Showing posts with label Villeneuve. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Villeneuve. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Séguin dit Ladéroute Family

Rosa de Lima Séguin dite Ladéroute married Antoine Grégoire 30 Aug 1869 at Basilica de Notre Dame, Ottawa and her parents were identified as Antoine Séguin dit Ladéroute and Marie-Anne Groux who were themselves married 21 Jul 1851 also at Basilica de Notre Dame, Ottawa.

M 31 Antoine Ladéroute et Marianne Groux

Le vingt-un juillet mil huit cent cinquante-un
dispense de deux bans accordé et publication un fois fait
d'une paroisse de mariage entre Antoine Ladéroute, de Bytown,
fils majeur de Joseph Ladéroute et de Françoise de Chantale
Brabant, d'une part, et Marianne Groux, de Bytown, fille
majeure de Louis Groux et de Marie-Anne Lafantasie
d'autre part, ne s'étant découvert aucun empechement, nous
prete soussigné, curé de Bytown, avons reçu le mutuel consente
ment des parties contractantet et leur avons donné la bénédic
tion nuptiale, en présence de Jean Baptiste  Foubert, de
Edouard Robillard et autres, Antoine Pérault, Rosalie
Barthiaume.
D Dandurand Pretre

The parents of Antoine Ladéroute being thus identified as Joseph Ladéroute and Françoise de Chantal Brabant who were themselves married 10 Jan 1803 at Oka (Deux Montagnes).

M Jos. Séguin et Jeanne Brabant

L'an mil huit cent trois le dix janvier après
la publication de trois bans nous soussigné _____
 j'ai donné la bénédiction nuptiale a Joseph
Séguin fils maueur hyacinte Séguin cap ______
et de Susanne Leger de le paroisse _____ et a Jeanne
braban fille mineure de louis braban et défunte
catherine touranjeau aprés avoir reçu leur consente
ment mutuel en présence de jean _____
touranjeau grandpere de l;épouse et
charles braban oncle de l'épouse d'
antoine touranjeau, louis braban _____ de
l'époux, _____Seguin frere de l'époux et
Guillaume Seguin les quels ont ___déclare ne la voir
l'époux _____
signe avec nous
____ Barbart [signed]
Lacoste Pretre

The parents of Joseph Séguin dit Ladéroute being thus identified Hyacinte Séguin et Susanne Léger who were themselves married  26 Feb 1770 Pointe-Claire (Montréal).

M Hiacinte Séguin et Suzanne Léger

La publication de deux bans faite par dex dimanches consecutifs
au prone de la messe paroissials entre hiacinte Séguin veuf de
M Elizabeth Brabant, fils de feu Louis Séguin dit Ladéroute et de
Marianne Raizenne Ses pere et mere de la paroisse de Soulange
d'une part, et susanne Léger fille de charles Léger dit parisien et de
Françoise leduc ses pere et mere de cette paroisse d'autre part
(et semblable publication ayant été faite d'autre paroisse de Sou
lange comme il ____ app___ par le Certificant de Monsiegneur denault curé
missionaire d'écolle costa entre nos mains) sans avoir découvert
aucun empechement ni opposition, je soussigné ayant reçu
leur mutuel consentement de présent mariage Nous ay donné
la bénédiction nuptiale (non obstrant la defaut de la publication
d'une ban dont les deux parties ont obtenu dispense de ____
Montgoltier grand vicaire de ce diocese no_______ mains
en présence de françois seguin frere, hiacinte germain beau
frere de l'époux qui a signé dud. charles leger pere et
Rene Leduc oncle de l'épouse qui n'ont su signer de la
_______
germaint andre germain [signed]
antoine lalonde [signed]
Sartalon Pretre

The parents of Hyacinthe being thus identified as Louis Séguin dit Ladéroute and Marie Anne Raizenne who were themselves married 8 Apr 1736 at Oka. This marriage is found in Tanguay although the date is not recorded. I have not yet found the marriage but this is the date generally used for this marriage. The parents of Louis Séguin were identified as Jean Baptiste Séguin and Geneviève Barbeau who were themselves married 7 Jun 1710 at Boucherville. The parents of Jean Baptiste Séguin are identified as François Séguin and Françoise Jeanne Petit and they were married 31 Oct 1672 at Boucherville. François was the emigrant and so Generation 1. The present family is descended from three children of François Séguin and Jeanne Petit. Jean Petit was a Fille des Roi.

