Other Events:

• _UID: DBF502547C4A4719897799E1D14BEC26F4B7

Marie married Rene Louis Jobin on 24 Jul 1702 in Charlesbourg, Quebec, Canada. Rene and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Noel Larose
• Name: Noel Rose Dit Larose
• Reference Number: 2462
• _UID: 915468560BBC49C0A96B6A6FEA8968013C2C
• Residence: Bef 1661, Saint Etienne du Mont, Paris, France
• Land: 2 Sep 1661, Quebec, Quebec, Canada
• Land: 5 Mar 1661/62, Quebec, Canada
• Land: 10 Jun 1662
• Land: 5 Nov 1662
• Land: 6 Feb 1662/63, Ste. Famille, Quebec, Canada
• Land: 21 Mar 1662/63
• Land: 20 Oct 1665
• Census: 1666, Ste. Famille, Ile d'Orleans, Quebec, Canada
• Residence: 1666, Ste. Famille, Ile d'Orleans, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1667, Ste. Famille, Ile d'Orleans, Quebec, Canada
• Land: 1670, St. Gabriel, Quebec, Canada
• Residence: 6 Jul 1670, Petite Riviere Saint Charles, Quebec, Quebec, Canada
• Property: 7 Apr 1675, Quebec, Quebec, Canada
• Legal Matter: 14 Aug 1676
• Land: 30 Sep 1677, Riviere Saint Charles, Quebec, Canada
• Transaction: 1 Dec 1678
• Census: 1681, Quebec, Quebec, Canada
• Transaction: 13 Jan 1680/81, Quebec, Quebec, Canada
• Residence: 1685, Haute Ville, Quebec, Canada

Notes:

* additional information from "Our French-Canadian Ancestors" VOL XXVI, Chapter 19
birth date
Noel was a shoemaker. Was in Quebec on 2 September 1661when he acquired a piece of land at Chateau-Richer.

Occupation:
He was a cobbler or shoemaker.

Residence:
Located at the summit of Sainte-Genevieve mountain, has one of the most unusual churches, erected between 1517 and 1626. The departmental Archives of Paris were destroyed in a fire so Noel's birth record can not be found.

Land:
He acquired a piece of land with two arpents of frontage by a league-and-a-half deep in the rear-fief of Legardeur at Chateau-Richer on the Beaupre Coast. This land was located in the place commonly called la Longue Pointe and bordered that of Symphorien Rousseau.

Land:
Noel bought the land belonging to Symphorien Rousseau for 60 livres. This purchase must not have been completed because Rousseau resold the property to Pierre Boucher.

Land:
Noel took a lease for three years on the land of Pierre Cauchon dit Lafontaine, at the Petit-Cap, more precisely to the east of Sainte-Anne, near the river of the same name.

Land:
Noel sold his land at Chateau-Richer to the surgeon Claude Petiot for 27 livres. This land was located near Francois LeFranc.

Land:
Noel obtained a piece of land from Msgr de Laval with three arpents and three perches in frontage at Sainte-Famille, on the north side of the island, almost across the river from Chateau-Richer. This farm was located near the surgeon Claude Bouchard dit Dorval.

Land:
Jacques Dodier ceded to him, in Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupre, five arpents of frontal land. However, on 18 Oct 1665, Charles Aubert, administrator for the seigneury, receded this property to Gilles Moulineux.

Land:
The widow of Rene Maheu, Marguerite Corriveau, ceded her farm with three arpents in width located between Etienne Charet and Nicolas Patenaude to Rose.

Census:

Noel Roze, cordonnier, habitant, 24 years
Marie Montmaignier, 21 years

Census:

Noel Roze, habitant, 25 years
Marie Demontmesnil, 22 years
Marie Roze, 8 months

3 arpents under cultivation

Land:
The Jesuits ceded Noel a homestead comprised of four arpents in frontage, located in the seigneury of Saint-Gabriel, near Saint-Charles.

Residence:
Noel leased a homestead located at Riviere Saint-Charles by promising to give 15 minots of wheat annually. Nicolas Heve or Deve was the landlord. The farm neighbored that of Nicolas Bonhomme.

Property:
He worked on the Grande-Allee. Noel leased land with four arpents of frontage from Jacques Sevestre.

