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Cecilia Chêne dit Labutte^1,2

F, b. 3 September 1765, d. January 1827

Father

Pierre Chêne dit Labutte³ b. 23 May 1729, d. Apr 1781

Mother

Marie Anne Cuillerier dit Beaubien³ b. 19 Apr 1730, d. Mar 1800

Birth*

Cecilia Chêne dit Labutte was born on 3 September 1765 at South Coast of Detroit, Sandwich (now Windsor), Essex County, Ontario Province, Canada

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Marriage*

She married John Baptist Descomps dit Labadie, son of Antoine Louis Descomps dit Labadie and Angélica Campau, on 25 April 1782 at Assumption, Sandwich (now Windsor), Essex County, Ontario Province, Canada

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Death*

Cecilia Chêne dit Labutte died in January 1827 at age 61 (date based on burial.)

Burial*

She was buried on 31 January 1827 at Assumption, Sandwich (now Windsor), Essex County, Ontario Province, Canada

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Family

John Baptist Descomps dit Labadie b. 7 Feb 1763

Children

John Baptist Descomps dit Labadie⁴ b. 22 Aug 1783
Charles Labadie⁵ b. 16 Oct 1785
Cecilia Frances Agatha Labadie⁶ b. 30 Jun 1787, d. 16 Dec 1841
Peter Labadie^7,8 b. 2 May 1789, d. Sep 1834
Théotiste Labadie^8,9 b. 23 Nov 1790, d. Aug 1834
Laurence Descomps dit Labadie¹⁰ b. 25 Jan 1793
Lambert Descomps dit Labadie⁸ b. 10 Jul 1795, d. Aug 1834
Victoria Stephanie Descomps dit Labadie^8,9 b. 24 Feb 1798
Archange Labadie^8,11 b. 1 Jun 1799
Elisabeth Labadie^8,12 b. 2 Sep 1801
Eleonora Clemence Labadie¹³ b. 24 May 1804, d. Apr 1835
Angélica Descomps dit Labadie¹⁴ b. 24 Jul 1807
Moses Labadie¹⁵ b. 17 Feb 1810

Citations

[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 106, 276, 278, 618, 677, 678.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 798, 929, 1056.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 276, 618.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 618, 750.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 105, 618.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 332, 168.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 278.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 618.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 1056.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 106, 618.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 929.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 798.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 57, 618.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 278, 619.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 619, 677, 678.

Pierre Chêne dit Labutte¹

M, b. 19 February 1770

Family Explorer

Father

Pierre Chêne dit Labutte^2,1 b. 23 May 1729, d. Apr 1781

Mother

Marie Anne Cuillerier dit Beaubien^2,1 b. 19 Apr 1730, d. Mar 1800

Baptism

Pierre Chêne dit Labutte was baptized on 19 February 1770 at Assumption Church, Sandwich (now Windsor), Essex County, Ontario Province, Canada

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Birth*

He was born on 19 February 1770 at Assumption, Sandwich (now Windsor), Essex County, Ontario Province, Canada

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Marriage*

He married Marie Desanges Langlois, daughter of Anthony Langlois and Marie Desanges Rochereau dit Lesperance, on 10 June 1793 at Assumption Church, Sandwich (now Windsor), Essex County, Ontario Province, Canada

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(Witness) Marriage

Pierre Labutte witnessed the marriage of Paul Reaume and his niece, Catherine Dequintre on 14 February 1804 at Assumption Parish, Sandwich (now Windsor), Essex County, Ontario Province, Canada

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Family

Marie Desanges Langlois b. 5 May 1773, d. May 1821

Children

Angélica Chêne dit Labutte⁸ b. 13 Dec 1793, d. Dec 1793
Mary Angélica Chêne dit Labutte⁹ b. 11 Jul 1795, d. Sep 1855
Elisabeth Chêne dit Labutte⁸ b. 19 Jan 1797
Archange Basilisse Chêne dit Labutte^8,10 b. 9 Jan 1799
Anthony Chêne dit Labutte⁸ b. 29 Nov 1800
Peter Chêne dit Labutte⁸ b. 29 Nov 1800
Cecilia Chêne dit Labutte^8,11 b. 20 May 1802
Alexis Chêne dit Labutte⁸ b. 8 Feb 1804
Lambert Chêne dit Labutte⁸ b. 26 Dec 1805
Oliver Chêne dit Labutte⁸ b. 12 Nov 1807, d. Nov 1807
Oliver Chêne dit Labutte¹² b. 6 Apr 1809
Alexander Chêne dit Labutte⁸ b. 24 Aug 1813

