Nicolas married Elisabeth-Ursule Cloutier on 9 November 1676, in Chateau-Richer, Quebec. They are the parents of the following (verified with PRDH):
1) Louis (1678-1745) md Marie-Angelique Miville
2) Nicolas (1680-1734) md Marie Guymon dit Buisson
3) Jean-Baptiste (1682-1750) md Agathe Richard
4) Ignace (1683- )
5) Elisabeth-Isabelle (1684-1750) md Pierre Richard
6) Augustin (1686- ) md (a) Marie-Marguerite Guyon dit Buisson dit Dion and (b) Louis Caron
7) Marie-Anne-Jeanne (1690-1748) md Jean-Baptiste Richard
8) Marie-Genevieve (1692-1736) md (a) Joseph Hudon dit Beaulieu and (b) Jean Gagnon
9) Marie (1694-1759) md Louis Guyon dit Dion
10) Pierre (1698-1769) md Marie-Genevieve Belanger
Per an article from the Mémoire du Québec (2018), regarding the Gamache seigneury:
1672 (November 3rd) Concession of a lordship (1/2 league front on 1 league of depth) by intendant Talon to Nicolas Gamache and Louis Gagné dit Belleavance.
1689 (November 1) Sharing the seigniory in two equal parts; the south-west part (1/4 of a league front on 1 league of depth) goes to Louis Gagnier dit Belleavance and becomes the Seigneurie Gagné (151), while the northeastern part (1/4 of a league's frontage on 1 league deep) goes to Nicolas Gamache and becomes the seigniory Gamache .
1723 (February 17) Gamache seigneury belongs to Louis Gamache (1/2) and to the other children of Nicolas Gamache , Nicolas Gamache (1/8), Pierre Gamache (1/8), Élisabeth, wife of Pierre Richard (1 / 8), Anne, wife of Jean Richard (1/8), Geneviève, wife of Jean Gagnon (1/8), and Marie Gamache, wife of Louis Guyon (1/8).
1777 Sale of the seigneury Gamache by François Gamache to Charles Riverin.
1854 (December 18) Abolition of the seigneurial regime.
1) Louis (1678-1745) md Marie-Angelique Miville
2) Nicolas (1680-1734) md Marie Guymon dit Buisson
3) Jean-Baptiste (1682-1750) md Agathe Richard
4) Ignace (1683- )
5) Elisabeth-Isabelle (1684-1750) md Pierre Richard
6) Augustin (1686- ) md (a) Marie-Marguerite Guyon dit Buisson dit Dion and (b) Louis Caron
7) Marie-Anne-Jeanne (1690-1748) md Jean-Baptiste Richard
8) Marie-Genevieve (1692-1736) md (a) Joseph Hudon dit Beaulieu and (b) Jean Gagnon
9) Marie (1694-1759) md Louis Guyon dit Dion
10) Pierre (1698-1769) md Marie-Genevieve Belanger
Per an article from the Mémoire du Québec (2018), regarding the Gamache seigneury:
1672 (November 3rd) Concession of a lordship (1/2 league front on 1 league of depth) by intendant Talon to Nicolas Gamache and Louis Gagné dit Belleavance.
1689 (November 1) Sharing the seigniory in two equal parts; the south-west part (1/4 of a league front on 1 league of depth) goes to Louis Gagnier dit Belleavance and becomes the Seigneurie Gagné (151), while the northeastern part (1/4 of a league's frontage on 1 league deep) goes to Nicolas Gamache and becomes the seigniory Gamache .
1723 (February 17) Gamache seigneury belongs to Louis Gamache (1/2) and to the other children of Nicolas Gamache , Nicolas Gamache (1/8), Pierre Gamache (1/8), Élisabeth, wife of Pierre Richard (1 / 8), Anne, wife of Jean Richard (1/8), Geneviève, wife of Jean Gagnon (1/8), and Marie Gamache, wife of Louis Guyon (1/8).
1777 Sale of the seigneury Gamache by François Gamache to Charles Riverin.
1854 (December 18) Abolition of the seigneurial regime.
