Royer Rogier Broucard

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ROYER BROUCARD, inhabitant of this city, widower of ANNE BERNARD, and JEANNE l'EMOND, widow of JEAN le FEVRE bourgeois, weaver of this city, have been married in this Church the l8th Dec. 1666 by Mr. Molerus (marginal note: "By dispensation"). [4] On the same day, Rogier's younger brother, Bourgon Broucard, married Jeanne's eldest daughter, Catherine Lefevre, 18 years old.[5]
Roger "Royer" Broucard, later called a "bourgeois of this city," died in Mannheim in early 1675. His younger brother, Bourgon Broucard, and Jeanne's daughter, Catherine Lefevre, left Mannheim around February 1675 (perhaps at his brother's death). They emigrated first to Amsterdam in the Netherlands, and then sailed to the former Dutch colony of New Netherland (New York), in May 1675 on the Dutch Ship, The Gilded Otter. They later settled in Raritan, New Jersey.[6]