Jacquette is the daughter of Guillaume Fournier and Francoise Hebert. She married Jean Proulx on 5 June 1673, in Notre Dame, Quebec, Canada.
They are the parents of the following (verified with PRDH):
1) Denis (1676-1749) md Marie-Anne Gagne
2) Jean-Baptiste (1677-1756) md Louise Rousseau
3) Louise (1679-) md Pierre Gagne
4) Pierre (1681-1757) md Agathe DesTroisMaisons dit Picard
5) Marie-Anne (1683-1756) md Jacques Thibault
6) Marie-Barbe (1685-1765) md Louise Isabelle
7) Thomas (1686-1753) md Marie-Catherine Caron
8) Marie-Angelique (1688-1763) md Jean-Francois Thibault
9) Joseph (1690-1693)
10) Marie-Catherine (1692-1692)
11) Anne (1693-1749) md Henri Ruel
12) Louis (1696-1748) md Marie Dufresne
13) Joseph (1698-1767) md Dorothee-Theodore Bouchard and Angelique Laberge
14) Marie-Francoise (1701-1775) md Alexandre Gagne
Jacquette was buried on 23 January 1736 (please see the following, regarding the cemetery change).
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Please note the following from the Canada Genealogy Cemetery Project:
Montmagny burials from the following dates/cemeteries:
Pointe-à-la-Caille (1678-1771)
Rivière-du-Sud (1771-1871)
L'Anse (1871-1925)
were transferred to St Odilon de Montmagny Cemetery, Montmagny County , QC in 1902.
The following is per Find a Grave:
There have been four cemeteries in Montmagny. The first cemetery of Montmagny is Pointe-à-la-Caille, the second Rivière-du-Sud, and the third L'Anse. Each of these first three cemeteries had the burials removed and placed into the Saint-Odilon Cemetery. Find that cemetery on Findagrave and place all burials into it. There are no remnants left of the other cemeteries.
They are the parents of the following (verified with PRDH):
1) Denis (1676-1749) md Marie-Anne Gagne
2) Jean-Baptiste (1677-1756) md Louise Rousseau
3) Louise (1679-) md Pierre Gagne
4) Pierre (1681-1757) md Agathe DesTroisMaisons dit Picard
5) Marie-Anne (1683-1756) md Jacques Thibault
6) Marie-Barbe (1685-1765) md Louise Isabelle
7) Thomas (1686-1753) md Marie-Catherine Caron
8) Marie-Angelique (1688-1763) md Jean-Francois Thibault
9) Joseph (1690-1693)
10) Marie-Catherine (1692-1692)
11) Anne (1693-1749) md Henri Ruel
12) Louis (1696-1748) md Marie Dufresne
13) Joseph (1698-1767) md Dorothee-Theodore Bouchard and Angelique Laberge
14) Marie-Francoise (1701-1775) md Alexandre Gagne
Jacquette was buried on 23 January 1736 (please see the following, regarding the cemetery change).
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Please note the following from the Canada Genealogy Cemetery Project:
Montmagny burials from the following dates/cemeteries:
Pointe-à-la-Caille (1678-1771)
Rivière-du-Sud (1771-1871)
L'Anse (1871-1925)
were transferred to St Odilon de Montmagny Cemetery, Montmagny County , QC in 1902.
The following is per Find a Grave:
There have been four cemeteries in Montmagny. The first cemetery of Montmagny is Pointe-à-la-Caille, the second Rivière-du-Sud, and the third L'Anse. Each of these first three cemeteries had the burials removed and placed into the Saint-Odilon Cemetery. Find that cemetery on Findagrave and place all burials into it. There are no remnants left of the other cemeteries.
Jacquette is the daughter of Guillaume Fournier and Francoise Hebert. She married Jean Proulx on 5 June 1673, in Notre Dame, Quebec, Canada.
They are the parents of the following (verified with PRDH):
1) Denis (1676-1749) md Marie-Anne Gagne
2) Jean-Baptiste (1677-1756) md Louise Rousseau
3) Louise (1679-) md Pierre Gagne
4) Pierre (1681-1757) md Agathe DesTroisMaisons dit Picard
5) Marie-Anne (1683-1756) md Jacques Thibault
6) Marie-Barbe (1685-1765) md Louise Isabelle
7) Thomas (1686-1753) md Marie-Catherine Caron
8) Marie-Angelique (1688-1763) md Jean-Francois Thibault
9) Joseph (1690-1693)
10) Marie-Catherine (1692-1692)
11) Anne (1693-1749) md Henri Ruel
12) Louis (1696-1748) md Marie Dufresne
13) Joseph (1698-1767) md Dorothee-Theodore Bouchard and Angelique Laberge
14) Marie-Francoise (1701-1775) md Alexandre Gagne
Jacquette was buried on 23 January 1736 (please see the following, regarding the cemetery change).
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Please note the following from the Canada Genealogy Cemetery Project:
Montmagny burials from the following dates/cemeteries:
Pointe-à-la-Caille (1678-1771)
Rivière-du-Sud (1771-1871)
L'Anse (1871-1925)
were transferred to St Odilon de Montmagny Cemetery, Montmagny County , QC in 1902.
The following is per Find a Grave:
There have been four cemeteries in Montmagny. The first cemetery of Montmagny is Pointe-à-la-Caille, the second Rivière-du-Sud, and the third L'Anse. Each of these first three cemeteries had the burials removed and placed into the Saint-Odilon Cemetery. Find that cemetery on Findagrave and place all burials into it. There are no remnants left of the other cemeteries.
They are the parents of the following (verified with PRDH):
1) Denis (1676-1749) md Marie-Anne Gagne
2) Jean-Baptiste (1677-1756) md Louise Rousseau
3) Louise (1679-) md Pierre Gagne
4) Pierre (1681-1757) md Agathe DesTroisMaisons dit Picard
5) Marie-Anne (1683-1756) md Jacques Thibault
6) Marie-Barbe (1685-1765) md Louise Isabelle
7) Thomas (1686-1753) md Marie-Catherine Caron
8) Marie-Angelique (1688-1763) md Jean-Francois Thibault
9) Joseph (1690-1693)
10) Marie-Catherine (1692-1692)
11) Anne (1693-1749) md Henri Ruel
12) Louis (1696-1748) md Marie Dufresne
13) Joseph (1698-1767) md Dorothee-Theodore Bouchard and Angelique Laberge
14) Marie-Francoise (1701-1775) md Alexandre Gagne
Jacquette was buried on 23 January 1736 (please see the following, regarding the cemetery change).
∼
Please note the following from the Canada Genealogy Cemetery Project:
Montmagny burials from the following dates/cemeteries:
Pointe-à-la-Caille (1678-1771)
Rivière-du-Sud (1771-1871)
L'Anse (1871-1925)
were transferred to St Odilon de Montmagny Cemetery, Montmagny County , QC in 1902.
The following is per Find a Grave:
There have been four cemeteries in Montmagny. The first cemetery of Montmagny is Pointe-à-la-Caille, the second Rivière-du-Sud, and the third L'Anse. Each of these first three cemeteries had the burials removed and placed into the Saint-Odilon Cemetery. Find that cemetery on Findagrave and place all burials into it. There are no remnants left of the other cemeteries.
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