Source list

Source reference N00765 :

Individuals : Latour (de St-Etienne) Charles Amador (1998)
Another surname: de Pobomcoup
Governeur
Chief enemy for power of d'Aulnay from Fort Sainte Marie St John's NB
Made gov of St Louis & La Tour in 1632
Made gov of Acadia in 1650 on d'Aulnays drowning
Oliver Cromwell then ruled England, and de la Tour crossed the ocean and obtained a commission from the Protector to govern the colony, one of the stipulations being that no Catholics should be allowed to settle there. With him were associated two Englishmen, Crowne and Temple. In 1667 it was again restored to France by the treaty of Breda, and Grandfontaine, the new Governor, reported that there were only 400 souls in Acadia, more than three-fourths of whom lived in and around Port Royal; but it is probable that many had married Indians and were coureurs de bois. In 1687 the population had grown to 800. The census of 1714 gives 2,100; of 1737, 7,598; of 1747, about 12,500. After eighty years it had grown to 18,000, though there was little or no immigration.

Source reference N00934 :

Individuals : DORION JACQUES (1628)
REF; BOB WAY--FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. SEPT 1992

Source reference N00767 :

Individuals : VACHON Paul (1534)
He appeared in the 1666 Quebec census as 36 years old, 37 yeas old in the 1667 census, and 53 years old in the 1681 census.

Source reference N00935 :

Individuals : Meliot Francois (818)
I am happy to exchange data on these families.

Source reference N00944 :

Individuals : GROLEAU Pierre (968)
Arrived Canada 1664 Quebec/b? 1643
Worked for Nicolas JUCHEREAU/Ecureuils&Deschambault, Portneuf, Quebec, Canada

Source reference N00776 :

Individuals : Houre or Aure Marie Therese (399)

Source reference N00952 :

Individuals : Bernier Genevieve (365)
REFN: 7601

Source reference N00953 :

Individuals : LANGLOIS Guillaume (4830)

While I have taken many years to compile this information and checked and double checked sources I do not make claim to this being EXACT. I welcome any information from individuals with knowledge about any person in this database. I wish to thank

Source reference N00958 :

Individuals : Lebarbier Catherine (1363)
Reference Number:72218

Source reference N00959 :

Individuals : Guillin Marie-Marguerite (3219)
REFN: 2999

Source reference N00963 :

Individuals : Boutin Jean (390)
Arpenteur, 29 Jun 1710

Source reference N00788 :

Individuals : TRIOT or Trio Marie-Madeleine (323)
PRDH - origin was Paroisse de St-Nicolas-des-Champs, Paris, France

Source reference N00789 :

Individuals : LESIEUR Charles (260)

Source reference N00970 :

Individuals : LEROY or ROY Anne (375)
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Source reference N00802 :

Individuals : Buson Jeanne (2023)

Source reference N00805 :

Individuals : GAUDET dit BLECHE or GODET or GAUDETTE Bernard (230)
Other records suggest that he was born in 1673 at Port Royal, Acadia, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Source reference N00984 :

Individuals : DESPORTES Helene (1207)
Helene Desportes is recognized as the first white child born in New France.
She had 15 children in 22 years--no twins.

Source reference N00813 :

Individuals : Charpentier Bonaventure (918)

Source reference N00818 :

Individuals : THERIAULT Jean (1252)

Source reference N00819 :

Individuals : COUTURIER Minnie Philomene (7)
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=sse&db=1880usfedcen&h=22468763&ti=0&indiv=try&gss=pt

Source reference N00820 :

Individuals : COUTURIER Minnie Philomene (7)
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=sse&db=1910uscenindex&h=197901096&ti=0&indiv=try&gss=pt

Source reference N00989 :

Individuals : GUYON Jean or Jehan (642)

toQuebec, Canada inaug 8 1634 - mason
conflicting death dates in different records
30 may from Lenart file
Red Drouins book pg.635

Source reference N00821 :

Individuals : COUTURIER Minnie Philomene (7)

Source reference N00992 :

Individuals : SEDILOT Marie-Anne (203)

REF; BOB WAY--FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. SEPT 1992

Source reference N00824 :

Individuals : PERROT or PERREAULT Anne (259)
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=sse&db=millind&h=10409670&ti=0&indiv=try&gss=pt

Source reference N00825 :

Individuals : PERROT or PERREAULT Anne (259)

Source reference N01000 :

Individuals : LARUE JEAN (810)
REF; BOB WAY--FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. SEPT 1992

Source reference N00829 :

Individuals : Blanchard Anne Marie (461)
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=sse&db=worldmarr_ga&h=112742&ti=0&indiv=try&gss=pt

Source reference N00832 :

Individuals : Gabany Hussy (2521)

Source reference N01009 :

Individuals : Olivier Cecile (1401)
_UIDB0362D66022143449A0866401D04DB45AC7A

Source reference N00833 :

