Notes
Matches 20,351 to 20,400 of 23,145
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| 20351 | Pierre Duchenne, residence:St-Francois-de-Sales, I.O., 19 years | Duchesne, Pierre (I9063)
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| 20352 | Pierre enlisted to go to Canada in the study of notary Lafousse at La Fleche, Anjou, for the salary of 100 livres per year. | Godin dit Chatillon, Pierre (I2435)
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| 20353 | Pierre entered into an agreement on 9 December 1670 with Charles Aubert to deliver lime and stone for a building in the Lower Town. Jeanne Badeau handled the following transactions: The Seminary of Quebec requested, on 15 October 1675, that Beauport stone be delivered to the bottom of the slope at the hospital. On 22 December 1678, Charles Aubert ordered quick lime and Beauport stone for a building on Rue Sault-au-Matelot; he would also need stone for the building of a wind mill tower at Pointe-aux-Lievres. On 11 March 1682, she agreed to deliver to their neighbor in Upper Town, Francois Hazeur, the necessary stone to build two chimneys between the their houses. The Ursulines requested lime, cut stone and common stone for their convent on 4 February 1688. Jeanne and son Charles promised Francoise Juchereau, on 8 March 1704, to deliver the necessary lime to build a water mill on the river Ferree, at Saint-Pierre, Ile d'Orleans. | Parent, Pierre (I2503)
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| 20354 | Pierre entered into this contract with Gabrielle Barre before notary, Audouart. This contract was annulled. | Labrecque, Pierre (I4746)
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| 20355 | Pierre filed a criminal suit against Mathurin Thibodeau dit Lalime, a member of Saint-Jean parish. There were 13 pieces of judicial proceedings regarding fighting cocks. | Michaud, Pierre (I647)
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| 20356 | Pierre Gagnon gave Nicolas a half-arpent of frontal land which he detached from his own farm. Nicolas was to build a home in a year and work there by the fall. The document was drawn up by notary Audouart, at the home of Gagnon. Witnesses were Nicolas Verieul and Claude Auber. Jean Cauchon also made a gift of two arpents of frontal land by a league and a half deep, bordering the land received from Pierre Gagnon. Nicolas was to pay Cauchon, each year, 42 sols and 1 capon for rents and the cens owed to the seigneurs. He could not sell the land without permission from the owners. It appears that Nicolas had worked for Gagnon and Cauchon for more than two years and was given the land as an award for his good service. | Lebel, Nicolas (I3059)
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| 20357 | Pierre Gasnier, from paroisse de Notre-Dame-de-Quebec. | Gagne, Pierre (I1553)
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| 20358 | Pierre Gaudin was a charpentier and he and Jeanne were from Montreal | Family F1095
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| 20359 | Pierre gave to his son, Pierre-Thierry, 60 arpents of land on the edge of the Riviere des Prairies for services rendered. The property was near Etienne Pigeon. | Lorrain, Pierre Thierry (I3248)
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| 20360 | Pierre Gerllon, 30 years, from Ange-Gardien | Greslon, Pierre (I11111)
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| 20361 | Pierre Gibouin finally decided to return to France and wanted the payment for the 3 arpents of land he agreed to sell in 1667. Gibouin agreed to a price of 750 livres, half to be paid immediately. This transaction was recorded by notary Duquet. | Simard dit Lombrette, Noel (I2941)
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| 20362 | Pierre Goyer and Louise Garnier came with Jeanne Manse. Pierre and Louise were to work at the Hotel-Dieu de Montreal. | Garnier, Marie Louise (I11030)
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| 20363 | Pierre Grellon, 20 years, from Notre-Dame-de-Quebec | Greslon, Pierre (I11111)
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| 20364 | Pierre had 48 arpents of cleared land and a planked house 30 by 20 feet. On the property was a 50 foot straw covered barn. | Labbe, Pierre (I1105)
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| 20365 | Pierre had not paid for the 3 arpents of land he purchased from Jean Guy. The lieutenant-general of the court at Quebec ordered him to pay up as soon as possible. | St. Denis, Pierre (I1175)
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| 20366 | Pierre had not yet paid the 200 livres owed to Jean Guy for the three arpents of land. The lieutant general of the court ordered Pierre to pay up at the earliest possibility. Jean Guy hired Charles de Villiers (merchant and member of the Sovereign Council) as agent to obtain what was due him by force. | St. Denis, Pierre Sieur de la Ronde (I3542)
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| 20367 | Pierre immigrated with his wife Jacquette Grignon and their children, Marie-Olive, Jean, Suzanne and Marie. | Delavoye, Pierre (I8713)
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| 20368 | Pierre Jousselot, his four daughters and son came to Canada in 1668. | Jousselot, Jeanne (I13584)
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| 20369 | Pierre Jousselot, his four daughters and son came to Canada in 1668. | Jousselot, Renee (I13595)
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| 20370 | Pierre Jousselot, his four daughters and son came to Canada in 1668. | Jousselot, Marie (I13597)
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| 20371 | Pierre Jousselot, his four daughters and son came to Canada in 1668. | Jousselot, Anne (I13599)
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| 20372 | Pierre Labbe from: eveche du Mans, 24 years | Labbe, Pierre (I1105)
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| 20373 | Pierre Le Gardeur de Repentigny ceded land to Robert at Longue-Pointe (Beaupre). | Caron, Robert (I1626)
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| 20374 | Pierre Legardeur de Repentigny entrusted Jacques with the development of his farm. The 5 year lease provided Jacques with 1 dwelling, 2 oxen, 2 cows, 1 heifer, pigs, all appraised at a value of 732 livres. Jacques already owed Legardeur 898 livres, 10 sols, upon the return of the ships from France. In addition, "in 2 years" Jacques must pay 500 livres "for half of the land which he will leave him the first year". The tenant could cut or sell all the firewood that he wanted by paying 10 sols a cord. This complicated contract was signed by notary Lecoustre. | Archambault, Jacques (I10531)
