The Tremblay family has been separated into generations and I will review the transcriptions done the last research day which was 4 May 2011 and make any necessary corrections or changes that I can do at this time and then carry on with further transcriptions for this post.
The marriage of Lucien Tremblay and Marie Bernard transcription review led to an interesting revelation with the bride's cousin Louis Blondin dit _uce appearing to be an important part of the marriage lines. I am somewhat stumped with the Blondin family line and this may prove to be helpful when I work on that line.
The parents of Lucien Tremblay were thus identified as Michel Tremblay and Ursule Gagnon who were themselves married 4 Jun 1793 at Baie St Paul.
Mariage de Michel Tremblay et Ursule Gagnon
Le quatre de juin mil sept cent quatre vingt treize
après la publication de trois bans de Mariage faite
aux prones de nos messes paroissiales par trois dimanches
consecutifs Entre Michel Tremblay fils de Louis
Marie Tremblay et de défunte Marie Anne Victoire
girard ses pere et mere de cette paroisse d'une part et Ursu
le gagnon fille de feu joseph gagnon et de Marie Symard
ses pere et mere aussi de cette paroisse d'autre part, ne s'étant
trouvé aucun _____ empechement quelq__que au dit
s'écrit a lui de trois consaingaint et du quatro au quatro de
consangaint dont le parti ont obtenu dispense de Mon
signeur Jean François harbert Evecque de Québec en de cette
de _______dania _______
____ nous curé soussigné avons reçu leur mutuel consente
ment et leur avons donné la Bénédiction nuptiale selon
le forme proscrit par notre mere la Ste Eglise et ce ____
a du coté de l'époux de Louis Marie Tremblay par
de Louis Marie Tremblay frere et de Louis Charles
Tremblay cousin de l'époux, et en présence du ____
de l'épouse de godfroy Symard Lambrette ____
___ de Philémon Pilotte Beaupere et de Joseph
Lambertte oncle et en présence de plusieurs autres
parents et amis de l'époux et de l'épouse ____
ont déclaré ne savoir signer ainsi que l'époux et l'
épouse le St Jean Nerone ____ ayant signé
avec hous dit ____ aprèes lecture faite re___
suivant l'ordonnance
Jean Nerone [signed]
H L Chevrier Pretre
The parents of Michel Tremblay being thus identified as Louis Marie Tremblay and Marie Anne Victoire Girard who were themselves married 12 Jan 1757 at Baie St Paul.
Mariage Louis Marie Tremblay et Marie Anne Victoire Girard le douze janvier 1757
L'an mil sept cent cinquième sept le douze janvier après la
publication des trois bans de mariage _____ dimanches consec
utifs entre louis marie tremblay fils de feu nicolas tremblay
et de louise symard ses pere et mere de la paroisse de notre dame
des eboulements d'une part et Marie anne victoire girard fille de pierre
girard et de Marie Anne Vezinat ses pere et mere de cette paroisse
[to be continued]
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Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Monday, May 2, 2011
Audet dit Lapointe Family
Léa Lapointe married to Jean Baptiste Neveu proved to be just as difficult as Jean Baptiste Neveu had been initially. I decided to look at her siblings from the 1871 Census. Olive Lapointe is a widow and living with her are four children: Cordelia 10, Léa 8, Hyacinthe 6 and Elie 3. In 1881 again Olive Lapointe is listed with Hyacinthe and Elie. A stroke of good luck finds Olive Richer (mother in law) living with Jean Baptiste Neveu and Léa Neveu on the 1901 Census. At St Hermas, Deux Montagnes in the Church of St Jerome, Olive Richer married François Audet. In both cases they were widowed but I managed to find their first marriages:
Olive Richer married Jean Baptiste Brunet 4 Nov 1842 at St Jerome and her parents were Bernard Richer and Adelaide Proulx.
François Audet dit Lapointe married Ursule Richer 19 July 1835 and his parents were Pierre Audet dit Lapointe and Geneviève Plouff.
Léa's parents were then François dit Lapointe and Olive Richer. It was a round about way to get around not having the marriage registration for Léa Lapointe and Jean Baptiste Neveu.
