Since Françoise was born in France, any suggestion that she was Indian is nonsense.

From nosorigines.qc.ca (French):

Selon René Jetté: Mariage entre Jacques Archambault et Françoise Tourault, était le 24-janvier 1629 St-Philibert du Pont-harault, Luçon, Vendée mais René Jetté a fait une correction: Mariage vers 1629, Dompierre-sur-Mer, Fichier Origine est du même avis

From nosorigines.qc.ca (English):

Listings from the early history of Nouvelle France indicate that Francoise was "sauvagese", or Indian (probably Huron). Her daughters Anne and Marie were listed in the same history as "metis", or half-blood.

Written by Lise Dugal, 2008:

ARCHAMBALDUS, Latinized Germanic name meaning "native bold." Jacques Archambault and Francoise Tourault are the only ancestors of this family Archambault same patronyme. They are both natives of Dompierre-sur-Mer, in the region of La Rochelle, Charente-Maritime, formerly province of Aunis.

Son of Antoine Archambault and Renee Ouvrard, Jacques was born in a 1604.Quant Francoise, she was born in 1599 and they both lived in Dompierre-sur-Mer, in a hamlet called Lardillière.Ils have Married 24 January 1629 in Saint-Philibert du Pont-Charault in the old Poitou in France.Jacques farmer and is also vigneron.De 1630 was 1644, Francoise gave birth to 7 children, 2 son and 5 filles.C is 1645 the couple sailed for New France with Pierre Le Gardeur de Repentigny, director of Nouvelle Compagnie des Habitants, and 6 of their children with them.

In 1647, the farmer Jacques Archambault became lessee of land to the Lordship of Lachenaie.Le September 15, 1651, he became a grantee of land at Cap Rouge in 1654, the settler agreed to settle permanently in the island of Montreal on a parcel of land located near the present Place d'Armes. Jacques has been attributed the merit of having dug the first well of the island of Montreal, October 18, 1658, Paul Chomedey de Maisonneuve, the founder City-Marie.Le December 9, 1663, Francoise, Jacques companion for 34 years, and was buried in Montreal in 1666, the Three-Rivieres, Jacques signed a marriage contract with Marie de la Martinière Denot itself widow 2 fois.Au 1681 census, Jacques lives with his second wife Mary, the fief of Verdun, a suburb of Montréal.Finalement ancestor Jacques Archambault was buried in Montreal, February 15, 1688 at the age of 84 years.

Their son Lawrence, husband of Catherine Marchand had 12 enfants.C is mainly thanks to them, the descent was assurée.C is to this family that must be the foundation of the village of St-Antoine-sur-le- Richelieu, which was created after Peter, son of Lawrence, was accepted on behalf of his son, June 15, 1724, a grant of 13 acres of land.

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Françoise and Jacques were married on 24 January 1629 in France.

◾TOURAULT Françoise m: ARCHAMBAULT Jacques vers 1621 Dompierre-sur-Mer (Charente-Maritime 17142) (GFAN 2) TRI0092 mtHG: H1c15 [H is the most common European mtDNA] James P. LaLone see this.

The mtDNA of Françoise has been triangulated and even identifies her mother, Marthe Noire, born in France before 1599. For her female descendants who were tested, see the url below. 15.TOURAULT Françoise m: ARCHAMBAULT Jacques, vers 1621 Dompierre-sur-Mer (Charente-Maritime : 17142) (GFAN #2) 16.ACPR/MRCA: NOIRE Marthe m: TOUREAU François, avant 1599 Saint-Amant-de-Boixe (Charente : 16295) (GFAN #3979)

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http://miroise.org/catalogue/TRI0092/

https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/L1HY-TR1

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https://genealogie.quebec/info/index.php?no=13341

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https://www.nosorigines.qc.ca/GenealogieQuebec.aspx?genealogie=Tour...

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https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Toureau-7

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