Pierre Louis Parenteau (1690 - 1745)

Born 12 Jan 1690 in St-François-du-Lac, Canada, Nouvelle-France

Ancestors

Husband of Marguerite (St.Laurent) St-Laurent — married 28 Jul 1711 in St-François-du-Lac, Canada, Nouvelle-France

Descendants

Died 5 Jun 1745 at age 55 in Yamaska (St-Michel), Canada, Nouvelle-France

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Pierre Louis Parenteau lived
in Canada, Nouvelle-France.

Biography

Birth & Baptism

Pierre Louis Parenteau

12 Jan 1690

St-François-du-Lac^[1]

Confirmation - Notre Dame de Quebec

1701-05-16 ^[2]

Marriage

Pierre Parenteau married Marguerite St-Laurent on 28 July 1711 in St-François-du-Lac^[3]

Death & Funeral

5 Jun 1745

Yamaska (St-Michel)^[4]

listed as around 60 on this record, no data given that his death date was different from his funeral date.

Notaries - the seigneury of the Rivière Saint-François

Chambalon

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.

Normandin

C-1712-01-20: Normandin, sale by Pierre-Louis Parenteau to Pierre Bibeau.

Pierre Petit

C-1727-10-21: Small, sale by Mr. François Launière (Gamelin dit), from Saint-François, to Mr. Mathurin Desrosiers, from Yamaska. Land close to that of Pierre-Louis Parenteau, at the small channel of Yamaska. In 1723, there was a barn and 4 acres of plowing land out of 5 by 20.

Pillard (notary in Trois-Rivières from 1746 to 1768)

-1747-07-11: Pillaire notary, donation of half of his land in Yamaska, the other half to be divided between his other children, by Marguerite St-Laurent, widow of Pierre-Louis Parenteau, and with the consent of his children, to Joseph Parenteau, his son.

-1747-07-14: Notary pillager, inventory and sharing of Pierre-Louis Parenteau's property, at the request of Marguerite St-Laurent, his widow and tutor of their minors. Act of Brassard, missionary at Yamaska, deposited on September 21, 1747. ^[5]

Sources

http://www.cybertradingpost.com/family/theroux/prdh/142564.htm

1. ↑ baptism IGD
2. ↑ https://www.prdh-igd.com/Membership/en/PRDH/acte/403297
3. ↑ marriage IGD
4. ↑ funeral IGD
5. ↑ http://saint-francois-du-lac.com/notaire/

• Repositories: http://www.nosorigines.qc.ca/GenealogieQuebec.aspx?genealogy=Pierre-Louis_Parenteau&pid=18969&lng=en&partID=18970

• WikiTree profile Parenteau-71 created through the import of therou1315.ged on Jan 15, 2013 by Ray Therou.