Zacharie Cloutier was born in St Jean de Mortagne, Perche, France in 1590.
Baptism: 18 July 1590 • Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Mortagne, Perche, Orne, France.
He married Xainte Dupont on 18 Jul 1616 in Mortagne, Perche, France.
Zacharie was described as a bourgeois seigneur working as a master-carpenter. Sieur de la Cloutièrerie.
Will: 12 May 1669 • Québec City, Comté de Québec, Québec, Canada.
Property Sold: 20 December 1670 • Beauport, Quebec, Canada. Zacharie CLOUTIER sold his land concession of "l'arriere-fief de La Cloutiererie" in Beauport to Nicolas Dupont on December 20 1670. This fief of LaCloutierie consisted of one thousand arpents of land.
Zacharie and Xainte had several children, including sons Zacharie, Jean, & Charles, and daughter Anne (who married Robert Drouin). In the 1630's thay all immigrated to Canada.
(per information on Wikipedia and other places, he was one of the early pioneers to Canada, and is the ancestor of most people with French-Canadian ancestry.)
(he is one of the 9th greatgrandparents of this poster)
He died on 17 Sep 1677 in Chateau Richer,Montmorency, Quebec, Canada and was buried in La-Visitation-de-Notre-Dame-de-Chateau-Richer Church cemetery on 18 Sep 1677.
Baptism: 18 July 1590 • Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Mortagne, Perche, Orne, France.
He married Xainte Dupont on 18 Jul 1616 in Mortagne, Perche, France.
Zacharie was described as a bourgeois seigneur working as a master-carpenter. Sieur de la Cloutièrerie.
Will: 12 May 1669 • Québec City, Comté de Québec, Québec, Canada.
Property Sold: 20 December 1670 • Beauport, Quebec, Canada. Zacharie CLOUTIER sold his land concession of "l'arriere-fief de La Cloutiererie" in Beauport to Nicolas Dupont on December 20 1670. This fief of LaCloutierie consisted of one thousand arpents of land.
Zacharie and Xainte had several children, including sons Zacharie, Jean, & Charles, and daughter Anne (who married Robert Drouin). In the 1630's thay all immigrated to Canada.
(per information on Wikipedia and other places, he was one of the early pioneers to Canada, and is the ancestor of most people with French-Canadian ancestry.)
(he is one of the 9th greatgrandparents of this poster)
He died on 17 Sep 1677 in Chateau Richer,Montmorency, Quebec, Canada and was buried in La-Visitation-de-Notre-Dame-de-Chateau-Richer Church cemetery on 18 Sep 1677.
Zacharie Cloutier was born in St Jean de Mortagne, Perche, France in 1590.
Baptism: 18 July 1590 • Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Mortagne, Perche, Orne, France.
He married Xainte Dupont on 18 Jul 1616 in Mortagne, Perche, France.
Zacharie was described as a bourgeois seigneur working as a master-carpenter. Sieur de la Cloutièrerie.
Will: 12 May 1669 • Québec City, Comté de Québec, Québec, Canada.
Property Sold: 20 December 1670 • Beauport, Quebec, Canada. Zacharie CLOUTIER sold his land concession of "l'arriere-fief de La Cloutiererie" in Beauport to Nicolas Dupont on December 20 1670. This fief of LaCloutierie consisted of one thousand arpents of land.
Zacharie and Xainte had several children, including sons Zacharie, Jean, & Charles, and daughter Anne (who married Robert Drouin). In the 1630's thay all immigrated to Canada.
(per information on Wikipedia and other places, he was one of the early pioneers to Canada, and is the ancestor of most people with French-Canadian ancestry.)
(he is one of the 9th greatgrandparents of this poster)
He died on 17 Sep 1677 in Chateau Richer,Montmorency, Quebec, Canada and was buried in La-Visitation-de-Notre-Dame-de-Chateau-Richer Church cemetery on 18 Sep 1677.
Baptism: 18 July 1590 • Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Mortagne, Perche, Orne, France.
He married Xainte Dupont on 18 Jul 1616 in Mortagne, Perche, France.
Zacharie was described as a bourgeois seigneur working as a master-carpenter. Sieur de la Cloutièrerie.
Will: 12 May 1669 • Québec City, Comté de Québec, Québec, Canada.
Property Sold: 20 December 1670 • Beauport, Quebec, Canada. Zacharie CLOUTIER sold his land concession of "l'arriere-fief de La Cloutiererie" in Beauport to Nicolas Dupont on December 20 1670. This fief of LaCloutierie consisted of one thousand arpents of land.
Zacharie and Xainte had several children, including sons Zacharie, Jean, & Charles, and daughter Anne (who married Robert Drouin). In the 1630's thay all immigrated to Canada.
(per information on Wikipedia and other places, he was one of the early pioneers to Canada, and is the ancestor of most people with French-Canadian ancestry.)
(he is one of the 9th greatgrandparents of this poster)
He died on 17 Sep 1677 in Chateau Richer,Montmorency, Quebec, Canada and was buried in La-Visitation-de-Notre-Dame-de-Chateau-Richer Church cemetery on 18 Sep 1677.
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