Jacques Hugues Picard

GEDCOM Note

Arrivé à Montréal le 16 novembre 1658.

IL ARRIVA EN 16/11/1653 A MONTREAL

!Dr. Edwards. Immigrant

Lafortune venu avec la recrue de 1653

Trop e date conflictuelles selon infos de l'Église pour préciser qupique ce soit.

Infos proviennent du site de l'Église.

!Source: Jette p 911; dit Lafortune; de St Colombin du Point James, ar. et ev. Nantes, Bretagne (Loire Atlantique); died 80 years; 48 ans au rec 66, 40 ans au rec 67; 50 ans au rec 81, a Montreal; arrive 16 Nov 1653 Montreal; scieur de long (Auger 53). Marr Montreal (ct 17 Basset).

habitant

baptised with his son Jean

from http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~picard/HuguesPicardditLaFo...

Hugues enlisted (contracted) to come to Montreal (Ville Marie) as a sawyer of planks in 1653. He arrived on Nov 16, 1653. "Hugues Picard hired to clear land and as a sawyer in the spring of 1653 at 75 french [livre symbol] a year. He returned to France at the end of his contract but returned to Villemarie (Montreal) in 1659 as a carpenter fo the Supician Fathers."
Hugues is listed in the records of notary Begnigne Basset, beginning with his marriage contract in 1660. There is an "abritrage" of land between Pierre Richaume and Hugues. In 1668, there is a sale from Rene Perroux to Hugues, and in 1670, a sale from Maurice Averty to Hugues. In 1669, "compte de tutelle entre [Hugues] tuteur des enfants de Blaise Juillet". In 1672, there is lease for Hugues land to Pierre Lemetz. In 1674 and 1677, there are accords/echanges between Hugues and Urbain Boudereau and Pierre Lecuyer, respectively [husband's to his step daughters]. In 1677, there was a sale of Hugues concession to Antoine Duceau. In the notary records of Antoine Adhemar, he has an engagement for M. Balan dit Biron to Hugues. In 1690, he leased a cow to Antoine Moinet. In 1691, Jean Pottier and Toussaint Pottier engaged to Hugues. In 1693, Hugues and his wife made a sale to sons Jean Gabriel and Jacques, along with a delcaration in favour of their son Jean Gabriel. In 1707, there is a testament of Hugues. In 1708, there is a declaration of Mathurine Juillet to the heirs of Hugues.

More About Hugues Picard dit LaFortune:
Aka: Hugues Picard
Name 2: Hughes Picard dit LaFortune
Name 3: Jacques Hughes Picard dit LaFortune
Name 4: Hubert Picard
Name 5: Jacques Hugues Picard
Date born 2: Abt. 1621
Date born 3: Abt. 1627
Date born 4: Abt. 1631
Origin: de St. Columbin du Pont James, Nantes, Bretagne, France
Cited: Jun 20, 1653, enlisted to go to Canada; member of the Grand Recrue
Immigrated 1: 1653, to Quebec
Occupation: scieur de long
Immigrated 2: 1659, returned to Quebec
Occupation: 1659, woodwork for the Sulpicians of Montreal
Cited: Jun 13, 1660, named guardian of Anne deLiercourt and Blaise Juillet's children
Confirmation: Aug 24, 1660, by Bishop Laval
Military service: 1663, 12th squadron, Ste. Famille militia
Census 1666: Montreal, Quebec
Census 1667: Montreal, Quebec
Census 1681: Montreal, Quebec
Died 2: Dec 22, 1707, Mi Mi, Quebec
Burial: Dec 22, 1707, Notre Dame de Montreal, Quebec
Will: Dec 22, 1707, notary: Adhemar

!Birth-Marriage: Tanguay's Genealogical Dictionary Vol 1 page 481. Rene Jette Genealogical Dictionary Page 911. He was married by contract (ct 17 jun 1660 Basset) Montreal. He was 48 at the 1666 Census, 50 at the 1681 Census in Montreal. {Auger 53}

!Hugues Picard dit Lafortune.

REFN: ODR

! Surname Picard dit Lafortune. ! 1988 IGI. Line 4933 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: NOTE ! Repertoire des actes de bapteme, Mariage, sepulture et des ! Repertoire des actes de bapteme, Mariage, sepulture et des Line 4934 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CONT recensements du Quebec ancien. Hubert Charbonneau et Jacques Legare, recensements du Quebec ancien. Hubert Charbonneau et Jacques Legare, Univ. de Montreal). Marriage Line 4936 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: NOTE ! Repertoire des actes de bapteme, Mariage, sepulture et des NOTE ! Jette, pg. 911. ! Jette, pg. 911.

!BIRTH: Information based on date of christening. !CHRISTENING: Tanguay, Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles Canadiennes, Volume 1, Pages 481-82, and Volume 6, Page 344; Montreal, 1871 & 1887 (republished by Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, 1967); available at the Library of Congress, Local History & Genealogy Room, open stacks area, call number CS81.T312 (1967). !MARRIAGE: Tanguay, Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles Canadiennes, Volume 1, Pages 481-82, and Volume 6, Page 344; Montreal, 1871 & 1887; republished by Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, 1967); available at the Library of Congress, Local History & Genealogy Room, open stacks area, call number CS81.T312 (1967). !DEATH: Information based on burial date; death date not found, so assumed to be the day before burial. !BURIAL: Tanguay, Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles Canadiennes, Volume 6, Page 344; Montreal, 1887 (republished by Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, 1967); available at the Library of Congress, Local History & Genealogy Room, open stacks area, call number CS81.T312 (1967).

Arrive 16 Nov 1653 Montreal. Occupation (scieur de long) sawyer.

was a sawyer by trade. aka Jacques Huges

!Scellement ID. 7815803-12.

!MCHGS Vol. 25, #3, pp. 111-13. Internet File Name 32692 Katmarusa@yahoo.com He was the s/o Gabriel Picard and Michelle Clavier.

!Que 3 vol 1 pp 481-2,265,329 - Searches in Montreal Parish Reg. - Que 3 vol 3 pp. 415, 416 - vol 6 pp 464, 344 Louis Deschamps !IGI

!Parents: Gabriel Picard and Michelle Clairer. !1666 Census of Montreal, Quebec, Cnd. p 117. Hughes Picard, resident, age 48 living with the family of Anne Antoinette Liercourt, widow of Blaise Juillet. She had children by Juilett and a 2 year old daughter named Anne Picard. !1667 Head of house: Hughes Picard age 40. Wife Anne Antoinette Liercourt, age 35. Children: (first names given only) Marie age 14; Charles age 11; Louis age 8; Michelle age 5; Anne age 3; and Marguerite age 15 mo.Neighbors Gilbert Barbier and Etienne Truteau. Marriage: 30 Jun 1660 at Ile de Montreal. IGI. According to the census this did not occur until 1667.