Anne Leper
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Anne Leper (abt. 1647 - 1732)

Anne Leper aka Lepere, Leber, Le Père, Lepair
Born about in Francemap
Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Wife of — married 1673 in Canada, Nouvelle-Francemap
Descendants descendants
Died at about age 85 in La Prairie, Canada, Nouvelle-Francemap
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Biographie

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Anne Leper a migré de France au Canada, Nouvelle-France.
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LEPER ou Leber, Anne

Arrivée à Québec le 3 septembre 1673 à bord du vaisseau L'Espérance[1]

LEPER Anne

D’origine inconnue
Née vers 1647.
Décédée le 29 et inhumée le 30 janvier 1732, à La Prairie, âgée d’environ 83 ans. [2]

34 ans au recensement de 1681

Drapeau identifiant les profils du Canada, Nouvelle-France
Anne Leper a vécu
au Canada, Nouvelle-France.

1 mariage: PINSONNAULT , François ou Jean François, dit Lafleur

Soldat du régiment, Cie St Ours
Né vers 1646 (rec.1681), de l'évêché de Saintes en Saintonge (Charente-Maritime). On ne connaît pas le nom de ses parents.
Il reçoit le sacrement de confirmation le 20 mai 1668 à Chambly.

Mariage à Saint-Ours en 1673 (Contrat 1er mai 1673, Not. Pierre Mesnard)

Note: Cette fille n'est pas Anne Le Ber, fille de François Le Ber qui épousa Antoine Barrois le 21 janvier 1672 à Montréal.

François Pinsonnault décède vers 8 heures du soir, le 26 et inhumé le 27 janvier 1731 à La Prairie.

Anne Le Père décède un an plus tard, le 29 et inhumée le 30 janvier 1732 au même endroit.

Ménage établi à Saint-Ours. 8 enfants.[3]

Fille du Roi

LE BER (LE PER), Anne (arrivée 1673) née en 1647; l'absence de certains documents ne permet pas de connaître ses parents ni son lieu d'origine. Elle épousa François Pinsonneau, dit Lafleur, vers 1673, dans la région du Richelieu; l'acte de mariage est introuvable. Ce couple est inscrit au recensement de 1681 (Sulte, Hist. 5 : 74), à Saint-Ours, et l'aîné des enfants est âgé de 7 ans. Cette fille n'était pas Anne Le Ber, fille de François, qui épousa Antoine Barrois, le 21 janvier 162, à Montréal. DGFC, I : 487). [4]

Biography

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Anne Leper migrated from France to New France.
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Anne Leper was born about 1647, though her origins in France are unknown. She came to Canada in 1673, at about age 26. Some time in 1673, Anne married François Pinsonnault dit Lafleur at Saint-Ours. Though no marriage record has been found, it is known that neither spouse could sign their names. François was born about 1646 in the diocese of Saintes, Saintonge, though his parents' names are unknown. He arrived in Canada 12 September 1665 aboard the Saint-Sebastien as a soldier with the Saint-Ours Company of the Carignan-Salières Regiment and was confirmed 20 May 1668 at Chambly. François and Anne settled at Saint-Ours, where Captain Saint-Ours granted him land on 5 November 1673 (notary Antoine Adhémar). Son Pierre was born at Saint-Ours 13 April 1674, followed by Anne (baptized 02 November 1676, Sorel) and Marguerite (born about 1680). Jean dit Jacques was baptized 19 March 1682 at Contrecoeur, followed by François (15 August 1684) and Agnès (02 July 1687). In 1691 the family moved to Montreal, where Marie-Anne was baptized 13 January and buried 22 October 1693. In 1696, the family moved to Longueuil, then to La Prairie in 1710. On 22 July 1724 Anne and François gave all their possessions to their children, on the condition that they be taken care of for the rest of their lives in return. François Pinsonnault dit Lafleur died about 8 pm 26 January 1731 and was buried the next day at La Prairie. Anne Leper died at La Prairie 29 January 1732 and was buried there the next day. [5]

Marriage

Husband: François Pinsonneau dit Lafleur
Wife: Anne Leper
Marriage:
Date: c 1673
Place: St-Ours, Canada
Note: No record of marriage survives. A contract dated 1 May 1673 before seigneurial notary Pierre Mesnard is reportedly in existence, said contract not available online.

