Jeanne Chartier

Jeanne Chartier was a "fille du roi".

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filles_du_roi genealogy. NOTE: There were two Filles du Roi with the name, Jeanne Chartier. The other one had two marriages: ROUSSET, Pierre and LAVERGNE François.

Sources for 1636 birth date...all the other entries for Jeanne indicate 1636. The one with the 1646 date could just be a typo. There's most likely only one sister in the family named Jeanne. It is possible that she could have been born in Tennie, Sarthe, Pays de la Loire, France with the rest of her siblings rather than Paris as above. SDBS

1-https://gw.geneanet.org/genealuc?n=chartier&oc=1&p=jeanne about 1636 : Birth - France Sources: - Michel Langlois - Dictionnaire biographique des ancêtres québécois (1608-1700), Tome I, lettres A à C. - DB1 (DBAQ, Tome 1) - La maison des ancêtres. Les archives nationales du Québec. - Dictionnaire biographique des ancêtres québécois (1608-1700), Tome I. - 71 - Mgr Cyprien Tanguay - Dictionnaire généalogique des familles Canadiennes depuis la fondation de la colonie jusqu'à 1800. Tome 1. - Tanguay 1 (DGFC) - Eusèbe Sénécal, 1871-1880, (vol 7), Édition Élysée, Montréal, 1886 - Dictionnaire généalogique de Cyprien Tanguay, vol. 1. - 15, 398 - Mgr Cyprien Tanguay - Dictionnaire généalogique des familles Canadiennes depuis la fondation de la colonie jusqu'à 1800. Tome 2. - Tanguay 2 - Eusèbe Sénécal, 1871-1880, (vol 7), Édition Élysée, Montréal, 1886 - Dictionnaire généalogique de Cyprien Tanguay, vol. 2. - 67

2-https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Chartier-192 NOTE: There were two Filles du Roi with the name, Jeanne Chartier. The other one had two marriages: ROUSSET, Pierre and LAVERGNE François.

CHARTIER Jeanne; Born around 1636; Daughter of the late Pierre (Bourgeois by trade) and the late Marie Godon of the parish of St Honoré d 'Eylau, 16 arrondissement of Paris (75016), Ile de France. Daughters of the King: 650 Pounds of Dot including 50 pounds of Roy 1 Marriage: AUBREMAN TEC, known as Tècle inhabitant (Tadhg Cornelius O 'Brennan) Son of Connehour Aubreman and Honorée Jeonnehour, of St-Patrick of Diddonyden, in the county of Kikenny, in Ireland His Gaelic name appears in various ways in documents: Thecle, Teque and Tecq for his first name, and Aubrenam, Aubrenane, Aubrenaue and O 'Brenam, for his name. Historians and genealogists call it "Tec Aubry". that makes a lot even for an Irishman ... The name of Aubry will remain the name of one of the lines of this Irishman. born around 1632; He seems to be one of the first Irish to come to New France. In 1661 he was already considered an experienced farmer. He was working on the land of Urbain Tessier, when he was taken by a group of Iroquois, left alive, he was released seven months later. He was listed in 1663 as Thècle Cornelius Aubrenan, in 1667 as Tècle Cornelius, and in 1681 as Jacques Tecaubry.

Marriage contract by Notary Becquet dated 06/09/1670

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