Looking at the Audet family in Tanguay, I did discover that Audet-Lapointe was included in his charting. However the marriage of Pierre and Geneviève was not listed. The marriage of Pierre Audet and Geneviève Plouff was celebrated at St Martin in Laval 29 Jan 1793.
Parents of Pierre Audet were Jean François Audet and Thérèse Létourneau and this marriage is listed in Tanguay 24 Jan 1763. It is at this point that I will start to pull the marriage registration scan. Using Tanguay the father of François was also François and he married Marie Madeleine Baillargeon 19 Nov 1736 at St Laurent, Ile d'Orléans. The father of this François was again François Audet dit Lapointe married to Marguerite Bernard 3 Jun 1709 at St Laurent. The father of François was Nicolas Audet married to Madelaine Després 15 Sep 1670 at Ste Famille, Ile d'Orléans. Nicolas was born in France and is the emigrant ancestor, Madelaine was a Fille du Rois.
I can now separate the images that I have into folders with Léa Lapointe being Generation 7.
As it turns out, there are two lines of descent from Nicolas Audet with the second being from his son Jean Baptiste Audet (Odet) married to Marie Louise Godbout 16 Apr 1708 at St Laurent. Their daughter Marie Magdaleine Audet married Jacques Asselin 12 Nov 1725 at St Jean, Ile d'Orléans. This information is recorded in Tanguay and will eventually be revisited when I look at the Asselin family. Marie Magdaleine Audet is Generation 3.
My task the next day that I look at the Audet dit Lapointe family will be to collect the marriage, baptismal and burial registrations.
Olive Richer married Jean Baptiste Brunet 4 Nov 1842 at St Jerome and her parents were Bernard Richer and Adelaide Proulx.
François Audet dit Lapointe married Ursule Richer 19 July 1835 and his parents were Pierre Audet dit Lapointe and Geneviève Plouff.
Léa's parents were then François dit Lapointe and Olive Richer. It was a round about way to get around not having the marriage registration for Léa Lapointe and Jean Baptiste Neveu.
Looking at the Audet family in Tanguay, I did discover that Audet-Lapointe was included in his charting. However the marriage of Pierre and Geneviève was not listed. The marriage of Pierre Audet and Geneviève Plouff was celebrated at St Martin in Laval 29 Jan 1793.
Parents of Pierre Audet were Jean François Audet and Thérèse Létourneau and this marriage is listed in Tanguay 24 Jan 1763. It is at this point that I will start to pull the marriage registration scan. Using Tanguay the father of François was also François and he married Marie Madeleine Baillargeon 19 Nov 1736 at St Laurent, Ile d'Orléans. The father of this François was again François Audet dit Lapointe married to Marguerite Bernard 3 Jun 1709 at St Laurent. The father of François was Nicolas Audet married to Madelaine Després 15 Sep 1670 at Ste Famille, Ile d'Orléans. Nicolas was born in France and is the emigrant ancestor, Madelaine was a Fille du Rois.
I can now separate the images that I have into folders with Léa Lapointe being Generation 7.
As it turns out, there are two lines of descent from Nicolas Audet with the second being from his son Jean Baptiste Audet (Odet) married to Marie Louise Godbout 16 Apr 1708 at St Laurent. Their daughter Marie Magdaleine Audet married Jacques Asselin 12 Nov 1725 at St Jean, Ile d'Orléans. This information is recorded in Tanguay and will eventually be revisited when I look at the Asselin family. Marie Magdaleine Audet is Generation 3.
My task the next day that I look at the Audet dit Lapointe family will be to collect the marriage, baptismal and burial registrations.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Campeau family
Octavie Campeau was born and baptized 7 Oct 1834 at Coteau du Lac, married to Cyprien Chénier 13 Aug 1855 at St Michel, Vaudreuil and burial was from Notre-Dame, Montréal 18 April 1911. Her parents were listed on the marriage registration as Louis Campeau and Marie Angélique Cousineau. Louis and Marie Angélique were married 18 Feb 1822 at St Michel Vaudreuil. Their parents were listed on the marriage registration.
Parents of Louis Campeau were Louis Campeau and Françoise Monpetit and they were married 25 Jan 1803 at St Michel Vaudreuil. Their marriage lines included the names of their parents.