Citations

[S218] Joseph F. Oldenburg, "Pierre Labutte's Company", page 26.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 276, 675.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 276, 278, 675.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 278, 675.
[S3091] Gabriel Drouin, U.S. Drouin Collection 1695-1954, images online at http://www.ancestry.com, U.S. French Catholic Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1695-1954, D, Détroit, L`Assomption de Sandwich de Windsor; Registres, 1751-1811, image 150, 151 of 278, accessed 26 Mar 2015; Paul Reaume and Catherine Dequinte married 14 Feb 1804, L'Assomption Parish, Sandwich, Essex County, Ontario, page 865, 866.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 347, married Assumption 14 Feb 1804.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 1038, married Assumption 14 Feb 1804.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 278.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 278, 621.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 931.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 834.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 278, 619.

Mary Louisa Angélica Chêne dit Labutte¹

F, b. 14 February 1772, d. June 1810

Family Explorer

Father

Pierre Chêne dit Labutte^1,2 b. 23 May 1729, d. Apr 1781

Mother

Marie Anne Cuillerier dit Beaubien^1,2 b. 19 Apr 1730, d. Mar 1800

Birth*

Mary Louisa Angélica Chêne dit Labutte was born on 14 February 1772 at Assumption, Sandwich (now Windsor), Essex County, Ontario Province, Canada

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Marriage*

She married Laurence Godet dit Marentette, son of Francis Godet dit Marentette and Jane Parent, on 10 October 1797 at Assumption, Sandwich (now Windsor), Essex County, Ontario Province, Canada

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Death*

Mary Louisa Angélica Chêne dit Labutte died in June 1810 at age 38 (date based on burial.)

Burial*

She was buried on 19 June 1810 at Assumption, Sandwich (now Windsor), Essex County, Ontario Province, Canada

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Family

Laurence Godet dit Marentette b. 10 Aug 1769, d. Jul 1842

Children

James Godet dit Marentette³ b. 31 Dec 1797, d. Apr 1830
Peter Godet dit Marentette^2,4 b. 19 Mar 1799, d. circa 1870
Laurence Godet dit Marentette² b. 27 Sep 1800, d. Mar 1842
Mary Louisa Godet dit Marentette² b. 14 Dec 1801
Isidore Godet dit Marentette⁵ b. 10 Aug 1804, d. Oct 1833
David Godet dit Marentette⁶ b. 21 Nov 1806
Fabian Godet dit Marentette^7,8 b. 18 Sep 1808

Citations

[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 276.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 796.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 796, 927.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 563.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 796, 958.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 797.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 257.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 797, 1026.

Paul de Marsac¹

M, b. 19 February 1743, d. July 1781

Family Explorer

Father

François de Marsac Equie, sieur de L'homme trou^2,3,1 b. 22 Oct 1706, d. Nov 1777

Mother

Thérèse Cécile Campeau^2,3,1 b. 16 Jun 1714, d. 22 Nov 1746

Birth

Paul de Marsac was born on 19 February 1743 at Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan

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Birth*

Another source says he was born on 19 February 1743 at Grosse Pointe, Wayne County, Michigan

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(Attendee) Marriage

He attended the wedding of his sister Marie Thérèse de Marsac and Louis Beaufait on 22 January 1767 at Ste Anne de Detroit Church, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan

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Marriage*

Paul de Marsac married Marie Anne Chêne dite Labutte, daughter of Pierre Chêne dit Labutte and Marie Anne Cuillerier dit Beaubien, on 20 December 1779 at Assumption, Sandwich (now Windsor), Essex County, Ontario Province, Canada

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Death*

Paul de Marsac died in July 1781 at age 38 (date based on burial.)

