Sieur de Villeneuve

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Born 1627 - 1629 probably near Chartres, Orleanais, France.

About Mathieu (dit Amyot) Amiot, Sieur: Baptism: 10 August 1659, Confirmed at Quebec

Emmigrated: 1636, Arrived Canada with Parents

1668, "Lettres de Noblesse par Louis XIV"

1667, Owned 27 arpents of land & 9 livestock; Quebec

Occupation: "Sieur de Villeneuvre", "Seigneur de La Pointe-au-Bouleux" Seigneuries: 1672, Bonsecours

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<From Our French Canadian-Ancestors" by Thomas J. Laforest. vol.26 pg.40-48>

MATHIEU
Mathieu Amiot, Sieur de Villeneuve, born in France about 1628, owned a small lot in 1655, measuring 54 feet in frontage on the chemin Saint-Louis, to a depth of 18 feet, which ran as far as the south-western part of the land of Sieur Chartier de Lotbiniére, near Cap-aux-Diamants.

On the occasion of his marriage to Marie Miville, on 21 November 1650, at Quebec, Mathieu received from his father-in-law Pierre Miville, a plot of land on the Grande-Allee, border-ing that of Jean Bourdon. Mathieu owned several other pieces: at Sillery, at the Chatellenie de Coulonges, at Saint-Augustin and at Cap-Rouge. The census of 1681 recorded the colonist Amiot as living in the seigneurie of Maure, between Tugal Catin and Jacques Lemarie, where he owned three head of cattle and had thirty arpents of land under cultivation.

To summarize, let's recall that Mathieu was a valiant pioneer. In 1668, he was awarded letters of nobility. Unfor-tunately, they were invalid, wrote Father Archange Godbout, be-cause they had not been registered. The Intendant Jean Talon wanted to amend this oversight by conceding at Villeneuve, on 3 November 1672, the seigneurie of Pointe-aux-Bouleaux, near Sainte-Croix de Lotbiniére.

Mathieu and Marie raised a family of 16 children who have numerous descendants. Mathieu died on 18 December 1688 and was buried the next day at Québec. As for Marie Miville, she died at the Hôtel-Dieu on 5 September 1702, during harvest time.

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Known children were:

Charles Amiot-Villeneuve, born October 20, 1651 Quebec; died October 23, 1711 Quebec; married October 22, 1677 Quebec City, New France to Rosalie Duquet

Marie Catherine Ursule Amiot, born April 21, 1664 Quebec; died November 29, 1715 Lauzon, PQ, Canada; married November 1, 1683 Neuville, PQ, Canada to Jean Duquet-Desroches

Etienne Amiot-Villeneuve, born November 10, 1672 Quebec; died December 17, 1730 St. Augustin, PQ, Canada; married October 15, 1708 Quebec to Jeanne Campagna; married August 13, 1721 to Marie Anne Poitras, born October 20, 1709

Pierre Amiot-Villeneuve, born January 27, 1653 Quebec; died between 1708 and 1714 Portneuf, PQ, Canada; married October 12, 1681 to Jeanne Renard; married Before 1687 to Louise Jeanne Taudiere

Anne Marie Amiot, born March 21, 1654 Quebec; died December 16, 1737 Levis, PQ, Canada; married April 30, 1670 Notre Dame, Quebec to Jean Huard, son of Marin Huard and Julienne Bouillet

Marguerite Amiot, born January 24, 1656 Quebec; died February 26, 1724; married June 19, 1670 Quebec to Jean Jolly/Joly

Jean Baptiste Amiot-Villeneuve, born June 25, 1658 Quebec; died September 19, 1685 Quebec; married July 20, 1682 Notre Dame, Quebec to Genevieve Guyon du Rouvray   

Francoise Amiot, born July 12, 1660 Quebec; died February 8, 1735/36 St. Augustin, PQ, Canada; married November 5, 1675 Quebec to Charles Gingras

Jean Amiot-Villeneuve, born May 10, 1662 Quebec; died 1681

Daniel Joseph Amiot-Villeneuve, born October 4, 1665 Quebec; married September 9, 1709 to Marie Kapiouarnokoue/Kapi8arnok8e; second marriage to Domithilde Oukabe/Nepveuouikabe/LaFourche, daughter of KeWaNoQuat, sister of NisSoWaQuet - an Ottawa Indian Woman; Daniel died about 1726.

