Pierre Andre Renaud

Grandfontaine company; Regiment of Poitou The Company Poitou Regiment was stationed in Blaye, 33390, Gironde; Aquitaine. She came from the south and was among the first four to be there, with the Company Mr. Perrot, aboard The Eagle Golden Brouage. Departure from La Rochelle on 05.13.1665; Arrived in Quebec on 08/18/1665 (according Viateur Boulet / Bosher). (On August 8, the Lieutenant of The Eagle D 'or sometimes having left his ship and the captain Guillon Moulinbault (Moulin Baude near Tadoussac), he returned after obtaining 4 pilot of Mr. Tracy. Sources: Relationship, mail Jean Talon and Register of Jesuits ..

Locas says Renaud, Pierre-André: Soldier This nickname has now drifted Lacas or Locas. Born around 1641 Locat Jean and Marie Laurence, Roujan, 34320; Hérault; Languedoc-Roussillon. It was confirmed in Quebec City on August 24, 1665. As the country remained in 1668, he married in Sillery, a king's daughter, Françoise Desportes in November 1669 (Cont. November 5 Not. Becquet). Born in Paris, Ile-de-France around 1652 by Jean Desportes and Isabelle De Degibruse or Gibreuze or Tibierge, Saint-Nicolas-des-Champs, 3rd arrondissement of Paris, Ile-de-France. She had passed a marriage contract - later canceled - François Daniau, October 24, 1669, at the notary Becquet. She brought goods estimated at 200 pounds and a royal gift of 50 pounds. The marriage certificate is not found. This couple is registered in the census of 1681 in Saint-Charles-des-Roches (Grondines) and the oldest child was 8 years old. Pierre-André Renaud died January 25, 1713. His wife died on April 12, 1736. Cleaning established Grondine. (15 children). (Tanguay: vol.1, p.514; Jetté, p.975; Drouin, vol.2, p.1146; Sovereign Council, vol.1, p.378; Dumas, p.228; Landry, p.306; Sulte, Hist.5, p.60 (3); Langlois, p.451) http://www.migrations.fr/compagniescarignan/compagniegrandfontaine.htm.

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 Directory soldiers RENAUD says Locas, Pierre-André  Soldier Company Grandfontaine Carignan regiment; 20-08-1665 happened Québec; onboard the Golden Eagle Brouage. (CS: 176; DGFQ: 975, 976; SC) http://naviresnouvellefrance.com/html/vaisseaux2/soldats/soldatsRem.... In Quebec City on August 8 Lieutenant Eagle Tracy gets four pilot to guide his vessel and the captain GUILLON stranded at Moulinbault. OHR talks about the departure of the ship from La Rochelle on 13 May and he arrived in Quebec on August 17 at 10 pm according to the memoirs of Colonel Salt. By cons Relations mention August 19 as date of arrival of Colonel and his 15 year old son with four companies, more than 200 soldiers. The four companies of the Carignan regiment were those of Grandfontaine LaFredière, LaMothe and Salt. The ship made a 97-day crossing. He sets sail for France on 19 September with the Peace. On board the ship was the chaplain of the regiment "dict" Abbe Dubois, or Jean-Baptiste DUBOIS, Sieur d'Égriseilles. It gives the Jesuits a letter of recommendation which they say "is false." Another chaplain of the regiment, Flavien Saint-Pons nicknamed the abbot of Carignan, also happened on August 19 no doubt on this ship. When he falls ill he will be replaced by Father Pierre-Joseph CHAUMONOT already resided in Quebec. Company Grandfontaine (left Quebec on September 2 for Richelieu to help with the construction of Fort Sainte-Thérèse, and then with the company LaMothe built a strong way between Santa Teresa and St. Louis (Chambly). In late October she returned to Quebec for its winter encampment and remain there until his departure in 1668): Officers: - Hector ANDIGNÉ (d), Sieur de Grandfontaine, captain - Stone Joybert, Sieur de Soulanges and Marson, Lieutenant Soldiers and NCOs: - André Lamarche said BADEL  - Nicolas BARBOTIN said Latouche  - ... Beaulieu - Pierre BÉCARD, Sieur de Granville, taught - Jean Langevin said BERGEVIN  - François Picard said BIVILLE - Louis BOLDUC - René Bruneau said Jolicoeur  - Pierre COQUIN said La Tournelle or Latonnelle  - Gaspard said DARGAN The Boesme - Jacques Delaunay said Lacroix  - The Jacques DESMOULINS says Valon - Stephen FOREST says Lafortune  - Mathieu Parisien said GERVAIS  - Julien LATOUCHE - John LAVACHERIE said Floridor  - Lavolonté ... - Jean Merienne said La La Solaye or Soulaye - François PROVOST, lieutenant - Claude Renard said Deslauriers, drum - Pierre-André RENAUD says Locas  - Meet ... (could be said René DUMAS Meet Coy Rougemont) - Pierre Richer dit Laflèche  - St. Lawrence ... - Jean Soucy dit Lavigne  - Nicolas Sylvestre says Champagne http: // naviresnouvellef rance.com/html/page1665.html#pierreandrerenaud

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\par !Sources: Tanguay Vol I pg 514 Tanguay Vol VI pg 538 Drouin Pierre-Andre, Soldat de Carignan, Cie, de Grandfontaine Les Filles du Roi, Silvio Dumas !Francoise, Filles du Roi, brought 200 lbs plus 50 lbs from the king as her dowry, Dumas givesher birthdate as 1652 @ Ile de France, Paris & her mother as Isabelle !It appears that No. 3 and 13 are the same person.
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\par From Renaud website - In my reading, I have yet to find a definitive statement of the meaning of this name. It appears both as a first and surname in French cultures. One has to notice the similarity to the French word for fox "renard". There are tales of people from Germany, whose name meant fox, having it changed to "Renaud" or a variant. Searched website 1/17/99
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\par REF; BOB WAY--FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. SEPT 1992\par}