Burial*

He was buried on 15 July 1781 at Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan

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Family 1

Paul had relations with a Sauteuse Indian before his marriage. One son, John/Jean (see French Families).^3,9

Family 2

Marie Anne Chêne dite Labutte b. 30 May 1750

Paul and Marie Anne Chêne dite Labutte had no children.⁸

Citations

[S2950] Patricia Oliss Brown, Sharon Kelley and Gail Moreau-DesHarnais, "A Tribute to Joe's Ancestral Women's Line. Part III", page 67.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 276.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 803.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 801, 802, 803.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 64, married 22 Jan 1767 Detroit.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 802, married 22 Jan 1767 Detroit.
[S2950] Patricia Oliss Brown, Sharon Kelley and Gail Moreau-DesHarnais, "A Tribute to Joe's Ancestral Women's Line. Part III", page 68; married 22 Jan 1767 St Anne de Detroit, names those attending.
[S2950] Patricia Oliss Brown, Sharon Kelley and Gail Moreau-DesHarnais, "A Tribute to Joe's Ancestral Women's Line. Part III", page 68.
[S2950] Patricia Oliss Brown, Sharon Kelley and Gail Moreau-DesHarnais, "A Tribute to Joe's Ancestral Women's Line. Part III", page 68; son Jean.

Joseph Gamelin¹

M, b. 5 April 1748

Family Explorer

Father

Laurence Eustache Gamelin¹ b. 1704, d. Mar 1771

Mother

Marie-Josèphe Dudevoir¹ b. 14 Jun 1721, d. Jan 1803

Birth*

Joseph Gamelin was born on 5 April 1748 at Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan

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Marriage*

He married Marie Anne Chêne dite Labutte, daughter of Pierre Chêne dit Labutte and Marie Anne Cuillerier dit Beaubien, on 7 April 1783 at Assumption, Sandwich (now Windsor), Essex County, Ontario Province, Canada

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Family

Marie Anne Chêne dite Labutte b. 30 May 1750

Citations

[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 276.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 511.

William Sterling^1,2

Family Explorer

Marriage*

William Sterling married Agatha Frances Chêne dit Labutte, daughter of Pierre Chêne dit Labutte and Marie Anne Cuillerier dit Beaubien.^1,2

Family

Agatha Frances Chêne dit Labutte b. 31 Dec 1751, d. 23 Jan 1825

Children

Peter William Sterling² b. 8 Jul 1774
John Baptist Sterling² b. 30 Sep 1775
Charles Sterling² b. 31 Dec 1776
James Sterling² b. 19 Nov 1778
Mare Sterling²

Citations

[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 276.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 1150.

Marie Desanges Langlois¹

F, b. 5 May 1773, d. May 1821

Family Explorer

Father

Anthony Langlois^2,1 b. 24 Jan 1738, d. Jan 1799

Mother

Marie Desanges Rochereau dit Lesperance^2,1 b. 8 Oct 1755, d. Aug 1825

Birth*

Marie Desanges Langlois was born on 5 May 1773 at Assumption, Sandwich (now Windsor), Essex County, Ontario Province, Canada

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Marriage*

She married Pierre Chêne dit Labutte, son of Pierre Chêne dit Labutte and Marie Anne Cuillerier dit Beaubien, on 10 June 1793 at Assumption Church, Sandwich (now Windsor), Essex County, Ontario Province, Canada

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Death*

Marie Desanges Langlois died in May 1821 (date based on burial.)

Burial*

She was buried on 21 May 1821 at Assumption, Sandwich (now Windsor), Essex County, Ontario Province, Canada

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Family

Pierre Chêne dit Labutte b. 19 Feb 1770

Children

Angélica Chêne dit Labutte⁴ b. 13 Dec 1793, d. Dec 1793
Mary Angélica Chêne dit Labutte⁵ b. 11 Jul 1795, d. Sep 1855
Elisabeth Chêne dit Labutte⁴ b. 19 Jan 1797
Archange Basilisse Chêne dit Labutte^4,6 b. 9 Jan 1799
Anthony Chêne dit Labutte⁴ b. 29 Nov 1800
Peter Chêne dit Labutte⁴ b. 29 Nov 1800
Cecilia Chêne dit Labutte^4,7 b. 20 May 1802
Alexis Chêne dit Labutte⁴ b. 8 Feb 1804
Lambert Chêne dit Labutte⁴ b. 26 Dec 1805
Oliver Chêne dit Labutte⁴ b. 12 Nov 1807, d. Nov 1807
Oliver Chêne dit Labutte⁸ b. 6 Apr 1809
Alexander Chêne dit Labutte⁴ b. 24 Aug 1813

Citations

[S218] Joseph F. Oldenburg, "Pierre Labutte's Company", page 26.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 278, 675.
[S218] Joseph F. Oldenburg, "Pierre Labutte's Company", page 26 says Sandwich.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 278.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 278, 621.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 931.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 834.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 278, 619.