Mathieu Amiot-Villeneuve, born August 23, 1667 Quebec; died December 2, 1684 Quebec Philippe Amiot-Villeneuve, born April 9, 1669 Quebe4c; died March 13, 1722 Portneuf, PQ; married October 25, 1694 Portneuf, PQ, Canada to Marie Harnois

Jeanne Amiot, born November 22, 1670 Quebec; married February 26, 1691 to Paul Tessier Marie Amiot, born 1674 Quebec; died November 7, 1714 Quebec  

Marie Francoise Amiot, born June 13, 1676 Quebec; died November 23, 1758 Montreal, PQ, Canada; married November 24, 1699 St. Augustin, PQ, Canada to Jean Baptiste Thibaut

Genevieve Amiot, born November 5, 1678 Quebec; died November 13, 1678 Quebec ============================================================  =

Mathieu Amiot and Marie Miville: Contract notary: 19 November 1650, Guillaume Audouart

Marriage: 22 November 1650, Ville-de-Quebec, Quebec

Children of Mathieu Amiot and Marie Miville are:

 i.   Charles Amiot, born 20 October 1651 in Quebec, Quebec5197; married Rosalie Duquet 22 November 1677 in Quebec5198.  More About Charles Amiot and Rosalie Duquet: Marriage: 22 November 1677, Quebec  

ii. Pierre Amiot, born 27 January 1653 in Quebec, Quebec
iii. Anne-Marie Amiot, born 21 March 1654 in Quebec, Quebec
iv. Marguerite Amiot, born 24 January 1656 in Quebec, Quebec
v. Jean-Baptiste Amiot, born 25 June 1658 in Quebec, Quebec5199; died 19 September 1685 in Quebec, Quebec; married Genevieve Guyon 20 July 1682 in Quebec, Quebec ; born 16 January 1666 in Quebec, Quebec ; died 21 February 1686 in Quebec, Quebec . About Jean-Baptiste Amiot and Genevieve Guyon: Marriage: 20 July 1682, Quebec, Quebec
497 vi. Francoise (Amyot) Amiot, born 12 July 1660 in BAP: Ville-de-Quebec, Quebec, Quebec; died 08 February 1736 in St-Augustin, Quebec, Quebec; married Charles Gingras 05 November 1675 in St-Augustin, Portneuf, Quebec.
vii. Jean Amiot, born 10 May 1662 in Quebec, Quebec
viii. Catherine-Ursule Amiot, born 21 April 1664 in Quebec, Quebec ; died Bet. 1715 - 1718 in Lauzon, Levis, Quebec ; married Jean Duquet 11 November 1683 in Pointe-aux-Trembles, Quebec ; born 15 December 1651 in Quebec, Quebec5208; died Bet. 1710 - 1718 in Lauzon, Levis, Quebec . More About Jean Duquet and Catherine-Ursule Amiot: Marriage: 11 November 1683, Pointe-aux-Trembles, Quebec
ix. Daniel-Joseph Amiot, born 04 October 1665 in Quebec, Quebec5210
x. Mathieu Amiot, born 23 August 1667 in Quebec, Quebec5210; died 02 December 1684 in Quebec, Quebec5210 More About Mathieu Amiot: Confirmation: 1678, Sorel, Richelieu, Quebec5211
xi. Philippe Amiot, born 09 April 1669 in Quebec, Quebec5212
xii. Jeanne Amiot, born 22 November 1670 in Quebec, Quebec5212; married Paul Tessier 26 February 1691 in Neuville, Portneuf, Quebec5213; born Abt. 1670. More About Paul Tessier and Jeanne Amiot: Marriage: 26 February 1691, Neuville, Portneuf, Quebec5213
xiii. Etienne Amiot, born 10 November 16725214
xiv. Marie Amiot, born Abt. 16745214; died 07 November 1714 in Montreal, Quebec5214
xv. Marie-Francoise Amiot, born 13 June 16765214
xvi. Genevieve Amiot, born 05 November 16785214; died 13 November 1678 in Quebec, Quebec5215

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Historiques Amyot et Laurier. Ancetre direct de Georges-Elie Amyot et de Sir Wilfrid Laurier.

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Mathieu Amiot, Sieur de Villeneuve, born in France about 1628, owned a small lot in 1655, measuring 54 feet in frontage on the chemin Saint-Louis, to a depth of 18 feet, which ran as far as the south-western part of the land of Sieur Chartier de Lotbiniére, near Cap-aux-Diamants.

