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• Census: 1666, Comte de Montmorency, Quebec, Canada
• Census: 1667, Comte de Montmorency, Quebec, Canada
• Additonal information: 12 Aug 1669, Beaupre Coast, Quebec, Canada

Notes:

Census:

Nicolas Leroy, poigneur, 23 years
Jeanne Leliepvre, 26 years
Louis Leroy, 7 years
Nicolas Leroy, 5 years
Noel Leroy, 3 years
Marie Jeanne Leroy, 16 months
Jean Briere, domestique, engage, boulanger, 24 years

Census:

Nicolas Leroy, habitant, 23 years
Jeanne Lelievre, 30 years
Louis Leroy, 8 years
Nicolas Leroy, 6 years
Noel Leroy, 5 years
Marie Leroy, 4 years
Guillaume Leroy, 2 years

Additonal information:
During the summer of 1669, Nicolas and Jeanne's daughter Marie was attacked and violated by Jacques Nourry (known as Pierre Maheux in Feings, France). They swore out a warrant in the name of Marie. Three doctors gave their opinions. On 10 August 1669 the Sovereign Council received a summary from the Assistant Attorney-General. The Council declared on 12 August 1669 that Jacques Nourry was guilty of the act and convicted him of violating Marie. He was condemned to "be hanged and strangled on a gallows; then his body taken to a public place where his head shall be severed and placed on a post". From Nourry's estate Marie would received 300 livres in damages. Another 100 livres would be divided into thirds, with one third going to the hospital and the other two thirds going to the Council for court costs. The remainder of his estate was confiscated by the Lord of the High Court of Beaupre.

Marie married Jean Gaudreau on 31 Jul 1679 in Quebec, Quebec, Canada. Jean died before 28 Apr 1685. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Marie married Jean Fournier in 1687 in Cap St. Ignace, Montmagny, Quebec, Canada. Jean and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]