Marie Langlois
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Marie Langlois (1646 - 1687)

Marie Langlois aka Miville
Born in Québec, Canada, Nouvelle-Francemap
Ancestors ancestors
Wife of — married 10 Aug 1660 in Notre-Dame de Québec, Canada, Nouvelle-Francemap
Descendants descendants
Died at age 40 in Québec, Canada, Nouvelle-Francemap
Profile last modified | Created 23 Mar 2011
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Biographie

Drapeau identifiant les profils du Canada, Nouvelle-France
Marie Langlois a vécu
au Canada, Nouvelle-France.

Maria Langlois (1646 - 1687), aussi connue sous le prénom de Marie Élisabeth et le nom de L'angloise.

Père et mère:
Elle est la fille de Noël Langlois et de Françoise Garnier.

Sa marraine est Marie Olivier Manitouabeouich / Sylvestre, épouse de Martin Prévost, son parrain est Antoine Peltier.

Naissance:
Son acte de baptême fut rédigé en latin: Maria L'angloise. Le 30 septembre 1646, Marie Langlois, deuxième de ce prénom dans la famille, naît à Québec, Canada et est baptisée par le Père Vimont, jésuite, le 18 octobre 1646 à l'église Notre-Dame de Québec, Canada. [1]

Elle est de la première génération d'ancêtres nés en Nouvelle-France.

Mariage:
Le 18 juillet 1660, Marie L'Anglois et François Miville dit LeSuisse signent un contrat de mariage par devant Guillaume Audouart de Saint-Germain.

Le 10 août 1660, à l'église Notre-Dame de Québec, Canada, Marie Langlois âgée de 14 ans épouse François Miville âgé de 26 ans, fils de Pierre Miville dit Le Suisse et de Charlotte Maugis. Témoins: Pierre Miville père du mary, Noel Langlois père de la fille, Jean Langlois frère de la fille, Messire Jean de Lauson sénéchal, Messire Jean Juchereau Sieur de La ferté, Mathieu Amiot. Signé: G Torcapel. [2]

Enfants connus / Known children: François Miville & Marie Langlois

  1. Jeanne Miville (1671 - 1744)
  2. Françoise Miville (18 juin1663 - 1727)
  3. Marie-Michelle Minville (30 mars 1665 - 1726)
  4. François Miville (24 février 1667 - 1697)
  5. Joseph Miville (8 juin 1669 - 1736)
  6. Jeanne Miville (11 avril 1671 - )
  7. Anne Miville (27 mars 1673 - 1717)
  8. Jacques Miville (27 avril 1675 - 1717)
  9. Jean-Baptiste Miville (27 juin 1677 - 1707)
  10. Charles Miville (11 mars 1679 - 1758)
  11. Jean François Miville (14 août1681 - 1703)
  12. Angélique Miville (20 juin 1683 - 1745)
  13. Pierre Miville (1686 - 1688)

Recensement 1667:
François Miville, 30 ; Marie Langlois, 22 ; Françoise, 4 ; Marie, 3 ; François, 8 mois ; 12 arpents en valeur. Ils habitent sur la côte de Lauzon, Canada.[3]

Recensement 1681:
François Miville, menuisier, 49 ; Marie Langlois, sa femme, 35 ; enfants : Marie 16, François 14, Joseph 12, Jeanne 10, Anne 8, Jacques 6, Jean 4, Charles 2, JeanFrançois 6 semaines ; 1 fusil ; 3 bêtes à cornes ; 5 arpents en valeur. Ils habitent dans la seigneurie de Lauzon.[4]

Décès:
Le 14 août 1687, âgée de 41 ans, Marie Langlois décède et est inhumée le 15 août 1687 à Québec, Canada.[5]

Biography

Drapeau identifiant les profils du Canada, Nouvelle-France
Marie Langlois lived
in Canada, Nouvelle-France.

