Rosalie Cadieux married Joseph Napoléon Larente dit Vinet 17 Jan 1883 at Montébello. The marriage lines for this couple indicate that François Xavier Cadieux and Claire Blais were the parents of Rosalie. The marriage of F.X. Cadieux and Claire Blais took place 1 Aug 1842 at St Benoit. This blog was originally submitted on 12 May 2011 but has been lost.
M 21 F X Cadieux et Claire Blais
Aujourd'hui premier Aout mil huit cent
quarante deux après la publication de trois
bans de mariage faite sans opposition un
priere de nos messes par trois semaines __
consecutifs entre François Xavier Cadieux
veuf majeur d'Archange Victoire Montpetit
de ____ d'une part et Claire Blais fille
majeure de feu Joseph Blais et de Folsopher
de St André d'autre part____ s'étant découvert
aucun empechement ni opposition _____
au dit mariage nous pretre curé soussigné
avons reçu leur mutuel consentement
de mariage et leur avons donné la bénédiction
nuptiale en présence de Jean Blais ____
______ de père a l'épouse de Pierre
Du____ qui ont déclare ne savoir signer
Pierre Ménard Pretre
Since François Xavier Cadieux was a widower and his parents were not listed, the parents were found on the first marriage between himself and Victoire Montpetit of 1840 "entre François Cadieux domicilié en cette paroisse, fils majeur de Joseph Cadieux et de défunte Suzanne Villeneuve" and the parish thus mentioned was at Rigaud.
The marriage between Joseph Cadieux and Suzanne Villeneuve took place 22 Feb 1813 at Rigaud.
M 5 Jos. Cadieux et Sus: Villeneuve
Le vingt deux Febrier Mil huit cent treize aprè la pu
blication de deux bans de mariage _____ _____
____ messe paroissiales pendant deux dimanches ____
___ Messire _____ Vicaire générale a Montreal av
ant dispensé a la troisième publication en date
dix sept du courant entre Joseph Cadieux garçon
majeur fils de François Cadieux et de Reine
Rouleau ses père and mère Agriculteur en cette parois
se d'une part et Susanne Villeneuve Mineure
fille du Capitaine François Villeneuve Servier et de
Catherine Séguin ses père et mère Agricultureur en
cette paroisse d'autre part je Pretre soussigné n'ay
ant découvert aucun empechement quel conque entre
les parties susdites vue l'approbation de leurs par
ens respectifs au dit mariage et après avois reçu
leur mutuel consentement leur ai donné la béné
diction nuptiale en presence de François Cadieux pè
re de l'époux de François Cadieux son frère, de
Michel St Julien son beau frère de François Ville
neuve père de l'épouse de François de Benonis et
d'Olivier Villeneuve ses frères d'hyacinthe Séguin son
oncle d'Amable St Julien de Jacques Legault de George
Condon leurs amis et témoins dont partie a signer part
ies a declaré ne savoir signer
Veronique Ségin [signed]
Félix Leger St Julien [signed]
Marie Josette Leduc [signed]
Labraquerie Pretre
The parents of Joseph Cadieux thus being identified as François Cadieux and Reine Rouleau who were themselves married 27 Oct 1788 at Vaudreuil. The x was added after this date to their surname.
M de François et de Marie Reine Rouleau
L'an mil sept cent quatre vingt huit le vingt sept octobre
nous pretre soussigné après la publiction de trois bans
de mariage entre François Cadieu fils de François Cadieu
et de Josephte Lanthier ses père et mère d'une part et
Marie Reine Rouleau fille de joseph Rouleau et de marie
Louise Pilon ses père et mère d'autre part ne s'étant
trouvé aucun empechement au mariage de dits parties
leur avons donné la bénédiction nuptial après avois
reçu leur consentement mutuel en presence de François
Cadieu père de l'époux, d'Amable Jean Baptiste et Jacques
Cadieu ses frères de Pierre ____ son beau frère, de jean
_____ de François ____ de Toussaint Lanthier de Louis
Lanthier de Pierre ______ ses oncles, d'augustin gauthier de
jean To____ amies, de joseph rouleau père de l'épouse
de Louisa, Marguerite et Angelique Rouleau ses soeurs
de guillaume Séguin, et d'hyacinthe séguin ses beau frères
d'eustache rouleau son oncle, d'hyacinthe séguin, antoine
Lalonde et de Joseph Lalonde ______témoins ___
__________________
_________________________
augustin gauthier [signed]
hyacinthe Séguin [signed]
jean toupin [signed]
mary anne rouleaux [signed]
mari louise roulo [signed]
marie joseph raulau [signed]
angelique lalonde [signed]
Séguin pretre
The parents of François thus being identified as François Cadieu and Josephte Lanthier who were themselves married 20 May 1765 at Pointe Claire.
