Catherine Marchand

THIS IS NOT THE SAME LADY WHO MARRIED LAURENT ARCHAMBAULT

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https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Bergeron-257 Pierre Bergeron Born 1606 in St-Saturnin-du-Bois, La Rochelle, Francemap ANCESTORS ancestors Son of Pierre Bergeron and Catherine (Commercial) Bergeron [sibling%28s%29 unknown] Husband of Catherine Marchand — married 1639 in St-Saturnin-du-Bois, La Rochelle, Francemap DESCENDANTS descendants Father of Suzanne Bergeron and André Bergeron Died about 1675 in Lévis, Québecmap Profile managers: Paul Shenton private message [send private message] and Yvette Bergeron private message [send private message] Bergeron-257 created 8 Nov 2012 | Last modified 23 Feb 2015 This page has been accessed 3,255 times.

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[hide] 1 Biography 2 Children: 3 Emigration: 4 Bergeron Family Name Origin 5 Bergeron Coat-of-Arms 6 Pierre Bergeron History 6.1 User ID 6.2 Data Changed 6.3 Note 7 Sources 8 Biography 9 Sources 9.1 Footnotes 9.2 Acknowledgments Biography

Pierre Bergeron: Birth: 1606 in Rochfort Larochelle, Aunis, France

1642 Marriage to: Catherine Marchand Age: 36 St Saturin du Bois, Aunis, France

Spouse: Catherine Marchand 1622 – 1665

Children:

Suzanne Bergeron 1640 –

Abraham Bergeron 1641 –

Andre Bergeron 1642 – 1712

Catherine Bergeron 1643 –

Francois Bergeron 1645 – 1726

Etienne Bergeron 1645 –

Anne Bergeron 1647 –

Gabriel Bergeron 1647 –

Emigration:

1665 Age: 59

Death: 1681 Age: 75 Death 1681 in Lauzon, Levis, Quebec, Canada

Bergeron Family Name Origin

The Bergeron family is one of ancient French origin. In the 10th century when surnames started to form, the name Berger was given to those caring for lambs, ewes, and sheep. Bergeron means "little shepherd".

Bergeron Coat-of-Arms

The family bears the coat-of-arms; Gules au chevron d'or acc. de trois croisettes d'argent. The family seat is at Toulouse, France per an entry in the Genealogical and Family History of Maine. Vol. 2.

Pierre Bergeron History

Pierre and four of his sons arrived in Quebec around 1665. Catherine died around the same time or earlier. Pierre was most likely recruited by a merchant named Eustache Lambert who frequently traveled to La Rochelle from Canada. Eustache had accompanied the Jesuits in their missions to the West from 1645 to 1647. He owned land in Lauzon, Quebec and was one of the earliest settlers there. Pierre and his sons were hired by Eustache in 1666 in Quebec City and lived on Eustache's farm called the Housing of St. Mary located on the coast of Lauzon in 1667 per census records. Pierre and Andre obtained a grant of eight acres between Eustache Lambert and John Carpenter's land on December 10, 1670. Pierre dies before 1681 in Lauzon, just before the census. This biography is a rough draft. It was auto-generated by a GEDCOM import and needs to be edited.

User ID

User ID: 50E84514E81A44DE96C2FACBA0271BD286A4 Data Changed

Data Changed: Date: 7 NOV 2012 Prior to import, this record was last changed 7 NOV 2012.

Note

Note: Pierre Bergeron (1606-1681) http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=6cb95dfb-64dc-485b-8f7... Sources

Record sources:

1666 and 1667, census of New France, referring to Volume IV, Chapter IV of the book History of French-Canadians Benjamin Suite, edition 977, compiled by Jean-Guy Senecal, March 17, 1998

History Lauzon, p. 357

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Biography

Genealogy of the French in North America, Denis Beauregard BERGERON, Pierre (..), born Saint-Saturnin-du-Bois (Charente-Maritime : 170394), France, died before census 1681

married before 1642, from Saint-Saturnin-du-Bois (Charente-Maritime : 170394), France MARCHAND, Catherine (..) 1) André, baptized 1642-02-02 Saint-Saturnin-du-Bois (Charente-Maritime : 170394), France (Origin : baptism record hard to read. The day is S___d that some searchers presumed to be 16 (seize) (unlikely, the record would have Seize du jour de fév instead of Second jour de fév, which is standard French)), died 1712-02-21, buried 1712-02-21 Saint-Nicolas (Qc), marriage contract 1673-07-09 (depositary Gilles Rajotte) Marguerite DUMAIS Bibliographie : Nos Ancêtres; Dossiers Origine; Marguerite Bergeron http://www.francogene.com/quebec--genealogy/002/002175.php

1947sm translation: André Bergeron, the son of Pierre and CATHERINE TRADER, was born and called on February 2nd, 1642, in St-Saturnin on Wood. He had a twin named Steven. André is not sent to school and does not know signer. - He arrived as hired domestique. - In 1670, he decides to launch into the working of the farm of 'Mary Laurence', ' spouse of Eustace Lambert ', located in a place called today Saint-Romuald.-Puis, in 1672, he acquires another concession, this time in the seigniory of Lauzon, today Saint-Nicolas.-Le on Sunday, July 9th, 1673, in St-Nicolas, André Bergeron marries a young neighbour, ' Marguerite Demers ', been born on October 21st, 1659, in Notre-Dame of Montreal. She is the daughter of the forefather Jean Demers, native to St-Jacques in Dieppe, in Normandy and of Jeanne Voidy de Saint-Germain-du-Val, in Anjou.-Au inventory of 1681, André Bergeron and Daisy Demers live Hot water tank near the river, in St-Nicolas. They have 6 arpents of earth in culture, two cows and a fusil. - between 1675 and 1701, the sheep barn brings into the world twelve Bergeron. == The first one, (1) ' Marguerite Bergeron ', been born 6 and called on January 18th, 1687, in Lauzon, becomes the spouse in 1707, of 'François Fréchette', born in 1682, the threads of the forefather François Fréchette and Ann Lereau. == The second, (2) 'Mary-Louise Bergeron', was born on June 30th and is called on July 10th, 1701, in St-Nicolas. In 1719, she marries 'Jean-François Dupont', son of the forefather William Dupont and Françoise Métayer.-L' forefather André Bergeron dies on Sunday, February 21st, 1712 and is buried the same day, in St-Nicolas of Lévis.-Huit years later, is on August 4th, 1720, Daisy Demers writes its testament and, after this date, it is not any more a matter of her, in found written memories.

Bergeron, André (1642-1712) sons de Pierres Bergeron and of Catherine trader, he is born in Saint-Saturnin-du-Bois and called in the church Saint-Saturnin in 1642. It arrives in 1665 in New France. Farmer, he marries Daisy Demers in 1673 in Lévis. It dies in 1712 with Saint Nicholas' Day. (Fournier, Marcel, on 2001; Cournoyer, Jean, on 2001).[1]

Sources

Ancestry.com Family Tree

Footnotes

↑ Entered by Yvette Bergeron. Acknowledgments

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