On the occasion of his marriage to Marie Miville, on 21 November 1650, at Quebec, Mathieu received from his father-in-law Pierre Miville, a plot of land on the Grande-Allee, border-ing that of Jean Bourdon. Mathieu owned several other pieces: at Sillery, at the Chatellenie de Coulonges, at Saint-Augustin and at Cap-Rouge. The census of 1681 recorded the colonist Amiot as living in the seigneurie of Maure, between Tugal Catin and Jacques Lemarie, where he owned three head of cattle and had thirty arpents of land under cultivation.

To summarize, let's recall that Mathieu was a valiant pioneer. In 1668, he was awarded letters of nobility. Unfor-tunately, they were invalid, wrote Father Archange Godbout, be-cause they had not been registered. The Intendant Jean Talon wanted to amend this oversight by conceding at Villeneuve, on 3 November 1672, the seigneurie of Pointe-aux-Bouleaux, near Sainte-Croix de Lotbiniére.

Mathieu and Marie raised a family of 16 children who have numerous descendants. Mathieu died on 18 December 1688 and was buried the next day at Québec. As for Marie Miville, she died at the Hôtel-Dieu on 5 September 1702, during harvest time.

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His father, who came originally from the neighbourhood of Soissons, was at Quebec from the summer of 1635 on. Mathieu, like his brother Jean, was for some years an interpreter for the Jesuits; he worked in their house at Trois-Rivières and perhaps also in the Huron country. Then he became a settler, and during the remainder of his life he managed to accumulate a fairly sizable number of properties. Thus, in 1649, Governor Louis d’Ailleboust made him a grant of land at Trois-Rivières; in addition, on the occasion of his marriage on 22 Oct. 1650, Marie Miville brought him as her dowry a property in the town of Quebec; in 1661 the Jesuits granted him a portion of land at Sillery, where he built a house for himself, whilst keeping his town residence; on 6 Sept. 1665 Jean Juchereau de Maur gave him an estate on Pointe Villeneuve, near Saint-Augustin de Portneuf, which he enlarged in 1677 and 1685; and on 3 Nov. 1672 Talon granted him another domain, as a fief and seigneury, at Pointe aux Bouleaux.

     As his possessions increased, Mathieu became a more and more important person in the colony. A notable at Quebec, he had taken part in the election of a syndic in 1664, and three years later the king acceded to Talon’s request to grant him letters of nobility. However, when these letters arrived in 1668 the intendant did not know whether he should have them registered in the Conseil Souverain of Quebec or in the Parlement of Paris. While awaiting the reply from Versailles he learned that Louis XIV had abolished all titles not yet registered (1669). Three other settlers had received letters of nobility at the same time as Amiot. They or their descendants had them recognized despite the 1669 ruling. But as Amiot apparently made no claim in respect of his, they were finally annulled.

Villeneuve left his heirs more debts and worries than assets. In 1703 the debts encumbering the estate still amounted to 700 livres, and Marie Miville, who had sold the lands for 1,500 livres, had died (September 1702), a victim of the distress caused her by a lawsuit which her son Charles, the eldest of her 15 children, had brought against her.

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Fils de Philippe et Anne Convent
(CT 19 Audouart) avec Marie Miville

Lettres de noblesse accordées en 1668, mais non enregistrées

Concession de la seigneurie de la Pointe-aux-Bouleaux, près de Ste-Croix le 3-11-1672, augmentée le 16-4-1687 et vendue par sa veuve à Robert Choret le 5-4-1701

Il "fut anobli par le roi et reçut en fief la pointe-Villeneuve à Sillery. C'est depuis, que le nom d'Amyot fut changé en celui de VILLENEUVE".

AMIOT (Amyot), dit Villeneuve, MATHIEU, donné, interprète, seigneur, né entre 1627 et 1629. probablement près de Chartres (Orléanais), de Philippe Amiot et d’Anne Convent, décédé à Québec le 18 novembre 1688.

     Originaire des environs de Soissons, son père était à Québec dès l’été de 1635. Mathieu, comme son frère Jean, fut pendant quelques années interprète des Jésuites, travaillant chez eux à Trois-Rivières et peut-être aussi en Huronie. Puis il se fit colon et réussit pendant le reste de sa vie à accumuler un nombre assez intéressant de possessions. Ainsi, en 1649, le gouverneur LouIs d’Ailleboust lui concéda une terre à Trois-Rivières ; en outre, lors de son mariage, le 22 octobre 1650, Marie Miville lui apporta en dot une propriété dans la ville de Québec ; en 1661, les Jésuites lui firent concession d’un lot à Sillery, où il se construisit une maison, tout en conservant sa demeure en ville ; le 6 septembre 1665, Jean Juchereau de Maur lui donna, sur la Pointe-Villeneuve, près de Saint-Augustin de Portneuf, une propriété qu’il agrandit en 1677 et en 1685 ; le 3 novembre 1672, Talon lui avait concédé en fief et seigneurie un autre domaine à la Pointe-aux-Bouleaux.

