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2010-07-30T22:23:00.000-05:00

2500. Thomas Harris & 2501. Ruth James

3/2/~1663, Ruth born in Southampton, Long Island, NY; d/o 5002. Thomas James & 5003. Ruth Jones.

6/5/1696, Thomas named in right of his wife in the will of his father-in-law.

8/22/1697, Thomas died in Fairfield Co., CT.

Bef. 1723, Ruth died in Easthampton, Long Island, NY.

Family notes;
• This Thomas cannot be the son of Captain Daniel Harris. Daniel Harris left a will of 1/13/1698-9 leaving property to his son Thomas. That Thomas died 9/4/1700 in Middletown, CT.

Children of Thomas and Ruth:

i. Mary Harris, born ~1684 in Southampton, Long Island, NY.

ii. Thomas Harris, born ~1686 in Southampton, Long Island, NY.

iii. Nathaniel Harris (1250), born 10/8/1693 in Southampton, Long Island, NY.

iv. Samuel Harris, born ~1696 in Southampton, Long Island, NY.

M: 2498

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2498. Col. Thomas Wood & 2499. Rebecca Hall

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1638, Thomas born in Portsmouth, RI; s/o 4996. John Wood & 4997. Margaret Carter.

3/1654, Thomas’ father died intestate.

1/25/1655, Thomas Wood received by deed 12 acres on Aquidneck Island from Thomas Manchester and his wife Margaret [Thomas’ brother-in-law.]

3/17/1655, the town council disposed of Thomas’ father’s estate: “To Thomas Wood the land that was his father’s in Newport, 40 acres near William Weeden’s farm.” Thomas was in possession of 20 pounds, and goods and cattle worth 15 pounds associated with the estate of his father.

2/9/1672, Thomas, as a member of a Coroners Inquest in the “Towne of Portsmouth”, found the death of Rebeca Cornell, about the age of “73 yeares”, by fire to be accidental.

2/20/1672, Thomas was a member of a Coroners Inquest again looking into the death of Rebeca Cornel.

6/1675-76, Thomas a Col. in British service in King Philip’s War. [Name for the Wampanoag leader Metacom (or King Philip). The war started an attack on Swansea in June 1675. Metacom was killed in August, 1676, ending the war.]

1704, Thomas died in Swansea, MA.

Child of Thomas and Rebecca:

i. Elizabeth Wood (1249), born 1658 in Rehoboth, Bristol, MA.

M: 2496

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2496. Obediah Bowen & 2497. Mary Clifton

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7/1/1627, Obediah born in Swansea, Glamorganshire, Wales; s/o 4992. Richard Bowen & 4993. Ann ?.

1628, Mary born in Wales, England; d/o 4994. Thomas Clifton & 4995. Mary ?.

1638-1643, Obediah immigrated to America to MA with his parents.

1648 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA, Obediah married Mary.

Obediah listed on a committee recording an agreement with Miles Standish as purchasers of Sowams.

1657, Obediah took the oath of “Fidelitie” in Rehoboth.

6/22/1658, “At at town-meeting lawfully warned, lots were drawn for the meadows that lie on the north side of the town, in as followeth, according to person and estate:” 1. John Peck … 22. Richard Bowen, sen. 23. Obadiah Bowen, … 44. Richard Bowen, jr. … (S) The history of Rehoboth, Bliss.

1666, Obediah an inhabitant of Rehoboth.

1667, Swansea broke off from Rehoboth.

1670, Obediah an inhabitant of Swansea.

1671, Obediah on Bristol Co. tax list.

1672, “Obediah Bowen, Sur.” sold 60 acres to Nathanie Chaffe.

1679, Obediah one of several recipients of land lots.

1681, Obediah a Representative for Swansea.

8/21/1681, Obediah a jury foreman in a death by drowning of 2 men.

2/18/1697, Mary died in Rehoboth, MA.

2/7/1689, A list of the name of the proprietors, not inhabitants, of The Towne of Rehoboth; … Obidiah Bowen, sen’r. … Obidiah Bowen, jun’r.

12/11/1708, Obediah wrote his will: grown ancient; beq to sons Samuel and Joseph and dau Hannah Brooks; gr. ch. Aaron, Daniel and Nathan, sons of dec. son Obadiah; four pewter platters, given to him when he was baptized, he beq to four gr. daus. Katherine, Sarah, Alice and Elizabeth B.; some land recorded in Rehoboth he gave to James and Hezekiah B.; also beq to Lydia Mason.

9/10/1710, Obediah died in Swansea, MA; buried with Mary in Bowen Family Cemetery, Read Farm, Warren, RI. [His estate showed only cow as farm animals.]

Family notes:
• Obediah and his wife, members of the First Baptist Church of Swansea, were warned frequently about poor attendance.

Children of Obediah and Mary:

i. Obediah Bowen, born 9/18/1651 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA.
7/25/1677 in Rehoboth, Obediah married Abigail Bullock, d/o Richard.
7/11/1699, Obediah died in Rehoboth.

ii. Mary Bowen, born 1/18/1653 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA.
5/30/1673 in Rehoboth, Mary married Isaac Allen.

iii. Samuel Bowen (1248), born 7/16/1659 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA.

iv. Joseph Bowen, born 6/26/1662 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA.
1688 in MA, Joseph married Elizabeth Round.
12/27/1727, Joseph died in Rehoboth.

v. Thomas Bowen, born 8/3/1664 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA.
6/17/1689, Thomas married Thankful Mason, d/o Sampson & Mary Butterworth.
1743, Thomas died; buried with his parents.

vi. Hannah Bowen, born 5/3/1665 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA.
Hannah married Rev. Timothy Brooks.

vii. Lydia Bowen, born 4/23/1666 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA.
9/4/1686 in Swansea, MA, Lydia married Joseph Mason, s/o Sampson & Mary Butterworth.
3/25/1758, Lydia died in Rehoboth.

viii. Mercy Bowen, born 3/18/1672 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA.

ix. Isaac Bowen, born 9/30/1674 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA.

M: 2460

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2460. Francis Baldwin & 2461. Cicely Coebourne

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4/20/1667, Francis born in Southrope, England.

~1670, Cicely born in England, d/o 4922. Thomas Coebourne & 4923. Elizabeth Cockfield.

By 1686, Francis had settled in Chester Co., PA.

1691, Francis given 100 acres on Chester Creek in Chester Twp. by his father-in-law, Thomas Coebourne.

5/21/1697, Francis and Cicely named in the will of her father.

Francis a juror in Chester Co.

1701, Francis arranged to purchase 200 acres of marsh in New Castle Co. from Henry Hollingsworth [but died before getting title.]

1702, Francis, a miller, died in New Castle Co., PA; Cicely surviving.

Family notes:
• Francis had brothers John and Thomas who also came to PA.

Children of Francis and Cicely:

i. Thomas Baldwin.
[Likely the father of Francis Baldwin of VA.]

ii. William Baldwin.
William mentioned in his grandfather Coebourne’s will.
William mentioned in a deed settling the estate of his father.

iii. John Baldwin (1228), born ~1705 in Chester Co., PA.

iv. Ann Baldwin.
Ann married William Ford of Bethel Twp.

v. Mary Baldwin.
Mary married John Littleton of New Castle Co.

M: 2456

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2456. Nicholas Pyle & 2457. Abigail Bushell

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8/12/1666, Nichols baptized in Bishops Canning, Wiltshire, England; s/o 4912. Nicholas Pyle & 4913. Edith Musprat.

1668, Abigail born in Brinkwarte, Wiltshire, England; d/o 4914. Joseph Bushell & 4915. Sarah Webb.