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| 20375 | Pierre LeRoux sold a concession of 60 square arpents on the Saint-Dominique coast to Toussaint. | Hunault, Toussaint (I10013)
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| 20376 | Pierre Mouette, son of Pierre Mouette dit Demoras and Marie Toupin | Family F4604
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| 20377 | Pierre Normand dit LaBriere complained about an account: 36 livres 10 sols "for labor and edgetool work that he had done for him (Noel) and for a wheel hoop that he had provided him". Noel replied that Pierre owed him for several deliveries of sand, lime and stone, worth 20 livres. Rose paid 20 livres "for balance of all accounts" and the expenses of the court. So we learn that Noel did manual work and owned a cart and at least one horse. | Rose, Noel (I1843)
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| 20378 | Pierre obtained a concession from Sieur Jean Maudry that consisted of one half arpent in frontage. It included a house, garden, stable and thirty foot barn. | Paradis, Pierre (I3182)
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| 20379 | Pierre obtained a concession of land consisting of 4 arpents of frontage, located in the parish of Saint-Francois. | Duchesne dit Delapierre, Pierre (I6341)
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| 20380 | Pierre obtained a concession of land measuring six and one-half arpents of frontage by 126 deep. His neighbors were his brother Mathurin and Jean Cachon Junior. | Gagnon, Pierre (I9238)
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| 20381 | Pierre obtained land from Jean Baptiste LeGardner, Sieur de Repentigny, 2 and 2/3 arpents of frontal land in the territorial domain of the fief of Charlesville, near neighbors Jean Trudel and Jacques Vauclin. This farm in located today in the municipality of Boischatel, detached from L'Ange-Gardien in 1925, about 31 arpents east of the Montmorency Falls. | Maheu, Pierre (I6635)
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| 20382 | Pierre owned 6 arpents of frontage by 30 in depth, situated to the southeast of the little river Oumachiche. The land had a house, barn-stable, 12 arpents of workable land and 2 arpents of meadows. The was required to pay seigneur Louis Boucher de Grosbois 5 livres and 5 capons for rent and 1 denier for cens. | Heroux dit Bourgainville, Pierre (I6145)
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| 20383 | Pierre owned a concession of twelve arpents of frontal land on the river. | Michaud, Pierre (I647)
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| 20384 | Pierre Paradis, 15 years | Paradis, Pierre (I3203)
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| 20385 | Pierre Parant, residence: Beauport, 40 years | Parent, Pierre (I2518)
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| 20386 | Pierre purchased 2 arpents of frontage by 44 deep from Christophe Crevier. | Paradis, Pierre (I7135)
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| 20387 | Pierre purchased 3 aprents of frontage from Jean Guy. | St. Denis, Pierre (I1175)
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| 20388 | Pierre purchased 60 arpents of land from Etiennette Despres. He later sold this property, including a house, barn and stable, on 8 July 1659 for 500 livres. | Parent, Pierre (I2503)
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| 20389 | Pierre purchased a farm of 3 arpents in frontage from Claude Darcollier for 75 livres. | Labbe, Pierre (I1105)
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| 20390 | Pierre purchased a farm with three arpents of frontage from Jean Guy. | St. Denis, Pierre Sieur de la Ronde (I3542)
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| 20391 | Pierre purchased a half arpent of frontage from Sieur Jean Maudry, surgeon to the King. It was called "La Cabane-aux-Taupiers" and not far from his first property. It contained a house, garden, stable and 30 foot barn. | Paradis, Pierre (I7135)
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| 20392 | Pierre purchased a piece of land with two arpents of frontage by forty-four deep from Christophe Crevier. | Paradis, Pierre (I3182)
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| 20393 | Pierre purchased land from Pierre Emond for 140 livres in silver coins. | Albert, Pierre (I436)
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| 20394 | Pierre raised and bought animals to sell the meat at the market. On 30 August 1662, he received permission from Govenor Pierre du Bois to use a site in the Upper Town of Quebec as a slaughter house. Protesters appeared before the Sovereign Council on 24 April 1677 regarding the location of the butchershop. Frontenac agreed and Pierre relocated on 24 October 1678. | Parent, Pierre (I2503)
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| 20395 | Pierre received a concession from Jean de Lauzon, Governor of New France. | Simard dit Lombrette, Pierre (I1130)
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| 20396 | Pierre received a concession of land from Msgr de Laval. The land was located to the east of the actual parish of Saint-Pierre on the Ile d'Orleans. On 5 July 1670 he sold this land, which included a cabin, to Simon Duverger for 60 livres, to be paid in two payments. | Labbe, Pierre (I1105)
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| 20397 | Pierre received a concession of land from the Jesuits that consisted of three arpents of frontal land by 16 deep. The land was located in the seigneurie of Notre-Dame-des-Agnes, near Quebec. | Parent, Pierre (I2503)
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| 20398 | Pierre received a land grant of three arpents of river frontage from Msgr de Laval. It was within the Saint-Jean parish boundries. | Michaud, Pierre (I647)
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| 20399 | Pierre resold a piece of land that he had bought from Louise Cloutier to Etienne Janneau (notary and merchant) for 320 livres. | Dancose, Pierre (I973)
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| 20400 | Pierre returned to France where he was a witness to the marriage contract of his nephew Jacques Simard. | Simard dit Lombrette, Pierre (I1130)
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