Laurence Godet dit Marentette^1,2

M, b. 10 August 1769, d. July 1842

Family Explorer

Father

Francis Godet dit Marentette^3,4 b. 6 Mar 1720, d. May 1785

Mother

Jane Parent^3,4 b. 23 Apr 1739, d. Jan 1814

Birth*

Laurence Godet dit Marentette was born on 10 August 1769 at Assumption, Sandwich (now Windsor), Essex County, Ontario Province, Canada

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Marriage*

He married Mary Louisa Angélica Chêne dit Labutte, daughter of Pierre Chêne dit Labutte and Marie Anne Cuillerier dit Beaubien, on 10 October 1797 at Assumption, Sandwich (now Windsor), Essex County, Ontario Province, Canada

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Death*

Laurence Godet dit Marentette died in July 1842 at age 72 (date based on burial.)

Burial

He was buried on 1 July 1842 at Assumption, Sandwich (now Windsor), Essex County, Ontario Province, Canada

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Burial*

He was buried on 19 July 1842 at Assumption, Sandwich (now Windsor), Essex County, Ontario Province, Canada

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Family

Mary Louisa Angélica Chêne dit Labutte b. 14 Feb 1772, d. Jun 1810

Children

James Godet dit Marentette⁷ b. 31 Dec 1797, d. Apr 1830
Peter Godet dit Marentette^6,8 b. 19 Mar 1799, d. circa 1870
Laurence Godet dit Marentette⁶ b. 27 Sep 1800, d. Mar 1842
Mary Louisa Godet dit Marentette⁶ b. 14 Dec 1801
Isidore Godet dit Marentette⁹ b. 10 Aug 1804, d. Oct 1833
David Godet dit Marentette¹⁰ b. 21 Nov 1806
Fabian Godet dit Marentette^11,12 b. 18 Sep 1808

Citations

[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 257, 276, 563.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 795, 796, 927, 958, 1026.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 276.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 795.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 795, 796.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 796.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 796, 927.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 563.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 796, 958.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 797.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 257.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 797, 1026.

Thérèse Cécile Campeau^1,2

F, b. 16 June 1714, d. 22 November 1746

Family Explorer

Father

Jacques Campeau^3,4,5,1,2 b. 31 May 1677, d. May 1751

Mother

Jeanne-Cécile Catin^3,4,5,1,2 b. 25 Aug 1681, d. Aug 1715

Birth*

Thérèse Cécile Campeau was born on 16 June 1714 at Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan

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Baptism

She was baptized on 16 June 1714 at Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan

. Her godparents were Paul d'ailboust de Perigny, a captain in the troupes detachment de la marine en Canada, and Thérèse David, wife of Jacob de Marsac Desrochers.^1,6

Birth-note

She was the youngest daughter.¹

Marriage*

Thérèse Campau married François de Marsac, son of Jacob de Marsac sieur de Lhommetrou and Thérèse David, on 18 May 1734 at Ste Anne de Detroit Church, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan

. The wedding was attended by her father, his fahter, her uncle, Nicolas Catin and her borther, Jean Baptiste Campau.^7,8,9,10

Marriage

Another source says Thérèse Cécile Campeau married François de Marsac Equie, sieur de L'homme trou, son of Jacob de Marsac and Thérèse David, on 19 May 1734 at Ste Anne de Detroit, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan

. The wedding was attended by her father, his father, her uncle, Nicolas Catin and her brother, Jean Baptiste Campau.^11,8,12

Death*

Thérèse Cécile Campeau died on 22 November 1746 at age 32.¹³

Burial*

She was buried on 22 November 1746 at Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan

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Family

François de Marsac Equie, sieur de L'homme trou b. 22 Oct 1706, d. Nov 1777

Thérèse Cécile and François de Marsac Equie, sieur de L'homme trou had nine children born at Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan

, (see French Families) (see Michigan's Habitant Heritage Apr 2007).^15,13

Children

Francois de Marsac Equier+^{14,15,16,17,13} b. 21 Apr 1736, d. Oct 1777
Marie Thérèse de Marsac^18,15,13 b. 18 Oct 1737, d. Nov 1804
Paul de Marsac^19,20,13 b. 19 Feb 1743, d. Jul 1781
Marie-Louise-Archange de Marsac+^21,13,22 b. 26 Oct 1744, d. Oct 1796

