Jacques is the son of Jacques Lussier and Marguerite Darmine. According to PRDH, he was born in about 1646, in the St-Eustache parish of Paris, France. He married (1) Charlotte Larmarche on 30 September 1669, in Notre-Dame Quebec, Quebec. They are the parents of the following:
1) Marie (1671-1695) md Paul Laporte
He married (2) Catherine Clerice on 12 October 1671, in Notre-Dame-de-Québec. They are the parents of the following (verified with PRDH):
1) Baby boy (1672-1672)
2) Christophe (1673-1752) md Marie-Catherine Gauthier
3) Pierre (1675-1720) md Marie-Marguerite Viau dit Lesperance
4) Catherine (1677-1719) md Jacques David
5) Jacques (1678-1744) md Marie Senecal
6) Francois (1680-1680)
7) Marie-Madeleine (1681-1759) md Michel Lapre dit Petit
8) Marie-Marguerite (1683-1748) md Ignace Tessier dit Lavigne
9) Jean-Baptiste-Isaac (1685-1708) md Marie-Francoise Foisy dit Lafreniere
10) Jean (1687-1687)
11) Marie-Louise (1689-1764) md Jean-Baptiste Bousquet
12) Marie-Jeanne (1692-1749) md Antoine Foisy dit Lafreniere
Our French Canadian Ancestors, by Thomas J. LaForest Vol XI, pg 164, says "Jacques drowned in the Saint Lawrence River, probably at the end of autumn 1712. His body was retrieved the following spring, in the territory of Sorel, where he was buried on 12 June 1713. ... Two Sulpicien missionary priests presided together at the Requim Mass. They were Fathers Louis-Francois De la Faye from Contrecoeur, and Charles De la Gaudalie from the Ile Dupas."
His burial record in the Drouin collection does not specify a death date. It's believed that he died closer to March 1713, when his wife (Catherine Clerice) was legally pronounced guardian of their children. He was buried on 12 June 1713.
Jacques is the son of Jacques Lussier and Marguerite Darmine. According to PRDH, he was born in about 1646, in the St-Eustache parish of Paris, France. He married (1) Charlotte Larmarche on 30 September 1669, in Notre-Dame Quebec, Quebec. They are the parents of the following:
1) Marie (1671-1695) md Paul Laporte
He married (2) Catherine Clerice on 12 October 1671, in Notre-Dame-de-Québec. They are the parents of the following (verified with PRDH):
1) Baby boy (1672-1672)
2) Christophe (1673-1752) md Marie-Catherine Gauthier
3) Pierre (1675-1720) md Marie-Marguerite Viau dit Lesperance
4) Catherine (1677-1719) md Jacques David
5) Jacques (1678-1744) md Marie Senecal
6) Francois (1680-1680)
7) Marie-Madeleine (1681-1759) md Michel Lapre dit Petit
8) Marie-Marguerite (1683-1748) md Ignace Tessier dit Lavigne
9) Jean-Baptiste-Isaac (1685-1708) md Marie-Francoise Foisy dit Lafreniere
10) Jean (1687-1687)
11) Marie-Louise (1689-1764) md Jean-Baptiste Bousquet
12) Marie-Jeanne (1692-1749) md Antoine Foisy dit Lafreniere
Our French Canadian Ancestors, by Thomas J. LaForest Vol XI, pg 164, says "Jacques drowned in the Saint Lawrence River, probably at the end of autumn 1712. His body was retrieved the following spring, in the territory of Sorel, where he was buried on 12 June 1713. ... Two Sulpicien missionary priests presided together at the Requim Mass. They were Fathers Louis-Francois De la Faye from Contrecoeur, and Charles De la Gaudalie from the Ile Dupas."
His burial record in the Drouin collection does not specify a death date. It's believed that he died closer to March 1713, when his wife (Catherine Clerice) was legally pronounced guardian of their children. He was buried on 12 June 1713.
Family Members
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Marie Lussier
1671–1695
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Baby boy Lussier
1672–1672
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Christophe Lussier
1673–1752
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Pierre Lussier
1675–1720
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Jacques "L'Huissier" Lussier
1678–1744
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François Lussier
1680–1680
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Marie-Madeleine Lussier
1681–1759
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Marguerite Lussier Tessier
1683–1748
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Jean-Baptiste Lussier
1685–1708
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Jean Lussier
1687–1687
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Marie Louise Lussier Bousquet
1689–1764
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Marie Jeanne Lussier
1692–1749
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