Parents of Marie Angélique Cousineau were Amable Cousineau and Marie Josephte Franch dit Laframboise and they were married 9 Jan 1786 at Notre-Dame in Montréal.
Parents of Louis Campeau were Jean Baptiste Campeau and Archange Amable Marie Campeau and they were married 18 Mar 1765 at Pointe-Claire. Their marriage lines included the names of their parents.
Parents of Francoise Monpetit were Pierre Monpetit and Louise Elisabeth Brisebois. They were married 7 Jan 1783 at Pointe-Claire. Their marriage lines included the names of their parents.
I will continue back with the Campeau/Monpetit lines and then return to the parents of Marie Angélique Cousineau.
Parents of Jean Baptiste Campeau were Joseph Campeau and Elisabeth Beaujean. They were married 12 Nov 1736 at Montréal. Their marriage lines included the names of their parents.
Parents of Joseph Campeau were Francois Campeau and Madeleine Brossard and they were married 28 Jan 1698 at Montréal. Their marriage lines included the names of their parents.
Parents of Francois Campeau were Etienne Campo and Catherine Paulo and they were married 26 Nov 1663 at Montréal. The names of their parents were included in their marriage lines.
Parents of Madeleine Brossard were Urbain Brossard and Urbaine Hodiau. They were married 19 Apr 1669 at Montréal. The names of their parents were included in their marriage lines.
Parents of Etienne Campo were Leonard Campo and Francoise Mauge and they were married in France.
Parents of Catherine Paulo were Pierre Paulo and Renée Cordetelle and they were married in France.
Parents of Urbain Brossard were Mathurin Brossard and Michelle Bidrut and they were married in France.
Parents of Urbaine Hodiau were Sebastian Hodiau and Marie La Mounier and they were married in France.
Returning to Elisabeth Beaujean (wife of Joseph Campeau) and her parents were René Beaujean and Elizabeth Tuillier (or Cuyer). They were married 21 Nov 1699 at Montréal. The names of their parents were included in their marriage lines.
Parents of René Beaujean were Joseph Elie Beaujean and Suzanne Coyon and they were married in France.
Parents of Elizabeth Tuillier (Cuyer) were Jacques Tuillier and Jeanne Bernard and they were married 29 Apr 1669 at Montréal.
Parents of Jacques Tuillier were Jean Tuillier and Gillettes Louier and they were married in France.
Parents of Jeanne Bernard were Hugues Bernard and Pettine Bestournere and they were married in France.
Returning to the Monpetit family, Francoise Monpetit married Louis Campeau, and the parents of Francoise Monpetit were Pierre Monpetit and Louise Elizabeth Brisebois who married 7 Jan 1783 at Pointe-Claire.
This has proven to be a very long set of lines for one blog. I shall carry on with the Monpetit family in a new blog.
I will pick up the other Campeau line (Jean Baptiste Campeau and Archange Amable Marie Campeau were married 18 Mar 1765 at Pointe-Claire). I have already worked back on Jean Baptiste Campeau's line. The parents of Archange Amable Marie Campeau were Francois Campeau and Catherine Viger and they were married 31 Jan 1735 at Montréal. The parents of Francois Campeau were Francois Campeau and Madeleine Brossard (Francois is a brother to Joseph father of Jean Baptiste).
Parents of Catherine Viger were Charles Viger and Francoise Guertin and they were married 29 Jun 1694 at Montréal. Their parents were listed in the marriage lines.
Parents of Charles Viger were Pierre Viger and Catherine Moittier and they were married 19 Sep 1667 at Montréal. Their parents were listed in the marriage lines.
Parents of Francoise Guertin were Louis Guertin and Elizabeth Lecamus and they married 26 Oct 1659 at Montréal. Their parents were listed in the marriage lines.
The parents of Pierre Viger were Nicolas Viger and Robine Fessart and they were married in France.
The parents of Catherine Moittier were Jacques Moitie and Francoise Langevin and they were married in France.
Parents of Louis Guertin were Louis Guertin and Georgette Lebas and they were married in France.
The parents of Elizabeth Lecamus were Lecamus and Jeanne Charles and they were married in France.