Known children of the couple: (note: the family is established in St-Ours, baptisms get recorded in surrounding parishes, some records note the fact, others do not. Except the last when they moved to Montréal)

  1. Pierre Pinsonneau dit Lafleur, b 13 Apr 1674 bapt 13 Sorel; married widow Marie Charlotte Lecour 19 Oct 1700 Montréal (ND)
  2. Anne Pinsonneau, b 23 Oct 1676 bapt 2 Nov Sorel; married Nicolas Brazeaux 11 Oct 1694 Montréal (ND)
  3. Marguerite Pinsonneau, b 1680 (1 on 1681 census) no baptism found; married @ 19 to Pierre Sénécal 4 Nov 1698 Montréal (ND)
  4. Jean Pinsonneau, b 13 Mar 1682 bapt 19 Contrecoeur
  5. François Pinsonneau, b 14 Aug 1684 St-Ours, bapt 15 St-Ours (record in Contrecoeur); d 26 Dec 1734 buried 28 La Prairie @ 50
  6. Agnès Pinsonnaud, b & bapt 2 Jul 1687 (record in Contrecoeur); no further trace found
  7. Jacques Pinsono dit Lafleur, b c 1691 (no baptism); Jacques Lafleur when he married Marie Bourrassa 21 Jul 1712 La Prairie; d 19 Mar 1773 buried 22 La Prairie @ 82
  8. Marie Anne Pinceonneau, bapt 13 Jan 1693 Montréal (ND) (brother Pierre is godfather); buried 22 Oct 1693 Montréal (ND) @ 9 m[6]

Note: Some question as to whether or not Jacques and Jean are the same man. No other trace of Jean found. Age at death of Jacques puts him 9 years younger than Jean.

Recensement 1681 Census: SEIGNEURIE DE ST-OURS
François Pinsonneau 35 ; Anne Lepère (Le Ber), sa femme, 34 ; enfants : Pierre 7, Anne 5, Marguerite 1 ; 3 bêtes à cornes ; 9 arpents en valeur.[7]

Anne Lepair, wife of François Pinçonneau, both residents of St-Ours, was godmother of André Colin on 3 Feb 1675 in Sorel. She was godmother of her granddaughter Marie Marguerite Brazeau on 22 Jun 1704 in Montréal (ND). She is godmother of her grandson Joseph (son of Pierre) on 2 Mar 1711 in La Prairie[6]

In 1716 Anne and François sold land to their son François. In 1722, they gave away their goods to their children, and in 1724 the gift was of land.

-Vente d ’une terre à la Prairie de la Madeleine, de 25 arpents en sup. par François Pinsonneau et Anne Leber (sic, Leper), sa femme, à François Pinsonneau leur fils. (15 janvier 1716). Vol XXI pg 256 Notaire Guillaume Barette[8]
-Abandon de biens par François Pinsonneau et Anne Leper sa femme, à tous leurs enfants. (17 janvier 1722). Vol XXI pg 286 Notaire Guillaume Barette[8]
-Cession par François Pinsonno de la Prairie de la Madeleine et Anne Leper sa femme, à leurs enfants, d’une terre de 3 x 25 arpents à la baronnerie. (22 juillet 1724). Vol XXI pg 304-5 Notaire Guillaume Barette[8]

Death

29 January 1732
Place: La Prairie
Burial: 30 Jan, La Prairie
Listed as around 83 year old widow of François Pinsonneau, Jacques Desligneris officiating priest.[9]