À mesure que ses biens s’accumulaient, Mathieu devenait un personnage de plus en plus important dans la colonie. Comme notable, à Québec, il avait participé à l’élection d’un syndic en 1664 et, trois ans plus tard, le roi agréa la requête de Talon de lui octroyer des lettres de noblesse. Cependant, quand elles arrivèrent, en 1668, l’intendant ignorait s’il devait les faire enregistrer au Conseil souverain de Québec ou au parlement de Paris. En attendant la réponse de Versailles, il apprit que Louis XIV avait aboli tous les titres non encore enregistrés (1669). Trois autres colons avaient reçu des lettres de noblesse en même temps qu’Amiot. Eux ou leurs descendants les firent reconnaître en dépit de l’ordonnance de 1669. Amiot n’ayant fait aucune revendication au sujet des siennes, semble-t-il, elles furent définitivement annulées.
Villeneuve laissa à ses héritiers plus de dettes et de soucis que de biens. En 1703, les dettes de la succession s’élevaient encore à 700ª et Marie Miville, qui avait vendu les terres pour 1 500ª, était morte (septembre 1702) des angoisses que lui causait un procès intenté contre elle par son fils Charles, l’aîné de ses 15 enfants. Source: Dictionnaire biographique de Canada

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AMIOT (Amyot), said Villeneuve, MATHIEU, given, interpreter, Lord, born between 1627 and 1629. probably near Chartres (Orléans), Philippe Amiot and Anne Convent, died in Quebec City on November 18, 1688.Originally from the vicinity of Soissons, his father was in Quebec City as early as the summer of 1635. Mathieu, like his brother John, was for some years the Jesuits performer, working at home in Trois-Rivières and perhaps also in Huronia. Then he became colon and succeeded during the rest of his life to accumulate a fairly decent number of possessions. Thus, in 1649, Governor LouIs d'Ailleboust him conceded land in Trois-Rivières; In addition, during his marriage, October 22, 1650, Marie McCarty brought in dowry property in Quebec City; In 1661, the Jesuits made him grant of a lot at Sillery, where he built a House, while retaining his residence in the city. September 6, 1665, Jean Juchereau de Maur gave him on the tip-Villeneuve, near Saint-Augustin de Portneuf, a property that it enlarges in 1677 and in 1685; November 3, 1672, heel he conceded in fief and Lordship another domain in the Pointe - aux-bouleaux.That its goods were piling up, Mathieu became a more important figure in the colony. As notable, in Quebec City, he had participated in the election of a trustee in 1664, and three years later, the King accepted the request of heel to grant letters of nobility. However, when they arrived, in 1668, the intendant was unaware whether he should to register to the Conseil souverain of Quebec or the Parliament of Paris. Pending the response of Versailles, he learned that Louis XIV had abolished all titles not yet registered (1669). Three other settlers had received letters of nobility at the same time as Amiot. Them or their descendants made them recognize despite the order of 1669. Amiot having no claim about his own, seems, they were definitely cancelled.Villeneuve left his heirs more debts and worries property. In 1703, the debts of the estate still amounted to 700ª and Marie McCarty, who had sold the land for 1 livres, was dead (September 1702) of anguish that caused him a lawsuit brought against it by his son Charles, the eldest of his 15 children.Source: Dictionary of Canada Biography

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aussi connu sous le nom de Sieur Mathieu Amyot dit Villeneuve 10, 11, Mathieu Amiot 9, Mathurin Amyot 8 et Mathieu Amyot 4, 5, 6, 7.

Il est le fils de Philippe Amiot 12, 13 et Anne Convent 13, 14.

Il nait autour de 1629 à Chartres, France 1, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30.

Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve, Jean Amiot, Anne Convent et Philippe Amiot immigrent en Nouvelle-France à l'été 1635 13, 31.

Marie Miville dite LeSuisse et Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve signent un contrat de mariage le 19 novembre 1650 par devant Guillaume Audouart de Saint-Germain. Il épouse Marie Miville dite LeSuisse fille de Charlotte Maugis et Pierre Miville dit LeSuisse le 22 novembre 1650 à Notre-Dame, Québec, Capitale-Nationale, Québec, Canada 1, 4, 5, 32.

Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve est habitant en 1666 à Québec 1. Antoine Ducos est domestique engagé de Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve en 1666 à Québec 1.

Antoine Ducos, Daniel-Joseph Amiot, Catherine-Ursule Amiot, Jean Amiot, Marguerite Amiot, Pierre Amiot dit Villeneuve, Charles Amiot dit Villeneuve, Françoise Amiot, Anne-Marie Amiot, Sieur Jean-Baptiste Amiot de Neuville, Marie Miville dite LeSuisse et Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve résident à Québec en 1666 1.

Daniel LeRoy fut domestiques de Adrien Saillot en octobre 1667 à à Sillery, Capitale-Nationale 4. Daniel LeRoy, Adrien Saillot, Mathieu Amiot, Daniel-Joseph Amiot, Catherine-Ursule Amiot, Jean Amiot, Marguerite Amiot, Pierre Amiot dit Villeneuve, Charles Amiot dit Villeneuve, Françoise Amiot, Anne-Marie Amiot, Sieur Jean-Baptiste Amiot de Neuville, Marie Miville dite LeSuisse et Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve résident à Sillery en octobre 1667 4.

Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve possède neuf bestiaux et vingt-sept arpents de terre en valeur en octobre 1667 4.

• ** Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve obtient des lettres de noblesse, mais elles ne sont pas enregistrées en 1668 7.

Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve obtient concession de la seigneurie de la Pointe-aux-Bouleaux près de Sainte-Croix.

Marie-Françoise Amiot, Philippe Amiot de l'Erpinière, Mathieu Amiot, Daniel-Joseph Amiot, Catherine-Ursule Amiot, Jean Amiot, Jeanne Amiot, Sieur Jean-Baptiste Amiot de Neuville, Michel Boucher et Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve résident à la seigeurie de Maure, Québec en 1681 5.

Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve possède trois fusils, trois bêtes à cornes et trente arpents de terre en valeur en 1681 5.

Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve obtient une augmentation de sa concession le 16 avril 1687.

Il décède le 18 décembre 1688 7, 36. Il est inhumé le 19 décembre 1688 à Notre-Dame, Québec 14, 37.

Liste de ses enfants connus:

+ 1. Sieur Jean-Baptiste Amiot de Neuville (1658 - 1685) 1, 4, 5, 15 (de Marie Miville dite LeSuisse) + 2. Jeanne Amiot (1670 - 1749) 5, 16 (de Marie Miville dite LeSuisse) + 3. Anne-Marie Amiot (1654 - 1737) 1, 4, 17, 18 (de Marie Miville dite LeSuisse) + 4. Françoise Amiot (1660 - ) 1, 4, 19 (de Marie Miville dite LeSuisse) + 5. Charles Amiot dit Villeneuve (1651 - 1711) 1, 4, 12, 20 (de Marie Miville dite LeSuisse) + 6. Pierre Amiot dit Villeneuve (1653 - 1714) 1, 2, 4, 12 (de Marie Miville dite LeSuisse) + 7. Marguerite Amiot (1656 - 1724) 1, 4, 21 (de Marie Miville dite LeSuisse)

  8. Jean Amiot (1662 - ) 1, 4, 5, 15 (de Marie Miville dite LeSuisse) + 9. Catherine-Ursule Amiot (1664 - 1715) 1, 4, 5, 22 (de Marie Miville dite LeSuisse) + 10. Daniel-Joseph Amiot (1665 - 1725) 1, 4, 5, 23 (de Marie Miville dite LeSuisse)

  11. Mathieu Amiot (1667 - 1684) 4, 5, 14 (de Marie Miville dite LeSuisse) + 12. Philippe Amiot de l'Erpinière (1669 - 1722) 5, 24 (de Marie Miville dite LeSuisse) + 13. Étienne Amiot dit Villeneuve (1672 - 1730) 24 (de Marie Miville dite LeSuisse)

  14. Marie Amiot (1673 - 1714) 5, 15 (de Marie Miville dite LeSuisse) + 15. Marie-Françoise Amiot (1676 - ) 5, 25 (de Marie Miville dite LeSuisse)

  16. Geneviève Amiot (1678 - 1678) 14 (de Marie Miville dite LeSuisse)

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2. Fichier Origine - version 13, 15 octobre 2000

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5. Internet - Recensement de 1681 en Nouvelle-France, référant au chapitre IV du livre Histoire des Canadiens-Français de Benjamin Sulte, compilé par Jean-Guy Sénécal (senecal@gel.ulaval.ca) le 17 mars 1998.