Individuals : ALLARD Andre (254)

Source reference N01012 :

Individuals : CHENAY dit LAGARENNE Bertrand (1914)
Baptised diocese of St. Brievc, Cotes-du-Nord, France
Came to Canada age 30/Sieur de LaGARENNE

Source reference N00835 :

Individuals : BOUTIN Therese (195)

Source reference N01014 :

Individuals : Hus Paul (952)

Pionnier

Source reference N01018 :

Individuals : PERRON dit Le Suire Marie Josephe (241)

Vve de Jean NOO

Source reference N01024 :

Individuals : Bernier Jean-Christophe (2832)
REFN: 2574

Source reference N01026 :

Individuals : Roussin Louise (701)
_UID61DF8E2E83365E4BA51F24EA69B81B56C2C3

Source reference N00845 :

Individuals : Chasteau Francoise (4193)

Source reference N01031 :

Individuals : COUTURIER Noel (14)
The Traverse Region, Historical and Descriptive Illustrative, 1884, page 238
(borrowed from Lucia Novak, Traverse City, MI)
"Noel Couturier, merchant, and postmaster of Provemont postoffice, Leland Township, was born in Lower Canada in 1855 and settled on the Peninsula, and was engaged in farming till 1862, when he moved to Leelanaw County and settled on a farm on Section 2, Centerville Township, which he still owns; carried on his farm in connection with the buying and selling of stock till 1881, when he built the store he now occupies. He keeps a general stock of dry goods, groceries, drugs and medicines, boots and shoes, etc.; was appointed postmaster in 1882; married in 1853 to Elmira Gauthier, a native of Lower Canada. They have seven sons and three daughters living; have lost five children by death."

Source reference N00848 :

Individuals : BLONDEAU Thomas (416)

Source reference N01034 :

Individuals : Girouard Francois (1992)
Extrait de: "Histoire des Canadiens-Francais"/Benjamin Sulte, Tome 4, p.
152.
Re: Recensement de Port-Royal en 1671.
Francois Girouard, 50; femme, Jeanne Aucoin; enfants: Jacob, 23;
Germain, 14; et 3 filles; 16 betes a cornes, 12 brebis et 8 arp. val.
==================
Re: Recensement de Port-Royal en 1686.
Francois Girouard, 70; Jeanne Aucoin, 55; Il a eu 5 enfants dont le
recensement est ci-apres; 1 fusil, 13 betes a cornes, 16 moutons,
8 cochons et 5 arpents en valeur.
==================
Re: Recensement de Port-Royal en 1714.
Veuve Girouard.
===================

Source reference N01045 :

Individuals : RIVARD-LAVIGNE Nicolas (524)
OFCA Vol. V, page 216 "...we can now trace them back as far as Thomas Lousche and Perrine Mercier, the great-grandparents of Jeannne Mullard, the mother of Nicolas and Robert Rivard..."
from WorldConnect
Livermores of Wisconsin and Related Families
Entries: 532 Updated: Wed Dec 5 20:07:39 2001 Contact: Jason Livermore <jlivermore2@@yahoo.com> Home Page: Livermore and Other Families
The Rivards originally came from Tourouvre, in the Canton of Perche, France. Tourouvre was a market town, located southeast of Normandy and west of Paris. Nicolas came to Canada on March 6, 1648, (followed by brother Robert in 1660) and hired himself out to serve in Canada for three years. He came to Trois Rivieres in 1649, where many ferocious Iroquois attacks were killing people. For example, Mme. Madeleine Couteau arrived in Canada with her two daughters, Jeanne and Catherine St. Per, who had been orphans for several years. In 1647 Madeleine Couteau married Emery Coltaut, who in June 1653 fell to the murderous hands of the Iroquois. During that time her daughters married two brothers, Jeanne to Pierre Guillet and Catherine married Mathurin Guillet. The latter was a victim of the Iroquois in August 1652, near the fort of the Cap de La Madeleine. Catherine became a widow at age eighteen in these horrible circumstances.
Nicolas married Catherine St. Per in 1652. He was then Captain of the Militia until 1698. They built a huge fort with other inhabitants, and he lived there for 15 years. Our ancestors suffered unceasingly at the hands of the Iroquois. The Rivards and the Guillets (their wives' folks) and others lost courage and decided to move to a more peaceful place - Batiscan, where the Jesuit Fathers still offered concessions to encourage colonists. Nicolas received his concession, March 23, 1666. This included the manor of Batiscan proper, 2 x 40 acres near Francois Bibeau, and another 2 x 40 acres near Pierre Trottier. Batiscan was 10 miles from Cap de La Madeleine. They had to clear enough land to build a dwelling, so it took quite a while. Finally in 1668 they were in Batiscan, where their eighth child was born, a son named Jean. In 1670 a church was started in the home of Nicolas Rivard, Lt. of the Militia, with about 20 parishioners present. He was appointed church warden.
He had a liking and an aptitude for legal matters, so he acted as attorney for the inhabitants of Batiscan. In 1681 census, Batiscan had 48 families - 261 people; 3 Rivard families:
Nicolas, 60 yrs., wife Catherine St. Per, 10 children
Robert, 43 yrs., wife Madeleine Guillet, 7 children
Nicolas, son of Nicolas, wife Elizabeth Trottier, married Nov. 20, 1678
Nicolas, Sieur de La Vigne, died July 1, 1701, Batiscan, age 84.
1666 Trois-Rivieres,,Mauricie,Quebec,,
Note:
Recensement 1666 Trois-Rivieres
Nicolas Rivard d. laVigne ...................42 habitant
Catherine saint pere ........................30 sa femme
Nicolas Rivard ..............................12 fils
Jeanne Rivard ................................9 fille
Jullien Rivard ...............................7 fils
francois Rivard ..............................5 fils
Pierre Rivard ................................4 fils
Marie Magdelaine Rivard ......................3 fille
Michel Rivard ...........................3 mois fils
Et Jacques ................................. 25 domestique
Collaboration Francoise Martel Turgeon
Left France for "Nouvelle France" in the mid 1600's. His son Pierre
Rivard
took/was given the title "Sieur de la Nouette". Both names were used
hyphenated until about 1660, when, perhaps, the then Canadian Government
said,
"Alright you crazy Frenchmen, you can have only one last name, now!"
Many,
many French-Canadian families used "dit" names to separate their large
families
from their brothers' and cousins' large families.
Nicholas Rivard Background
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=eadbdeab-9053-4b2b-9ef7-a287a758263a&tid=7499908&pid=-1082102455

