitioned as sole heir to the estate. Henry Valliere, administrator of estate. | Sweeney, Joseph (I289)
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| 15487 | Mace "contracted for the masonry and carpentry of the Chateau Saint-Louis in Quebec, and of the church in this town". | Gravel, Joseph Mace (I190)
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| 15488 | Mace bought the land belonging to his sister-in-law, Marie Tavernier, located at Sault-a-la-Puce. The 9 arpents of land (3 arpents of frontage), with house, barn and poultry yard was given to his sons Pierre and Alexis. The cost was 1000 livres, to be paid in four installments. | Gravel, Joseph Mace (I190)
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| 15489 | Mace obtained 6 arpents in frontage by 126 in depth. | Gravel, Joseph Mace (I190)
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| 15490 | Mace purchased another plot of land for his grandson Augustin. It was located near Sainte-Anne and consisted of 3.5 arpents of frontage on the river. | Gravel, Joseph Mace (I190)
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| 15491 | Mace was a business partner of the three Gagnon brothers, Mathurin, Jean and Pierre. They opened a shop on the Rue Saint-Pierre in the lower town that measured sixty by twenty-four feet. The business was sold on 9 October 1668 to Pierre Pellerin. | Gravel, Joseph Mace (I190)
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| 15492 | Mace was a partner with the Gagnon. They had a shop in the port area that measured 80 feet in length. The place was rented to Jean Garos, merchant from La Rochelle, for 90 livres. Mace later sold his share of the house to Louis Dupouty, sieur de Saint-Louis, for 600 livres. | Gravel, Joseph Mace (I190)
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| 15493 | Madeleine Benassis again ceded land to Jean. This piece consisted of 4 arpents of frontage by 25 deep in the same seigneurie. The concession was cancelled on 11 Nov 1694, six years after the death of Jean. | Heroux dit Bourgainville, Jean (I8356)
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| 15494 | Madeleine Benassis, widow of Etienne Signeuret, ceded to Jean, land with 6 arpents of frontage by 25 deep in the seigneurie of Tonnancourt (Pointe-du-Lac). | Heroux dit Bourgainville, Jean (I8356)
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| 15495 | Madeleine Bergeron, 42 years | Bergeron, Madeleine (I13248)
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| 15496 | Madeleine gave birth to a daughter, Marie Madeleine. She was not the daughter of Michel but the "enfant naturel" of Jean Royer. | Dubois, Madeleine (I1854)
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| 15497 | Madeleine Grongnez | Grounier, Marie (I4729)
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| 15498 | Madeleine had an illegitimate daughter. Genevieve Richaume, born and baptised 28 Dec 1703 at Boucherville. Genevieve married on 12 Oct 1722 at Boucherville to Michel Charboneau. | Richaume, Madeleine (I6204)
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| 15499 | Madeleine Miville, from: diocese of La Rochelle | Miville, Madeleine (I3258)
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| 15500 | Madeleine purchased merchandise to send to Canada aboard the ship Saint-Joseph. It is possible that she came to Canada on the same ship. | Pinel, Nicolas (I6912)
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