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| 16551 | Notary Guillaume Audouart drew up the contract. | Family F4912
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| 16552 | Notary Guillaume Audouart drew up the contract. | Family F4923
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| 16553 | Notary Guillaume Audouart drew up the contract. | Family F1382
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| 16554 | Notary Guillaume Audouart drew up the contract. Neither spouse could sign the contract. Witnesses were Romaine Boudet and Jeanne Pelletier, both ?i?filles a marier.?/i? | Family F1606
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| 16555 | Notary Guillaume Audouart, Secretary to the King's Council, drew up the marriage contract. Present were Nicolas Marsolet de Saint-Aignan and Marie Le Barbier, parents of Louise. | Family F3375
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| 16556 | Notary Guillaume Denevers drew up the contract. | Family F685
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| 16557 | Notary Guillaume Larue drew up the contract. | Family F4767
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| 16558 | Notary Guillaume Roger | Family F2869
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| 16559 | Notary Guillaume Roger drew up the contract. | Family F2869
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| 16560 | Notary Guillaume Roger drew up the contract. | Family F4963
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| 16561 | Notary Guillaume Roger drew up the contract. | Family F608
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| 16562 | Notary Guillaume Roger drew up the contract. | Family F842
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| 16563 | Notary Guillaume Tronquet drew up the contract. | Family F3955
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| 16564 | Notary Henri Bancheron stated in a document that Louis went to live with the Jean Gagnon family for three years. | Gagne, Louis (I1529)
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| 16565 | Notary Hodiesne drew up the contract. | Family F1625
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| 16566 | Notary Hodiesne, "contrat depose le 25 jul 1755". | Family F2480
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| 16567 | Notary Hornay dit Delaneuville drew up the contract. | Family F4811
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| 16568 | Notary Hyacinthe Presse drew up the contract. | Family F4601
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| 16569 | Notary J. L. Isidore Ducharme of 4033 Notre Dame Est, Montreal, drew up the contract. Marriage Contract dated 21 Aug 1925: L'an mil neuf cent vingt cinq, le vingt-unieme jour du mois d'aout. Devant Mtre J. L. Isidore Ducharme, Notarie pour la Province de Quebec, soussigne, residant et pratiquant en la cite de Montreal. Ont Comparu: Monsieur Leo Lirette, mecanicien, demeurant a Highland Park, dans l'etat de Michigan un des Estats-Unis d'Amerique, fils majeur issu du legitime mariage de Monsieur Olivier Lirette, menuisier, de la cite de Montreal, avec Dame Anna Lavallee, stipulant pour lui-meme, D'une part: Et Mademoiselle Emilia Lemmelin, de la cite de Montreal, fille majeurs issue du legitime mariage de Monsieur Narcisse Lemmelin, mecanicien, du meme lieu, avec Dame Delina Heroux, stipulant pour elle-meme. D'autre part. Lesquels ont arrete comme suit les conventions civiles du mariage projete entre eux, savoir: Les futures expoux seront separes de biens, conformement aux dispositions des articles 1422 et suivants du code civil: en consequence la future epouse aura la jouissance libre de ses revenus, elle pourra sur ses simples quittances toucher et percevoir toutes sommes d'argent a elle dues, et elle pourra en un mot faire tous les actes de la plus entiere administration. Les futurs epoux ne seront pas tenus des dettes l'un de l'autre faites et creees avant ou pendant la duree du present furtur mariage. Le futur epoux sera seul tenu aux frais et depenses du present futur mariage, la future epouse y renoncant tant pour elle-meme que pour les enfants qui pourraient naitre du present futur mariage. En consideration du present futur mariage et aussi en consideration de la renonciation ci-dessus, le futur epoux fait donation a la future epouse, acceptant, d'une somme de trois mille dollars ($3,000.00), laquelle somme sera payee par le futur epoux a la future epouse au fur et a mesure que besoin sera, et devra etre employee exclusivement a l'achat de meubles et effets de menage devant servir a garnir le domicle conjugal, lesquels meubles et effets de menage seront insaisissables bien que cessibles. Il est toutefois expressement convenu que si la future epouse meurt avant le futur epoux, les meubles et effets de menage qui auront ete acquis a meme le montant de trois mille dollars qui fait l'objet de la donation ci-dessus, redeviendront par le fait meme la propriete absolue du futur epoux. En outre, en consideration du present futur mariage et de la renonciation ci-dessus, le furtur epoux transporte a la furture epouse, acceptant, a titre de gain de survie, les benefices d'une police d'assurance au montant de mille dollars que le futur epoux a fait emettre sur sa vie pur la compagnie d'assurance dite "Metropolitan Life Insurance Company": en consequence le futur epoux revoque expressement par les presentes toute imputation anterieure des benefices de cette dite police d'assurance, et il s'engage a faire effectuer et accepter par la dite compagnie d'assurance, aussitot que possible apres la celebration du present futur mariage, tous transports des benefices de la dite police d'assurance dans le sens de la donation ci-dessus, et il s'engage en outre a maintenir cette dite police d'assurance constamment en vigueur en en payant regulierement les primes. Enfin il est expressement convenu que, advenant