Andre Franche dit Laframboise

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Note prdh: Son vrai nom serait Joseph Fry, fils d'Adrain et de Hanna Sara White. Il est fait prisonnier lors de l'attaque du village Kittery, après avoir vécu une dizaine d'années dans une mission indienne. Il est libéré. Il passe un cotrat de mariage en 1707, mais celui-ci fut annulé et ce n'est qu'après avoir obtenu la nationailité française qu'il s'est marié. Source Marcel Fournier "De la Nouvelle Angleterre à la Nouvelle France", p.135

http://www.nosorigines.qc.ca/GenealogieQuebec.aspx?genealogie=Andre.. . Naissance: 1664 vers Paroisse/ville: Boston, Massachusetts Pays: États-Unis USA Inh.: 11 avril 1750 - âge: 86 Paroisse/ville: Pointe-Claire Pays: Canada

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Il est aussi connu sous le nom de André Fray dit Laframboise 4, André Franche 3 et André Franche dit Laframboise 2.

Il est le fils de André Laframboise 5 et Marie Frein 5.

Il est peut-être le fils de Adrian Frye 2 et Sarah White 2.

Il nait à Sturgeon Creek, Kittery, Maine, États-Unis 2. André Laframboise est capturé par les Indiens en 1695 à Sturgeon Creek, Kittery 2. Marie-Louise Bigras et André Laframboise signent un contrat de mariage le 12 octobre 1713 par devant Michel LePailleur 4. Il épouse Marie-Louise Bigras fille de Marie Brunet et François Bigras dit Fauvel le 16 octobre 1713 à Saint-François-de-Sales, Pointe-Claire, Île de Montréal, Québec, Canada en présence de Pierre Lesueur 5, 6. Il décède le 11 avril 1757 à Pointe-Claire 2.

sur geni on geni =

1692 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA Décès : 1757 (65) Saint-Joachim, QC, Canada

Joseph Frye Andre-Joseph Franche dit Laframboise

Note prdh:

His real name is Joseph Fry, son of Adrain and Hanna Sara White. He was taken prisoner during the attack on the village Kittery after living ten years in an Indian mission. It is released. He spends a wedding cotrat in 1707 but it was canceled and it was only after having obtained French nationailité he married. Source: Marcel Fournier

Source "From New England to New France", p.135 http: //www.nosorigines.qc.ca/GenealogieQuebec.aspx genealogy Andre = ...?

Born: 1664 to Parish / City: Boston, Massachusetts Country: United States USA Inh .: April 11, 1750 - Age: 86 Parish / City: Pointe-Claire Country: http://genealogiequebec.info/testphp/info.php?no=77945

It is also known under the name Fray says André Laframboise 4, 3 and André Franche Franche said André Laframboise
2. He is the son of André and Marie Laframboise 5 brake 5. He may be the son of Adrian and Sarah Frye 2 White
2. He was born in Sturgeon Creek, Kittery, Maine, United States
2. André Laframboise is captured by Indians in 1695 in Sturgeon Creek, Kittery

2. Marie Louise Bigras and André Laframboise sign a marriage contract 12 October 1713 by Michel before LePailleur

4. He married Marie-Louise Bigras daughter of Marie Brunet and François Bigras said Fauvel October 16, 1713 in Saint-François-de-Sales, Pointe-Claire, Island of Montreal, Quebec, Canada with Pierre Lesueur

5, 6 . He died April 11, 1757 in Pointe-Claire 2. geni geni on it = 1692 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA Death: 1757 (65) Saint-Joachim, QC, Canada

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Comment Joseph Frye est devenu André Franche dit Laframboise?

Joseph Frye est né vers 1680 à Kittery (maintenant Eliot, Maine) d’Adrian et Sarah White (fille de John et Lucy, aussi de Kittery). Il avait 6 frères et sœurs : Eleanor, William, Sarah, Elizabeth, Adrian et Joanna.

Les relations entre les Anglais et les Amérindiens étaient alors tendu, surtout avec la tribu des Algonquins. Les Algonquins firent beaucoup de raids durant la première guerre intercontinentale, tuèrent et capturèrent plusieurs habitants sur leur chemin. En 1695, Joseph devient donc captif alors qu’il n’avait que 15 ans.

Durant sa captivité, il était serviteur (par indenture*) et fut relâché entre 1700 et 1706. Joseph décida donc de rester en Nouvelle-France et ce, par sa propre volonté. Il se convertit au catholicisme (autrefois quaker) et se fit naturaliser par lettre de Sa Majesté en tant qu’André Franche dit Laframboise. Il a probablement choisi ce prénom en l’honneur de son père, Adrian.

Il s’engagea à marier Thérèse Varin en 1707. Toutefois, ce contrat fut annulé quelque temps après. Il maria finalement Marie-Louise Bigras le 16 octobre 1718 à Pointe-Claire, Montréal (à la paroisse de Saint-Joachim). Ils eurent 13 enfants.

Bien qu’il fut habitant, il était aussi voyageur. Il signa plusieurs contrats entre 1738 jusqu’à sa mort. Il mourut le 11 avril 1750 à Pointe-Claire.