1682, Nicholas arrived in the Province of Pennsylvania with William Penn. [Penn returned to England in 1684. Penn was again in America from 1699–1701.]

By 1685, Nicholas immigrated to America and settled in Concord Twp, Chester Co., PA.

3/31/1686 in England; George and his brother John Chandler bonded to Robert Pyle for 20 pounds, 12 shillings, payable in America to Robert Pyle Jr. and Nicholas Pyle. [George died at sea before reaching America.]

1688, Nicholas was associated with his nephew Robert Pyle’s anti-slavery statement.

8/29/1688, Robert Pyle of Wilts, England, granted a power of attorney in Chester Co., PA to Robert Pyle Jr. and Nicholas Pyle.

“Nicholas Pyle of Concord, gent., brother of Rogert Pyle, and Abigail Bushell, dau. of Joseph and Sarah Bushell, passed meeting for the second time … marriage permitted to proceed.”

9/12/1688 in Chester Co., PA, Nicholas married Abigail.

1693, Nicholas acquired 200 acres from William Byers.

12/13/1697, John Mendenhall of Concord [which now borders the state of Delaware] released to Nicholas and Nicholas Newland, both of Concord, and George Pierce of Thornbury, and Peter Dix of Birmingham, a tract of land for a meeting house.

1701, Nicholas was a “Provincial Officer” for three original counties of Pensylvania for an “extra session.”

1701, William Penn bought some land from the Indians. “The delicate and difficult taks of removing the tribe of Indians called the Okehockings from their lodges … in the vincinity of Chester … was accomplished by Caleb Pusey, Nicholas Pyle, Nathan Newlin …” (S) The Delaware Indians: A History, by Weslager.

1703-04, Nicholas an Assemblyman of Chester Co., PA.

1710-11, Nicholas an Assemblyman of Chester Co., PA.

5/30/1711, Nicholas erected a water mill on a tract bounded by Concord St., the land of Joseph Edwards, and Mill Creek.

8/10/1711, Nicholas mentioned as assemblyman for Chester Co. in The Statutes at Large of Pennsylvania.

12/13/1713 in Phildelphia, PA, Nicholas married 2nd Ann Webb, widow of John Webb.

1714, Nicholas an Assemblyman of Chester Co., PA.

1715, Nicholas Pyle taxed “for ye mill”.

10/16/1715, Nicholas wrote his will: wife Ann, names 1st wife’s parents, brother Robert, eldest son Nicholas, younger sons Joseph and Samuel, daus. Mary Sharp and Edith, granddaughter Abigail Sharp.

Nicholas named an administrator in the will of Walter Martin, married to Abigail’s sister Jane.

1717, Nicholas died in Concord Twp, PA. (S) Good inventoried.

Family notes:
• The Quaker calendar before 12/31/1751 began on March 25th. Because of this, the dates given, represented as Gregorian Calendar dates are usually off by 3 months.

Children of Nicholas and Abigail:

i. Mary Pyle, born 6/23/1689 in Bethel, Chester Co., PA.
9/4/1713, Mary married Joseph Sharpe.

ii. Abigail Pyle, born 1690-93 in Bethel, Chester Co., PA.
12/30/1747, Abigail married William Sharpless of Concord.

iii. Edith Pyle, born 1/20/1695 in Bethel, Chester Co., PA.
Edith married 1st Thomas Eavenson.
9/4/1715, Edith married Nicholas Newlin.

iv. Nicholas Pyle, born 4/26/1697 in Bethel, Chester Co., PA.
10/7/1721, Nicholas married Sarah Worrolaw.
2/24/1733, Nicholas wrote his will.

v. Samuel Pyle (1228), born 2/21/1700 in Concord, Chester Co., PA.

vi. James Pyle, born 10/2/1703 in Concord, Chester Co., PA.
Died before 10/16/1715.

vii. Joseph Pyle, born 2/5/1706 in Concord, Chester Co., PA.
4/16/1715, Joseph married Sarah Dix.

M: 2452

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2452. Simon Hadley & 2453. Katherine Talbot

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1640, Simon born in Somerset, England. (S) Sir Richard Carney, Ulster, 1692 Notebook.

1640, Katherine born in England. [Possibly d/o John Talbot & Mary Fortesque.]

1665-80, Simon came to Ireland from England.

Simon owned fish properties in Dublin and an iron foundary in Kings County.

1680, Symon Hadly submitted a petition to retain a fishery he had built and maintained for 7 or 8 years.

1696, Simon and Katherine joined the Friends MM at Maote, Co. Westmeath, Ireland.

11/26/1697, Simon Hadley the elder was also condemned at this time, for acting “contrary to the truth in giving way to his son.” [Simon Jr had married outside the Friends.]

9/5/1704, “'The friends appointed by last meeting to read the paper to young Hadly and his father and mother against the said Symon …” Simon, Katherine, and Simon Jr all mentioned in minutes of Moate MM.

4/20/1710, Katherine, age 70, died; buried 4 days later at the Maote Granoge, an artificial island in a lake.

9/1710, Simon Hadley Sr. was condemned by the Moate Meeting for seeking another wife.

By 11/1710, Simon remarried in a non-Quaker ceremony.

Bef. 6/7/1711, Simon, age 71, died in West Meath Co., Ireland. On this date Administration of his property was granted to his widow Elizabeth Hadley and to his children, John Hadley, Elizabeth Miller, and Jane Kiernan.

Children of Simon and Katherine:

i. Simon Hadley Jr (1226), born ~1675 in Moate, Co. Westmeath, Ireland.

ii. Elizabeth Hadley, born ? in Ireland.

iii. Jane Hadley, born ? in Ireland.

iv. John Hadley, born ? in Ireland.

M: 2450

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2450. Robert Parke & 2451. Margery ?

Robert born in Ireland; s/o §Thomas Parke & §Rebecca Ward.

Family notes:
• The Parke and Lindley families have multiple records in Ireland and Pennsylvania showing close family ties.

Child of Robert and Margery:

i. Eleanor Parke (1225), born 1/2/1684 in Co. Carlow, Ireland.

M: 2448

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2448. James Lindley & 2449. Alice Walsmith

11/16/1691, Alice died in Balley Moren, Ireland, d/o §Thomas Walsmith.

5/16/1714, James died in Timsellen, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.

Children of James and Alice:

i. Martha Lindley, born 2/14/1678 in Cronagallagh, Ireland.

ii. James Lindley (1224), born 4/16/1681 in Balinclash, Ireland.

iii. Thomas Lindley, born 1/11/1684 in Balinclash, Ireland.
1743, Thomas died.

iv. Mary Lindley, born 8/16/1687 in Balinclash, Ireland.

v. Isabella Lindley, born 1693 in Cronagallagh, Ireland.

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2955112. Lord Edmund de Thorpe & 2955113. Joan Bainard

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Joan born in England, d/o Robert Baynard & Maud ?, s/o §Robert Baynard & Lucia Fraxino, d/o §Sir Roger de Fraxino.

1330, Edmund heir to his father.

1331, Joan’s brother Thomas heir to their father. [Thomas age 26.]

Bef. 1342, Edmund married Joan.

Joan heir to her brother Thomas who died siesed of the manors of Colkirke and Gately, Norfolk. [There was a attempt to set aside her inheritance, but Bishop Bateman certified that she was legitimate.]

1343, Edmund held Hengham’s manor [which was held by Robert Baynard of Whetacre in 1331.]

1345, Edmund heir to his brother John de Thorp, [who had died in 1340, but his widow Joan Eshe died in 1345, then married to Roger le Strange].

6/22/1351, “… Robert de Ufford, earl of Suffolk … Edmund de Thorp … a license was granted to Thorp.” (S) UKNA.