Sources

  1. [ttp://www.migrations.fr/L_Esperance_1673.htm Migrations: Navire L'Espérance 1673] Note: Archive org overloaded, not connecting (9 May 2024), URL needs to be updated to what they have, site mostly all uploaded there
  2. Sépulture image Migrations (from FamilySearch) via Wayback machine, may not have transferred fully
  3. Migrations, 700 Fills du Roi via Wayback machine; Sources du site Migrations: Tanguay, vol.1, p.487; Drouin, vol.2, p.1078; Jetté, p.923; Dumas, p.272; Landry, p.340; Després, p.86; Sulte, Hist., vol.5, p.74(1); Roland J. Auger, M.S.G.C.F., vol.12, p.118-122; DBAQ, t4, p.149; Langlois, p.437-38; Son nom paraît sur 11 contrats aux minutes du notaire Pierre Mesnard, dont 2 le regarde personnellement; 26 déc.1674 et 23 déc.1676; Notaire Barrette, 15 avril 1716, 17 janv.1722 et 22 juil.1724
  4. Silvio Dumas, Les filles du Roi en Nouvelle-France, page 272.
  5. From: Margaret Breedlove Subject: [Q-R] Filles du Roi: Anne Leper m. Francois Pinsonnault dit la Fleur Date: Tue, 1 Apr 2003 20:30:57 -0800 (PST) Hello, I do not have the book, but will share the Filles I do have info on. Warmly, Maggie. This is from "King's Daughters and Founding Mothers: The Filles du Roi, 1663-1673" by Peter J. Gagne
  6. 6.0 6.1 Quebec, Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1997 - Drouin IGD
  7. Wikisource Recensement 1681 Census selon Benjamin Sulte
  8. 8.0 8.1 8.2 BAnQ Notarial acts index Inventaire des greffes des notaires du régime français, par Pierre Georges Roy et Antoine Roy; 27 Vol + index 1-8
  9. Funeral image IGD
  • http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/QUEBEC-RESEARCH/2003-04/1049257848
  • Title: Family Data Collection - Marriages Author: Edmund West, comp. Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2001. Note: APID: 1,5774::0
  • Title: Millennium File Author: Heritage Consulting Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2003.Original data - Heritage Consulting. The Millennium File. Salt Lake City, UT, USA: Heritage Consulting.Original data: Heritage Consulting. The Millennium File. Salt Lake City, UT, USA: Note: APID: 1,7249::0
  • Title: Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967 Author: Ancestry.com Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2008.Original data - Gabriel Drouin, comp. Drouin Collection. Montreal, Quebec, Canada: Institut Généalogique Drouin.Original data: Gabriel Drouin, comp. Drouin Collection. Montreal, Quebec, Note: APID: 1,1091::0

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Under 1 marriage you say "Marriage at Saint-Ours in 1673 (Contract May 1, 1673, Not. Pierre Mesnard)" but under wedding you say "No record of marriage nor contract survivives." Please clarify. Thanks
posted by Paul Beshara
thanks Paul there reportedly does exist a contract, from a seigneurial notary, unable to go to archives to look it up due to current situation
posted by Danielle Liard
Leber-5 and Leper-6 appear to represent the same person because: merge into Leper-6, same woman, evidence shows her name was most likely Leper (or variation of that), Leber easily mistaken for it phonetically.
posted by Danielle Liard
Two different persons of the same first and family name.
posted by Gaston Tardif
in regards to merge with Leber-5-She was still having children of Antoine Barrois the time of this marriage
posted by [Living Gauvin]
Leber-5 and Leper-6 are not ready to be merged because: More research with better source material needed. I am not convinced these are the same woman. Different children's names and Leber-5 has a first husband that has not been documented for Leper-6.
posted by Yvette Bergeron
i don't think this person married Jean Francois Pinsonnault LaFleur. She was still having children of Antoine Barrois while you have her married to Jean Francois

http://www.nosorigines.qc.ca/GenealogieQuebec.aspx?genealogy=Anne_Leber&pid=48517&lng=en

posted by [Living Gauvin]
Leber-19 and Leber-5 appear to represent the same person because: sorted out correct mother on Leber 5 so merge can go forward.
posted by Danielle Liard

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