• L’indenture était utilisée aussi comme un contrat de servitude temporaire, par lequel une personne s’engage à travailler pour une durée limitée sur les terres d’un colon en échange de son voyage et de l’obtention d’une terre en pleine propriété au terme du contrat.- Wikipédia. _______________________________________________

How Joseph Frye became André Franche dit Laframboise

Joseph Frye was born in about 1680 in Kittery (now Eliot, Maine) from Adrian and Sarah White (daughter of John and Lucy, from Kittery). He has 6 siblings : Eleanor, William, Sarah, Elisabeth, Adrian and Joanna.

Friendship between English and Native American was strained, especially with Algonquian tribe. They made raids during the First Intercontinental War (or King William’s War) : killed and captured many settlers on their paths. In 1695, Joseph was taken captive by them. He was only 15.

During his captivity, he was an indentured servant* and was released between 1700 and 1706. Joseph decided to stay in New-France by volition. He converts himself to catholicism (he was quaker) and got naturalized as André Franche dit Laframboise by royal letter. He probably choose that name in honor to his father, Adrian.

He committed himself to marry Thérèse Varin in 1707. However, this contract was cancelled a short while later.

He finally married Marie-Louise Bigras on October 16, 1718 at Pointe-Claire, Montréal (Parish of Saint-Joachim). They had 12 children.

Although he was an habitant, he was also a Voyageur. He signed many contracts between 1738 to his death.

He died on April 11, 1750 at Pointe-Claire.

• Indentured servant was a labor system whereby young people paid for their passage to the New World by working for an employer for a certain number of years. The indenture document specified how many years the servant would be required to work, after which they would be free. – Wikipedia.
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From Wikipedia ("surname"):

In French Canada, up until the 19th century, several families adopted surnames which followed the family name in order to distinguish the various branches of a large family. These surnames were preceded by the word "dit", meaning 'said', and were known as "nom-dit", meaning 'said-name'. This tradition is not in use anymore, but in many cases, the nom-dit has come to replace the original family name. Thus, the Bourbeau family has split into Bourbeau dit Verville, Bourbeau dit Lacourse and Bourbeau dit Beauchesne. In many cases, Verville, Lacourse or Beauchesne has become the new family name. Likewise, the Rivard family has split into the Rivard dit Lavigne, Rivard dit Loranger and Rivard dit Lanoie. The origin of the nom-dit can vary. Often it denoted a geographical trait of the area where that branch of the family lived: Verville lived towards the city, Beauchesne lived near an oaktree, Larivière near a river, etc. Some of the oldest nom-dits are derived from the war name of a settler who served in the army or milicia: Tranchemontagne (mountain slasher), Jolicoeur (braveheart). Other may denote a personal trait: Lacourse might have been a fast runner, Legrand was probably tall, etc.

Also of interest:

From: "Debbie Bert" <debbiebert@triton.net>

Subject: [METIS-L] Franche dit Laframboise

Date: Sun, 25 Nov 2001 13:49:51 -0500

In-Reply-To: <MFMBM009jBOh8s4KWiG00008415@mfmbm009.myfamilycorp.local>

Their is also a line of Laframboise that started out as Franche.

Andrew Franche and his wife Mary Frein came from Boston, New England to

Canada.

THeir first child, ANdrew Franche dit Lamframboise married in 1713. Source

"Genealogy of the French Families of the Detroit River Area" Dennison.

Deb

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Surnames: LaFramboise/Viau/Vieaux
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Message Board Post:

LaFramboise (rasberry) is a "dit" name for some VIAU/VEAU/VEAUX
etc family.It is also the name taken by one of the soldiers of
the Carignan Regiment that came to Canada in 1665... almost all
1,000 enlisted men were assigned a dit name that they used
throughout their 3 year contract in Canada...these dit names are
usually taken from the animal,mineral,vegetable,family
profession,physical characteristics,geographical locations
etc.Some of these dit names became real surnames and were carried
down ...
Jacques Veaux/VIEAU was a famous fur trader who worked the
Mackinac/Green Bay/Milwaukee area. He was Co-founder of
Milwaukee, WI along with Solomon Juneau...Jacques' dau married
Solomon in 1820.
Jacques was married to Angelique LeRoi/Leroy (Metis) about 1790
and had 11 children. A dau, Josette Vieaux b.1804 d. 1855

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GEDCOM Source

@R-1574695084@ Quebec, Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967 Ancestry.com Publication en ligne - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2008.Données originales  - Gabriel Drouin, comp. Drouin Collection. Montréal, Québec, Canada: Institut Généalogique Drouin.Données originales : Gabriel Drouin, comp. Drouin Colle 1,1091::0

GEDCOM Source

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GEDCOM Source

@R-1574695084@ Quebec, Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967 Ancestry.com Publication en ligne - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2008.Données originales  - Gabriel Drouin, comp. Drouin Collection. Montréal, Québec, Canada: Institut Généalogique Drouin.Données originales : Gabriel Drouin, comp. Drouin Colle 1,1091::0

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GEDCOM Note

captured @ Sturgeon Creek, York, ME in 1695 by Indians released 1702

Taken captive at age 15 from Kittery,Maine