Jean Baptiste Séguin married to Geneviève Barbeau is Generation 2. His brother Pierre Séguin married to Marie Barbe Filion 4 Feb 1704 at Boucherville is Generation 2. Their daughter Françoise Séguin married to Antoine Vermet 17 Apr 1730 at St François (ile de Jesus) is Generation 3. His sister Françoise Séguin married Charles Patenotre 8 Feb 1694 at Montréal and is Generation 2.

Louis Séguin (son of Jean Baptiste) married to Marie Anne Raizenne is Generation 3. This generation is descended from two other sons of Jean Baptiste namely Jean Baptiste Séguin dit Ladéroute who married Catherine Raizenne and is Generation 3. The daughter of this Jean Baptiste and Catherine was Elisabeth Séguin dite Ladéroute and she married Antoine Quesnel 15 Nov 17612 at Lac des Deux Montagnes and is Generation 4. Pierre Séguin dit Ladéroute  (son of Jean Baptiste) married Marie Josephte Mallet 3 Feb 1739 at Ste Anne de Bellevue (Montréal) and is Generation 3. The daughter of Pierre and Marie Josephte was Marie Geneviève Séguin dite Ladéroute and she married Jean Noel Tourangeau and is Generation 4.

Hyacinthe Pascal Séguin dit Ladéroute married Marie Elizabeth Brabant 16 Nov 1761 at Ste Anne de Bellevue (Montréal) and is Generation 4. Hyacinthe also married Suzanne Léger and is Generation 4. This generation is also descended from the sister of Hyacinthe Marie Catherine Séguin who married Captain Françoise Villeneuve 18 Aug 1783 at Oka and is Generation 4.

Joseph Athanase Séguin (son of Hyacinthe and Suzanne) married to Jeanne Françoise de Chantale Brabant is Generation 5. Hyacinthe Séguin dit Ladéroute (son of Hyacinthe and Marie Elizabeth) married to Marie Louise Rouleau 7 Feb 1785 at Vaudreuil is Generation 5.

Antoine Séguin dit Ladéroute (son of Joseph and Jeanne Françoise) married to Marie Anne Groux is Generation 6. Hyacinthe Séguin (son of Hyacinthe and Marie Louise Rouleau) married to Marie Monique Villeneuve 16 Apr 1812 at Vaudreuil is Generation 6. Their daughter Antoinette Séguin married to Julien Vital Bertrand 7 Feb 1842 at L'Original is Generation 7.

Rosa de Lima Séguin dit Ladéroute (daughter of Antoine and Marie Anne) married to Antoine Grégoire is Generation 8.

A very complicated descendancy for the Séguin dit Ladéroute family of the present generation and I will continue to transcribe documents on future research days. The present family is also descended from the emigrant Jacques Séguin married to Marie Badel 28 Nov 1689 at Montréal (son of Jean Séguin married to Marguerite Dupuis in France) and Jacques is Generation 1. Their daughter Barbé Charlotte Séguin married to Pierre Sabourin 23 Nov 1716 at Montréal is Generation 2.

Monday, May 16, 2011

Cadieux Family

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.