Citations

[S2950] Patricia Oliss Brown, Sharon Kelley and Gail Moreau-DesHarnais, "A Tribute to Joe's Ancestral Women's Line. Part III", page 66.
[S352] René Jetté, Dictionary of Quebec Families, page 195.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 198.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 801.
[S943] Sharon A. Kelley, Marriage Records of Ste Anne, page 3; marriage of François de Marsac and Thérèse Campau.
[S352] René Jetté, Dictionary of Quebec Families, page 195; baptized 16 Jun 1714 Détroit.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 801, married 18 May 1734 Detroit.
[S2932] Gail Moreau-DesHarnais, "Ste Anne Burials 1776-1787", page 16; burial of François de Marsac, Equier, sieur de L'homme trou; married.
[S943] Sharon A. Kelley, Marriage Records of Ste Anne, page 3; marriage of François de Marsac and Thérèse Campau; married 18 May 1734 Ste Anne Church.
[S934] C. M. Burton, Cadillac's Village, page 61; married 1734.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 198, married 19 May 1734 Detroit.
[S2950] Patricia Oliss Brown, Sharon Kelley and Gail Moreau-DesHarnais, "A Tribute to Joe's Ancestral Women's Line. Part III", page 66, 67; married Ste Anne de Detroit 19 May 1734.
[S2950] Patricia Oliss Brown, Sharon Kelley and Gail Moreau-DesHarnais, "A Tribute to Joe's Ancestral Women's Line. Part III", page 67.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 155.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 802.
[S2932] Gail Moreau-DesHarnais, "Ste Anne Burials 1776-1787", page 15; burial of Francois de Marsac, Equier.
[S943] Sharon A. Kelley, Marriage Records of Ste Anne, page 21; marriage of François Marsac de L'Homme Trou and Charlotte Bourassa.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 64.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 276.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 803.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 802, 888.
[S943] Sharon A. Kelley, Marriage Records of Ste Anne, page 17; marriage of Robert Navar and Marie Louise de Marsac; daughter of François de l'homme Trou and deceased Thérèsse Campeau.

François de Marsac Equie, sieur de L'homme trou¹

M, b. 22 October 1706, d. November 1777

Family Explorer

Father

Jacob de Marsac sieur de Lhommetrou^2,3,1,4,5,6 b. 19 May 1675, d. Apr 1747

Mother

Thérèse David^2,3,1,4,5 b. 4 Sep 1664, d. Sep 1727

Birth*

François de Marsac Equie, sieur de L'homme trou was born on 22 October 1706 at Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan

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Baptism

He was baptized on 22 October 1706 at Fort Pontchartrain, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan

, by Father De Lamarche. His godparents were François de Laforest, "capitaine dans le dit Detachement" and Marie-Magdeleine de LaMothe Cadillac, daughter of Antoine de La Mothe Cadillac.^7,8,9

Marriage*

He married Thérèse Campau, daughter of Jacques Campeau and Jeanne-Cécile Catin, on 18 May 1734 at Ste Anne de Detroit Church, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan

. The wedding was attended by her father, his fahter, her uncle, Nicolas Catin and her borther, Jean Baptiste Campau.^10,11,12,13

Marriage

Another source says François de Marsac Equie, sieur de L'homme trou married Thérèse Cécile Campeau, daughter of Jacques Campau and Jeanne-Cécile Catin, on 19 May 1734 at Ste Anne de Detroit, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan

. The wedding was attended by her father, his father, her uncle, Nicolas Catin and her brother, Jean Baptiste Campau.^14,11,15

(Attendee) Marriage

François Marsac attended the wedding of his daughter Marie Thérèse de Marsac and Louis Beaufait on 22 January 1767 at Ste Anne de Detroit Church, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan

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Death*

François de Marsac Equie, sieur de L'homme trou died in November 1777 at age 71 (date based on burial.)

