Nicolas Millet dit Beauceron

PRDH Repertory of Vital Events, 1621-1799, Baptism Certificate No. 39605

Nicolas Millet, baptised Aug 14, 1660, in Montreal

Parents: Nicolas Millet and Catherine Lorion

Present: Nicolas Godet, Catherine Delavau - wife of Gilbert Barbier Minime

PRDH Repertory of Vital Events, 1621-1799

Marriage Certificate No. 11461, married Jan 31, 1684, in Pointe-aux-Trembles

Nicolas Millet, age 23, residence Pointe-aux-Trembles

Parents: Nicolas Millet dec'd., and Catherine Lorion

Catherine Chaperon, age 17, residence Pointe-aux-Trembles

Parents: Jean Chaperon and Marie Cholet

Present: Nicolas' step-father Pierre Desautels LaPointe, Jean Baptiste Migeon - bailli, Cabasier, Jean Raineau, Jean Delpue, Albert Barbier Minime, Jacques Chaperon fils, Pierre Coguet, Gregoire Simon, Pierre Perthuis, Marie Chaperon, and Seguenot - cure

PRDH Repertory of Vital Events, 1621-1799, Burial Certificate No. 112641

Nicolas Millet, age 74, buried May 6, 1735, in Pointe-aux-Trembles

Present: Gilles Brouillet, Landreville, and Courtois - priest

From Aug 27, 1791 to Sep 4, 1791, at Pointe-aux-Trembles, on the east end of the island, Nicolas Millet and his wife were held captive by the Iroquois.

Adhemar -- Fiche Biographique

Nicholas Millet was a carpenter from 1672-1680 and a cultivator from 1681-1691. From 1672-1691 Nicholas owned land located on the street Saint-Paul, southern side, between the street Saint-Jean-Baptiste and the street Saint-Gabriel in Montreal. During this time he had a tenant living on the property named Sinom Guillory. In 1691 he sold the property to the Seminar of Saint-Sulpice of Paris says Sulpiciens.