Arbre Généalogique Guertin Rondeau Family Tree - Person Sheet
Arbre Généalogique Guertin Rondeau Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameMadeleine Niel 
Birth3 Jun 1652, Saint-Gervais, Rouen, Normandie, France
Christening3 Jun 1652, Saint-Gervais, Rouen, Normandie, France2
Death15 Aug 1732, Île Jésus, Québec, Canada2
Burial16 Aug 1732, Saint-François-de-Sales, Laval, Québec, Canada2
FlagsFille du Roi
FatherRobert Niel
MotherAnne Lambert
Spouses
Birth11 Jun 1643, Villejuif, Creteil, Paris, France
Christening11 Jun 1643, Villejuif, Creteil, Paris, France2
Death16 May 1724, Île Jésus, Québec, Canada
Burial16 May 1724, Saint-François-de-Sales, Laval, Québec, Canada2
FlagsCarignan & Fille du Roi, Carignan-Salières Regiment, Military, Our F-C Ancestors
MotherColombe Renaud
Marriage24 Oct 1667, Immaculée-Conception, Trois-Rivières, Québec, Canada2
Notes for Madeleine Niel
Notes for Étienne (Spouse 1)
12Soldat du Regiment Carignan. Compagnie de Monteuil
1267. Charles dit Lajeunesse, Étienne, né le 11 juin 1643 à Villejuif (Saint-Cyr-et-Sainte-Julitte), Val-de- Marne, Île-de-France, fils de François et de Colombe Regnault. Arrivé le 19-08-1665 sur La Paix. Soldat de la compagnie de Contrecoeur au régiment de Carignan-Salières, marié à Trois-Rivières le 24-10- 1667, contrat Ameau du 21-10-1667, avec Madeleine Niel, fille du roi, née vers 1651 à Rouen, Seine-Maritime. Décédé le 16-05-1724 à Saint-François-de-Sales (Île- Jésus), 81 ans, 12 enfants. Ménage établi à Boucherville. Agriculteur. (FO, no 240816) (DGFQ, p. 230) (CS, p. 263)
Etienne Charles dit Lajeunesse was a part of this famous regiment. The Marquis de Tracy had special confidence in four companies: Chambelle, Orléans, Allier and Poitou. The captain of the latter was Francois Tapie de Monteil; Michel Hébert dit Laverdure was the sergeant; Etienne Charles dit Lajeunesse was a faithful soldier.
These four companies left La Rochelle on 26 February 1664, headed for the Antilles. The purpose was to help the settlement of new colonist by a show of military force at Cayenne, the capital of Guyana, which was being held by the Dutch. There is no doubt that ancestor Charles took part in these campaigns for the consolidation of French power.
On 25 April 1665, some 200 men received orders to leave Guadeloupe, sail north through the Atlantic, enter the Gulf of Saint-Lawrence, reprovision at Percé, thence proceed to Quebec. On 30 June following, General Tracy and his troops, a sixth of New the regiment, France. made their well received entry into the capital of New France5
1267. Charles dit Lajeunesse, Étienne, né le 11 juin 1643 à Villejuif (Saint-Cyr-et-Sainte-Julitte), Val-de- Marne, Île-de-France, fils de François et de Colombe Regnault. Arrivé le 19-08-1665 sur La Paix. Soldat de la compagnie de Contrecoeur au régiment de Carignan-Salières, marié à Trois-Rivières le 24-10- 1667, contrat Ameau du 21-10-1667, avec Madeleine Niel, fille du roi, née vers 1651 à Rouen, Seine-Maritime. Décédé le 16-05-1724 à Saint-François-de-Sales (Île- Jésus), 81 ans, 12 enfants. Ménage établi à Boucherville. Agriculteur. (FO, no 240816) (DGFQ, p. 230) (CS, p. 263)
Etienne Charles dit Lajeunesse was a part of this famous regiment. The Marquis de Tracy had special confidence in four companies: Chambelle, Orléans, Allier and Poitou. The captain of the latter was Francois Tapie de Monteil; Michel Hébert dit Laverdure was the sergeant; Etienne Charles dit Lajeunesse was a faithful soldier.
These four companies left La Rochelle on 26 February 1664, headed for the Antilles. The purpose was to help the settlement of new colonist by a show of military force at Cayenne, the capital of Guyana, which was being held by the Dutch. There is no doubt that ancestor Charles took part in these campaigns for the consolidation of French power.
On 25 April 1665, some 200 men received orders to leave Guadeloupe, sail north through the Atlantic, enter the Gulf of Saint-Lawrence, reprovision at Percé, thence proceed to Quebec. On 30 June following, General Tracy and his troops, a sixth of New the regiment, France. made their well received entry into the capital of New France5
Notes for Étienne & Madeleine (Family)
12 enfants de cette union3