2/21/1354, “Debtor: Edmund de Thorpe [held fee in Colkirk, Brothercross Hundred, Norfolk], knight. Creditor: William, Bishop of Norwich [Norfolk]. Amount: £20.” (S) UKNA.

10/20/1359, “… manors of Horham and Wutton [Wotton in Horham] late of Sir Esmond de Thorp', kt and Dame Beatrice his mother, …” (S) UKNA.

1361, Edmund’s mother, holding a third in dower, died.

1365, Edmund presented John de Holm as chaplain at North Creak.

Edmund de Thorp, senior [4th Lord Thorpe of Ashwellthorpe], settled Thorp manor on his second son Thomas, with remainder to Sir Edmund de Thorp, Knt., his eldest son. (S) Hundreds of Depwade.

1373, Edmund and Joan, as heir of Thomas, brought a suit [unsuccessfully] against Lord John Willoughby, who had acquired Chatgrave manor.

(S) Visitation of Norfolk. (S) Baronia Anglica Concentrata, V2, Banks, P144. (S) An Essay Towards the Topographical History of the County of Norfolk, Parkin, 1808.

Family notes:
• Children: sons Edmund, Thomas, John who received lands in Suffolk, Robert who received Bunwell; daughters Beatrix, Joan.

Child of Edmund and Joan:

i. Edmund Thorpe (1477556), born ~1335 in England.

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2010-07-29T18:56:00.000-05:00

2955110. Sir Hugh de Hastings & 2955111. Margaret de Everingham

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~1325, Hugh born in England, s/o 5910220. Hugh de Hastings & 5910221. Margery Foliot.

~1335, Margaret born in England, d/o 5910222. Sir Adam de Everingham & 5910223. Joan D’Eiville.

1347, Hugh heir to his father.

1348, “… Philippa of Hainault, Queen of England; Hugh de Hastyng (Hastings), then steward of the queen; John [Mauduit], son of Roger Mauduit.” (S) UKNA.

1349, 1352, 1361, Hugh presented to the church of Brisley, Norfolk.

Bef. 1355, Hugh married Margaret.

4/12/1356, “1) Sire Hugh de Hastyng. 2) Sire Sayer de Rocheford. Relates to manor of Screyng in Hoiland and mese in Grimeston.” (S) UKNA.

1356, Hugh accompanied John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, on an expedition into Brittany.

1359, Hugh was with the King when he invaded France.

1366, Hugh in the retinue of the Duke of Lancaster going to Gascony.

3/20/1367, Hugh taken prisoner at Vitoria by the Spanish; then ransomed.

1369, Hugh with the Duke of Lancaster on a raid into Picardy and Caus in France.

9/1369, Sir Hugh died at Kalkwell Hill near Calais, France; buried at Friars Preachers, Doncaster.

11/15/1375, Margaret wrote her will.

(S) Magna Carta Ancestry, P301.

Children of Hugh and Margaret: [2 sons, 4 daughters]

i. Alice Hastings (1477555), born ~1355 in England.

ii. John Hastings, born 1372 in England.
6/24/1380, Elizabeth of Lancaster, d/o Duke of Lancaster, married to 8-year-old John Hastings.

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2955108. Sir Saier de Rochford & 2955109. Joan Hillary

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~1330, Joan born in England, d/o 5910218. Sir Roger Hillary & 5910219. Katherine de Sutton.

1322, Saier pardoned for adhering to the Earl of Lancaster by a fine of 200 marks.

Saier an adherent of Roger de Mortimer.

12/30/1336, “1) Sir Hugh de Hastynges. 2) Sir Saere de Rocheford. Relating to settlement on marriage of Sir Saere to Isabell daughter of Sir Hugh de Hastynges.” (S) UKNA.

6/12/1340, Saier the escheator of the county of Lincoln. (S) History and Antiquities of the County and City of York, Royal Gen. Inst., 7/1846, P166.

1342, Saier a commissioner of sewers and seabanks in Lincolnshire.

Saier married 2nd Joan.

Saier of Fenn in Boston, Lincolnshire, knight of the Shire.

1349, a fine levied between Saier and his wife Joan and John Cleymond who conveyed lands to Sir Saier and Joan in tail. (S) Topographical and Genealogical, The County of Suffolk, 1844, Augustine.

2/4/1349, “… Endorsement: Reply of Saier de Rochford, sheriff of Lincs …” (S) UKNA.

1349-1355, Saier, High Sheriff of Lincolnshire.

4/12/1356, “1) Sire Hugh de Hastyng. 2) Sire Sayer de Rocheford. Relates to manor of Screyng in Hoiland and mese in Grimeston.” (S) UKNA.

1359, Saier in the war in France.

1360, Saier, Keeper of the captured King of France at Somerton Castle, Lincolnshire.

(S) Magna Carta Ancestry, P696. (S) The History and Antiquities of Boston, Thompson, P319. (S) An Essay Towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk, Blomefield, 1808, P106.

Child of Saier and Joan:

i. John de Rochefort (1477554), born ~1350 in England.

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2955106. Richard de Roos & 2955107. Matilda ?

~1315, Richard born in Tydd, England, s/o §Sir John de Roos de Tydd.

10/28/1343, Richard de Ros of Tyd on a commission of peace in Holand, co. Lincoln, and to hear and determine trespasses there. (S) Calendar of Patent Rolls.

1351, Richard succeeded his grandfather.

1351, Richard de Roos, collector of the aid to knight the king’s son, Tydd. (S) Lists of Indexes, V11, 1900, Publ. Recd. Office.

Richard of Ryngborough died.

4/20/1372, Lease by Roger de Mere, Robert de Bernak and Thomas de le Laund to Matilda late the wife of Richard son of John de Roos de Tyd [Tydd], knight, of all lands and tenements, rent and services which they have of Richard son of John in Alesby and Kelyngholm [Aylesby and Killingholme, Lincs], for her life term, and after her death to John son of Richard de Roos.

(S) 1378 charter of daughter Grace.

Child of Richard and Matilda:

i. Grace Roos (1477553), born ~1350 in England.

G22: 2955104

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2955104. Frederick Tylney & 2955105. Margery Lyne

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1349, 1364, Frederick de Tilney, of Boston, merchant, a member of the Corpus Christi Guild.

1365-6, “Associated Ports. Port: Boston, & all ports from Grimsby to Blakeney inclusive Particulars of account of T. Aubreye & F.de Tilney, collectors of Customs & Subsidy on imports & exports, and of additional Customs on cloth exported.” (S) UKNA.

6/8/1376, “Letter of attorney. 1) Frederic de Tilney de St. Botho. 2) Philipp de Tilney, his son. (1) to (2) to deliver seisin of manor of Thefford to Thos. de Chosell and others, as above. At Thefford.” (S) UKNA.

1377-9, “Port: Boston Particulars of accounts by F. de Tylney & W. de Spaigne, collectors of Customs & Subsidy on wools, &c., and of poundage.” (S) UKNA.

By 1379, Frederick died.

1379, Dame Margery de Tilney, of Boston, a member of the Corpus Christi Guild

9/29/1391, Final concord between James de Roos knight, Margaret Tilney, …, and Philip Tilney, knight and Grace his wife, concerning the manor of Loneden in Tydd St Mary, for £100.

(S) The History and Antiquities of Boston, Thompson, 1856, P374.

Child of Frederick and Margery:

i. Philip de Tilney (1477552), born ~1345 in England.

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2955094. Earl John de Vere & 2955095. Maud de Badlesmere

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1308, Maud born in England, d/o 5909950. Bartholomew de Badlesmere & 5909951. Margaret de Clare.