6. Tanguay - Volume 1, p. 6, 49, 435

7. Drouin Rouge, Tome III (PÉF) - p.1359

8. Tanguay - Volume 1, p. 219, 309, 325, 566

9. Tanguay - Volume 2, p. 30

10. Courriel de Patrick Lahoudie - 31 décembre 2004

11. Courriel de Janet Currier - 19 février 2008

12. Tanguay - Volume 1, p. 6, Volume 2, p. 30

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14. Tanguay - Volume 1, p. 6

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16. Tanguay - Volume 1, p. 6, 49

17. Tanguay - Volume 1, p. 6, 309

18. Histoire de Lauzon - p. 265

19. Tanguay - Volume 1, p. 6, 268

20. Histoire de Lauzon - p. 610

21. Tanguay - Volume 1, p. 6, 325, Volume 2, p. 30

22. Tanguay - Volume 1, p. 6, 219

23. Tanguay - Volume 1, p. 6, Volume 2, p. 30, 31

24. Tanguay - Volume 1, p. 6, Volume 2, p. 31

25. Tanguay - Volume 1, p. 6, 566

26. Internet - Recensement de 1667 en Nouvelle-France, référant au tome IV, chapitre IV du livre Histoire des Canadiens-Français de Benjamin Sulte, compilé par Jean-Guy Sénécal (senecal@fmed.ulaval.ca) le 17 mars 1998. Âgé de 40 ans.

27. Internet - Recensement de 1681 en Nouvelle-France, référant au chapitre IV du livre Histoire des Canadiens-Français de Benjamin Sulte, compilé par Jean-Guy Sénécal (senecal@gel.ulaval.ca) le 17 mars 1998. Âgé de 53 ans.

28. Tanguay - Volume 1, p. 6 (1628)

29. Lettre de Bob Leroux - juillet 2003 (1628)

30. Courriel de Darleene Watkins - 3 décembre 2007 (1627, Estrées)

31. Noblesse Québécoise - Table 14

32. Tanguay - Volume 1, p. 6, 435, Volume 2, p. 30

33. Histoire de Lauzon - p. 263

34. Tanguay - Volume 1, p. 151, 416

35. Courriel de Natalie Bédard - 16 juillet 2007 selon PRDH et registres de Neuville, 1679-1724, p. 77

36. Courriel de Darleene Watkins - 3 décembre 2007

37. Courriel de R. Charron-Chénier - 7 janvier 2004

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Amiot dit Sieur de Villeneuve. D\'e9c\'e9d\'e9 \'e0 70 ans, \'e0 St-Augustin.}

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Fils de Philippe et Anne Convent
(CT 19 Audouart) avec Marie Miville
Lettres de noblesse accordées en 1668, mais non enregistrées
Concession de la seigneurie de la Pointe-aux-Bouleaux, près de Ste-Croix le 3-11-1672, augmentée le 16-4-1687 et vendue par sa veuve à Robert Choret le 5-4-1701
Il "fut anobli par le roi et reçut en fief la pointe-Villeneuve à Sillery. C'est depuis, que le nom d'Amyot fut changé en celui de VILLENEUVE".

Il naît autour de 1629 à Chartres, France 1, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30. Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve, Jean Amiot, Anne Convent et Philippe Amiot immigrent en Nouvelle-France à l'été 1635 13, 31. Marie Miville dite LeSuisse et Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve signent un contrat de mariage le 19 novembre 1650 par devant Guillaume Audouart de Saint-Germain. Il épouse Marie Miville dite LeSuisse fille de Charlotte Maugis et Pierre Miville dit LeSuisse le 22 novembre 1650 à Notre-Dame, Québec, Capitale-Nationale, Québec, Canada 1, 4, 5, 32. Sieur Mathieu Amiot deVilleneuve est habitant en 1666 à Québec 1. Antoine Ducos est domestique engagé de Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve en 1666 à Québec 1. Antoine Ducos, Daniel-Joseph Amiot,Catherine-Ursule Amiot, Jean Amiot, Marguerite Amiot, Pierre Amiot dit Villeneuve, Charles Amiot dit Villeneuve, Françoise Amiot, Anne-Marie Amiot, Sieur Jean-Baptiste Amiot de Neuville, Marie Miville dite LeSuisse et Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve résident à Québec en 1666 1. Daniel LeRoy fut domestiques de Adrien Saillot en octobre 1667 à à Sillery, Capitale-Nationale 4. Daniel LeRoy, Adrien Saillot, Mathieu Amiot, Daniel-Joseph Amiot, Catherine-Ursule Amiot, Jean Amiot, Marguerite Amiot, Pierre Amiot dit Villeneuve, Charles Amiot dit Villeneuve, Françoise Amiot, Anne-Marie Amiot, Sieur Jean-Baptiste Amiot de Neuville, Marie Miville dite LeSuisse et Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve résident à Sillery en octobre 1667 4.Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve possède neuf bestiaux et vingt-sept arpents de terre en valeur en octobre 1667 4. Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve obtient des lettres de noblesse, mais elles ne sont pas enregistrées en 1668 7. Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve obtient concession de la seigneurie de la Pointe-aux-Bouleaux près de Sainte-Croix. Marie-Françoise Amiot, Philippe Amiot de l'Erpinière, Mathieu Amiot, Daniel-Joseph Amiot, Catherine-Ursule Amiot, Jean Amiot, Jeanne Amiot, Sieur Jean-Baptiste Amiot de Neuville, Michel Boucher et Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve résident à la seigeurie de Maure, Québec en 1681 5. Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve possède trois fusils, trois bêtes à cornes et trente arpents de terreen valeur en 1681 5. Sieur Mathieu Amiot de Villeneuve obtient une augmentation de sa concession le 16 avril 1687. Il décède le 18 décembre 1688 7, 36. Il est inhumé le 19 décembre 1688 à Notre-Dame, Québec 14, 37.