Nicolas married Elisabeth-Ursule Cloutier on 9 November 1676, in Chateau-Richer, Quebec. They are the parents of the following (verified with PRDH):
1) Louis (1678-1745) md Marie-Angelique Miville
2) Nicolas (1680-1734) md Marie Guymon dit Buisson
3) Jean-Baptiste (1682-1750) md Agathe Richard
4) Ignace (1683- )
5) Elisabeth-Isabelle (1684-1750) md Pierre Richard
6) Augustin (1686- ) md (a) Marie-Marguerite Guyon dit Buisson dit Dion and (b) Louis Caron
7) Marie-Anne-Jeanne (1690-1748) md Jean-Baptiste Richard
8) Marie-Genevieve (1692-1736) md (a) Joseph Hudon dit Beaulieu and (b) Jean Gagnon
9) Marie (1694-1759) md Louis Guyon dit Dion
10) Pierre (1698-1769) md Marie-Genevieve Belanger
Per an article from the Mémoire du Québec (2018), regarding the Gamache seigneury:
1672 (November 3rd) Concession of a lordship (1/2 league front on 1 league of depth) by intendant Talon to Nicolas Gamache and Louis Gagné dit Belleavance.
1689 (November 1) Sharing the seigniory in two equal parts; the south-west part (1/4 of a league front on 1 league of depth) goes to Louis Gagnier dit Belleavance and becomes the Seigneurie Gagné (151), while the northeastern part (1/4 of a league's frontage on 1 league deep) goes to Nicolas Gamache and becomes the seigniory Gamache .
1723 (February 17) Gamache seigneury belongs to Louis Gamache (1/2) and to the other children of Nicolas Gamache , Nicolas Gamache (1/8), Pierre Gamache (1/8), Élisabeth, wife of Pierre Richard (1 / 8), Anne, wife of Jean Richard (1/8), Geneviève, wife of Jean Gagnon (1/8), and Marie Gamache, wife of Louis Guyon (1/8).
1777 Sale of the seigneury Gamache by François Gamache to Charles Riverin.
1854 (December 18) Abolition of the seigneurial regime.
1) Louis (1678-1745) md Marie-Angelique Miville
2) Nicolas (1680-1734) md Marie Guymon dit Buisson
3) Jean-Baptiste (1682-1750) md Agathe Richard
4) Ignace (1683- )
5) Elisabeth-Isabelle (1684-1750) md Pierre Richard
6) Augustin (1686- ) md (a) Marie-Marguerite Guyon dit Buisson dit Dion and (b) Louis Caron
7) Marie-Anne-Jeanne (1690-1748) md Jean-Baptiste Richard
8) Marie-Genevieve (1692-1736) md (a) Joseph Hudon dit Beaulieu and (b) Jean Gagnon
9) Marie (1694-1759) md Louis Guyon dit Dion
10) Pierre (1698-1769) md Marie-Genevieve Belanger
Per an article from the Mémoire du Québec (2018), regarding the Gamache seigneury:
1672 (November 3rd) Concession of a lordship (1/2 league front on 1 league of depth) by intendant Talon to Nicolas Gamache and Louis Gagné dit Belleavance.
1689 (November 1) Sharing the seigniory in two equal parts; the south-west part (1/4 of a league front on 1 league of depth) goes to Louis Gagnier dit Belleavance and becomes the Seigneurie Gagné (151), while the northeastern part (1/4 of a league's frontage on 1 league deep) goes to Nicolas Gamache and becomes the seigniory Gamache .
1723 (February 17) Gamache seigneury belongs to Louis Gamache (1/2) and to the other children of Nicolas Gamache , Nicolas Gamache (1/8), Pierre Gamache (1/8), Élisabeth, wife of Pierre Richard (1 / 8), Anne, wife of Jean Richard (1/8), Geneviève, wife of Jean Gagnon (1/8), and Marie Gamache, wife of Louis Guyon (1/8).
1777 Sale of the seigneury Gamache by François Gamache to Charles Riverin.
1854 (December 18) Abolition of the seigneurial regime.
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