Burial*

He was buried on 17 November 1777 in the church at Ste Anne de Detroit Catholic Church, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan

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Family

Thérèse Cécile Campeau b. 16 Jun 1714, d. 22 Nov 1746

François and Thérèse Cécile Campeau had nine children born at Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan

, (see French Families) (see Michigan's Habitant Heritage Apr 2007).^24,27

Children

Francois de Marsac Equier+^{23,24,25,26,27} b. 21 Apr 1736, d. Oct 1777
Marie Thérèse de Marsac^28,24,27 b. 18 Oct 1737, d. Nov 1804
Paul de Marsac^29,30,27 b. 19 Feb 1743, d. Jul 1781
Marie-Louise-Archange de Marsac+^31,27,32 b. 26 Oct 1744, d. Oct 1796

Citations

[S2932] Gail Moreau-DesHarnais, "Ste Anne Burials 1776-1787", page 16; burial of François de Marsac, Equier, sieur de L'homme trou.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 198.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 801.
[S943] Sharon A. Kelley, Marriage Records of Ste Anne, page 3; marriage of François de Marsac and Thérèse Campau.
[S2944] Suzanne Boivin Sommerville, "Fort Ponthcartrain Becomes a Permanent Settlement", page 141.
[S934] C. M. Burton, Cadillac's Village, page 61.
[S352] René Jetté, Dictionary of Quebec Families, page 775; baptized 22 Oct 1706 Detroit.
[S2944] Suzanne Boivin Sommerville, "Fort Ponthcartrain Becomes a Permanent Settlement", page 141; baptized 22 Oct 1706 Fort Pontchartrain by Father De Lamarche.
[S934] C. M. Burton, Cadillac's Village, page 61; baptized 22 Oct 1706.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 801, married 18 May 1734 Detroit.
[S2932] Gail Moreau-DesHarnais, "Ste Anne Burials 1776-1787", page 16; burial of François de Marsac, Equier, sieur de L'homme trou; married.
[S943] Sharon A. Kelley, Marriage Records of Ste Anne, page 3; marriage of François de Marsac and Thérèse Campau; married 18 May 1734 Ste Anne Church.
[S934] C. M. Burton, Cadillac's Village, page 61; married 1734.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 198, married 19 May 1734 Detroit.
[S2950] Patricia Oliss Brown, Sharon Kelley and Gail Moreau-DesHarnais, "A Tribute to Joe's Ancestral Women's Line. Part III", page 66, 67; married Ste Anne de Detroit 19 May 1734.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 64, married 22 Jan 1767 Detroit.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 802, married 22 Jan 1767 Detroit.
[S2950] Patricia Oliss Brown, Sharon Kelley and Gail Moreau-DesHarnais, "A Tribute to Joe's Ancestral Women's Line. Part III", page 68; married 22 Jan 1767 St Anne de Detroit, names those attending.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 198, buried 17 Nov 1777 under Ste Anne Church, Detroit.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 801, buried 17 Nov 1777 under Ste Anne Church, Detroit.
[S2932] Gail Moreau-DesHarnais, "Ste Anne Burials 1776-1787", page 16; burial of François de Marsac, Equier, sieur de L'homme trou; buried 17 Nov 1777, in church.
[S2950] Patricia Oliss Brown, Sharon Kelley and Gail Moreau-DesHarnais, "A Tribute to Joe's Ancestral Women's Line. Part III", page 68; buried 17 Nov 1777.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 155.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 802.
[S2932] Gail Moreau-DesHarnais, "Ste Anne Burials 1776-1787", page 15; burial of Francois de Marsac, Equier.
[S943] Sharon A. Kelley, Marriage Records of Ste Anne, page 21; marriage of François Marsac de L'Homme Trou and Charlotte Bourassa.
[S2950] Patricia Oliss Brown, Sharon Kelley and Gail Moreau-DesHarnais, "A Tribute to Joe's Ancestral Women's Line. Part III", page 67.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 64.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 276.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 803.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 802, 888.
[S943] Sharon A. Kelley, Marriage Records of Ste Anne, page 17; marriage of Robert Navar and Marie Louise de Marsac; daughter of François de l'homme Trou and deceased Thérèsse Campeau.

