Pierre Duchesne and Catherine Rivet were married on January 1, 1666 in St-Francois, Quebec.
Their children:
Marie Madeleine Duchesne born April 4, 1667 in St-Francois.
Pierre Duchesne born about 1671 in St-Francois.
Constance Duchesne born February 2, 1673 in Ste-Famille.
Marie Genevieve Duchesne born July 15, 1675 in Ste-Famille.
Anne Madeleine Duchesne born April 4, 1677 in Ste-Famille.
Marie Anne Duchesne born October 23, 1679 in Ste-Famille.
Simon Duchesne born about 1681 in St-Francois.
Roselie Duchesne born October 29, 1683 in St-Francois.
Elisabeth Duchesne born October 25, 1685 in St-Francois.
Jacques Duchesne born August 30, 1687 in St-Francois.
She was a Fille du Roi. She one of 90 Filles du Roi who arrived @ Québec City 18 Jun 1665 aboard Le St Jean-Baptiste de Dieppe.
And she & her husband, Pierre Duchesne dit Lapierre are counted among Les Familles Souches à l'île d'Orléans, one of the 300 founding families commemorated on the memorial in the parish of Ste-Famille. It is located just down the slope from the church in the Parc des Ancêtres-de-l'Île-d'Orléans.
Googling the phrase, Les Familles Souches à l'île d'Orléans, will bring you to a couple of sites that list all of the 300 families should you wish to check the names on any of your other memorials.
And for those w/o access to Peter Gagné's books on Filles du Roi & Filles à Marier, the pages for these ladies on the site "Migrations" are excellent replacements giving much biographical info as well as info abt. their arrival in Québec so you can also check for possible Filles in your memorials if you wish.
Provided by Linda Peloquin July 25, 2017∼Marie-Catherine is the daughter of Pierre Rivet and Marie Sorgeaut. He was born in about 1644 and baptized in St-Mars-de-Etampes. She came to Quebec as a Filles du Roy on the ship "Le St-Jean-Baptiste de Dieppe", arriving on 18 June 1665.
She married Pierre Duchene dit Lapierre on 7 January 1777, in Quebec. THey are the parents of the following (verified with PRDH):
1) Marie-Madeleine (1666-1750) md Joseph Bonneau dit Labecasse
2) Jacquette (1668- )
3) Catherine (1669- )
4) Pierre (abt 1671-1702) md Marie-Madeleine Buteau
5) Constance (1673- ) md Pierre Lavoie
6) Marie-Genevieve (1675-1742)
7) Marie (1677-1757)
8) Marie-Anne (1679-1742) md Rene Dompierre St Martin
9) Simon (abt 1681-1729) md Marie-Ursule Perron
10) Rose-Rosalie (1683-1762) md Thomas Laforest dit Labranche
11) Elisabeth (1685-1762) md Jean-Baptiste Lecoq dit St Onge
12) Jacques (1687-1761) md Marie-Angelique Tremblay
She was buried on 10 June 1723.
Their children:
Marie Madeleine Duchesne born April 4, 1667 in St-Francois.
Pierre Duchesne born about 1671 in St-Francois.
Constance Duchesne born February 2, 1673 in Ste-Famille.
Marie Genevieve Duchesne born July 15, 1675 in Ste-Famille.
Anne Madeleine Duchesne born April 4, 1677 in Ste-Famille.
Marie Anne Duchesne born October 23, 1679 in Ste-Famille.
Simon Duchesne born about 1681 in St-Francois.
Roselie Duchesne born October 29, 1683 in St-Francois.
Elisabeth Duchesne born October 25, 1685 in St-Francois.
Jacques Duchesne born August 30, 1687 in St-Francois.
She was a Fille du Roi. She one of 90 Filles du Roi who arrived @ Québec City 18 Jun 1665 aboard Le St Jean-Baptiste de Dieppe.
