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Toponymie Toponymy
In 1634-50, the Huron territories were located in present-day Georgian Bay area, Ontario. In those days, the people of Nouvelle-France called it "Huronie".
After 1650, when the Huronie was destroyed, perhaps it is appropriate to refer to the location by its historic name in Huron language, "Wendake". Until 1790, this territory is in Québec, and thereafter Ontario. We use the expression "Wendake historique" to distinguish with what will be the future municipality of Wendake near Québec City.
Note about Place of Birth: before 1609, this was before contact with Europeans. It is perhaps appropriate to call this location « Pays des Hurons, Amérique ».
- « Wendake » :
- « Ouendats » :
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- ... 1608 et avant :
Place Name
=City
= [laissez-vide]County
= [laissez-vide]State/Province
= Pays des HuronsCountry
= Amérique
- ... entre 1609 et 1650 :
Place Name
=City
= [laissez-vide]County
= [laissez-vide]State/Province
= HuronieCountry
= Canada
- ... entre 1651 à 1790 :
Place Name
= Wendake historiqueCity
= [laissez-vide]County
= [laissez-vide]State/Province
= QuébecCountry
= Canada
- ... 1791 à aujourd'hui :
Place Name
= Wendake historiqueCity
= [laissez-vide]County
= [laissez-vide]State/Province
= OntarioCountry
= Canada
Paroisses et missions Parishes and Missions
Immaculée-Conception de Notre-Dame
Entre 1634 et 1850. Forme courte : La Conception.
Mission Sainte-Marie
aka Sainte-Marie-au-pays-des-Hurons
1639-1649. Mission jésuites.
Mission Saint-Jean
Mission Saint-Joseph
(Saint-Joseph II?)
Saint-Ignace
(Était-ce une mission ou juste un village ?)
Saint-Ignace se trouvait entre où l'on retrouve aujourd'hui Coldwater et Vasey, dans le comté de Simcoe, Ontario.
Histoire History
Plaque commémorative : JESUIT MISSION TO MANITOULIN 1648-50 In 1648 Father Joseph Poncet then serving at Ste. Marie in Huronia was placed in charge of the Jesuit mission of St. Pierre by his superior Father Paul Ragueneau. This newly created mission was formed to serve the Algonkian-speaking Indians of Manitoulin Island and the north shore of Lake Huon. Poncet the first known European resident of Manitoulin (called "Île de Ste. Marie" by the missionaries and "Ekaentoton" by the Hurons), served on this Island from October 1648 to May 1649. He returned to Manitoulin before the end of the latter year but was compelled to abandon the mission in 1650 following the defeat and dispersal of the Hurons by the Iroquois.
Population The People
Personnalités Personalities
- Saint Jean de Brébeuf, martyr, missionnaire jésuite.
- Saint Isaac Jogues, martyr, missionnaire jésuite.
- Saint Noël Chabanel, martyr, missionnaire jésuite.
- Saint Antoine Daniel, martyr, missionnaire jésuite.
- Saint Charles Garnier, martyr, missionnaire jésuite.
- Saint René Goupil, martyr, missionnaire jésuite.
- Saint Jean de Lalande, martyr, missionnaire jésuite.
- Saint Gabriel Lalemant, martyr, missionnaire jésuite.
- Père Joseph Le Caron, premier missionnaire chez les Hurons. Il célébra la première messe en pays huron le 12 août 1615.
- Rév. Père Jérôme Lalemant, missionnaire jésuite.
- Rév. Père Paul Ragueneau, missionnaire jésuite.
- Thomas Tsondoutannen, Huron converti Catholique, fut tué par les Iroquois pendant une expédition avec le père Jacques Buteux.
- Louis Honarreennha, a Huron apostate, slayed Father Noël Chabanel out of hatred for the faith, near the Saint-Jean mission.
- Father Joseph Poncet, fondateur de la mission Saint-Pierre sur l'Île Sainte-Marie (Manitoulin)
- Étienne Brûlé
Moments marquants Landmarks
Sources
- Wyandot People, Wikipedia
- Wendake, Quebec, Wikipedia
- Huron, Wikipédia
- Huronie, Wikipédia
- Ontario, Wikipédia
- Centre de recherche en civilisation canadienne-française, University of Ottawa
Mots clés Keywords
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