Guillaume (Simon II Fils) Guillory

GUILLAUME (SIMON II) GUILLORY, son of SIMON GUILLORY and LOUISE BOUCHARD, a fur trader, was born and baptized April 14, 1670 Montreal, Quebec Province, Canada. Died after May 13, 1727.

Married MARIE ALY (ALIX/ALEE), daughter of VINCENT ALY (VINCENT ALIX DIT LAROSSE 1649-1689) and MARIE-DELPHINE PERRIN (1663-1689), born September 10, 1679 at Lachine, Canada died unkn. Both parents of Marie Aly, and at least three of her siblings, were killed in the Lachine, Canada massacre of 1689, when Iroquois raiders burned them alive in their cabin, along with many of the citizens of Lachine. Seven of the Aly children escaped the fire; one child, Suzanne, was captured by the Iroquois and held until 1700 or 1701, when she was released, probably as a result of a treaty with the Iroquois.
GUILLAUME SIMON II Fils GUILLORY and MARIE ALY were married at Notre Dame Catholic Church, Montreal on April 30, 1696; Marie was 17 years old and Guillaume-Simon was 26 years old.

From Rootsweb regarding Vincent Aly, father of MARIE ALY GUILLORY:
Vincent Aly/Alix dit Larosse, son of Mery & Louise Bouton, from Champagne-Mouton, (near Confalens) in the diocese of Angouleme, province of Angoumois was said to be 32 years old at the time of the 1681 census. Arrived in New France on June 13 1665 as a soldier from the Carignan regiment, compagnie de Rougemont.
Like many ex-Carignan soldiers, he settled in Lachine and was granted a land in 1673 (located between present-day 53 and 54th avenues).
He, and two other soldiers who were friends were married to the three Perrin sisters, daughters of Henri & Jeanne Perrin (Montreal, 1661):
Michelle Perrin, married to Jean Gourdon who was killed by the Iroquois in Lachine in 1691; Barbe Perrin, married to Rene Huguet who was killed at the same time as his brother-in-law Gourdon; as for Barbe, she was taken captive in 1689 with her two children.
Only she returned in Lachine in 1694.
Vincent Alix was married to Marie-Delphine Perrin in Lachine, on Oct. 4,1677.
They had probably ten children, among them:
1.) Anne ALIX born ca 1678 Lachine, Canada, died unkn
2.) Marie born Sept 10, 1679 Lachine, Canada died unkn
3.) Catherine ALIX born1680 Lachine, Canada, died August 5 1689 Lachine Massacre; buried Oct 28, 1694
4.) Gabriel ALIX born 1683 Lachine, Canada, died August 5 1689 Lachine Massacre; buried Oct 28, 1694
5.) Jeanne ALIX born 1685 Lachine, Canada, died 1686 Lachine, Canada
6.) Suzanne born April 16, 1687 Lachine, Canada, died unkn
7.) Jean-Marie ALIX born 1689 Lachine, Canada, died August 5 1689 Lachine Massacre; buried Oct 28, 1694
NOTE: In the 1681 census there is a Anne Alix said to be three years old. However, no one of that name was baptized either in Montreal or in Lachine - and there are no trace of her anywhere else(Possibly killed in Lachine Massacre). But another girl, Catherine, baptized on December 21 1680 in Lachine, is omitted from the same census (held in the Fall of 1681). Genealogists like Jette are inclined to think that there was some confusion in the 1681 census (not an unusual occurrence).The family was among those whose house was burned down, with the family inside, by the Iroquois on August the 5, 1689, in Lachine. Seven of Vincent Aly’s children were said to have escaped. Suzanne was captured, and later repatriated. (Following the event, the two dozens or so victims were
buried on the spot and it was only five years later that, following the bishop's order, the bodies were lifted up and given proper religious burials in the cemetery)
After naming all the victims, the parish priest, Pierre Remy added the following note in the margin:
Nothing was found of the bodies of Vincent Alix dit Larosse, Marie Perrin, his wife and part of their children burned by the Iroquois in their house August 5,1689, fire having destroyed skin and flesh.
The puzzling fact is that the parish priest did not name the children, as if there was the possibility that one or some could have been taken captive. Marie's presence in Lachine is attested at the wedding of her cousins, Anne Gourdon in 1694 and Madeleine Rapin in January 1696, three months before her own marriage to Simon Guillory in Montreal on April 30. As for Suzanne, she was held captive up to 1700 or 1701 and was probably redeemed or liberated when the peace treaty with the Iroquois was signed in 1701.

1700 April 13 Request by Simon Guillory, husband of Marie Aly, to elect a guardian for Suzanne Aly, held captive by the Iroquois in order to sell the land that belonged to his in-laws who died when Lachine was burned down in the massacre of 1689.
Fond Jurisdiction royale de Montreal
File Tl4,S1 008-0406 JUD CIV

1700 April 14 Gabriel Perrin (uncle) is chosen as guardian for
Suzanne (Notary Antoine Adhemar)

1700 March 22 Perrin Gabriel, Mathieu Perrin, Michelle Perrin, Jacques Arrive, husband of Barbe Perrin, Simon Guillory, husband of Marie Alix and Suzanne Alix (under age) loose a suit in Court when they jointly tried to cancel the selling of a land in Pointe-aux-Trembles by their mother Jeanne Merrin (widow of Henri Perrin) to Jacques Coiteux, from Montreal.