Source reference N01046 :

Individuals : Serre Jeanne (2813)
_UID068552920D484141B02B50D952A4EDA6D316

Source reference N01047 :

Individuals : Coudre Marie (1529)

Red Drouins book pg.1027

Source reference N00854 :

Individuals : DUSSAULT Marie-Catherine (33)

Source reference N01048 :

Individuals : Maufay Pierre (806)

Title: Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles du Quebec des Origines A 1730: Rene Jette- AFGS Vol.3 pg.690

Source reference N01049 :

Individuals : Guilbault Alexander (248)
He was probably in the group of Acadians who were deported to Massachusetts, probably in the Boston area.

Source reference N00855 :

Individuals : HOUDE Marie-Angelique (71)

Source reference N00856 :

Individuals : Herve Gabriel (1466)

Source reference N01050 :

Individuals : Goudeau Francoise (1669)
REFN: 2281

Source reference N00858 :

Individuals : Girard Michel (1682)

Source reference N01054 :

Individuals : Grenier Guillaume (1326)
REFN: 5060

Source reference N00861 :

Individuals : Drolet Pierre (388)

Source reference N01061 :

Individuals : BRASSARD Antoine (1566)
REF; BOB WAY--FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. SEPT 1992
TANGUAY-DICTIONAIRE GENEALOGIQUE des FAMILLES,QUEBEC VOL 2 PAGE 450

Source reference N00862 :

Individuals : Tillier Marie (5665)

Source reference N01066 :

Individuals : Jobin Marie-Francoise (1919)
2 SOUR S116231
3 DATA
4 TEXT Date of Import: Jul 31, 2002

Source reference N01067 :

Individuals : Hubert Marie-Marthe (697)
_UID09C7D97015F1BB4990C438CF4B910BB116DA

Source reference N00866 :

Individuals : PLAMONDON Phillipe (384)

Source reference N00870 :

Individuals : ALLARD Marie Charlotte (127)

Source reference N01073 :

Individuals : Fain Isabelle (3837)
2 SOUR S116231
3 DATA
4 TEXT Date of Import: Jul 31, 2002

Source reference N00873 :

Individuals : Rivard Pierre Nicolas (1048)

Source reference N00879 :

Individuals : GIGNARD or Guignard Marie Suzanne (455)

Source reference N00881 :

Individuals : PETITOT dit SAINT-SCEYNE Anne (157)

Source reference N00885 :

Individuals : COTE Louis (182)

Source reference H01949 :

Individuals : LAMY Alfred (4)
Lake Leelanau was known as Provement when Alfred lived there.