le deces de la future epouse apres le futur epoux ou son convolen secondes noces sans qu'il y ait d'enfant issu du present futur mariage, les meubles et effets de menage qui auront ete acquis a meme la somme de trois mille dollars qui fait. l'objet l'objet de la donation entrevifs ci-dessus devront alors retourner a la famille du futur epoux. Les biens de la future spouse, en outre de ce qui vient de lui etre donne, consistent en ses habits, hardes et linges de corps, bijoux, joyaux, et autres objets mobiliers quelconques a son usage personnel, y compris ses cadeaux de noces. Dont Acte: A Montreal, sous le numero quatre mille cinq cent soixante-treize du repoertoire du Notarie soussigne; Et lecture faite, les futurs epoux et le pere du futur epoux on signe avec moi Notarie. (Signe) Emilia Lemmelin, Leo Lirette, O. Lirette, Is. Ducharme, N.P. Vraie copie de la minute des presentes demeuree en mon Etude. TRANSLATION In the year one thousand nine hundred and twenty-five, the twenty-first day of August. Before J. L. Isidore Ducharme, Notary for the Province of Quebec, soussigne, resident and practicing in the city of Montreal. Have compared: Mr. Leo Lirette, mechanic, residing in Highland Park, in the state of Michigan, one of the United States of America, son major of the legitimate marriage of Mr. Olivier Lirette, carpenter, of the city of Montreal, with Dame Anna Lavallee, stipulating for himself, Firstly: And Miss Emilia Lemmelin, of the city of Montreal, a major daughter of the legitimate marriage of Mr. Narcisse Lemmelin, mechanic, of the same place, with Dame Delina Heroux, stipulating for herself. On the other hand. Which have decided as follows the civil conventions of the planned marriage between them, namely: The future expoux will be separated from property, in accordance with the provisions of articles 1422 and following of the civil code: consequently, the future wife will have the free enjoyment of her income, she will be able on her simple receipts to touch and collect all sums of money due to her. and in a word it will be able to do all the acts of the most complete administration. The future spouses will not be held liable for each other's debts created before or during the duration of this marriage. The future bridegroom will be the only one held at the expense and expenses of the present future marriage, the future wife giving up so much for herself as for the children who could be born of the present future marriage. In consideration of the present future marriage and also in consideration of the above waiver, the future spouse makes a donation to the future bride, accepting, of a sum of three thousand dollars ($ 3,000.00), which sum will be paid by the future spouse to the future wife as and when necessary shall be and shall be used exclusively for the purchase of furniture and household effects to be used to furnish the matrimonial property, which furniture and household effects shall be exempt from seizure, although transferable. However, it is expressly agreed that if the future wife dies before the bridegroom, the furniture and household effects which will have been acquired from the amount of three thousand dollars which is the object of the donation above, will in fact become even the absolute property of the future spouse. In addition, in consideration of the present future marriage and the above waiver, the deceased spouse shall be transported to the spouse, accepting, as a survival benefit, the benefits of an insurance policy in the amount of one thousand dollars. the future spouse has made the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company insure his pure life: consequently, the future spouse expressly revokes by the present all previous imputation of the profits of this insurance policy, and he undertakes to have the said insurance company carry out and accept, as soon as possible after the celebration of the present future marriage, all transportation of the benefits of the said insurance policy in the sense of the donation above, and he furthermore undertakes to maintain this so-called insurance policy in force by regularly paying the premiums. Finally, it is expressly agreed that, in the event of the death of the future wife after the future spouse or his second marriage, without there being any child born of the present future marriage, the furniture and household effects which will have been acquired even the sum of three thousand dollars that makes. subject The object of the above-mentioned donation will then have to return to the family of the future spouse. The property of the future spouse, in addition to what has just been given to her, consists of her clothes, (?) hardes and (?) body cloths, jewelry, jewels, and other movable objects of any kind for her personal use, including her wedding gifts. Of which Act: In Montreal, under the number four thousand five hundred and seventy-three of the repertory of the undersigned Notary; And reading done, the future spouses and the father of the future spouse sign with me notary. (Signed) Emilia Lemmelin, Leo Lirette, O. Lirette, Is. Ducharme, N.P. True copy of the minute of the present ones remained in my Study. | Family F343
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| 16570 | Notary Jacob (pere) drew up the inventory. | Laberge, Robert (I11734)
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| 16571 | Notary Jacob drew up the contract. | Family F5099
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| 16572 | Notary Jacob drew up the contract. | Family F5204
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| 16573 | Notary Jacob drew up the contract. | Family F478
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| 16574 | Notary Jacob drew up the contract. | Family F482
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| 16575 | Notary Jacob drew up the inventory. | Laberge, Guillaume (I11752)