3/12/1311, John born in England, heir & s/o 5910188. Sir Alphonse de Vere & 5910189. Joan Foliot.

Maud 1st married Robert Fitz Payn.

Bef. 12/10/1322, Robert died.

4/17/1331, John heir to his uncle, Robert de Vere, 6th Earl of Oxford.

1331, “John de Veer, Earl of Oxford, states that King Henry II granted to his ancestor, that he and his heirs would always be the chief Chamberlains of the kings of England, which office they held, confirmed by the king's progenitors, until Henry III removed Robert de Veer, the present earl's grandfather, from the post without award or judgment. Robert de Veer, his son and heir, sued from parliament to parliament for a remedy, and in the last parliament, held at Westminster in the fourth year of the present king's reign, a writ was sent to the Treasurer and Barons of the Exchequer that they were to search the remembrances there for evidence against the earl; but this writ was not returned or sued, because of the death of Robert. The new earl now requests that the king and his council consider the charters and muniments which he has for this office, and ordain that a remedy be given him.” (S) UKNA.

3/1/1334, the market at Stony Stratford, Buckinghamshire, held by John de “Veer”, earl of Oxford. (S) Gazetteer of Markets and Fairs in England and Wales to 1516.

Bef. 3/27/1336, John married Maud.

1338, Maud age 30, coheir to her brother Giles, 2nd Lord Badlesmere. “Giles de Badelesmere, knight: Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Shropshire, Northamptonshire, Suffolk, Rutland, Hertfordshire, Sussex, Kent, Wiltshire, Buckinghamshire, Essex, Oxfordshire, Cork. Includes assignment of dower to Elizabeth widow of Giles, and partition of the estates between the four co-heirs - Margery, wife of William de Roos of Helmsley, Maud, wife of John de Vere, earl of Oxford, Elizabeth, wife of William de Bohun, earl of Northampton, and Margaret, wife of John de Tiptoft.” (S) UKNA.

8/26/1346, John a commander of the 1st division at the battle of Crecy, north of Paris.

1347, John at the siege of Calais with 131 men in his contingent. (S) English Historical Documents 1327-1485, Myers, 1996, P497.

1347-8, “Partition of the manor of Thaxted in Essex between Marjory, late wife of William de Roos of Helmsley, Maud, wife of John de Vere, Earl of Oxford, Elizabeth, wife of William de Bohun, Earl of Northampton and John son of John Tibetot, son of Margaret; co-heirs of Giles de Badelesmere.” (S) UKNA.

1355, John sailed with Prince Edward to Bordeaux, and commanded the 2nd division during a raid through Languedoc.

9/19/1356, John in command of the archers of the 1st division at the battle of Poitiers, France.

John, 7th Earl of Oxford, hereditary 8th Master Chamberlain of England; of Leicestershire, Herefordshire, Rutland, Northamptonshire, Somerset, Dorset, Berkshire, Wiltshire, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Sussex, Kent, Middlesex, Hertfordshire, Suffolk, Essex, Oxfordshire, Huntingdonshire. (S) UKNA.

1/24/1359, John died at the siege of Rheims, France.

5/24/1366, Maud died; buried at Earls Colne, Essex.

(S) Magna Carta Ancestry, P857.

Children of John and Maud: [4 sons, 3 daughters]

i. Aubrey de Vere (3802824), born 1339 in England.

ii. Margaret de Vere (1477547), born ~1340 in England.

G22: 2955088

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2955088. Sir John de Molyns & 2955089. Egidia Maudit

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~1305, John born in France, s/o 5910176. Vincent de Moleyns & 5910177. Isabel ?.

~1310, Egidia born in England, cousin & heir of John Maudit married to Margaret de Pogeys.

John married to Egidia.

1323-4, “John Mauduit of Somerford to settle the manor of Whitley (Wilts.), …, with remainder to John de Moleyns, Egidia his wife, and the heirs of their bodies, …” (S) UKNA.

10/14/1326, “Record of case of John Molyns, charged with counselling William Boyvile and Nicholas Firkeloc to kill Peter Pugeys and his son and heir John at Stoke Pogeys.” (S) UKNA.

1332, John, a member of the court of King Edward III and a Gentleman of the King’s Privy Chamber.

1332, John with William de Montacute made a night raid on the Castle of Nottingham, taking Roger Mortimer, Earl of March, prisoner.

John pardoned for his part in the capture of the Earl.

1/31/1335, “Petitioners: Thomas West. … John de Molins and Egidia his wife …” (S) UKNA.

John participated in the wars with Scotland.

1337, John granted lands by King Edward III.

1337-38, John by charter given patronage of the Abbey of Burnham, founded by Richard, King of the Romans. John endowed the abbey with the condition that priests were to for the souls of himself, his wife Egidia, and for Vincent and Isabel de Moleyns, his parents.

1338, “…The king wishes John de Stonore, John de Molyns, Robert Parnyng, …, two or three of them, to be assigned as justices to inquire …” (S) UKNA.

1339, John, Treasurer of the Chamber of the King, Marshall of the King’s Hawks & Falcons.

1339, John on the expedition to Flanders.

1339-40, Roger de Puttenahm witnessed charters of Sir John de Molyns, the King’s yoeman.

John created a Knight Banneret.

10/7/1340, Nicholas de la Beche granted the mesne lordship of Puttenham to Sir John Molyns, chivaler, with the homage and service of Roger de Puttenham.

2/18/1346-7, John summoned to Council by writ.

1346-7, “John de Moleyns, knight, to settle his manors of Cucklington, Stoke Trister, and Bayford, with the advowsons of their churches, on himself and Egidia his wife for life, with remainder to William his son and the heirs of his body.” (S) UKNA.

1353, John “in such esteem with Queen Philippa that she made him Steward of all her lands and lordships, with power to supervie her Castles, and to repair them, in case of need.”

1362, “… John de Molyns, former seneschal of the queen; [Philippa of Hainault], Queen of England. Nature of request: Robert Lambard, chandler of London, states that he was falsely accused by Molyns of breaking the queen's park at Langley Marish, and was imprisoned in Windsor Castle until he paid a fine of 100 marks.” (S) UKNA.

Bef. 1364, John died. (S) Suit of his son William with Robert de Fiennes.

1368, Egidia died.

(S) Notes & Queries for Somerset and Dorset, 1899, P337.

Child of John and Egidia:

i. William de Moleyns (1477544), born ~1335 in Lincolnshire, England.

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2010-07-29T17:56:00.000-05:00

2955082. Baron John de Seagrave & 2955083. Margaret Plantagenet

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~1310, John born in England, s/o 5910164. Stephen de Seagrave & 5910165. Alice de Arundel.

1317-1324, Margaret born in England, d/o 5910166. Thomas of Brotherton & 5910167. Alice Hayles.

1325, John’s father died, followed by the death of his paternal grandfather the same year.

1326-7, “Christiana de Segrave [grandmother], widow of John de Segrave … requests that a writ be sent to the justices of the Bench to proceed in the process so that she is not delayed in her dower, as she brought a writ of dower against Alice de Segrave [mother] to vouch to warranty, but John son of Stephen is a minor and his lands and body are in the king's hand.” (S) UKNA.

3/1327, wardship of John granted to the Earl of Norfolk [Thomas of Brotherton]. (S) UKNA.

1327-30, “Alice, widow of Stephen de Segrave, … As John's mother, she claims this wardship, and requests delivery of the lands.” (S) UKNA.

3/26/1335, “Whereas John Criel has quitclaimed to John de Segrave the manor of Croxtone Criel and the advowson of Croxton Abbey …” (S) UKNA.

