Arbre Généalogique Guertin Rondeau Family Tree - Person Sheet
Arbre Généalogique Guertin Rondeau Family Tree - Person Sheet
Spouses
Birthabt 1624, Saint-Jacques de Dieppe, Rouen, France2
Death5 Jan 1697, Hôtel-Dieu De Québec, Canada2
Burial5 Jan 1697, Hôtel-Dieu De Québec, Canada2
FlagsBiography, Pionnier de Montréal
FatherJean Dumais (Demers) (~1600-<1669)
MotherMiotte Lacombe (~1600-)
Marriage28 Jan 1648, Notre-Dame-De-Québec, Québec, Canada2
Deathabt Nov 1647
Marriage19 Aug 1647, Notre-Dame-De-Québec, Québec, Canada15
Notes for Françoise Morin
10Fille a Marier.
“Three additional couples were living in Montréal by the end of 1648. Françoise Morin had married Étienne Dumais in Québec on January 28, 1648. This was her second marriage. Five months earlier, on August 19, 1647, she had wed Antoine Pelletier in Québec. Less than three months after their marriage, Antoine drowned when his canoe overturned in the river near their home.
Marie, the first child of Françoise Morin and Étienne Dumais, was born at Ville-Marie on May 31, 1649. It is presumed this child died as there is no record for this child other than baptism. The couple did not stay in Montréal. Their second child, born in 1650, and those that followed, were born in Sillery, near Québec.”
— The Women of Ville-Marie: Pioneers of Seventeenth-Century Montréal by Susan McNelley15
“Three additional couples were living in Montréal by the end of 1648. Françoise Morin had married Étienne Dumais in Québec on January 28, 1648. This was her second marriage. Five months earlier, on August 19, 1647, she had wed Antoine Pelletier in Québec. Less than three months after their marriage, Antoine drowned when his canoe overturned in the river near their home.
Marie, the first child of Françoise Morin and Étienne Dumais, was born at Ville-Marie on May 31, 1649. It is presumed this child died as there is no record for this child other than baptism. The couple did not stay in Montréal. Their second child, born in 1650, and those that followed, were born in Sillery, near Québec.”
— The Women of Ville-Marie: Pioneers of Seventeenth-Century Montréal by Susan McNelley15
Notes for Étienne (Spouse 1)
35Etienne Demers vient en Nouvelle-France en 1646, avec ses frères Jean et André.
C'est le seigneur Robert Giffard qui lui donne son premier emploi dans la colonie.
According to Thomas J Laforest’s book Our French Canadian ancestors Étienne Demers, maried to Françoise Morin, was a cousin to André and Jean Demers and they all came to Novelle-France together.5
Il fut charpentier. Son père se marie deux fois : m-1 avec Miotte Lacombe, dont un fils Étienne Dumets (pionnier) ; m-2 avec Barbe Mauger, née en 1599 à Rouen (St-Martin-du-Pont) d. 11 s. 12-07-1669 à Dieppe (St-Jacques) âgée de 70 ans, mariée en premières noces à Rouen (St-Martin-du-Pont) le 29-07-1614 avec Pierre Mainfrey, né à Rouen (St-Martin-du-Pont). Ses demi-frères et soeur sont baptisés à Dieppe (St-Jacques) : André (pionnier), le 03-02-1628 ; Catherine, le 05-08-1629 ; Jean (pionnier), le 06-02-1633 et Laurent, le 01-10-1635. Ses grands-parents paternels sont Adrien Dumay et Catherine Pougnie, mariés à Étoutteville (Notre-Dame) 76253, le 12-08-1594. Une plaque est apposée le 20-09-1998 dans l'église St-Jacques
Sources : Fichier Origine : https://www.fichierorigine.com/recherche?numero=260017
C'est le seigneur Robert Giffard qui lui donne son premier emploi dans la colonie.
According to Thomas J Laforest’s book Our French Canadian ancestors Étienne Demers, maried to Françoise Morin, was a cousin to André and Jean Demers and they all came to Novelle-France together.5
Il fut charpentier. Son père se marie deux fois : m-1 avec Miotte Lacombe, dont un fils Étienne Dumets (pionnier) ; m-2 avec Barbe Mauger, née en 1599 à Rouen (St-Martin-du-Pont) d. 11 s. 12-07-1669 à Dieppe (St-Jacques) âgée de 70 ans, mariée en premières noces à Rouen (St-Martin-du-Pont) le 29-07-1614 avec Pierre Mainfrey, né à Rouen (St-Martin-du-Pont). Ses demi-frères et soeur sont baptisés à Dieppe (St-Jacques) : André (pionnier), le 03-02-1628 ; Catherine, le 05-08-1629 ; Jean (pionnier), le 06-02-1633 et Laurent, le 01-10-1635. Ses grands-parents paternels sont Adrien Dumay et Catherine Pougnie, mariés à Étoutteville (Notre-Dame) 76253, le 12-08-1594. Une plaque est apposée le 20-09-1998 dans l'église St-Jacques
Sources : Fichier Origine : https://www.fichierorigine.com/recherche?numero=260017