Arbre Généalogique Guertin Rondeau Family Tree - Person Sheet
Arbre Généalogique Guertin Rondeau Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameMarie-Françoise Robinet 
Birth18 Mar 1760, Châteauguay, Québec, Canada2
Christening19 Mar 1760, Châteauguay, Québec, Canada2
FatherJacques Robinet
MotherMarie-Françoise Gendron
Spouses
Birth3 Sep 1756, Saint-Antoine Sur Richelieu, Québec, Canada2
Christening5 Sep 1756, Saint-Antoine Sur Richelieu, Québec, Canada2
Death5 Jun 1832, Vergennes, Addison County, Vermont, USA31
FlagsAmerican Revolution War
FatherJoseph Chartier (1719-)
MotherMarie-Ursule Hebert (1729-)
Marriage6 Oct 1781, English Colonies/Colonies Anglaise (USA)
ChildrenMarie-Françoise (<1798-)
Notes for Pierre Marie (Spouse 1)
Pierre and Francoise had a civil marriage. This marriage was rehabilitated by the Rev. Ferdinand Farmer, a Jesuit Priest from St-Joseph’s Catholic Church, Philadelphia. PA. Pierre Chartier was a private in Hazen’s Regiment, 1783 (Mooers List). He retreated from Canada as a member of Olivier’s Co. 1776. A Pierre Chartier is mentioned as a Revolutionary War Veteran at Chazy, NY in 1787 with 5 in the family (Sullivan). It is possible that there were two Pierre and two Jacques Chartiers in this family. In other words the ones born in Fishkill may have died early. In the history of Addison County, it is stated that “on East street was a cluster of small houses called French Village. In one of them resided a Frenchman worthy of honor and sympathy from all patriotic men. His name was Peter Chartie, sometimes called Sharkey and sometimes Carter. He was one of the French patriots who came to this country with Lafayette and served with him in the Revolutionary War. It is pleasant to know that he received a pension from our government in his later years. One of his sons, John, built a log house on the bank of Otter Creek a mile below the falls and gave a name to the "Sharkey Bend" in the creek. The widow of his son Jacob (also a pensioner) died in Vergennes in September, 1885.” This isn’t the first time that the statement of a Chartier from John Carter came to America with Lafayette. Of course, we know it isn’t true. Also, it does not appear that Pierre had a son named John unless John is Jacques. John Carter may actually be Pierre’s brother, Jean-Marie Chartier-Carter.31