Nicolas Baron dit Lupien

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He was a master butcher. He settled near Montreal. He was a servant of Antoine de la Frehaye de Brucey.

Nicolas, born June 17, 1645. He later used the name Nicolas Baron dit Lupien. The "dit" name was a way for a person to distinguish himself from others with similar names and was a common French practice. In this case, Nicolas took the given first name of his father for his "dit" name. Nicolas immigrated to the Montreal area of Quebec about 1672, when he was 27 years old. He worked for the governor of "New France" for a period of time but he also worked as a butcher and as a farmer.

Nicolas Baron dit Lupien married Marie Madeleine Chauvin on Nov 16, 1676 in Montreal. Marie Madeleine Chauvin was born Jan 17, 1662 in Montreal and was the daughter of Pierre Chauvin dit LeGrand and Marthe Hautreux/Autreuil, also immigrants to "New France." Nicolas and Marie Madeleine had 8 children. At least 5 of the children married and had children. Descendants of Nicolas and Marie Madeleine have lived in Quebec until the present time. All Lupiens (and Lupients) should be able to trace their ancestry back to Nicolas and Marie. Current Quebec area telephone books have multiple Lupien listings.

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