Legal Matter:
Pierre Normand dit LaBriere complained about an account: 36 livres 10 sols "for labor and edgetool work that he had done for him (Noel) and for a wheel hoop that he had provided him". Noel replied that Pierre owed him for several deliveries of sand, lime and stone, worth 20 livres. Rose paid 20 livres "for balance of all accounts" and the expenses of the court. So we learn that Noel did manual work and owned a cart and at least one horse.

Land:
Noel sold his homestead at Riviere Saint-Charles to Pierre Pellerin dit Saint-Amand.

Transaction:
There was a transaction between Rose and Guillaume Julien for a "cart of cord wood".

Census:

Noel Roze, 52 years
Marie Monmagni, 33 years
Marie Roze, 15 years
Pierre Roze, 9 years
Nicolas Roze, 6 years
Marie Francoise Roze, 4 years
Charles Roze, 2 years

They were living in the Upper Town of Quebec. They owned two horses.

Transaction:
He purchased some bales of hay from Jean Dansac, habitant of Saint-Charles.

Noel married Marie Montminy on 7 Jan 1665/66 in Quebec (Notre Dame), Quebec, Canada. Marie (daughter of Michel Montminy and Isabelle de La Riviere) was christened on 26 Feb 1645/46 in Saint Jean, Rouen, Normandy, France; died between Jul 1690 and Jul 1702. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Marie Dumontimeny
• Name: Marie Dumontmeigny
• Name: Marie Dumontmesnil
• Name: Marie Monmainier
• Name: Marie Monmenier
• Name: Marie Monmeny
• Name: Marie Monminy
• Reference Number: 2463
• _UID: FAF988EEF7A141D8ACE98AE99746F14A3A40
• Marriage: 12 Oct 1665, Quebec, Quebec, Canada
• Children: 19 Dec 1665, Quebec, Quebec, Canada
• Legal Matter: 18 Oct 1688, Quebec, Quebec, Canada
• Land: 29 Oct 1691, Quebec, Quebec, Canada

Notes:

King's Daughter
* baptism information from "Our French-Canadian Ancestors" VOL XXVI, Chapter 19.
Marie arrived in Quebec in 1664 (a king's daughter), was the mother of a child baptized under the name of Julienne on 19 December 1665, daughter of Guillaume Morin, illegitimate. The baby died.
Marriage contract was signed on 5 January 1666.

Marriage:
Notary Duquet drew up a contract between Marie and Thomas Grandry but it was annulled. It might be that Thomas found out after the signing that she was pregnant and broke off the marriage. She gave birth two months later. A daughter named Julienne whose father is Guillaume Morin.

Children:
She gave birth to an illegitimate daugher, named Julienne, whose father is Guillaume Morin. The child did not survive.

Legal Matter:
Marie fell into poverty and was "unable to subsist in this country, " so she asked the Conseil Souverain for permission to sell her half share in her first husband's house in order to return to France with her son Francois Rose (4yrs) and daugher Marie Rose (3yrs). Her other children (10-22yrs) were "in service and in a position to earn a living". She was given permission to sell her half interest in the house, "after which the said Francois Dumas and she will be in a position to remove to their relatives in France to be cared for and to enjoy what little possession they have." Francois and Marie did not leave, daugher Marguerite was baptized in Quebec on 20 Jul 1690.

Land:
Marie's husband, Francois Dumas, sold half of a lot on the rue des Jesuites to Marie's son-in-law Jean Turcot.

Notes:

Marriage Contract:
Neither spouse could sign the contract drawn up by notary Duquet. Noel offered a dowry of 200 livres, Marie brought property of equal value.

Other Events:

• Reference Number: 4924
• _UID: C479D8A04D7E4F35A87DE4E07D6D201A1138

Nicolas married Jeanne Tardif. Jeanne and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Reference Number: 4925
• _UID: F5E8811A9C584408BB84EEEBD67EE2959B1A

Other Events:

• Name: Michel de Montmainier
• Name: Michel Dumontmesny
• Reference Number: 4926
• _UID: E8232A1C06634217975AC5DB553DE7385555

Michel married Isabelle de La Riviere on 3 Feb 1641/42 in Saint Jean, Rouen, Normandy, France. Isabelle and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Reference Number: 4927
• _UID: ABE12BC5C4E64DA4BEE9188E77F2C5C153B4