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The last of the surviving sons, Marin, born on 15 February 1668, remained faithful to his native island. On 7 March 1695, the Patenostre heirs ceded him all their rights to the two concessions on the ile d'Orleans. It was at Sainte-Anne du Petit-Cap that Marin went to find his wife, Marguerite Mercier, born to Julien and Marie Poulin, Nuptial blessing on 11 November 1698. And in 1702, on 25 February, Marin finally received a receipt from Guillaume Cuyon, of the Beaupre Coast, for the sale made by Barthelemy Verreau to his late father Nicolas, on 10 November 1676. Among his seven children, including twins, three daughters became nuns: Marguerite, at the Hotel-Dieu of Montreal; Marie-Josephe, Ursuline at Quebec; and Genevieve, a lay sister at the Hotel-Dieu of the capital. Moreover, it was at this Hotel-Dieu that Marin died on 13 June 1715.

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