. secondly 22 Sept. 1902 Joséphine Béliveau (d. 23 May 1941) at the cathedral of Saint-Jacques in Montreal, and they had one son; d. 14 July 1918

her executrix and sole legatee. He died the next day at his home on Rue Saint-Louis at Quebec. The inventory of James Shepherd’s possessions shows

Boullongne d’Ailleboust and Father Chaumonot, he instituted the pious Confrérie de la Sainte

decorations in the parish church of Saint-Christophe (1887–88), and the college chapel (1888, since destroyed). Drawn to painting, Côté accompanied his master to worksites at the church of Saint-Jacques-le

TANGUAY, GEORGES-ÉMILE (baptized George-Elzéar-Émile), architect; b. 8 Oct. 1858 in Saint-Gervais, Lower

/Wm. Todd. New Brunswick, Legislative Council, Debates, 1866; Journals, 1854–72. Morning Freeman (Saint John, N.B.), 7 Aug. 1873. Statutory history of the

all the lands reserved to them in the Saint John River valley. The plea went unheeded. A petition of 1850, signed by Francis Tomah, complained of white encroachments on Indian lands in Carleton County

his superiors were not long in discovering that he possessed all the qualities of an excellent businessman. When Bishop Saint-Vallier

no allowances, emoluments, or gratuities whatever.” He asked for the cross of the order of Saint-Louis, insisting he was only awaiting this favour to leave Canada for France with his family and fortune

missions of Saint-François de Sales (probably modern Beauceville) and Saint-Joseph de Sillery (near Quebec). Waxaway seems to have been the English-speaking chief who attended a conference with the New

Rhode Island, Saint-Domingue (Haiti), and France. On their return to Virginia they found that they were unwelcome and decided to go to England, where Stair would be married. Reduced on half pay in 1783

 Jan. 1663, in the parish of Notre-Dame de Québec, he married Marie-Madelaine Doucet, whose parents were from the parish of Saint-Sauveur in La Rochelle. In 1680 he went to settle on the coast

 Saint-Vallier [La Croix] on 26 May 1719. The cleric refused

ALLOUEZ, CLAUDE, priest, Jesuit, missionary, and explorer; b. 6 June 1622 at Saint-Didier-en-Forez; d. in the night of

Marguerie. His body was carried down by the current and recovered on 10 June opposite the Saint-Joseph de Sillery mission, where the burial took place. His possessions at Trois-Rivières were

(Neuville), Lower Canada, son of François Angers (Anger), a farmer, and Marie-Desanges Larue; m. 4 April 1842 Louise-Adèle Taschereau (d. August 1849) at Sainte-Marie-de-la-Nouvelle-Beauce (Sainte

Précieux-Sang [Caouette*], the founder of the Sisters Adorers of the Precious Blood in Saint-Hyacinthe

his vicar general. He retained this title under the succeeding bishop, although the arbitrary action of Bishop Saint-Vallier

bakehouse. In 1804 Antrobus bought two properties in the seigneury of Sainte-Marie adjoining that of Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pérade. To increase his holdings Antrobus sought to obtain about 30,000 acres in Brandon

Phebe*, who lived with him, and John Justus Diehl, Arnoldi was residing at Saint-Philippe-de-Laprairie. That post seems to have been a busy one, where numerous silversmiths producing trade silver, for

Sainte-Croix de Troarn (diocese of Bayeaux), son of Jacques Auber and of Marie Le Boucher; d. 1694 at Quebec. His arrival in Canada is

.” Bailly was in the militia of Sainte-Famille in 1663 and he was also a civic official, serving as sergeant-royal (huissier) from 1667 and prison warden (geôlier et concierge des prisons

[Rigaud*] to the minister of Marine: “8 Acadians who fled Carolina have reached the Saint John River. 4 of these Acadians have come to Quebec. I have questioned them

BAUDOUIN, GERVAIS, surgeon; b. c. 1645 at Saint-Brice (diocese of Chartres), son of Gervais Baudouin and

to him over many long years. Soon well off financially, Belleau was married on 15 Sept. 1835. He moved to Rue Saint-Louis and devoted himself

baptized the following month, son of François Belliveau and Madeleine Landry; m. 4 Aug. 1885 Marie Babineau in Saint-Louis de Kent, N.B., and they had five sons and two daughters; d. 1