Source reference N01095 :

Individuals : Rousseau Thomas (686)
Reference Number:43370

Source reference N00886 :

Individuals : LEVASSEUR Anne-Felicite (387)

Source reference N00888 :

Individuals : BOUCHER Marie Madeleine (285)

Source reference N01104 :

Individuals : Nepveu Jacques (564)
[1307251.ged]
Source St. Boniface College & library research Irene Butra

Source reference N00898 :

Individuals : Penigaud Louise (1033)

Source reference N01113 :

Individuals : LEVASSEUR Jean (774)
Jean Levasseur dit Lavigne
lived on the rue Guerin-Boisseau (Paris)
master woodworker

Source reference N01116 :

Individuals : Girouard dit La Varenne Jacques (996)
Extrait de: "Histoire des Canadiens-Francais"/Benjamin Sulte, Tome 4, p.
152.
Re: Recensement de Port-Royal en 1671.
Jacob Girouard, 23; femme, Marguerite Gauterot; enfant: Alexandre.
==================
Re: Recensement de Port-Royal en 1686.
Jacques Girouard, 38; Marguerite Gotro, 32; enfants: Alexandre, 16;
Pierre, 14; Jacques, 12; Jean. 10; Marie, 8; Francois, 6; Marguerite,
4;
Claude, 3; Guillaume, 3 mois.
1 fusil, 13 betes a cornes, 15 moutons, 6 arpents en valeur.
=====================

Source reference N00903 :

Individuals : ROMAIN Marthe (1087)

Source reference N00905 :

Individuals : GUILBEAULT Jeanne (31)

Source reference N01125 :

Individuals : Lambert Radegonde-Jeanne-Joy (923)
Name Suffix:<NSFX> FC 1591
Notes for Radegonde Lambert (aka Jeanne Joy):
If Radegonde was born in 1621 as it states in the census of 1686, she would have been the first born at Port Royal on the northern bank.
More About Radegonde L ambert (aka Jeanne Joy):
Fact 6: Was captured and killed by Iroquois. It took 4 years to retrieve her remains.
Sources:
Title: Base de donnees des famill es Richard
Repository:
Call Number:
Media: Book
D.O.B.: 1621, ("Acadian G enealogy Exchange", Vol. II, No. 1, 1973, p. 6, an Ancestor Chart submitted by Dorothy Naquin).
===
1686 census present/ dau Antoine

Source reference N00908 :

Individuals : CREVIER Christophe (1894)

Source reference N01134 :

Individuals : Bisson Joseph Martin (434)
Source: Red Drouins book pg.754

Source reference N00910 :

Individuals : LEFRANCOIS Alexis Nicolas (422)

Source reference N01135 :

Individuals : Sylvestre Nicolas (280)
[1307251.ged]
Source St. boniface college & Library Research Irene Butra

Source reference N01136 :

Individuals : BROSSARD JEANNE (1631)
REF; BOB WAY--FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. SEPT 1992
TANGUAY-DICTIONAIRE GENEALOGIQUE des FAMILLES,QUEBEC VOL 1 PAGE 86
MARIAGES de N.D. de Quebec,QUEBEC, CANADA VOL 1 PAGE 105

Source reference N00913 :

Individuals : Jacques Louis (212)

Source reference N01152 :

Individuals : MERY FRANCOISE (1567)
REF; BOB WAY--FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. SEPT 1992
TANGUAY-DICTIONAIRE GENEALOGIQUE des FAMILLES,QUEBEC VOL 2 PAGE 451
MARIAGES de N.D. de Quebec, QUEBEC,CANADA VOL 2 PAGE 147

Source reference N00919 :

Individuals : PETITOT Saint-Sceyne or Sincennes Denis (314)
Other records indicate he was born in St Seine, L'Abbaye, Sincenne, France
Name variations: Petitot, St-Sceynes, Saint-Seine, Sincennes, Petitpas
---------------
E-mail from Jean-Marc Sincennes (January 2007):
It is misleading to write Louis or Claude as being the father of Denis. I went to France, in DIJON and search directly in the archives in 1989, and 2001. I never was able to find the birth certificate of Denis. Still working on it. The archives of la COTE D'OR, department of Burgundy are on internet. It is thousands of pages to look through.
I am a direct descendant of Denis PETITOT. My family name SINCENNES comes from SAINT-SEINE. Same pronunciation.

Source reference N00920 :

Individuals : PETITOT Saint-Sceyne or Sincennes Denis (314)

Source reference N00921 :

Individuals : Bernier Pierre (11328)

Source reference N01161 :

Individuals : Hamel Francois (1752)
Repository: Name: Family History Library Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 USA

Source reference N00927 :

Individuals : DAUPHIN Genevieve (509)

Source reference N01164 :

Individuals : Joncas-Lapierre Pierre (740)
Arrived in New France on 30 Jun 1665. (Raynald Drouin)

Source reference N01166 :

Individuals : Langlois Noel (662)
REFN: 2200

Source reference N01169 :

Individuals : SAMSON LOUIS (808)
REF; BOB WAY--FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. SEPT 1992

Source reference N01171 :

Individuals : RAGOT MARTHE (809)
REF; BOB WAY--FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. SEPT 1992

Source reference N01174 :

Individuals : Delaunay Marie (1361)
Reference Number:53099

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