And she & her husband, Pierre Duchesne dit Lapierre are counted among Les Familles Souches à l'île d'Orléans, one of the 300 founding families commemorated on the memorial in the parish of Ste-Famille. It is located just down the slope from the church in the Parc des Ancêtres-de-l'Île-d'Orléans.
Googling the phrase, Les Familles Souches à l'île d'Orléans, will bring you to a couple of sites that list all of the 300 families should you wish to check the names on any of your other memorials.
And for those w/o access to Peter Gagné's books on Filles du Roi & Filles à Marier, the pages for these ladies on the site "Migrations" are excellent replacements giving much biographical info as well as info abt. their arrival in Québec so you can also check for possible Filles in your memorials if you wish.
Provided by Linda Peloquin July 25, 2017∼Marie-Catherine is the daughter of Pierre Rivet and Marie Sorgeaut. He was born in about 1644 and baptized in St-Mars-de-Etampes. She came to Quebec as a Filles du Roy on the ship "Le St-Jean-Baptiste de Dieppe", arriving on 18 June 1665.
She married Pierre Duchene dit Lapierre on 7 January 1777, in Quebec. THey are the parents of the following (verified with PRDH):
1) Marie-Madeleine (1666-1750) md Joseph Bonneau dit Labecasse
2) Jacquette (1668- )
3) Catherine (1669- )
4) Pierre (abt 1671-1702) md Marie-Madeleine Buteau
5) Constance (1673- ) md Pierre Lavoie
6) Marie-Genevieve (1675-1742)
7) Marie (1677-1757)
8) Marie-Anne (1679-1742) md Rene Dompierre St Martin
9) Simon (abt 1681-1729) md Marie-Ursule Perron
10) Rose-Rosalie (1683-1762) md Thomas Laforest dit Labranche
11) Elisabeth (1685-1762) md Jean-Baptiste Lecoq dit St Onge
12) Jacques (1687-1761) md Marie-Angelique Tremblay
She was buried on 10 June 1723.
Pierre Duchesne and Catherine Rivet were married on January 1, 1666 in St-Francois, Quebec.
Their children:
Marie Madeleine Duchesne born April 4, 1667 in St-Francois.
Pierre Duchesne born about 1671 in St-Francois.
Constance Duchesne born February 2, 1673 in Ste-Famille.
Marie Genevieve Duchesne born July 15, 1675 in Ste-Famille.
Anne Madeleine Duchesne born April 4, 1677 in Ste-Famille.
Marie Anne Duchesne born October 23, 1679 in Ste-Famille.
Simon Duchesne born about 1681 in St-Francois.
Roselie Duchesne born October 29, 1683 in St-Francois.
Elisabeth Duchesne born October 25, 1685 in St-Francois.
Jacques Duchesne born August 30, 1687 in St-Francois.
She was a Fille du Roi. She one of 90 Filles du Roi who arrived @ Québec City 18 Jun 1665 aboard Le St Jean-Baptiste de Dieppe.
And she & her husband, Pierre Duchesne dit Lapierre are counted among Les Familles Souches à l'île d'Orléans, one of the 300 founding families commemorated on the memorial in the parish of Ste-Famille. It is located just down the slope from the church in the Parc des Ancêtres-de-l'Île-d'Orléans.
Googling the phrase, Les Familles Souches à l'île d'Orléans, will bring you to a couple of sites that list all of the 300 families should you wish to check the names on any of your other memorials.
And for those w/o access to Peter Gagné's books on Filles du Roi & Filles à Marier, the pages for these ladies on the site "Migrations" are excellent replacements giving much biographical info as well as info abt. their arrival in Québec so you can also check for possible Filles in your memorials if you wish.
Provided by Linda Peloquin July 25, 2017∼Marie-Catherine is the daughter of Pierre Rivet and Marie Sorgeaut. He was born in about 1644 and baptized in St-Mars-de-Etampes. She came to Quebec as a Filles du Roy on the ship "Le St-Jean-Baptiste de Dieppe", arriving on 18 June 1665.
