Jean Lenormand

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  • Drouin Institute (Archived marriage to Marie-Madeleine Brassard record - see attached in Media tab)

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Statut Marié Date de baptême 17-04-1637 Lieu d'origine Igé (St-Martin) (Orne) 61207 Parents Gervais LENORMAND et Léonarde Jonault Première mention au pays 1647 Occupation à l'arrivée Migrant arrivé avec ses parents Date de mariage 18-07-1656 Lieu du mariage Québec (Notre-Dame) Conjoint Anne Lelaboureur Décès ou inhumation Québec, 25-07-1706 Remarques Ses parents se sont mariés à Igé vers 1635. Une plaque commémorative a été apposée dans l'église d'Igé en 1997. Identification DGFQ, p. 853 Chercheur(s) Jean-Napoléon Normand Référence DGO, supplément 1, p. 23 Copie d'acte : SGCF numérisé

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Jean LeNormand, born 1638 at Ige, south west of Belleme of the Perche area in Normandy. There are no Normand families living at Ige today, according to Bobby Michot. Jean migrated to Canada where he married at Quebec in 1656. A grandson, Jean Pierre Normand, born 1744, migrated first to the German Coast of Louisiana and then on to the Avoyelles Prairie about the 1790s. His brother, Daniel Normand called Gaspard, dropped the Normand part of his name and began the Gaspard family of Avoyelles. (Ted Normand) Jean le Normand of France was the first of that family in Canada. He was the son of Gervais le Normand and Leonore Janet. Jean's paternal grandmother was Anne le Laboureur, daughter of Thomas le Laboureur and Marguerite Bardin of Caen, Normandy. Jean Gaspard Normand's mother, Francoise Jean, was born at Quebec, daughter of Denis Jean and Marie Peltier. Denis Jean was the son of Elie Jean And Elizabeth Lambade (Lambert) of Saintonge. Marie's parents were Nicolas Peltier and Jeanne Voisy of St. Pierre de Gallardon Parish, Beauce in Orleanais. Jean Gaspard Normand, born 1712, his wife, and four sons (Jean Pierre, Daniel, Joseph, and Laurent) moved from Canada to St. Charles Parish, Louisiana, about 1765. Jean Gaspard Normand's wife was Marie Josephe Chenier, great-granddaughter of Jean Chenier, native of Celles, Saintonge Province and the first of his family to migrate to Canada. His wife's parents, Louis Sedilot and Marie Grimoult, came to Canada from Paris, France in 1637. Jean Chenier, the grandfather of Marie, married a Ferret, whose parents were both natives of the diocese of Rouen in Normandy. Her mother's parents surnames were Duboc and LeBaron of the city of Rouen.

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[1307251.ged] Source St. Boniface College & Library Reserch Irene Butra