292. Jean II AUBUCHON-C-4-20/62
Jean signed a contract of marriage with Marguerite Sedilot at Trois-Rivieres
and they were married on 19 Sep 1654. However, since she was only ll years old
at that time, they were re-married atNotre-Dame de Montreal on 12 Apr 1655 when
she was at the ripe old age of 12. They had 15 ch. 6 boys, 7 girls and 2 un-
named infants who died at birth. Jean was assassinated in his bed on 30 Nov
1685 at Montreal. Marquerite's lover was tried for his murder, but was not
convicted.
293. Marguerite SEDILOT-C4--21/63
Marguerite was ll years old when she contracted marriage with Jean Aubuchon.
19 Sep 1654 at Trois-Rivieres. She officially married him on 12 April 1655 at Montreal (12 yrs old). They had 15 children. Jean Aubuchon was assassinated 30 Mar 1685.She 2m. Pierre Lussard dit Desruisseux (de St-Onge, Fr.) 10 Feb 1687, Notaire
Benigne Bassett. They had l child.
303. Cunegonde GERVAISE-Ch. 4-31
Cunegonde m. ean-Baptiste LeFebvre 14 Jan 1676 at Montreal. Their son Gervaise
was the lst priest born in Montreal.
304. Michel dit Poudrier LEMAY-Ch.5-16/74
Michel lm. ancestresse Marie Dutost/Dutaut 15 an 1659 at Cap De-la-Madeleine,
near Trois-Rivieres. He 2m. Michelle Ouinville 12 Apr 1677 at contrat Notaire
Adehemar.
Agnes: lm. Nicolas Gaudry dit LaBourbonierre; 2m. Ignace Bonhomme.
According to her birthdate, she was 12 years old when married to Nicolas
Gaudry. The birthdate has not been verified.
314. Simon II LEFEBVRE-ch.5-26-84
Simon II arrived in Quebec with the Marquis de Tracy.
315. Marie-Charlotte DEPOITIERS-Ch.5-27-85
Marie-Charlotte lm. Joseph Hebert 12 Oct. They had a son, Joseph, b. 1661.
2m Simon LeFebvre, ll Jan 1667, Quebec, Can. 8 ch.
336. Thomas CHARTRAN-M-7-16/94
Thomas lm. Thecle Hunault (Toussaint & Marie Lorgueil), 29 Jan 1669 at Montreal.
He 2m. ancestress Jeanne Matou, (Philippe & Marguerite Doussinet), 11 Apr 1679 at Montreal.
339. Eleonore MOUILLARD-M-7-19
Eleonore was a "Kings Daughter", one of a group of young women sent to New
France by the French King to provide wives for the bachelor settlers in the new
territory. The King provided a small dowry and a small casket of money for the
new couples and paid the womens' passage. They were also known as "Casket
Girlsf" or "Filles du Roi" (daughters of the King).