Monday, April 25, 2011

Bédard and Whélan families

Sorting the Bédard family into generational folders should enable me to now pull the other pertinent registrations from Ancestry or FamilySearch. I have accumulated a lot of the records but probably have as much again to download and save to files. The Bédard family lines include both sons of the emigrant Isaac Bédard and Marie Girard. Isaac and Marie were married 20 Mar 1644 in Chapelle Sainte-Marguerite, LaRochelle, Charente-Maritime, France. I do not have a baptism for Isaac (circa 1616 at St Sulpice de Paris, France) or Marie Girard said to have been baptized 16 Feb 1623 at Chapelle Sainte Marguerite, LaRochelle and the daughter of Simon Girard and Françoise Giraudet. This family is recorded as Generation I although they did emigrate to New France it is their son Isaac that I have placed in Generation 1although Isaac and Marie do not quite fit the criteria (were not married in New France), but they arrived in 1660 (father and son) where Jacques and Isaac were master carpenters with their wives and children arriving by 1663. Generation 2 of this family was also born in France Jacques was baptized 18 Dec 1644 at Chapelle Sainte Marguerite, LaRochelle and Louis 25 Feb 1655 as well. I would like to acquire the records for LaRochelle (these records I have from King's Daughters and Founding Mothers: The Filles du Roi 1663-1673 and written by Peter J Gagné) and will work away at that but moving forward Jacques married Elizabeth (Isabelle) Doucinet 4 Oct 1666 in Notre-Dame, Ville du Québec and Louis married Marie Madeleine Huppé. Elizabeth Doucinet was a Fille du Roi. I need to learn more about Marie Madeleine Huppé. I have not yet found the marriage registration for this couple. These two sons are both in Generation 2. Generation 3 has two sets of Bédard records for the two sons Charles François (son of Jacques) and Bernard (son of Louis). Generation 4 has the daughter of Bernard - Madeleine Marie who married Jean Pierre Villeneuve 23 Nov 1744 at Charlesbourg and this line then moves to the Villeneuve folder but Charles Joseph (son of  Charles François) continues the Bédard line down. I shall have to see how well this works out but it appears to be a good way to look at the ancestral lines. The Legacy file will maintain the links between the families when I produce an ahnantafel chart showing the generations back for each level. The next time that I work on the Bédard family I shall start with Generation 12 and insert the relevant documentation which is the marriage of our son in law and daughter. Then I can ensure that the line back is correct although it also matches the published information on this family. It is more a matter of collecting the relevant documents - this family is readily traced back to the founding Bédard family.

I also sorted out the folders for the Whélan family and this is one of my brick walls. I know that Charles Alexandre Bédard married Marie Emélie Whélan 29 Jul 1863 at Eglise St Jean Baptiste, Québec. Her parents were listed as Jean Thomas Whelan and Emilie Fournier dite Larose. Both Charles, his father Pierre and Jean Thomas were all carpenters (all three men signed the marriage register). The marriage of Jean Thomas Whelan and Emilie Fournier dite Larose took place 13 Jan 1835 at Notre-Dame, Québec with the priest recording the names as Thomas Welland and Emilie Fournier dite Larose. Thomas Welland (painter) was the son of Thomas Welland and Elizabeth Pépin dite Lachance and Emilie Fournier dite Larose daughter of Jean Baptiste Fournier dit Larose and Elizabeth Labbé. Linking these families apears to be quite straightforward. On the 1871 census Thomas Whélan and Emilie Whélan are still at Quebec city and he is a carpenter (they have seven children listed (Emélie married in 1863) and lists his Origin as Français. My next research day I will concentrate on Thomas and see what I can discover about him. Tanguay lists only one entry for an alternative spelling of this name - Edouard Wehenlan and very scant information which appears to be a second wife Suzanne Power born at Ballobrican, Ireland. World Connect offers four trees for this family none of which provide any further information. The website Généalogie du Québec et de l'Acadie does not have this particular set of information and once I am convinced that I have sufficient proof I will add the information. Ancestry offers four trees for this line but none go back before Thomas Welland (Whelan) and Elizabeth Pépin dite Lachance.

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Bénoit dit Vaillancourt and Vaillancour families

I discovered that I had two rather interesting coincidental same names. Josette Bénoit dite Vaillancourt married Louis Piché 3 Sep 1839 at Ste Scholastique and Marie Josephte Bénoit dite Vaillancourt married Joseph Louis Matte 5 Feb 1839 at St Jerome. They are both born around 1820.

Parents for Marie Josephte were Joseph Bénoit dit Vaillancourt and Josephte Chauret (Chaurette) who themselves were married 25 Nov 1811 at St Eustache with parents Barthélemy Vaillancour and Marie Louise Labelle/Charles Chauret and Marguerite Roy.