She married Pierre Duchene dit Lapierre on 7 January 1777, in Quebec. THey are the parents of the following (verified with PRDH):
1) Marie-Madeleine (1666-1750) md Joseph Bonneau dit Labecasse
2) Jacquette (1668- )
3) Catherine (1669- )
4) Pierre (abt 1671-1702) md Marie-Madeleine Buteau
5) Constance (1673- ) md Pierre Lavoie
6) Marie-Genevieve (1675-1742)
7) Marie (1677-1757)
8) Marie-Anne (1679-1742) md Rene Dompierre St Martin
9) Simon (abt 1681-1729) md Marie-Ursule Perron
10) Rose-Rosalie (1683-1762) md Thomas Laforest dit Labranche
11) Elisabeth (1685-1762) md Jean-Baptiste Lecoq dit St Onge
12) Jacques (1687-1761) md Marie-Angelique Tremblay
She was buried on 10 June 1723.
Their children:
Marie Madeleine Duchesne born April 4, 1667 in St-Francois.
Pierre Duchesne born about 1671 in St-Francois.
Constance Duchesne born February 2, 1673 in Ste-Famille.
Marie Genevieve Duchesne born July 15, 1675 in Ste-Famille.
Anne Madeleine Duchesne born April 4, 1677 in Ste-Famille.
Marie Anne Duchesne born October 23, 1679 in Ste-Famille.
Simon Duchesne born about 1681 in St-Francois.
Roselie Duchesne born October 29, 1683 in St-Francois.
Elisabeth Duchesne born October 25, 1685 in St-Francois.
Jacques Duchesne born August 30, 1687 in St-Francois.
She was a Fille du Roi. She one of 90 Filles du Roi who arrived @ Québec City 18 Jun 1665 aboard Le St Jean-Baptiste de Dieppe.
And she & her husband, Pierre Duchesne dit Lapierre are counted among Les Familles Souches à l'île d'Orléans, one of the 300 founding families commemorated on the memorial in the parish of Ste-Famille. It is located just down the slope from the church in the Parc des Ancêtres-de-l'Île-d'Orléans.
Googling the phrase, Les Familles Souches à l'île d'Orléans, will bring you to a couple of sites that list all of the 300 families should you wish to check the names on any of your other memorials.
And for those w/o access to Peter Gagné's books on Filles du Roi & Filles à Marier, the pages for these ladies on the site "Migrations" are excellent replacements giving much biographical info as well as info abt. their arrival in Québec so you can also check for possible Filles in your memorials if you wish.
Provided by Linda Peloquin July 25, 2017∼Marie-Catherine is the daughter of Pierre Rivet and Marie Sorgeaut. He was born in about 1644 and baptized in St-Mars-de-Etampes. She came to Quebec as a Filles du Roy on the ship "Le St-Jean-Baptiste de Dieppe", arriving on 18 June 1665.
She married Pierre Duchene dit Lapierre on 7 January 1777, in Quebec. THey are the parents of the following (verified with PRDH):
1) Marie-Madeleine (1666-1750) md Joseph Bonneau dit Labecasse
2) Jacquette (1668- )
3) Catherine (1669- )
4) Pierre (abt 1671-1702) md Marie-Madeleine Buteau
5) Constance (1673- ) md Pierre Lavoie
6) Marie-Genevieve (1675-1742)
7) Marie (1677-1757)
8) Marie-Anne (1679-1742) md Rene Dompierre St Martin
9) Simon (abt 1681-1729) md Marie-Ursule Perron
10) Rose-Rosalie (1683-1762) md Thomas Laforest dit Labranche
11) Elisabeth (1685-1762) md Jean-Baptiste Lecoq dit St Onge
12) Jacques (1687-1761) md Marie-Angelique Tremblay
She was buried on 10 June 1723.