Parents of Louis Campeau were Louis Campeau and Françoise Monpetit and they were married 25 Jan 1803 at St Michel Vaudreuil. Their marriage lines included the names of their parents.
Parents of Marie Angélique Cousineau were Amable Cousineau and Marie Josephte Franch dit Laframboise and they were married 9 Jan 1786 at Notre-Dame in Montréal.
Parents of Louis Campeau were Jean Baptiste Campeau and Archange Amable Marie Campeau and they were married 18 Mar 1765 at Pointe-Claire. Their marriage lines included the names of their parents.
Parents of Francoise Monpetit were Pierre Monpetit and Louise Elisabeth Brisebois. They were married 7 Jan 1783 at Pointe-Claire. Their marriage lines included the names of their parents.
I will continue back with the Campeau/Monpetit lines and then return to the parents of Marie Angélique Cousineau.
Parents of Jean Baptiste Campeau were Joseph Campeau and Elisabeth Beaujean. They were married 12 Nov 1736 at Montréal. Their marriage lines included the names of their parents.
Parents of Joseph Campeau were Francois Campeau and Madeleine Brossard and they were married 28 Jan 1698 at Montréal. Their marriage lines included the names of their parents.
Parents of Francois Campeau were Etienne Campo and Catherine Paulo and they were married 26 Nov 1663 at Montréal. The names of their parents were included in their marriage lines.
Parents of Madeleine Brossard were Urbain Brossard and Urbaine Hodiau. They were married 19 Apr 1669 at Montréal. The names of their parents were included in their marriage lines.
Parents of Etienne Campo were Leonard Campo and Francoise Mauge and they were married in France.
Parents of Catherine Paulo were Pierre Paulo and Renée Cordetelle and they were married in France.
Parents of Urbain Brossard were Mathurin Brossard and Michelle Bidrut and they were married in France.
Parents of Urbaine Hodiau were Sebastian Hodiau and Marie La Mounier and they were married in France.
Returning to Elisabeth Beaujean (wife of Joseph Campeau) and her parents were René Beaujean and Elizabeth Tuillier (or Cuyer). They were married 21 Nov 1699 at Montréal. The names of their parents were included in their marriage lines.
Parents of René Beaujean were Joseph Elie Beaujean and Suzanne Coyon and they were married in France.
Parents of Elizabeth Tuillier (Cuyer) were Jacques Tuillier and Jeanne Bernard and they were married 29 Apr 1669 at Montréal.
Parents of Jacques Tuillier were Jean Tuillier and Gillettes Louier and they were married in France.
Parents of Jeanne Bernard were Hugues Bernard and Pettine Bestournere and they were married in France.
Returning to the Monpetit family, Francoise Monpetit married Louis Campeau, and the parents of Francoise Monpetit were Pierre Monpetit and Louise Elizabeth Brisebois who married 7 Jan 1783 at Pointe-Claire.
This has proven to be a very long set of lines for one blog. I shall carry on with the Monpetit family in a new blog.
I will pick up the other Campeau line (Jean Baptiste Campeau and Archange Amable Marie Campeau were married 18 Mar 1765 at Pointe-Claire). I have already worked back on Jean Baptiste Campeau's line. The parents of Archange Amable Marie Campeau were Francois Campeau and Catherine Viger and they were married 31 Jan 1735 at Montréal. The parents of Francois Campeau were Francois Campeau and Madeleine Brossard (Francois is a brother to Joseph father of Jean Baptiste).
Parents of Catherine Viger were Charles Viger and Francoise Guertin and they were married 29 Jun 1694 at Montréal. Their parents were listed in the marriage lines.
Parents of Charles Viger were Pierre Viger and Catherine Moittier and they were married 19 Sep 1667 at Montréal. Their parents were listed in the marriage lines.
Parents of Francoise Guertin were Louis Guertin and Elizabeth Lecamus and they married 26 Oct 1659 at Montréal. Their parents were listed in the marriage lines.
The parents of Pierre Viger were Nicolas Viger and Robine Fessart and they were married in France.
The parents of Catherine Moittier were Jacques Moitie and Francoise Langevin and they were married in France.
