PINEAU, Jacques

PINEAU, Jacob Gender: Male Birth: before 1649 Death: after September 19, 1660 Occupation: Escuyer, Sieur de Bois briand or Boisbriands

Family Pineau - JOLAN; JOLLAN Marriage: 06 August 1665 at 44, Blain ER,, LOIRE ATLANTIQUE JOLAN; JOLLAN, Marthe Gender: Female Birth: before 1652

The 6 children of the PINEAU - JOLAN couple ;

1. PINEAU, Jacques Sex: Male Birth: June 18, 1666 at, Villoin, Baptism: June 29, 1666 at 44, Blain ER ,, LOIRE ATLANTIQUE Godfather (Paternal Uncle) PINEAU, Henry Godmother JOLAN, Suzanne

2. PINEAU, Pierre Sex: Male Birth: January 26, 1668 at, Villoin, Baptism: February 06, 1668 at 44, Blain ER ,, LOIRE ATLANTIQUE Godmother JOLLAN; JOLAN, Renée Death: September 16, 1670 at, Villoin, Burial: September 16, 1670 at 44, Blain ER ,, LOIRE ATLANTIQUE

3. PINEAU, Marthe Sex: Female Birth: March 11, 1669 at, Villoin, Baptism: March 11, 1669 at 44, Blain ER ,, LOIRE ATLANTIQUE Godfather JOLLAN, Pierre Godmother LUZEAU; LUSEAU, Marthe Death: April 29, 1669 at, Villoin, Burial: April 30, 1669 at 44, Blain ER ,, LOIRE ATLANTIQUE

4. PINEAU, Marthe Gender: Female Birth: October 21, 1670 at, Villoin, Baptism: November 27, 1670 at 44, Blain ER, Villoin, LOIRE ATLANTIQUE Godfather (Grandfather) PINEAU, Jacques Godmother (German cousin) PINEAU, Marguerite

5. PINEAU, Anne Gender: Female Birth: November 17, 1673 Baptism: December 03, 1673 at 44, Blain ER,, LOIRE ATLANTIQUE

6. PINEAU, Philippe Gender: Male Birth: March 24, 1675 Baptism: April 15, 1675 at 44, Blain ER,, LOIRE ATLANTIQUE Godmother PINEAU, Elisabeth Death: April 26, 1675 Burial: April 26, 1675 at 44, Blain ER,, LOIRE ATLANTIQUE

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Information:

1. Jacob Pineau, Esquire, Sieur de Bois Briand or Boisbriands see :

http://huguenots-france.org/france/loire/nantes/pag2.htm

2. Pineau Jacob married August 6, 1665, at Pont-Rot, a Protestant stronghold Blinois, Martha JOLLAN daughter Daniel Jollan of Clerville

3. The PINEAU family from Blain, acquired the lordship of Vilhouin to consolidate its recent nobility; and it is through their allegiance to powerful lords of Blain, Rohan, as adopted Pineau, provisionally, the reformed religion.

4. In 1538 Vilhouin belonged to Jean le Bel Lord of Rochefordière. The house passed into the hands of Jacob Pineau(Pinault) Bois-Briand

5. In 1637 there is mentioned in Canada a certain Louis de Cadaran, Sieur de Bonneville, born in Bouvron. On February 4, 1666, François, son of Prégent de Cadaran, having married Antoinette BIRÉ, sells Vilhouin to Jacob Pineau.

http://www.bouvron-haute-bretagne.fr/bouvron%20et%20ses%20villages....

PINEAU (1666 - 1752)

The PINEAU family, originally from Blain, acquired the seigniory of Vilhouin to establish its recent nobility; and it was out of allegiance to their powerful lords of Blain, the Rohan, that the Pineau adopted, temporarily, the reformed religion.

Jacob Pineau married on August 6, 1665, at Pont-Piétin, a Protestant stronghold in Belgium, Marthe JOLLAN, daughter of Daniel Jollan de Clerville. After the revocation of the Edict of Nantes, the Pineau hastened to return to the Catholic religion. Thus, on May 16, 1690, Jacques Pineau, son of Jacob Pineau and Anne LEROY, was baptized in the church of Bouvron which never went to the Reformation.

He will succeed Alexandre Pineau, married to Claude GALLET, who will be buried in Bouvron in August 1731. On June 19, 1752, Pierre Pineau sold the seigneury of Vilhouin to Armand-Paul FOURCHÉ, lord of Quéhillac and Villefrégon.

In 1863, the lawyer René WALDECK-ROUSSEAU will buy Vilhouin; he will demolish the old building to build an imposing mansion where his son Pierre Waldeck-Rousseau will stay. The house will be destroyed during the Pocket of Saint-Nazaire. As for the Saint Guillaume seigneurial chapel, it has long since disappeared

1. Jacob Pineau, Esquire, Sieur de Bois Briand or Boisbriands see :

http://huguenots-france.org/france/loire/nantes/pag2.htm

2. Pineau Jacob married August 6, 1665, at Pont-Rot, a Protestant stronghold Blinois, Martha JOLLAN daughter Daniel Jollan of Clerville

3. The PINEAU family from Blain, acquired the lordship of Vilhouin to consolidate its recent nobility; and it is through their allegiance to powerful lords of Blain, Rohan, as adopted Pineau, provisionally, the reformed religion.

4. In 1538 Vilhouin belonged to Jean le Bel Lord of Rochefordière. The house passed into the hands of Jacob Pineau(Pinault) Bois-Briand

5. In 1637 there is mentioned in Canada a certain Louis de Cadaran, Sieur de Bonneville, born in Bouvron. On February 4, 1666, François, son of Prégent de Cadaran, having married Antoinette BIRÉ, sells Vilhouin to Jacob Pineau.

http://www.bouvron-haute-bretagne.fr/bouvron%20et%20ses%20villages....

PINEAU (1666 - 1752)

The PINEAU family, originally from Blain, acquired the seigniory of Vilhouin to establish its recent nobility; and it was out of allegiance to their powerful lords of Blain, the Rohan, that the Pineau adopted, temporarily, the reformed religion. Jacob Pineau married on August 6, 1665, at Pont-Piétin, a Protestant stronghold in Belgium, Marthe JOLLAN, daughter of Daniel Jollan de Clerville. After the revocation of the Edict of Nantes, the Pineau hastened to return to the Catholic religion. Thus, on May 16, 1690, Jacques Pineau, son of Jacob Pineau and Anne LEROY, was baptized in the church of Bouvron which never went to the Reformation.

He will succeed Alexandre Pineau, married to Claude GALLET, who will be buried in Bouvron in August 1731. On June 19, 1752, Pierre Pineau sold the seigneury of Vilhouin to Armand-Paul FOURCHÉ, lord of Quéhillac and Villefrégon. In 1863, the lawyer René WALDECK-ROUSSEAU will buy Vilhouin; he will demolish the old building to build an imposing mansion where his son Pierre Waldeck-Rousseau will stay. The house will be destroyed during the Pocket of Saint-Nazaire. As for the Saint Guillaume seigneurial chapel, it has long since disappeared

http://www.bouvron-haute-bretagne.fr/bouvron%20et%20ses%20villages....