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| 16576 | Notary Jacob drew up the will of Charles and Madeleine. Sons, Nicolas and Pierre, would receive half of all their parents's property immediately. The sons would support their parents until their deaths. At that time they would receive the second half of the property and they would pay their living siblings 250 livres to each. | Lefrancois, Charles (I13491)
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| 16577 | Notary Jacques Bourdon drew up the contact. | Family F4269
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| 16578 | Notary Jacques Pinguet drew up the contract. | Family F790
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| 16579 | Notary Janneau drew up the contract. | Family F162
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| 16580 | Notary Jean Baptiste Adhemar drew up the contract. | Family F159
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| 16581 | Notary Jean Baptiste Adhemar drew up the contract. | Family F4454
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| 16582 | Notary Jean Baptiste Adhemar drew up the contract. | Family F4759
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| 16583 | Notary Jean Baptiste Adhemar drew up the contract. | Family F5191
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| 16584 | Notary Jean Baptiste Fleuricourt of Riviere-des-Prairies drew up the contract. | Family F1923
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| 16585 | Notary Jean Baptiste Pothier came to the house of the merchant Rene Cuillerier, where the assets of Jean Lalonde had been accumulated, in order to proceed with the inventory and disposition. Jean Fournier of Lachine was present as a witness. They listed ordinary things, such as clothing, dishes, cloth bolts, 4 bars of soap, 8 axes, 2 picks, 10 sickles, 3 pounds of gunpowder, 12 pounds of lead balls, 3 minots of beans, 76 minots of corn, 1 barrel of bacon, 1 cow and 2 grunting pigs. Then came the listing of some small debts to be paid and some accounts to be collected, the largest of which was owed by "bonhomme Laprise": 15 livres and 6 sous. Some assets could not be brought to the scene of the inventory, i.e., a wild ox and 13 arpents of land with dwelling, valued at 100 livres or 100 days of work. This was the land located at Point Saint Louis at the end of the island. | Barbant, Marie (I584)
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| 16586 | Notary Jean Baptiste Pottier drew up a contract between Marguerite and Jean Desforges dit Saint Maurice, a soldier in the Company of Captain de Lorimier. "Marguerite was said to be the daughter of the late Jean Verdon and of Marguerite Richer, during their lifetime residents of the prairie St Lambert, her natural father and mother who having left her at an early age was adopted by the late Mathurin Lelievre, during his lifetime resident of Bout de l'isle and Marguerite Jasselin his wife as it appears in the act of adoption on the date of 17 June 1679 here-attached by virtue of the adoption, the said Jasselin remarried in a second marriage to Nicolas Lemoyne considering the said Verdon as his own daughter the he authorized for the purpose of the document in the presence and with the consent of the relatives and friends named below..." | Family F2405
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| 16587 | Notary Jean Baptiste Pottier drew up the contract. | Family F1443
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| 16588 | Notary Jean Baptiste Tetro | Family F4513
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| 16589 | Notary Jean Cusson drew up a inventory of Sebastien's property. It described their house as measuring 25 by 16 feet, covered with straw, with framework?i? a la gaspande?/i?. At the end of the house was a two room partition with a chimney made of mud. Sebastien had a fifty foot barn and a new stable. He also had another smaller, older, straw-covered house. The upstairs was made of half pine planks and the other half of covered beams. All the buildings were in good condition. His assets were estimated to be worth 2,321 livres and 15 sols. His debts were 639 livres and 14 sols. | Provencher, Sebastien (I3313)
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| 16590 | Notary Jean Cusson drew up the contract. | Family F1301
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| 16591 | Notary Jean Cusson drew up the contract. | Family F1444
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| 16592 | Notary Jean Cusson drew up the contract. | Family F1703
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| 16593 | Notary Jean Cusson drew up the contract. | Family F1708
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| 16594 | Notary Jean Cusson drew up the contract. | Family F3592
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| 16595 | Notary Jean Cusson drew up the contract. | Family F1963
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| 16596 | Notary Jean Guitet drew up the contract. | Family F3843
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| 16597 | Notary Jean Guitet drew up the contract. | Family F458
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| 16598 | Notary Jean Guyon drew up the contract between Robert and Anne at the home of Seigneur Griffard. Since Anne was only 10 years old, the couple was to continue living at the home of her parents. The parents did want Anne to be confronted with marital responsibilities too soon. | Family F3779
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| 16599 | Notary Jean Lecomte drew up a contract between Etienne and?i? Fille de Roi?/i?, Francoise Barbery from St. Germain, Paris, France. The contract was later annulled. | Paquet, Etienne (I2685)
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| 16600 | Notary Jean Robert Duprac drew up the contract. | Family F4521
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