Il est présent lors de la signature du contrat de mariage de Louise Menacier et Toussaint Le Dran le 25 octobre 1663 33. Il est présent lors du mariage de Marie Martin et Jacques Croteau célébré par Jean Basset le 5 février 1687 à Neuville, Capitale-Nationale 34, 35.
Lettres de noblesse accordées en 1668, mais non enregistrées

Concession de la seigneurie de la Pointe-aux-Bouleaux, près de Ste-Croix le 3-11-1672, augmentée le 16-4-1687 et vendue par sa veuve à Robert Choret le 5-4-1701

Il "fut anobli par le roi et reçut en fief la pointe-Villeneuve à Sillery. C'est depuis, que le nom d'Amyot fut changé en celui de VILLENEUVE".

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Mathieu migrated to New France with his parents and his brother Jean in the summer of 1635. He and Jean were intrepretors for the Jesuits for several years in Trois-Rivieres and in the Huron territory. He later became a colonist and accumulated quite a few possessions.
He married Marie Miville on November 22, 1650 in Quebec, QC and they had 16 children. His marriage to Marie brought him as her dowry a property in the city of Quebec.
In 1649, Governor Louis d'Ailleboust gave him a concession of land in Trois-Rivieres. In 1661, the Jesuits gave him a concession of a lot in Sillery, QC on which he constructed a house, all the while keeping his house in Quebec City.
On September 6, 1665, Jean Juchereau de Maur gave him a property at Pointe-Villeneuve near Saint-Augustin de Portneuf in the Seigneurie de Maure measuring 12 arpents frontage by 20 arpents deep situated 4 arpents above the Pointe Villeneuve and 8 arpents below heading down toward Quebec City. He added on this lot in 1677 and 1685. On November 3, 1672, Talon had given him another piece of land at Pointe-aux-Bouleaux as a fief and seigneurie.
As his possessions were growing, he was becoming more and more important in the colony. As notary in Quebec, he had participated in the election of a property agent in 1664 and 3 years later, the king agreed to let Talon give Mathieu letters of nobility. However, while waiting for them to arrive, he didn't realize that it needed to be registered at the "Conseil souverain de Quebec" or the Parliament of Paris. While awaiting the response from Versailles, he learned that king Louis XIV had abolished all titles not yet registered (1669). Three other colonists had also been told that they would be recognized as nobility.
He died leaving his inheritors with more debt and problems than possessions.
Census of 1666 at Quebec, QC: Mathieu Amiot dit Villeneuve, 37, habitant; Marie Miville, his wife, 33; Charles 14, Pierre 13, Anne-Marie 11, Marguerite 9, Jean-Baptiste 8, Jean 6, Francoise 5, Catherine 3, Daniel 6 months; Antoine Ducos 26, hired domestic.
Census of 1667 at Sillery, QC: Mathieu Amyot 40; Marie Miville, his wife, 35; Charles 16, Pierre 15, Anne-Marie 14, Marguerite 11, Jean-Baptiste 9, Francoise 7, Jean 6, Catherine-Ursule 5, Daniel-Joseph 2, Mathieu 1 1/2 month; Domestics - Adrien Saillot 19; Daniel LeRoy 20; 9 cattle, 27 arpents of value.
Census of 1681 at Seigneurie de Maure: Mathieu Amyot 53;,Marie Miville, his wife, 50; Children - Jean-Baptiste 22, Jean 20, Daniel 16, Mathieu 14, Philippe 13, Marie 8, Catherine 17, Jeanne 11, Marie 6; 3 guns, 3 horned cattle, 30 arpents of value.