1336, Simon de Drayton quitclaimed part of the manor of Barton to John. (S) Barton Seagrave, A History of the County of Northampton: V3, 1930.

John, Baron Seagrave, married Margaret.

1344, John held the manor of Barton in demesne.

1337, “Petitioners: Thomas of Brotherton, Earl of Norfolk; William de Bohun; John de Segrave; Robert de Scales; John de Beauchamp of Somerset; Gilbert Pecche; … Claim by the petitioners that they hold their manors in Suffolk and Cambridgeshire by knight service.” (S) UKNA.

1347, “John de Segrave” to send 10 men-at-arms and 20 archers to the king at the siege of Calais. (S) Crecy and Calais, Wrottesley.

12/15/1338, “John de Segrave … has appointed Simon to take seisin in the names of John and his wife of the manors which she inherited after the death of Sir Thomas of Brothertone, late earl of Norfolk and marshal.” (S) UKNA.

1/1348, “John de Segrave (Seagrave); Margaret de Segrave (Seagrave), wife of John de Segrave and daughter and co-heir of Thomas be Brotherton, earl of Norfolk; Edward de Mountagu (Montagu); Alice de Mountagu (Montagu), wife of Edward de Montagu and daughter and co-heir of Thomas de Brotherton, earl of Norfolk … the manor of Hamstead Marshal …” (S) UKNA.

3/15/1348, John de “Seagrave” of Folkestone granted a market at Folkestone, Kent. (S) Gazetteer of Markets and Fairs in England and Wales to 1516.

4/1/1353, John died.

Margaret married 2nd, Sir William Manny, Knight of the Garter.

9/29/1396, Margaret created Duchess of Norfolk. [The same day as her grandson Thomas created Duke of Norfolk.]

Child of John and Margaret:

i. Elizabeth Seagrave (1477541), born 10/25/1338 in Lincolnshire, England.

M: 2046

2010-07-29T09:28:00.000-05:00

2046. Francois Elie dit Breton & 2047. Francoise Bidet

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9/6/1670, Francoise born in Ste Famille, I.O., Canada; d/o 3894. Jacques Bidet & 3895. Francoise Desfosses.

5/12/1672, Francois “Helie” born in Ste Famille, I.O., Canada; s/o 3902. Jean Elie dit Briton & 3903. Jeanne Labbe.

1681 census of Ste Famille, I.O.; Francois, age 10, lives with his parents and siblings.

1681 census of Ste Famillie, I.O.; Francoise, age 11, lives with her parents and siblings.

11/19/1691 in Ile d’Orleans, St Jean, Francoise attended the wedding of her sister [1947] Marie.

2/12/1692 in St Jean, I.O., Francois attened the wedding of his sister [1951] Jeanne.

9/23/1692 in St Jean, I.O., Francois, married Francoise. Francois a resident of St Jean. All parents named. Attending: Rene Cochon – Judge of Comte de St Laurent, Jean Brochu, Pierre Dubau.

9/23/1735, Francois, age 63, died in St Vallier.

9/20/1738, Francoise, age 68, died in St Augustin de Desmaures, Canada.

Children of Francois and Francoise:

i. Marie Francoise Elie (1023), born 3/28/1693 in St Michel de Bellechasse, Canada.

ii. Francois Elie, born 4/5/1696 in St Michel de Bellechasse, Canada.
10/15/1720, Francois, age 24, died in St Valier.

iii. Marie Elie, born 6/3/1698 in St Michel de Bellechasse, Canada.

iv. Angelique Elie, born 9/27/1700 in St Michel de Bellechasse, Canada.

v. Jean Elie, born 1709 in St Michel de Bellechasse, Canada.
5/17/1734 in Berthier sur Mer, Jean married Elisabeth, d/o Jean Baptiste Nadeau & Marie Anne Dumont.
1/26/1756 in St Vallier, Jean married Marie Josephe, d/o Pierre Garand & Marie Louise Jeanne Molleur.
11/23/1769, Jean, age 60, died in St Vallier.

vi. Jacques Elie, born 8/20/1711 in St Michel de Bellechasse, Canada. [Died an infant.]

vii. Elisabeth Elie, born 3/17/1714 in St Michel de Bellechasse, Canada.
5/17/1734 in St Vallier, Elisabeth married Louis Thomas Nadeau, s/o Jean Baptiste.
3/17/1795, Elisabeth, age 81, died in La Durantaye.

M: 2044

2010-07-29T09:27:00.000-05:00

2044. Etienne Corriveau & 2045. Catherine Bureau

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1/16/1646, Etienne born in Angoule, Poitou, France; s/o 4088. Francois Corriveau & 4089. Marguerite Bernard.

1651, Catherine born in Paris, France; d/o §Jacques Bureau & §Marguerite Verrier.

Etienne traveled to New France.

Catherine traveled to New France as a “filles du roi”.

10/28/1669 in St Famille, Quebec, Etienne married Catherine. Both origins given. All parents named. Attending: Guillaume Dupont.

1681 Census in La Durantaye: Etienne, Catherien, children: Genevieve, Catherine, Etienne, Jacques; 10 arpents of land.

1693, Etienne, age 47, died in La Durantaye.

1/15/1695 in St Michel, Catherine married 2nd Simon Darme.

8/1/1707, Catherine, age 56, died in St Michel.

Children of Etienne and Catherine:

i. Jacques Corriveau, born 8/5/1671 in Ste Famille, I.O., Canada.
10/19/1693 in St Michel, Jacques married Henriette Francoise, d/o Louis Gaboury & Nicle Souillard.
7/8/1728 in Quebec, Jacques married Anne Madeleine, d/o Jean Larcheveque & Mair Anne Poussin.
10/9/1748, Jacques, age 77, died in St Vallier.

ii. Catherine Corriveau, born 6/13/1673 in St Jean, I.O., Canada.

iii. Etienne Corriveau, born 2/23/1676 in Ste Famille, I.O., Canada.
8/26/1700 in St Michel, Etienne married Louise Francoise, d/o Louis Gaboury & Nicle Souillard.
11/26/1703 in St Famille, Etienne married Jeanne, d/o 2006. Jean Rabouin & 2007. Marguerite Leclerc.
10/20/1761, Jacques, age 85, died in St Vallier.

iv. Pierre Corriveau, born 3/8/1678 in Ste Famille, I.O., Canada.
2/6/1702 in La Durantaye, Pierre married Anne, d/o Louis Gaboury & Nicle Souillard.
7/3/1741 in St Vallier, Pierre married Francoise Ambroise, d/o Nicolas Fournier & Marie Hubert.
6/22/1756, Jacques, age 78, died in St Vallier.

v. Jean Baptiste Corriveau (1022), born 9/5/1683 in St Michel de Bellechasse, Canada.

vi. Guillaume Corriveau, born 1686 in Ste Famille, I.O., Canada.
11/10/1709 in La Durantaye, Guilllaume married Marie Francoise, d/o Francois Remillard & Anne Gadboury.
3/29/1715, Jacques, age 29, died in St Vallier.

M: 2042

2010-07-29T09:24:00.000-05:00

2042. Jean Francois Lemelin dit Tourangeau & 2043. Marie Marguerite Brassard

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1632–1636, Jean born in Chartres, Beauce, Eure et Loir, France, s/o §Noel Lemelin & §Francoise Melaine. [Chartres one of the oldest communities in France.]

1/23/1646, Marguerite baptized in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada; d/o 4086. Antoine Brassard & 4087. Francoise Mery; 3651. Marguerite Martin her godmother.

As a child Marguerite studied with the Ursulines.

Jean traveled to Quebec in New France.

