François married Françoise Pare on 31 January 1702, in Ste-Anne-de-Beaupre, Quebec. They are the parents of the following (verified with PRDH):
1) François-Xavier (1703-1780) md Marie-Genevieve Gamache
2) Louis (1704-1787) md (a) Marguerite Gamache and (b) Blanche-Genevieve Pampalon
3) Ignace (1707-) md Marguerite Rousseau
4) Joseph (1709-) unmarried
5) Marie-Reine (1711-1782) md (a) Jean-Baptiste Couillard and (b) Jean-Francois Ouellet
6) Jean-Baptiste (1712-1712)
7) Alexandre (1714-1777) md Marei-Josephe Lebel
8) Marie-Genevieve (1716-1745) md Joseph Couillard dit Despres
9) Michel (1718-1718)
10) Joseph-Marie (1719-1726)
11) Françoise-Dorothee (1722-1726)
12) Marie-Josephe (1724-1724)
13) Jean-Marie (1725-1725)
14) Marie-Françoise (1727-1810) md (a) Alexis Morneau and (b) Louis Morin
They both drowned on the same day.
The following is provided by Cathy Cadd:
1733 November 4th
A violent storm caused a schooner to sink in the Anse de Berthier [a small Berthier cove], [on the] Riviere-Bellechasse. Six people drowned. They were: Francois Caron; his wife Francoise Pare; Francoise Boirie; Marie-Joseph Bourassa, wife of Louis Bosse, (her second Marriage); Marie Dubeau, wife of Marois of Quebec; and Jean Labranche.
November 5th
The six people who drowned on the 4th were buried in the Berthier parish cemetery. ( Berthier Register)
Found on page 149 of "Searching through the Old Records of New France for all those Precious Genealogical Details. A Translation by Armand H Demers, Jr. of Father Gyprien Tanguay's A Travers Les Registres."
1) François-Xavier (1703-1780) md Marie-Genevieve Gamache
2) Louis (1704-1787) md (a) Marguerite Gamache and (b) Blanche-Genevieve Pampalon
3) Ignace (1707-) md Marguerite Rousseau
4) Joseph (1709-) unmarried
5) Marie-Reine (1711-1782) md (a) Jean-Baptiste Couillard and (b) Jean-Francois Ouellet
6) Jean-Baptiste (1712-1712)
7) Alexandre (1714-1777) md Marei-Josephe Lebel
8) Marie-Genevieve (1716-1745) md Joseph Couillard dit Despres
9) Michel (1718-1718)
10) Joseph-Marie (1719-1726)
11) Françoise-Dorothee (1722-1726)
12) Marie-Josephe (1724-1724)
13) Jean-Marie (1725-1725)
14) Marie-Françoise (1727-1810) md (a) Alexis Morneau and (b) Louis Morin
They both drowned on the same day.
The following is provided by Cathy Cadd:
1733 November 4th
A violent storm caused a schooner to sink in the Anse de Berthier [a small Berthier cove], [on the] Riviere-Bellechasse. Six people drowned. They were: Francois Caron; his wife Francoise Pare; Francoise Boirie; Marie-Joseph Bourassa, wife of Louis Bosse, (her second Marriage); Marie Dubeau, wife of Marois of Quebec; and Jean Labranche.
November 5th
The six people who drowned on the 4th were buried in the Berthier parish cemetery. ( Berthier Register)
Found on page 149 of "Searching through the Old Records of New France for all those Precious Genealogical Details. A Translation by Armand H Demers, Jr. of Father Gyprien Tanguay's A Travers Les Registres."
François married Françoise Pare on 31 January 1702, in Ste-Anne-de-Beaupre, Quebec. They are the parents of the following (verified with PRDH):
1) François-Xavier (1703-1780) md Marie-Genevieve Gamache
2) Louis (1704-1787) md (a) Marguerite Gamache and (b) Blanche-Genevieve Pampalon
3) Ignace (1707-) md Marguerite Rousseau
4) Joseph (1709-) unmarried
5) Marie-Reine (1711-1782) md (a) Jean-Baptiste Couillard and (b) Jean-Francois Ouellet
6) Jean-Baptiste (1712-1712)
7) Alexandre (1714-1777) md Marei-Josephe Lebel
8) Marie-Genevieve (1716-1745) md Joseph Couillard dit Despres
9) Michel (1718-1718)
10) Joseph-Marie (1719-1726)
11) Françoise-Dorothee (1722-1726)
12) Marie-Josephe (1724-1724)
13) Jean-Marie (1725-1725)
14) Marie-Françoise (1727-1810) md (a) Alexis Morneau and (b) Louis Morin
They both drowned on the same day.
The following is provided by Cathy Cadd:
1733 November 4th
A violent storm caused a schooner to sink in the Anse de Berthier [a small Berthier cove], [on the] Riviere-Bellechasse. Six people drowned. They were: Francois Caron; his wife Francoise Pare; Francoise Boirie; Marie-Joseph Bourassa, wife of Louis Bosse, (her second Marriage); Marie Dubeau, wife of Marois of Quebec; and Jean Labranche.
November 5th
The six people who drowned on the 4th were buried in the Berthier parish cemetery. ( Berthier Register)
Found on page 149 of "Searching through the Old Records of New France for all those Precious Genealogical Details. A Translation by Armand H Demers, Jr. of Father Gyprien Tanguay's A Travers Les Registres."
1) François-Xavier (1703-1780) md Marie-Genevieve Gamache
2) Louis (1704-1787) md (a) Marguerite Gamache and (b) Blanche-Genevieve Pampalon
3) Ignace (1707-) md Marguerite Rousseau
4) Joseph (1709-) unmarried
5) Marie-Reine (1711-1782) md (a) Jean-Baptiste Couillard and (b) Jean-Francois Ouellet
6) Jean-Baptiste (1712-1712)
7) Alexandre (1714-1777) md Marei-Josephe Lebel
8) Marie-Genevieve (1716-1745) md Joseph Couillard dit Despres
9) Michel (1718-1718)
10) Joseph-Marie (1719-1726)
11) Françoise-Dorothee (1722-1726)
12) Marie-Josephe (1724-1724)
13) Jean-Marie (1725-1725)
14) Marie-Françoise (1727-1810) md (a) Alexis Morneau and (b) Louis Morin
They both drowned on the same day.
The following is provided by Cathy Cadd:
1733 November 4th
A violent storm caused a schooner to sink in the Anse de Berthier [a small Berthier cove], [on the] Riviere-Bellechasse. Six people drowned. They were: Francois Caron; his wife Francoise Pare; Francoise Boirie; Marie-Joseph Bourassa, wife of Louis Bosse, (her second Marriage); Marie Dubeau, wife of Marois of Quebec; and Jean Labranche.
November 5th
The six people who drowned on the 4th were buried in the Berthier parish cemetery. ( Berthier Register)
Found on page 149 of "Searching through the Old Records of New France for all those Precious Genealogical Details. A Translation by Armand H Demers, Jr. of Father Gyprien Tanguay's A Travers Les Registres."
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