Jeanne Genevieve Duclos

Jeanne-Genevieve Cerisier was born about 1641 in Amboise, Tours, Touraine, Indre-et-Loire, France; the daughter of Jacques Cerisier and Marie Lalande. She arrived in the Quebec Colony on June 24, 1663, to serve as a domestic to Louis Rouer de Villerayas, the Secretary of Governor Lauzon.

There is a bit of confusion over her founding mother status, since she appears as both a Filles A Marier, and Filles Du Roi, though in fact she was an Indentured Servant.

However, she was definitely a founding mother, marrying Francois Duclos on November 26, 1665 at Cap-De-Madeleine, with whom she had eight children. Francois was born on March 12, 1627 at Manerbe, Blangy, Lisieux, Normandy, France; the son of Charles Duclos and Madeleine Bouffard.

Jeanne-Genevieve died on September 17, 1709 in Batiscan and her husband followed on December 04, 1711

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