Parents of Louis Guertin were Louis Guertin and Georgette Lebas and they were married in France.
The parents of Elizabeth Lecamus were
Monday, February 22, 2010
Piché and Tourangeau families
Now proving the 3x great grandparents Jean Baptiste Neveu and Léa Lapointe, I have not yet found the baptism of Jean Baptiste Neveu although he states he is born 11 Apr 1861. I have found the baptisms for both of his parents. However the marriage registration for Jean Baptiste Neveu and Léa Lapointe at Pointe Gatineau 20 Sep 1882 is difficult to read and I am still working on that transcription. The parents I have taken from an online table but I am now trying to verify the information.
I did find the parents of Adélaide Piché from her baptism as Pierre Piché and Adélaide Tourangeau but would still like to verify the marriage of Jean Baptiste Neveu and Léa Lapointe before proceeding further back in time.
Since the biggest problem is finding the marriage of Jean Baptiste and Léa I decided to do some online searching and came across an interesting post to the Audet family message board:
In 1957, the Institut Généalogique Drouin in Montreal did our family tree. Innocent Audet mar.Reine Vincente, Nicolas Audet mar. Madelaine Després (1670), François Audet mar. Marguerite Bernard (1709), François Audet mar. Madeleine Baillargeon (1730), François Audet mar. Thérèse Létourneau (1763), Pierre Audet mar. Marie-Genevière Plouffe (1793), François-Audet Lapointe mar. Olive Richer (1852), Hyacinthe Lapointe mar. Angèle Grandmaison (1893), Delphis Lapointe mar. Catherine-Esther Villeneuve in 1922, Vital Lapointe mar. Pauline Richard (1947).
As always substantiating this online information is always a first priority but as I glanced back through the records that I have looked at already I am realizing that this claims there is a son François from the marriage of François Audet and Madeleine Baillargeon which does not appear on other people's charts. Working my way back from François Audet Lapointe married to Oliver Richer 26 Feb 1852 at St-Hermas is a good start back. I need to prove Léa back at some point and this will give me those details. I am still needing the marriage lines for Léa and Jean-Baptiste and will continue that search. The LDS must be going to put the registers for Point Gatineau online as they have the index set up. Hopefully they will be more legible than the ones on Ancestry at the moment. It is good having so many groups working on this material.
Perhaps by the end of today I will have proven the submission to the message board and learned a little more about the Audet dit Lapointe family.
I did find the parents of Adélaide Piché from her baptism as Pierre Piché and Adélaide Tourangeau but would still like to verify the marriage of Jean Baptiste Neveu and Léa Lapointe before proceeding further back in time.
Since the biggest problem is finding the marriage of Jean Baptiste and Léa I decided to do some online searching and came across an interesting post to the Audet family message board:
In 1957, the Institut Généalogique Drouin in Montreal did our family tree. Innocent Audet mar.Reine Vincente, Nicolas Audet mar. Madelaine Després (1670), François Audet mar. Marguerite Bernard (1709), François Audet mar. Madeleine Baillargeon (1730), François Audet mar. Thérèse Létourneau (1763), Pierre Audet mar. Marie-Genevière Plouffe (1793), François-Audet Lapointe mar. Olive Richer (1852), Hyacinthe Lapointe mar. Angèle Grandmaison (1893), Delphis Lapointe mar. Catherine-Esther Villeneuve in 1922, Vital Lapointe mar. Pauline Richard (1947).
As always substantiating this online information is always a first priority but as I glanced back through the records that I have looked at already I am realizing that this claims there is a son François from the marriage of François Audet and Madeleine Baillargeon which does not appear on other people's charts. Working my way back from François Audet Lapointe married to Oliver Richer 26 Feb 1852 at St-Hermas is a good start back. I need to prove Léa back at some point and this will give me those details. I am still needing the marriage lines for Léa and Jean-Baptiste and will continue that search. The LDS must be going to put the registers for Point Gatineau online as they have the index set up. Hopefully they will be more legible than the ones on Ancestry at the moment. It is good having so many groups working on this material.
Perhaps by the end of today I will have proven the submission to the message board and learned a little more about the Audet dit Lapointe family.
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