Parents for Josette were Alexis Bénoit dit Vaillancourt and Charlotte Beauchamp who themselves were married 26 Jun 1815 at St Eustache with parents Alexis Vaillancour/Agathe Langlois dite Traversis and Joseph Beauchamp/Marie Euphrosine Villeneuve.

Alexis Vaillancour is the son of Barthélemy Vaillancour and his first wife Marie Madeleine Bouchard.

Working through the marriages of the parents/grandparents etc of Josette Bénoit dite Vaillancourt solved the mystery of the other Marie Josephte Bénoit dite Vaillancourt married to Joseph Louis Matte which had become my new brick wall once the wall collapsed for the parents of Joseph Louis Matte.

Tanguay refers to these families (Bénoit and Vaillancour) as two separate lines. It would appear that the priest added Bénoit to the Vaillancour line in the 1800s with the resultant surname Bénoit dit Vaillancourt. This tree also has the Bénoit line including Bénoit dit Livernois.

Must return now to my own family lines for a bit. I still have a number of items to solve and will try to prove four members a day across the 3x great grandparents for this tree. The generated book for this family is now up to 603 pages as I have inserted some of the documents. Eventually I will insert all the census that I am now using for proof and other interesting documents found online. Probably I will have to produce four files to keep the size of the electronic file under 2000 pages for each or perhaps I will have to go to the great grandparents producing eight files and then one linking file.

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.

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Bertrand and Séguin families

I decided to move on from the Whalen/Welland family as I was not finding any information that was helpful for this line.

I have a marriage for Julien Vital Bertrand and Antoinette Séguin at St Jean Baptiste, L'Orginal, Prescott Co UC 7 Feb 1842. I asked for an online verification and did receive one. It would still be nice to view the register I must admit and I hope to do that when next we are in Toronto.

Parents of Julien Vital Bertrand listed were: Antoine Bertrand and Josette (Marie Josephte ?) Cholet.

Parents of Antoinette Séguin listed were: Hyacinthe Séguin and Monique Villeneuve.

I did find a baptism for Julien Vital Bertrand 28 Apr 1814 at Ste Madeleine, Rigaud, LC. The baptism for Antoinette Séguin is said to be 15 Jun 1815 also at Ste Madeleine, Rigaud but the baptism I find for a daughter of this couple is named Monique Noelette (in this time period who appears to have survived) - 25 Dec 1815 (born 25 Dec 1815). The date online of 15 Jun is from a family website. There was a daughter baptized 22 November 1814 (born 21 November 1814) which would make the June birthdate a seven months baby at most and likely less than that. I suspect the date is in error. I wonder though whether the name Antoinette by which she is known is perhaps a Confirmation name since her recorded name is Monique Noelette.

Looking at the census that I can find for Julien Vital Bertrand and Antoinette Séguin I find her birth dates various (1852 (birthdate 1815), 1861 (birthdate 1813) and 1871 (birthdate 1814). She is always listed as 1 to 2 years older than Julien (his birth dates range from 1817 to 1815 although his baptism is clearly found to be 28 April 1814). Hyacinthe and Monique had a daughter in 1813 (they married in 1812) but I find a burial for Rosalie at four days of age. They also had a daughter mentioned earlier Madeleine Monique in November 1814 who was buried 5 Sep 1815. I find three daughters born after Monique Noelette in 1817, 1818 and 1820 and then Hyacinthe is born in 1821.

Searching for the burials of Julien Vital Bertrand and Antoinette Séguin did not locate a burial for either. The census shows them to be at Petite Nation, Ottawa West, Québec in 1852, André Avellin in 1861 and Hull on the 1871 census. I do not find them on the 1881 census. Their daughter Antoinette marries in 1877 at Hull but they do not appear on the 1881 census with this young couple.

However, I feel that I have established that Antoinette Séguin is the daughter (Monique Noelette) of Hyacinthe Séguin and Monique Villeneuve and that the father of Hyacinthe is also Hyacinthe as he is listed as fils on the baptisms of their children. That is also helpful. I will continue working back on this family line today.