Index: Early French Canadian Pioneers of Quebec
Early French Canadian Pioneers of Quebec is a series of micro-posts listing many of the founding pioneer couples of Quebec – also known as the Habitants of Nouvelle France. It was developed in response to requests from people I assist who want to know who might be at the top of their family tree, so it’s often published in conjunction with the Evelyn in Montreal posts. All existing posts have been updated with surname variations.
(A - K)
Early French Canadian Pioneers: The Alberts of Quebec
Early French Canadian Pioneers: The Allains of Quebec
Early French Canadian Pioneers: The Allaires of Quebec
Early French Canadian Pioneers: The Amyots of Quebec
Early French Canadian Pioneers: The Anctils of Quebec
Caughnawaga (Kahnawake) Surnames: Iroquois, Native American & European Recent
Early French Canadian Pioneers: The Beaudoins of Quebec
Early French Canadian Pioneers: The Begins of Quebec
Early French Canadian Pioneers: The Bellefleurs of Quebec Recent
Early French Canadians: The Bellevilles of Quebec
Early French Canadian Pioneers: The Beauvais of Quebec Recent
Early French Canadian Pioneers: The Bergerons Of Quebec
Early French Canadian Pioneers: The Blais of Quebec Read more »
A Canadian Family Through the Generations: Our Theriaults (Gen.3)
Germain Terriot & Anne Richard
17th Century
(Generation 3)
- GERMAIN TERRIOT was born in 1662 in Port Royal, Acadie. He married ANNE RICHARD (also of Port Royal) in 1686 at the settlement of Riviere-aux-Canards in Acadia.
- ANNE RICHARD’s parents were Michel Richard dit Sancoucy and Madeleine Blanchard. Michel Richard had arrived in Acadia about 1652 and had married Madeleine Blanchard about 1656.The couple had nine children besides Marie-Anne herself.
- GERMAIN TERRIOT died after October 27th, 1730 in Acadie, while ANNE RICHARD died on May 9th, 1745 in Grand Pre. The couple had 13 children.
Our direct ancestor JOSEPH TERRIOT was born between 1695 and 1699 in St-Charles-des-Mines (Acadie) and was dead by the time of the 1761 census. He married MARGUERITE MELANSON (daughter of Jean Melanson and Marguerite Dugas) in St-Charles-des-Mines about 1720. The couple had 13 children all of whom were born in Grand-Pre, Acadia. Joseph and Marguerite were dead by the time of the 1761 census.
Claude Terriot lived from about 1687 to 1730 in Grand-Pre. After marrying Marguerite Cormier about 1710, he and his wife had 11 children. Marguerite’s parents were Francois Cormier and Marguerite Leblanc. Read more »
Evelyn in Montreal: April m. Desrosiers, Riviere-du-Loup, Quebec
Query from Gayle Lambert: Looking on info on Pierre April who was married to Emelie Desrosiers in 1895 in St. Antonin, Riviere du Loup, Quebec. He should have born about 1845.
Information
Pierre April m. Emilie Desrosiers – January 7th, 1895 in St Antonin parish, St Antonin, Riviere du Loup QC CAN
Pierre April m. Eugenie Desrosiers – 27 sep 1887 St Antonin parish, St Antonin, Riviere du Loup QC CAN – Eugenie’s parents were David Desrosiers and Eleo Soucy
Pierre April married Clodia Desrosiers 7 jan 1879 St Antonin, St Antonin, Riviere du Loup QC CAN – Pierre April’s parents were: Georges April & Marie Sarazine Plourde. Clodia Desrosier’s parents were: David Desrosiers & Eleonore Soucy. At the time of their marriage, Pierre April had been married to Eugenie Desrosiers. Emilie Desrosiers had been married to Pierre Plourde.
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