Arbre Généalogique Guertin Rondeau Family Tree - Person Sheet
Arbre Généalogique Guertin Rondeau Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameJean-Baptiste Audet dit Lapointe 
Birth17 Nov 1675, Sainte-Famille, Île-D’Orléans, Québec, Canada2
Christening1 Dec 1675, Sainte-Famille, Île-D’Orléans, Québec, Canada2
Death12 Nov 1728, Saint-Jean, Île-D’Orléans, Québec, Canada2
Burial13 Nov 1728, Saint-Jean, Île-D’Orléans, Québec, Canada2
FlagsBiography
FatherNicolas Audet dit Lapointe (1637-1700)
MotherMadeleine Després (~1653-1712)
Spouses
Birthabt 1691, Lieu Indeterminé au Québec, Canada2
Death29 Dec 1773, Saint-Laurent, Île D’Orléans, Québec, Canada18
Burial30 Dec 1773, Saint-Laurent, Île D’Orléans, Québec, Canada18
FatherNicolas Godbout (1667-<1720)
MotherMarguerite-Angélique Lemelin (1668-1742)
Marriage16 Apr 1708, Saint-Laurent, Île D’Orléans, Québec, Canada2
ChildrenMarie-Madeleine (~1709-1759)
Notes for Jean-Baptiste Audet dit Lapointe
13Il se noie, Drowned
5Extract from the book Chapter 3 on Nicolas Audet
At Sainte-Famille the following September 15th, the missionary priest Father Thomas Morel, blessed their union in the presence of the witnesses Pierre Rondeau and Mathurin Dube. When Pierre and Mathurin were married the year before, each in turn had asked Nicolas to stand up for him, now the favor was being returned.
In 1689 old Nicolas fell gravely ill, a situation from which he never fully recovered. He was hospitalized for 19 consecutive days in the heat of the August summer and in September he spent 26 more days under the care of the nursing sisters at the Hotel-Dieu in Quebec. Heretofore he had always worked his farm with a stubborn tenacity, but no more would he be active.
12 He had seen to the marriage of three of his children: Nicolas, Pierre and Madeleine, but that still left seven children at home, to be cared for by the strong arms of his wife alone. But he could still plan ahead and, on 9 July 1696, he acquired yet another concession. This grant of land was of 3 arpents in river frontage some distance to the west of his own place. On 2 August 1698, he gave this land to his son Jean-Baptiste.
5Extract from the book Chapter 3 on Nicolas Audet
At Sainte-Famille the following September 15th, the missionary priest Father Thomas Morel, blessed their union in the presence of the witnesses Pierre Rondeau and Mathurin Dube. When Pierre and Mathurin were married the year before, each in turn had asked Nicolas to stand up for him, now the favor was being returned.
In 1689 old Nicolas fell gravely ill, a situation from which he never fully recovered. He was hospitalized for 19 consecutive days in the heat of the August summer and in September he spent 26 more days under the care of the nursing sisters at the Hotel-Dieu in Quebec. Heretofore he had always worked his farm with a stubborn tenacity, but no more would he be active.
12 He had seen to the marriage of three of his children: Nicolas, Pierre and Madeleine, but that still left seven children at home, to be cared for by the strong arms of his wife alone. But he could still plan ahead and, on 9 July 1696, he acquired yet another concession. This grant of land was of 3 arpents in river frontage some distance to the west of his own place. On 2 August 1698, he gave this land to his son Jean-Baptiste.