Fond Jurisdiction royale de Montreal
File Tl4,S1 008-0481 JUD CIV
Famille GUILLORY:
Marie ALIX born 1679 Lachine married April 30 1696 Montreal Simon GUILLORY, merchant and fur trader from Montreal

GUILLAUME (SIMON II) GUILLORY and MARIE ALY (ALIX/ALIEE) had nine children:

I) SUZANNE ALIX GUILLORY born unkn died unkn
Married FRANÇOIS DESNOYERS DIT LAJEUNESSE, born unkn Riviere-des-Prairies, Quebec, Canada died unkn
Married Nov 22, 1722 Montreal, Canada
Had five children

II) ALIX/ALY GUILLORY born unkn died unkn.
Married MARIE-CHARLOTTE PAPIN, daughter of GILLES PAPIN and MARIE CAPRON
Married on Jan 12, 1732 at Boucherville, Monteregie, Quebec, Canada.
Had one child:

   A) CHARLOTTE GUILLORY born 1734 died unkn

Married LOUIS ROBERT, son of LOUIS ROBERT and GENEVIEVE VINCELET-GEOFFROY

   Married on Sept 12, 1768 at Boucherville, Monteregie, Quebec, Canada

III) SOEUR (SISTER) MARIE-LOUISE GUILLORY SAINTE-SUZANNE born Oct 24, 1700 Lachine, Canada, baptized Oct 16, 1700; died Jan 27, 1727. Godparents: Jean Culerier (Cuillerier?), Louise Guillory.
Married JEAN-BAPTISTE CARDINAL, son of PIERRE CARDINAL and MADELEINE CESAR in 1733.
Had one son:

   A) PIERRE-ANTOINE CARDINAL born 1734 died Sept 8, 1742 at Longueil,     Monteregie, Quebec, Canada

 IV) ANTOINE GUILLORY born Dec 3/4, 1704, baptized Dec 4, 1704 Montreal, Ile de Montreal, Quebec, Canada; died 1745.

Married ANNE VILLENEUVE, daughter of DANIEL AMIOT DIT VILLENUVE and DOMITILLE OUKABE DIT NEVEU (who was the daughter of Indian Chief KEWINAQUOT and his wife, MI-JAK-WA-TA-WA, and the stepsister of Charles Langlade, who headed a raid that is supposed to have started the French & Indian War).
Married in 1735.

V) SIMON GUILLORY III born 1716 Montreal, Quebec, Canada died unkn

VI) ANNE GUILLORY born Nov 1, 1709, baptized Nov 2, 1709 at Montreal, Ile de Montreal, Quebec, Canada; died Oct 24, 1710 Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

VII) ABBE (PRIEST) FRANCOIS MARIE GUILLORY born March 4, 1711 Montreal, Ile de Montreal, Quebec, Canada, baptized March 5, 1711 Montreal, Quebec, Canada Ordained to the priesthood on Oct 11, 1738 at Rennes, France. Cure of St. Jean d’Orleans, Quebec from 1739 to 1758. Died April 19, 1758 in L’Eglise de St. Jean, Ile d’Orleans, Quebec, Canada

VIII) JEAN-JOSEPH GUILORY born Oct 16, 1714 Montreal, Quebec, Canada, baptized April 17, 1716; died unkn

IX) JOSEPH-MARIE GUILLORY born July 9, 1716 in Montreal, baptized July 9, 1716 at Montreal, Quebec, Canada; died unkn
Married MARIE-LOUISE BAULON/BOLON/BOULON/BAULLON, daughter of
GABRIEL BAULON, a soldier, and SUSANNE MENARD.
Marie-Louise Baulon born ca 1728, was baptized on April 23, 1728 at Fort St. Joseph-Des-Illinois, MI.
Married Sept 5, 1747 at Michilimackinac.
From Metis Culture 1747: September 5: Michilimackinac, New France (Michigan), marriage, Joseph Guillory (Guillon) married Louise Bolon (Balon) daughter Gabriel Bolon (Balon) and Susanne Menard.
JOSEPH-MARIE GUILLORY and MARIE LOUISE BAULON/BOLLON had at least four children:
A) MARIE-JOSEPHE GUILLORY born Aug 13, 1723 died unkn

   B) MARIE LOUISE GUILLORY born Oct 23, 1748 in Montreal,

   Ile de Montreal, Quebec, Canada, baptized on Oct 23, 1748 in

   Montreal.  Died Sept, 1754, buried Sept 1754 in Saint-Antoine-de-

   Chambly, Quebec, Canada. 

   C)  ANTOINE GUILLORY From records of baptisms at Mission St.             Ignace de Michilimackinac: Born June 21, 1757 at the home of Mariane             Cecile Cousineau Monbron; baptized June 22, 1757 at the Mission St.             Ignace de Michilimackinac. Witness was Antoine St. Germain, a trader.             Priest was Fr. LaFranc....from Cheboygan County, MI Genealogy                 records.

   D) JOSEPH GUILLORY

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