Marie Langlois was born on 30 Sep 1646 and baptized on 18 Oct in Notre-Dame de Québec, Canada Nouvelle-France. She was the daughter of Noël Langlois and Françoise Garnier (Grenier). Godparents at the infant's baptism were Antoine Peltier and Marie Oliviver, wife of Martin Prevost. The officiating priest was Barthelemy Vimont.[6]

Marriage
She married François Miville, son of Pierre Miville dit Le Suisse and Charlotte Maugis, on 10 Aug 1660 in Notre-Dame de Québec. In the presence of known witnesses Jean Langlois, Jean de Lauson, Jean Juchereau de Laferte, and Mathieu Amiot. The celebrant priest was Jean Torcapel.[7]Their 13 known children are listed above.

Death and Burial
Marie Langlois, wife of Minville, passed away on 14 Aug 1687 and was buried the following day in Notre-Dame de Québec. In the presence of known witnesses Jean Mony and Jacques de Schambos. The officiating priest was François Dupré.[8]

Sources

  1. Baptême / Baptism Maria L'anglois - FamilySearch.
  2. Mariage / Marriage - François Miville - Marie L'Anglois - FamilySearch.
  3. Wikisource: Recensements 1666-1667 Censuses selon Benjamin Sulte Histoire des Canadiens-français, Tome 4, chap. 4
  4. Wikisource Recensement 1681 Census selon Benjamin Sulte Histoire des Canadiens-français, Tome 5, chap. 4
  5. Sépulture / Burial Marie Langlois - FamilySearch.
  6. Baptism IGD
  7. Marriage IGD
  8. Burial IGD

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Langlois-2584 and Langlois-88 appear to represent the same person because: same person same spouse
posted by Richard Van Wasshnova
Langlois-88 and Langlois-828 appear to represent the same person because: Same mother of Angelique Miville and wife of Francois Miville
posted by Leslie (Oyler) Shapiro
After the changes to the "Code Civil du Québec" in 1981, it is no longer possible for women to change their birth names, for couples married in Québec after that.

For Wikitree records, the best way is to always keep the woman's maiden name and just add the husband's name in the "other last names" section (AKA). Using the "formerly" approach is wrong and misleading for profiles in Québec.

S. L.

posted by Serge Langlois
Serge's comment is correct - the legal name of a woman in New France and present Québec was and still is her maiden name. That does not mean that they were not known as «Mrs Husband's name», on the contrary. I am 75 years old and all my life, I have heard wifes being refered to by their marriage name, few poeple other than relatives, knowing their birth name. Yes there were women that insisted on the sole use of their birth name. These 2 states should be respected.

I find that it is of great help to have both names searchable; when searching for a person on WikiTree, searching under the birth or the married name will lead to an easier result.

For exemple: Marie Langlois, birth name or Marie Miville, marriage name, will both lead you to Marie Langlois-88, both names appearing.

posted by Gaston Tardif
In Nouvelle-France, in what is now Québec, It was never the norm that the bride took the family name of her husband after marriage, and it is still not the case in our present laws and institutions in modern Québec. It is then questionable to do so in Wikitree records, especially for this time period. However, this could be acceptable as a matter of fact for a while from the 19th century to about the 1980's.

Serge Langlois

posted by Serge Langlois
Langlois-303 and Langlois-88 appear to represent the same person because: same person, spouse, parents, etc, verified in Drouin collection this is the same person.
posted by Danielle Liard
The two Marie Langlois sisters:

The first Marie Langlois in the family was born in 1636 and died about 1640. The second Marie Langlois was born in 1646 and died in 1687. They are definitively two different persons.

Serge Langlois, October 7, 2014.

posted by Serge Langlois
Langlois-49 and Langlois-88 are not ready to be merged because: These two have two different birth dates and death dates. It appears they're sisters, and after the first one died the parents named a second daughter with the same name.
posted by Kay (Johnson) Wilson
Langlois-88 and Langlois-639 appear to represent the same person because: same name, dob, spouse, dod
posted by Darrell Parker