M François Cadieu et Mar Jos Lantier
Le vingt de may mil septeme soixante cinq après la publication de trois
bans de mariage suivant _____ entre François Cadieu veuf defunte genevieve
sabourin fils de pierre cadieu et de marie tougard Ses père et mère de la paroisse
de Ste Anne d'une part et marie joseph lantier fille de jacque lantier et de
defunte Cunégondé Brisebois ses père et mère de cette paroisse d'autre part
Sans qu'il _____ ny opposition ny empechement que je
soussigné curé missionaire ay reçu leur mutuel consentement de mariage
parole de presence leur ay donné la bénédiction nuptiale avec toutes les
ceremonies proscrite par la sainte église Romaine __ en présence de pierre
cadieu père de l'époux, de jacque sabourin son beau pNre de jacque lantier père
de l'épouse, d'antoine lantier ton oncle a autres _______de l'époux
lesquels tous ont déclaré ne savoir signer de la ______
Reveri__on pretre
The parents of Françoix Cadieu thus being identified as Pierre Cadieu and Marie Tougard. This marriage does appear in Tanguay and was celebrated 5 Nov 1725 at Montréal. The parents of Pierre being Jean Cadieu and Marie Bourdon who were themselves married 30 May 1695 at Boucherville. The parents of Jean being thus named as Jean Cadieu and Marie Valade who were themselves married 26 Nov 1663 at Montréal. This Jean Cadieu married to Marie Valade (Fille du Roi) being the emigrant becomes Generation 1.
Jean Cadieu married to Marie Bourdon is Generation 2. The present generation is also descended from a second son Pierre Cadieu who married Jeanne Merçan 29 May 1702 at Point Aux Trembles and this is also Generation 2. Their daughter Marguerite married Louis Blays 8 Nov 1723 at Rivière des Prairies and is Generation 3.
Pierre Cadieux married to Marie Tougard is Generation 3. His sister Rose-Marie married Paul Brazeau and is also Generation 3.
François Cadieux married to Marie Josephte Lanthier is Generation 4.
François Cadieux married to Marie Reine Rouleau is Generation 5.
Joseph Cadieux married to Suzanne Villeneuve is Generation 6.
François Xavier Cadieux married to Claire Blais is Generation 7.
Rosalie Cadieux married to Joseph Napoléon Larente dit Vinet is Generation 8.
I will continue pulling out the records for the Cadieu/Cadieux family at the next research day as well as transcribing the relevent records.
This Blog will talk about researching my English ancestors from Canada but also the ancestors of our son in law whose families stretch back far into Colonial French Canada. My one name study of Blake and of Pincombe also dominate my blog these days.
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Monday, May 16, 2011
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Séguin family
I continued working on the Séguin family and the marriage of the parents of Antoinette Séguin celebrated 16 Apr 1812 at Ste Madeleine, Riguad reveals the parents of this couple.
Parents of Hyacinthe Séguin: Hyacinthe Séguin dit Laderoute and Marie Louise Rouleau.
Parents of Monique Villeneuve: Simon Villeneuve and Madeleine Sabourin.
I found the baptism for Hyacinthe Séguin (28 May 1788 at Ste Anne de Bellevue, Montréal) and Monique Villeneuve (3 July 1792 at Oka, Deux Montagnes). Monique appears to have died between 1852 and 1861 as Hyacinthe is a widower on the 1861 census.
I then found the marriage of Hyacinthe's parents: Hyacinthe Séguin dit Laderoute and Marie Louise Rouleau which was celebrated 7 Feb 1785 at St Michel, Vaudreuil. The marriage lines revealed the parents of this couple.
Parents of Hyacinthe Séguin dit Laderoute: Hyacinthe Pascal Séguin dit Laderoute and Elizabeth Brabant.
Parents of Marie Louise Rouleau: Joseph Rouleau and Marie Louise Pilon. I did not follow the Rouleau family back yet but will do so later.
I will continue working on the Séguin family today.
Parents of Hyacinthe Séguin: Hyacinthe Séguin dit Laderoute and Marie Louise Rouleau.
Parents of Monique Villeneuve: Simon Villeneuve and Madeleine Sabourin.
I found the baptism for Hyacinthe Séguin (28 May 1788 at Ste Anne de Bellevue, Montréal) and Monique Villeneuve (3 July 1792 at Oka, Deux Montagnes). Monique appears to have died between 1852 and 1861 as Hyacinthe is a widower on the 1861 census.
I then found the marriage of Hyacinthe's parents: Hyacinthe Séguin dit Laderoute and Marie Louise Rouleau which was celebrated 7 Feb 1785 at St Michel, Vaudreuil. The marriage lines revealed the parents of this couple.
Parents of Hyacinthe Séguin dit Laderoute: Hyacinthe Pascal Séguin dit Laderoute and Elizabeth Brabant.