Notes

• Location info: Picardie, France (birth), Orléanais, France (baptism), Notre-Dame-de-Québec (marriage), Québec (death)
  • Places de naissance et baptêmes : Certaines sources donnent Estrées en Île-de-France. À vérifier.
    • PRDH donne Estrées comme étant en Île-de-France. Cela n'est pas correct. Estrées se trouve en Picardie.
  • Serait-il possible que Mathieu soit né à Estrées (Picardie) et a été baptisé l'année d'ensuite à Chartres (Orléanais) ?
• Pionnier de la Nouvelle-France. Arrive au Québec en 1635.
• Seigneur de plusieurs propriétés : seigneurie de Maure et les fiefs de la Pointe-Villeneuve et de la Pointe-aux-Bouleaux.

Biographie Biography

MATHIEU AMIOT (Amyot), dit Villeneuve

AMIOT (Amyot), dit Villeneuve, MATHIEU, donné, interprète, seigneur, né entre 1627 et 1629. probablement près de Chartres (Orléanais), de Philippe Amiot et d’Anne Convent, décédé à Québec le 18 novembre 1688.

Originaire des environs de Soissons, son père était à Québec dès l’été de 1635. Mathieu, comme son frère Jean, fut pendant quelques années interprète des Jésuites, travaillant chez eux à Trois-Rivières et peut-être aussi en Huronie. Puis il se fit colon et réussit pendant le reste de sa vie à accumuler un nombre assez intéressant de possessions. Ainsi, en 1649, le gouverneur LouIs d’Ailleboust lui concéda une terre à Trois-Rivières ; en outre, lors de son mariage, le 22 octobre 1650, Marie Miville lui apporta en dot une propriété dans la ville de Québec ; en 1661, les Jésuites lui firent concession d’un lot à Sillery, où il se construisit une maison, tout en conservant sa demeure en ville ; le 6 septembre 1665, Jean Juchereau de Maur lui donna, sur la Pointe-Villeneuve, près de Saint-Augustin de Portneuf, une propriété qu’il agrandit en 1677 et en 1685 ; le 3 novembre 1672, Talon lui avait concédé en fief et seigneurie un autre domaine à la Pointe-aux-Bouleaux..

À mesure que ses biens s’accumulaient, Mathieu devenait un personnage de plus en plus important dans la colonie. Comme notable, à Québec, il avait participé à l’élection d’un syndic en 1664 et, trois ans plus tard, le roi agréa la requête de Talon de lui octroyer des lettres de noblesse. Cependant, quand elles arrivèrent, en 1668, l’intendant ignorait s’il devait les faire enregistrer au Conseil souverain de Québec ou au parlement de Paris. En attendant la réponse de Versailles, il apprit que Louis XIV avait aboli tous les titres non encore enregistrés (1669). Trois autres colons avaient reçu des lettres de noblesse en même temps qu’Amiot. Eux ou leurs descendants les firent reconnaître en dépit de l’ordonnance de 1669. Amiot n’ayant fait aucune revendication au sujet des siennes, semble-t-il, elles furent définitivement annulées.

Villeneuve laissa à ses héritiers plus de dettes et de soucis que de biens. En 1703, les dettes de la succession s’élevaient encore à 700# et Marie Miville, qui avait vendu les terres pour 1 500#, était morte (septembre 1702) des angoisses que lui causait un procès intenté contre elle par son fils Charles, l’aîné de ses 15 enfants.

J. Monet

ASQ, Documents Faribault, 22, 104 ; Registre A, pp. 588–594.— Jug. et délib.— Papier terrier de la Cie des I.O. (P.-G. Roy), 42–44.— P.-G. Roy, Inv. concessions, I : 276–278 ; II : 68 ; III : 4–6.— Lionel Audet-Lapointe, Famille Amiot-Villeneuve, BRH, LX (1954) : 121–135.— Godbout, Nos ancêtres, RAPQ, 1951–53 : 488.— P.-G. Roy, Les Amyot sous le Régime français, BRH, XXIII (1917) : 164s. Mathieu Amiot Villeneuve, BRH, XXV (1919) 321–331.

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