Duret], Bergier and his associates received from the king of France on 28 Feb. 1682 a grant on the coast of Acadia and the Saint John River as a suitable area for fishery and trade

 Rivière was a building contractor. It was in this capacity that in 1688 Bishop Saint-Vallier

. François de Sales, and St. Vincent de Paul. Distinguished women also played their part, as did a number of laymen, grouped in various associations. The Compagnie du Saint-Sacrement and the Hermitage at

; copies in Archives de l’université de Moncton). PANS, MS docs., XX. Rameau de Saint-Père, Une colonie féodale, I, 239, 243–47, 254, 267–69; II, 333–37. Ganong, “Historic sites in New

general to the French forces in Canada, to work for a year, with a salary of 900 livres, mainly at Fort Saint-Frédéric (near Crown Point, N.Y.). Subsequently he probably lived in the west

the mission of Father Louis Mercier to Sainte-Marie-de-Ganentaa, and the following year he took an active part in the secret flight of the French. He returned three times to the Iroquois country in 1666

Trois-Rivières. Owner since 1681 of part of the Île Saint-Joseph, Lambert Boucher acquired part of the Grosbois fief from his father, on 2 July 1692, although he had no time to undertake its

 Vérendrye’s posts at Fort Saint-Charles (on Lake of the Woods) and Fort Maurepas (a few miles above the mouth of the Red River). He himself was at Saint-Joseph (Niles, Mich.) in July but wintered with the

Denys at Nipisiguit (Bathurst, N.B.), and was forced, because of the forays made by the English, to return to France. He took up residence in the parish of Saint-Nicolas-des-Champs in Paris

Olive Jeannot, dit Lachapelle; m. first 27 May 1867 in Sainte-Scholastique (Mirabel), Lower Canada, Iphigénie Desjardins, sister of

Sulpicians. He was made responsible for the parish of Saints-Anges at Lachine during the Seven Years’ War (1756–63). For the last 35 years of his life he was in the parish of Notre-Dame in Montreal

Saint-Boniface (Saint-Boniface, Man.), Dossier famille Breland; Dossier Saint-François-Xavier. Manitoba Culture, Heritage & Recreation, Hist. Resources Branch (Winnipeg), Lynne Champagne, “Pascal

of entrepreneurs seeking to establish an ironworks at Saint-Maurice (see François Poulin

Sainte-Croix, the intendant of Mme d’Aulnay [see Motin], negotiated a partnership with the Duc de

to look for stones on the Île à la Pierre, adjoining the Île Sainte-Hélène. Brigeac was one of the last to arrive, and did not have time to arrange for the party’s safety before 35 Iroquois

, 31 Dec. 1716). Arsenault, Hist. et généal. des Acadiens, I, 368. Rameau de Saint-Père, Une colonie féodale, I, 246, 254, 255, 256, 258–59, 261, 266–67. [On

while he was on the city council of Quebec, where he represented Saint-Louis ward from 1875 to 1880 and 1882 to 1884. He sat on the committees dealing with markets, by-laws, fire protection, and

became serjeant-at-law (court officer) of the bailiff’s court of Montreal for the côte Saint-Martin. The following year, on 25 September, when Bénigne

personal effects, valued at 512 livres. In 1734, he commanded a party sent by Saint-Ovide [Monbeton*] to two Cape Breton

, Lower Canada, and was buried three days later in the cemetery of the parish of Saint-Louis at nearby Terrebonne. Charles Chaboillez entered the Collège

Léandre Chaput and Hélène Saint-Denis; m. there first 23 Aug. 1865 Roseanne (Rose Anne) Smith (d. 1883), and they had five children; m. there secondly 21 Jan. 1885 Clara Turgeon

. 1770 Briand took the risk of naming him parish priest at Saint-Laurent, on Île d’Orléans, under the supervision of Chartier’s first cousin, Louis-Philippe

CLOUTIER, ZACHARIE, master carpenter, pioneer at Beauport, originally from Saint-Jean

Collège Sainte-Marie, run by the Jesuits. Two years later he started lessons in harmony and piano with Calixa Lavallée* and in harmony with