3/4/1658 in Quebec, Jean married Marguerite, age 12 and a resident of De Ce Pays. All parents named. Attending: Etienne Lessart, Louis Fontaine [brother-in-law of Marguerite], Jacques Hedouin [brother-in-law of Marguerite].

7/28/1659, Jean, master cabinet maker, “to acquire a homestead located in the enclosure of Quebec … consisting of about One arpent …”, near the road from Mont-Carmel, from Nicolas Gaudry for 370 livres. Jean and Marguerite lived in the upper part of the old town near the convent of the Ursulines and his father-in-law. [From a document in 1667 it is known that Jean added a house and garden.]

1660-61, Jean worked on the altar piece for the chapel of the Confreie of Sainte-Anne because had submitted “the best composition”. Jean received 400 livres for the work. [Jean and Jean Latour worked on multiple churches built in the 17th century in Quebec.]

Autum, 1662, Jean returned to France. In La Rochelle, Jean bought a cask of wine, a cloth cloak, and some pairs of stockings from Francois Roy. He also bought shoes from Abel Pothier.

5/10/1663, Jean left La Rochelle on the 300-ton ship Taureau for Canada.

7/24/1663, Jean arrived back in Quebec.

10/19/1663, Jean received 6 arpents from his father-in-law.

10/31/1663, Jean owed Sieur Jean Gitton 60 livres for his passage back to France.

1666 census of Quebec, Jean 34, a master carpenter, Marguerite 19, children: Marie 5, Louis 3, Jean 1.

11/23/1667, Jean, appearing before the West Indies Company, identified the 6 aprents of land received from his father-in-law, which he worked, but lived in Quebec where he was a woodworker.

6/25/1668, Jean acquired a concession of 4 arpents frontage from Charles Jobin.

9/20/1668, Antoine & Francoise Brassard divided part of their land “located at the place called grand allee” among their 3 sons-in-law, Louis Fontaine, Jacques Hedouin, and Jean Lemelin. [Jean was the only one of the sons-in-law to sign the document.] Jean received a plot of land of about 6 arpents, “ready to be plowed”.

8/4/1669, Jean and Marguerite sold the land gifted to them in 1668 to Thierry Delestre for 250 livres tournois.

10/27/1669, Jean sold 2 of the 4 arpents frontage acquired in 1668 to Olivier Birot for 60 livres.

11/9/1671, Jean signed a proxy allowing Marguerite to manage his property during an absence.

Jean returned to France.

10/31/1672, Marguerite borrowed 400 livres from Jesuit brother Joseph Boursier, “for her to have the means to go to France with her children to find her said husband and to support her urgent & necessity affairs.” Marguerite was to repay the full amount in Paris within 6 months. [It is not known whether or not Marguerite actually traveled to France.]

12/24/1673, daughter Jeanne was born in Quebec. [Either Jean returned to Canada, or daughter Jeanne was conceived in France.]

2/25/1675, Jean were in Canada. Jean attended the wedding of Emmanuel Lopes dit Madere to Jeanne Lerouge.

2/26/1680, Jean bought the homestead of Madame Meunier [Marguerite Housseau], with outbuildings, for 300 livres. Neighbors were Charles Pouloit and Mathurin Chabot.

1681 census of Quebec, Jean 50, a carpenter and habitant, Marguerite 34, children: Louis 17, Jean Francois 16, Marie 14, Jean 10, Jeanne 8, Pierre 3; 2 cows, 15 arpents under cultivation.

2/14/1682, Jean and “Marg.te Brassard” borrowed 300 livres from Charles Aubert, Sieur de la Chesnaye; for “loan & sale and delivery of merchandise.”

1685, Jean received a letter from his son-in-law Andre Dechaume, living in Paris, informing Jean that there was little work to be had in the city.

6/1685, Jean leased Andre Dechaume’s house [he was in Paris] to Marie Charpentier for 35 livres.

9/10/1685, Jean leased his house in Quebec for 60 livres, but kept the work shop.

10/5/1685, at the marriage conract of daughter Angelique, Jean and Marguerite promised half of their homestead as collateral for her dower, valued at 200 livres.

10/20/1698, Jean and Marguerite residents of St Laurent. (S) Daughter Marguerite’s wedding.

10/9/1703, Daughter Angelique and her husband gave Jean and Marguerite a receipt for the full 200 livres they had been promised.

7/25/1709, Marguerite buried in St Laurent, I.O.; Jean surviving.

3/28/1710, the inventory of Marguerite’s family’s possessions was completed. Mostly tools of a carpenter; but also a “fine glass lantern”.

3/11/1717, Jean, given age 80, died in St Laurent, I.O., buried the next day, a Wednesday.

(S) Our French-Canadian Ancestors, T.J. Laforest, V-XXVIII.

Children of Jean and Marguerite:

i. Louise Marie Lemelin, born 12/15/1661 in Quebec, Canada.
11/16/1676 in Quebec, Louise married Andre Dechaume, a Parisian.
1685, they move back to Paris, France.

ii. Louis Lemelin, born 3/21/1664 in Quebec, Canada.
9/23/1691 in St Laurent, I.O., Louis married Marie Anne, d/o Claude Delaunay & Denise Leclerc.
1/26/1741, Louise, age 77, died in St Laurent, I.O.

iii. Jean Francois Lemelin, born 10/14/1665 in Quebec, Canada.
12/26/1689 in Quebec, Jean married Marguerite, d/o Jean Lauze & Marie Jallais.
1693, Jean was in France.

iv. Marguerite Angelique Lemelin, born 5/23/1688 in St Laurent, I.O., Canada.
10/16/1685 in St Laurent, I.O., Angelique married Nicolas Godbout, s/o Nicolas.
4/9/1742, Angelique, age 74, died in St Laurent, I.O.

v. Jean Lemelin, born 2/12/1671 in St Laurent, I.O., Canada.
11/6/1703, Jean, age 32, died in Riviere Quelle.

vi. Jeanne Lemelin, born 12/24/1673 in St Laurent, I.O., Canada.
4/6/1690 in Quebec, Jeanne married Thomas Moore, born in England, a famous navigator.
3/26/1732, Jeanne, age 59, died in St Laurent, I.O.

vii. Pierre Lemelin, born 1/18/1678 in St Laurent, I.O., Canada.

viii. Marie Marguerite Lemelin (1021), born 12/26/1681 in St Laurent, I.O., Canada.

ix. Guillaume Lemelin, born 10/16/1683 in St Laurent, I.O., Canada.
7/29/1715 in St Laurent, I.O., Guillaume married Genevieve Voyer.
6/29/1720 in Quebec, Guillaume married Louise Catherine, d/o Pierre Coutance & Marie Anne Cochart.

x. Marie Madeleine Lemelin, born 6/26/1686 in St Laurent, I.O., Canada.
11/6/1703 in St Laurent, I.O., Madeleine married Robert Crepeau, s/o Maurice.

xi. Francois Lemelin, born 12/18/1689 in St Laurent, I.O., Canada.

M: 2040

2010-07-29T09:21:00.000-05:00

2040. Adrien Isabelle & 2041. Catherine Poitevin

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1631, Adrien born in Alencon, Normandie, France; s/o 4080. Jean Isabelle & 4081. Marie Adam.

1641, Catherine born in St Nicolas des Champs, Paris, France, d/o §Guillaume Poitevin & §Francoise Macre.

1666 census of Quebec, Adrien, age 28, an “engage” in the home of Auber de la Chesnay.

10/10/1669 in Ste Famille, I.O., Adrien married Catherine. Both gave their origins. All parents named. Attending: Michel Isabelle – brother of Adrien, Antoine Casse.

