Pierre (Parenteau) Parenteau dit Lafontaine (abt. 1649 - 1695)

Born about 1649 in Bauzauges, Saintonge, France

Ancestors

Husband of Magdalene Tisserand — married 12 Sep 1673 in Paroisse Notre-Dame, Québec, Canada, Nouvelle-France

Descendants

Died 17 Jul 1695 at about age 46 in Yamaska, New France

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Biography

Pierre (Parenteau) Parenteau dit Lafontaine lived
in Canada, Nouvelle-France.

Pierre (Parenteau) Parenteau dit Lafontaine migrated from France to New France.

Pierre dit LaFontaine Parenteau Pierre was born 1649 in Saintonge, France. At the age of 16 he left France as a soldier of the Carignan-Salieres Regiment. King Louis XIV needed people to settle "New France" and these young men were one step in the King's plan. Pierre sailed on the St. Sebastien, which arrived in Quebec, 12 Sep 1665. Eight years later, 12-09-1673 at Quebec, Pierre married a "Fille de roi," Madeleine Tisserand and they raised a family of ten or eleven children. Pierre was killed in an Indian raid in 1695 at St-Francois-du-Lac, Yamaska, New France.

Notaries - the seigneury of the Rivière Saint-François

Adhémar, father and son

-1671-10-24: Antoine Adhémar notary, farm company made to Pierre Parenteau dit Lafontaine and René Le Fort (Faure) dit Laprairie by Jean Crevier. Act absent and cited in Adhémar 1672-01-17.

CT-1672-01-17: Adhémar, "Farm company made in Meunier dit Laliberté by René le Fort (Faure dit Lapraire)" dit Prairie ", according to the title of the act in the onomastic index. Jean Crevier designated as lord of Saint-François. It is specified that Simon Meunier dit Laliberté replaces Pierre Parenteau dit Lafontaine who has withdrawn from this lease granted by Jean Crevier.

CT-1673-10-03: Adhémar, Jean Crevier makes land concessions: 1 to Pierre Parenteau dit Lafontaine in Saint-Joseph Island (act disappeared but cited in the act of sale by the heirs on October 24, 1713, Chambalon notary)

Chambalon

C-1695-10-17: Chambalon notary, Pierre Parenteau cited as living during the baptism of the natural child of his daughter Marguerite in Québec 1692-12-09, in a notarial deed passed by his widow and her second husband here in Quebec.

CT-1713-10-24: Chambalon notary, sale by Jacques Berthelot for his wife Marguerite Parenteau, Pierre and Charles Parenteau and Guillaume Lavigne (for his wife Marie-Jeanne Parenteau) to their brother-in-law Pierre Bibeau married to Marie-Renée Parenteau , from their shares in the land of the late Pierre Parenteau, their father and stepfather. The land had 4 arpents on front on 14 in depth, that is to say an area of ​​60 arpents on an island which did not have a name yet (Saint-Joseph island), bounded by the land of Sr Maugras and that of Sr Dubois . It is mentioned that this land was conceded by Jean Crevier on October 3, 1673 before the notary Adhémar, the registry of which act of 1673 Pierre Bibeau had in his hands on October 24, 1704 in Quebec, which probably explains why the act is absent from the Adhémar registry. This land was loaded with three books, two capons or thirty grounds for each capon and three deniers of cens and seigneurial rents on the day of Saint-Martin. Each of the 5 parts was worth 60 pounds. See also 1712-03-16 notary Rivest and 1712-01-20 notary Normandin.

Cusson

CT-1672-11-05: Cusson notary, land of Benjamin Anseau sieur Berry in Saint-François on Île Saint-Jean, Jacques Gauthier dit Lorange joins forces with François Moreau to enhance the farm of Benjamin Anseau which he has the lease. Jacques Gauthier dit Lorange becomes François Moreau's partner, replacing Pierre Parenteau dit Lafontaine, in this farm owned by Benjamin Anseau, who Anseau gave a discharge to Parenteau dit Lafontaine.

Duquet

-1673-09-11: Duquet, marriage contract between Pierre Parenteau and Madeleine Tisseran.^[1]

Sources

1. ↑ http://saint-francois-du-lac.com/notaire/

• Canada's Genealogy website - nosorigines.qc.ca/genealogiehttp://www.nosorigines.qc.ca/GenealogieQuebec.aspxgenealogy=Pierre_Parenteau&pid=18975&lng=en&partID=18976

• Ancestry.com. Quebec, Genealogical Dictionary of Canadian Families (Tanguay Collection), 1608-1890
  • Volume: Vol. 6 Sect. 1 : Mer-Pep; Page: 250
    • NAME: Pierre Parent
    • RELATIONSHIP TO HEAD: Chef de famille (Head)
    • MARRIAGE DATE: 12 sept. 1673 (12 Sep 1673)
    • MARRIAGE PLACE: Québec (Quebec) (Quebec City)
    • SPOUSE'S NAME: Madeleine Tisserand
• WikiTree profile Parenteau-55 created through the import of 2010-09-14.ged on Jul 28, 2011 by Bob Carson.