Immigrated to Quebec from France.
Married Therese Menard LaFontaine, widow of Jean-Baptise Deniau/Daigneau. Their first marriage was : "mariés à la gaumine en 1709," done somewhat unofficially during a mass conducted by Missionary Francheville. They had a second or "rehabilitated" marriage, to align with clarifications of ecclesiastical law, on 28 Feb 1724.
They had 7-8 children.
When Therese died in 1753, she was buried with her first husband at Longueuil, at St-Antoine-de-Pade.
Married Therese Menard LaFontaine, widow of Jean-Baptise Deniau/Daigneau. Their first marriage was : "mariés à la gaumine en 1709," done somewhat unofficially during a mass conducted by Missionary Francheville. They had a second or "rehabilitated" marriage, to align with clarifications of ecclesiastical law, on 28 Feb 1724.
They had 7-8 children.
When Therese died in 1753, she was buried with her first husband at Longueuil, at St-Antoine-de-Pade.
Immigrated to Quebec from France.
Married Therese Menard LaFontaine, widow of Jean-Baptise Deniau/Daigneau. Their first marriage was : "mariés à la gaumine en 1709," done somewhat unofficially during a mass conducted by Missionary Francheville. They had a second or "rehabilitated" marriage, to align with clarifications of ecclesiastical law, on 28 Feb 1724.
They had 7-8 children.
When Therese died in 1753, she was buried with her first husband at Longueuil, at St-Antoine-de-Pade.
Married Therese Menard LaFontaine, widow of Jean-Baptise Deniau/Daigneau. Their first marriage was : "mariés à la gaumine en 1709," done somewhat unofficially during a mass conducted by Missionary Francheville. They had a second or "rehabilitated" marriage, to align with clarifications of ecclesiastical law, on 28 Feb 1724.
They had 7-8 children.
When Therese died in 1753, she was buried with her first husband at Longueuil, at St-Antoine-de-Pade.
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