5/5/1676, Adrien, age 45, died in Ste Famille.

11/4/1676 in Ste Famille, I.O., Catherine married widower Jean Bourassa, s/o Jacques. [3 children.]

1681 census of Comte de Levis; Jean 50, Catherine 40, Bourassa children: Francois 15, Pierre 14, Jean 10, Madeleine 8, Jeanne 11, Marie 9, Marie Anne 1; Catherine Isabelle 6.

3/12/1690, Catherine “Poixtevin”, age 46, resident of Levis, and of origin St Nicolas des Champs, Paris, in the “liste de malades” of Hotel Dieu de Quebec.

10/5/1701, Catherine named in the wedding document of her daughter Jeanne Bourassa to Louis Marchand in Pointe de Levy.

Child of Adrien and Catherine:

i. Marc Isabelle (1020), born 3/8/1674 in Ste Famille, I.O., Canada.

M: 2038

2010-07-29T09:19:00.000-05:00

2038. Guillaume Baucher dit Morency & 2039. Marie Anne Paradis

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10/3/1630, Guillaume baptized in St Martin, Montmorency, Paris, Val d’Oise, France; s/o 4076. Antoine Baucher & 4077. Marguerite Guilbert.

1639, Anne born in Notre Dame, Mortagne, Perche, France; d/o 7318. Pierre Paradis & 7319. Marie Barbe Guyon dit Dion.

~1652, Anne arrived with her family in New France.

~1653, Guillaume traveled to New France.

4/2/1656, Guillaume received a grant of 3 arpents frontage from Charles de Lauzon in Ste Famille.

9/29/1656, Guillaume contracted to marry Anne.

10/16/1656 in Notre Dame de Quebec, Guillaume married Anne, resident of Cote de Beaupre. All parents named. Attending: Jean Guyon, Francois Belanger, Martin Prevost, Bertrand Chesne. The wedding took place in the home of Jean Guyon.

11/9/1663, Guillaume bought land from Etienne Despres.

Guillaume sold his initial land holdings and moved a short distance to the west.

1666 Census in Ste Famille, I.O.: Guillaume, Marie, Pierre Pepin [domestic], Marie, Jacques, Louise.

1667 Census in Ste Famille, I.O.: Guillaume, Marie, Marie, Jacques, Louise, Guillaume; 10 cattle, 25 arpents of land.

6/30/1672, Guillaume bought a house on rue Sault au Matelot from Charles Boisverdun.

7/12/1672, Guillaume bought a share of the fief of Dubuission from [7318] Pierre Paradis [his father-in-law].

10/26/1676, in the marriage contract of daughter Marie, Guillaume and Anne promised the couple 500 livres in furniture, livestock and clothes, to be delivered within 2 years.

10/1681, Guillame Baucher dit Morency, Marie Paradis, Gervais Bauger, Charles Baucher, Anne Bauger, Jacques Bauché, Martin Baucher dit Morency, Marguerite Baucher dit Morency, Guillaume Baucher dit Morency [son], Claire Baucher dit Morency, Joseph Bauché – live together in I.O., Quebec. Guillaume has a gun, 13 cattle, 50 arpents.

10/25/1687, Guillaume, age 57, buried in Ste Famille, I.O.

12/16/1708, Anne, age 69, died in Ste Famille, I.O.

Children of Guillaume and Anne:

i. Martin Baucher, born 4/30/1658 in Quebec, Canada.
11/20/1686 in Ste Famille, I.O., Martin married Therese, d/o Francois Gaulin & Marie Madeleine Rocheron.
1/23/1703, Martin, age 45, died in St Francois, I.O.

ii. Marie Baucher, born 1/6/1660 in Quebec, Canada.
10/29/1676 in Ste Famille, I.O., Marie married Francois Racine, s/o 3650. Etienne Racine & 3651. Marguerite Martin.
8/23/1703, Martin, age 43, died in Ste Anne de Beaupre.

iii. Jacques Baucher, born 5/1/1662 in I.O., Quebec, Canada.

iv. Louise Baucher, born 3/21/1664 in I.O., Quebec, Canada.
11/20/1679 in Ste Famille, I.O., Louise married Pierre Asselin, s/o David, s/o 7520. Jacques Asselin & 7521. Cecile Olivier. [7 children.]
3/24/1694, Pierre died.
2/27/1696 in Ste Famille, Louise married 2nd Nicolas LeBlond.
12/25/1708, Louise, age 44, died in Ste Famille, I.O.

v. Guillaume Baucher, born 4/15/1666 in Ste Famille, I.O., Canada.
11/23/1694 in Ste Famille, I.O., Guillaume married Marie, d/o 3760. Jacques Asselin & 3761. Louise Roussin.
12/25/1708, Guillaume, age 44, died in Ste Famille, I.O.

vi. Claire Baucher (1019), born 4/8/1668 in Ste Famille, I.O., Canada.

vii. Anne Baucher, born 7/1670 in Ste Famille, I.O., Canada. [Died an infant.]

viii. Anne Baucher, born 7/27/1672 in Ste Famille, I.O., Canada. [Died age 17.]

ix. Charles Baucher, born 4/7/1674 in Ste Famille, I.O., Canada. [Died age 7.]

x. Joseph Baucher, born 3/23/1676 in Ste Famille, I.O., Canada. [Died an infant.]

xi. Joseph Baucher, born 3/14/1677 in Ste Famille, I.O., Canada.
11/5/1698 in Cap St Ignace, Joseph married Marthe, d/o Guillaume Lemieux & Elisabeth Langlois.
3/5/1729, Joseph, age 52, died in Quebec.

xii. Marguerite Baucher, born 8/29/1678 in Ste Famille, I.O., Canada.
3/5/1696 in Ste Famille, I.O., Marguerite married Jean Charles Leclerc, s/o Jean.
4/15/1742, Marguerite, age 64, died in St Pierre, I.O.

xiii. Gervais Baucher, born 8/31/1681 in Ste Famille, I.O., Canada. [Died age 18.]

M: 2036

2010-07-29T09:16:00.000-05:00

2036. Robert Mathieu Choret & 2037. Sebastienne Veillon

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1622, Sebastienne born in Verdille, Ruffec, Angouleme, Poitou, Charente, France; d/o §Maixent Veillon & §Bernarde Venet.

1624, Robert born in France; s/o §Mathieu Choret & §Jeanne Serre.

10/1645, Robert a domestic for the Jesuites in Quebec.

10/31/1646, Robert left New France to return to France with Robert Hache.

2/26/1647 in La Rochelle before notary Pierre Teuleron, and at the house of his good friend Pierre Francois Rouyer, Robert contracted to marry Sebastienne. Neither was able to sign. All parents are named. Robert’s relative, Thomas Venette, a merchant of La Rochelle, gives his consent as Robert’s father is deceased. Mary Venette was a witness, as was Robert’s traveling companion Robert Hache.

3/4/1647 in Ste Marguerite de La Rochelle, France, Robert married Sebastienne.

Robert and Sebastienne traveled back to to New France, settling in Beauport.

3/6/1649, Robert received a concession from the Jesuites of 4 arpents by 10.

3/12/1651, Robert’s house burnt while he was attending church.

3/25/1664, Robert, age 40, died in Hotel Dieu du Quebec; buried 3 days later.

8/25/1664 in Quebec, Sebastiene married 2nd Pierre Aufroy. Attending: Jean Miloy, Germain Morin.

1666 census of Beauport; Sebastienne 40 [spouse Mathieu deceased], Robert 18, Joseph 14, Jeanne 13, Pierre 10, Ignace 10, Jean 8, Pierre 4, Michel Pottier 22 – domestic. [Pierre Aufroy not listed.]