Parents of Marie Louise Rouleau: Joseph Rouleau and Marie Louise Pilon. I did not follow the Rouleau family back yet but will do so later.
I will continue working on the Séguin family today.
Labels:
Brabant,
Deux Montagnes,
Laderoute,
Oka,
Pilon,
Rouleau,
Sabourin,
Séguin,
Vaudreuil,
Villeneuve
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Siderfin Family and continuing French Canadian Ancestry
My new correspondent and I have been sharing information. She found a new will (new to me!) at The National Archives (London UK) which has illuminated another error in James Sanders book. Definitely John Siderfin married to Joan Adams was John the son of John Siderfin and Joan Greenslade and not the son of Robert Siderfin and Grace Kent. This makes James Sanders chart completely incorrect as he shows his great grandfather as John Siderfin married to Sarah Clark being the son of John Siderfin and Joan Greenslade. This means that my Elizabeth (Betty) Siderfin (sister to John Siderfin married to Sarah Clark) was aunt to his grandfather Robert Siderfin. That means that Elizabeth Rew (Elizabeth Siderfin's daughter) was first cousin to Robert the father of Elizabeth Siderfin (mother to James Sanders). Mind you Robert was born in 1788 and Elizabeth in 1801. Then Elizabeth (daughter of Robert was born in 1817) and William Robert (my great grandfather) wasn't born until 1837. It could be the generational differences that resulted in this loss of knowledge. Plus my family emigrated to Canada in 1850. But it is still surprising that he incorrectly selected his great great grandparents. Mind you he wrote the book in the early 1900s and his mother died in 1882 and his grandfather Robert Siderfin died in 1859. James grew up at South Molton which is quite aways from the Watchett/Selworthy homes of his Siderfin ancestor. Surprisingly my Elizabeth Rew married John Pincombe at Bishops Nympton just five miles from South Molton but the discrepancy in ages may well have resulted in the mistake. In my family, the name Siderfin was never recorded on this side of the Atlantic so that family line was completely lost.
I continued working on my son-in-law's family. I am proving the 3x great grandparents now on his grandfather's side. I have managed to pull out quite a bit of information - census, CMBs and BMDs but a few still elude me. I spent part of the morning reading the 1851 census at St-Polycarpe, Vaudreuil County but did not find the Matte (Mathieu/Matts), Gagnon (Gagné), D'Outre or De La Tour families that I had hoped to find there. There were LaTour families but not the one I needed. I still need to check the marriage registration for Léon Matte and Marie Louise Gagnon at Prescott in 1865. The Geneaogical Society has transcribed the register and listed parents as Olivier Gagnon/Josephte Beruit (census shows de LaTour) and Joseph Matte/Josephte D'Outre (census shows Louis Matte/Josette Doutre). Reading the original at the Archives of Ontario will be helpful for this marriage I suspect. Because all four families were from the Vaudreuil area originally I had hoped to discover some information on the 1851 census but they may have already been moving to the Prescott area of Ontario by then. I do not find them at Prescott so possibly somewhere in between.
Today I will enter the proofs for the 3x great grandparents of the one line and then begin to work on the maternal line back to the 3x great grandparents. Putting the trees on ancestry was very very helpful with all the searching ability of this site. I had some really good hints that were most helpful.
I continued working on my son-in-law's family. I am proving the 3x great grandparents now on his grandfather's side. I have managed to pull out quite a bit of information - census, CMBs and BMDs but a few still elude me. I spent part of the morning reading the 1851 census at St-Polycarpe, Vaudreuil County but did not find the Matte (Mathieu/Matts), Gagnon (Gagné), D'Outre or De La Tour families that I had hoped to find there. There were LaTour families but not the one I needed. I still need to check the marriage registration for Léon Matte and Marie Louise Gagnon at Prescott in 1865. The Geneaogical Society has transcribed the register and listed parents as Olivier Gagnon/Josephte Beruit (census shows de LaTour) and Joseph Matte/Josephte D'Outre (census shows Louis Matte/Josette Doutre). Reading the original at the Archives of Ontario will be helpful for this marriage I suspect. Because all four families were from the Vaudreuil area originally I had hoped to discover some information on the 1851 census but they may have already been moving to the Prescott area of Ontario by then. I do not find them at Prescott so possibly somewhere in between.
Today I will enter the proofs for the 3x great grandparents of the one line and then begin to work on the maternal line back to the 3x great grandparents. Putting the trees on ancestry was very very helpful with all the searching ability of this site. I had some really good hints that were most helpful.
Labels:
Adams,
Augustine Siderfin,
Clark,
de la Tour,
Doutre,
Gagnon,
Greenslade,
Matte,
Pincombe,
Rew,
Sanders,
Selworthy,
South Molton,
St-Polycarpe,
Vaudreuil,
Watchett
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