12/21/1698, Sebastienne, age 76, died in Beaumont.

Children of Robert and Sebastienne:

i. Robert Choret (3726), born 10/7/1648 in Quebec, Canada.

ii. Joseph Choret, born 8/14/1650 in Quebec, Canada.
10/29/1676 in Ste Famille, I.O., Joseph married Marie Anne,d/o Pierre Denis & Francoise Roussin.
10/28/1684, Joseph, age 34, died in Hotel Dieu du Quebec.

iii. Jeanne Choret (3763), born 12/11/1652 in Quebec, Canada.

iv. Ignace Choret, born 1/17/1655 in Quebec, Canada. [Twin]
11/26/1685 in Beauport, Ignace married Marie, d/o Nicolas Belanger & Marie Rainville.
10/6/1701, Ignace, age 46, died in Beauport.

v. Pierre Choret, born 1/17/1655 in Quebec, Canada. [Twin]
1/21/1686 in Beauport, Pierre married Marie Madeleine, d/o Toussaint Giroux & Marie Godard.
2/27/1701, Pierre, age 46, died in Hotel Dieu du Quebec.

vi. Jean Choret (1018), born 11/24/1657 in Quebec, Canada.

vii. Pierre Choret, born 1/21/1662 in Quebec, Canada.
1/21/1686 in Beauport, Pierre married Marie Anne, d/o 3596. Michel Baugis & 3597. Marie Madeleine Dubois.
5/5/1736, Pierre, age 74, died in Beauport.

M: 2034

2010-07-29T09:13:00.000-05:00

2034. Barthélémy Gandin & 2035. Marthe Cognac

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1601–1606, Marthe born in St Etienne de Marans, France; d/o §Guillaume Cognac & §Yves Pinssoneau.

1608, Barthelemy born in France.

10/9/1613, Barthelemy baptized in Chapelle Sainte Maguerite, La Rochelle, France; s/o §Louis Gandin & §Marie Francois. The godfather was Barthelemy Barbier, the godmother Madeleine Mondot.

6/5/1643 in La Rochelle, Barthelemy, a “cooper” signed a 3-year contract at 90 livres per year to work in New France. He was also granted return passage after the contract ended.

Barthelemy returned to France.

1/20/1647 in La Rochelle, France, Barthelemy married Marthe.

Bef. 1/30/1649, Barthelemy and Marthe traveled back to New France.

By 1651, Barthelemy and family lived in Sillery.

11/3/1665, Barthelemy and Marthe residents of Notre Dame de Quebec. (S) Wedding of daughter Genevieve.

1666 census of Quebec; Barthelemy 58, Marthe 60, son Jean 16, daughter Marguerite 14.

1667 census of Ste Foy; Barthelemy 60, Marthe 66, son Jean 18, daughter Marguerite 16.

5/29/1689, Marthe, age 97, died in Neuville [St Francois de Sales.]

3/19/1697, Barthelemy, age 84, died in Neuville.

Children of Barthelemy and Martha:

i. Genevieve Gandin (1017), born 1/30/1649 in Quebec, Canada.

ii. Marguerite Jeanne Gandin, born 7/30/1651 in Sillery, Canada.
1/8/1668 in Sillery, Marguerite married Pobert Page, s/o Raymond.
3/10/1717, Marguerite, age 66, died in Neuville.

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2030. Etienne Mesny & 2031. Catherine Laine

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1646, Etienne born in Marmire, Rouen, Normandie, France; s/o §Jean Mesny & §Marie Cane.

2/6/1654, Catherine born Ste-Croix, Rouen, Normandie, France; d/o §Jean Layne & §Marie Renau.

Etienne traveled to New France.

1666, Etienne lived in Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec with 4022. Jean Gagnon & 4023. Marguerite Cauchon.

11/23/1671 in Ste Famille, I.O., Etienne married Catherine. Both gave their origins. All parents named. Attending: Antoine Pepin, Pierre Gaulin, Francois Gaulin, all residents of Ste Famille.

1681 Census in Ste Famille, I.O., Quebec; Etienne 33, Catherine 24, children: Marie 9, Reine 5, Catherine 3, Anne 2; 2 cows and 10 acres of land.

9/28/1693, Etienne, age 47, died in Hotel Dieu du Quebec.

5/23/1709 in Ste Famille, I.O., Catherine married Jean Pare, s/o 3652. Robert Pare & 3653. Francoise Lehoux.

1/9/1715, Catherine, age 61, died.

Children of Etienne and Catherine:

i. Marie Anne Mesny, born 11/30/1672 in Ste Famille, I.O., Quebec, Canada.
4/28/1692 in Ste Famille, I.O., Marie married Nicolas Verieu, s/o Nicolas.
1/4/1703, Marie, age 31, died in Ste Famille, I.O.

ii. Reine Mesny (1015), born 3/25/1675 in Ste Famille, I.O., Quebec, Canada.

iii. Catherine Mesny, born 9/27/1677 in Ste Famille, I.O., Quebec, Canada.
4/9/1698 in St Francois, I.O., Catherine married Jacques Baron.
10/25/1733, Anne, age 56, died in St Antoine de Tilly.

iv. Anne Mesny, born 11/13/1679 in Ste Famille, I.O., Quebec, Canada.
2/16/1699 in St Francois, I.O., Anne married Jean Gagnon, s/o 1836. Jean Gagnon & 1837. Marguerite Drouin.

v. Jeanne Mesny, born 1686 in Ste Famille, I.O., Quebec, Canada.
2/9/1706 in Ste Famille, I.O., Jeanne married Jacques Bourgoin, s/o Pierre.

vi. Catherine Mesny, born 5/1/1691 in St Francois, I.O., Quebec, Canada.
11/11/1709 in Ste Anne de Beaupre, Catherine married Nicolas Croteau, s/o Vincent.
8/20/1758, Catherine, age 67, died in St Antoine de Tilly.

vii. Marguerite Mesny, born 7/11/1693 in Ste Famille, I.O., Quebec, Canada.
1/9/1715 in Ste Anne de Beaupre, Marguerite married Prisque Pare, s/o Jean s/o 3652. Robert Pare & 3653. Francoise Lehoux.

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2026. Pierre Martin & 2027. Marie Buot

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1645, Pierre born in Parish of Mesle, Eveche de Poitiers, France; s/o §Pierre Martin & §Marie Martine.

1647, Marie born in St Pierre de Dreust, Chartres, France; d/o §Nicolas Buot & §Louise Bourbon.

Marie traveled to New France as a “fille de roi” with a total dowery of 350 pounds.

10/6/1670 in Chateau Richer, Pierre married Marie. All parents named. Both origins given. Attending: Simon Guyon, Guillame Baucher, Jean Cloutier, all residents of Chateau Richer.

1681 census of Ste Famille, I.O.; Pierre 35, Marie 34, children: Jean 8, Pierre 5, Genevieve 2, Agnes 1.

10/10/1697, Pierre and Marie residents of St Francois, I.O. (S) Wedding of daughter Genevieve.

12/6/1702, Pierre, age 57, died in St Francois, I.O.

6/19/1732, Marie, age 85, died in St Francois, I.O.

(S) PRDH Couple #30185.

Children of Pierre and Marie:

i. Jean Martin, born 2/20/1674 in Ste Famille, I.O., Quebec, Canada.
10/18/1706 in Chateau Richer, Jean married Marie Catherine, d/o Pierre Garand & Renee Chanfrain.
1/29/1708, Jean, age 34, died in St Francois, I.O.

ii. Genevieve Martin (1013), born 12/21/1678 in Ste Famille, I.O., Quebec, Canada.