Jacques Campeau^1,2,3,4,5

M, b. 31 May 1677, d. May 1751

Family Explorer

Father

Étienne Campeau^6,2,7,5 b. circa 1638, d. between 3 Apr 1690 and 22 Dec 1693

Mother

Catherine Paulo dit Duval^6,2,7,5 b. circa 1645, d. 21 Apr 1721

Birth*

Jacques Campeau was born on 31 May 1677 at Montréal, Quebec Province, Canada

.⁸

Baptism

He was baptized on 31 May 1677 at Notre-Dame Church, Montréal, Quebec Province, Canada

. His godparents were Jacques Cardinal and Marie-Anne Hardy (wife of Pierre Mallet.)^9,10,11

Marriage Contract

A contract for the marriage of Jacques and Jeanne-Cécile Catin was signed on 30 November 1699 before Notary Pierre Raimbault.^12,13

Marriage*

Jacques Campeau married Jeanne-Cécile Catin, daughter of Henri Catin and Jeanne Brossard, on 1 December 1699 at Montréal, Quebec Province, Canada

.^{6,12,1,2,14,3}

Historical*

Jacques Campeau was one of Detroit's original colonists.¹⁵

(Attendee) Marriage

He attended the wedding of his daughter Thérèse Cécile Campeau and François de Marsac Equie, sieur de L'homme trou on 19 May 1734 at Ste Anne de Detroit, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan

.^16,17,18

Death*

Jacques Campeau died in May 1751 aged 78 years (calculates to a birth c 1673) (date based on burial.)¹⁹

Burial*

He was buried on 14 May 1751 at Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan

.^6,19

Family

Jeanne-Cécile Catin b. 25 Aug 1681, d. Aug 1715

Jacques and Jeanne-Cécile Catin had eight children (see French Families) (see Jetté).^31,13

Children

Jean-Louis Campeau+^{20,2,21,22,13,4} b. 25 Aug 1702, d. Mar 1774
Henri Campeau+^20,13,23 b. 2 Nov 1704
Mary Ann Cecilia Campau+^24,25 b. 21 Jun 1707
Nicolas Campau dit Niagara+^20,26,13 b. 18 Jul 1710, d. Dec 1756
Jean-Baptiste Campeau+^20,27,13 b. 4 Aug 1711, d. Jun 1783
Thérèse Cécile Campeau+^{20,28,29,30,13} b. 16 Jun 1714, d. 22 Nov 1746

Citations

[S399] Gail Moreau, "Came to Detroit 1701-1710", page 32.
[S189] Dianne Sharrow-Clarizio, "Robert and Campeau", page 163.
[S352] René Jetté, Dictionary of Quebec Families, page 194, 195, 208.
[S934] C. M. Burton, Cadillac's Village, page 36.
[S3072] Peter Gagné, King's Daughters and Founding Mothers Vol 2, page 444.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 198, 229.
[S352] René Jetté, Dictionary of Quebec Families, page 194, 195.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 197, 198, 229.
[S331] Anita R Campeau, "The Campau Family", pages 80; baptised 31 May 1677, Notre-Dame Church, Montréal; names godparents.
[S352] René Jetté, Dictionary of Quebec Families, page 194; baptized 31 May 1677 Montréal.
[S3072] Peter Gagné, King's Daughters and Founding Mothers Vol 2, page 444; baptized 31 May 1677 Montréal.
[S331] Anita R Campeau, "The Campau Family", pages 80.
[S352] René Jetté, Dictionary of Quebec Families, page 195.
[S934] C. M. Burton, Cadillac's Village, page 36, 38.
[S934] C. M. Burton, Cadillac's Village, page 14.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 198, married 19 May 1734 Detroit.
[S2932] Gail Moreau-DesHarnais, "Ste Anne Burials 1776-1787", page 16; burial of François de Marsac, Equier, sieur de L'homme trou; married.
[S2950] Patricia Oliss Brown, Sharon Kelley and Gail Moreau-DesHarnais, "A Tribute to Joe's Ancestral Women's Line. Part III", page 66, 67; married Ste Anne de Detroit 19 May 1734.
[S934] C. M. Burton, Cadillac's Village, page 36; buried 14 May 1751, aged 78 years.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 198.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 1077.
[S943] Sharon A. Kelley, Marriage Records of Ste Anne, page 2; marriage of Louis Campau and Marie Louise Robert.
[S934] C. M. Burton, Cadillac's Village, page 79.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 133. 198.
[S934] C. M. Burton, Cadillac's Village, page 79; Letter from Fr Denissen to C.M. Burton 9 Nov 1896.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 1114.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 968.
[S37] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 2, page 801.
[S943] Sharon A. Kelley, Marriage Records of Ste Anne, page 3; marriage of François de Marsac and Thérèse Campau.
[S2950] Patricia Oliss Brown, Sharon Kelley and Gail Moreau-DesHarnais, "A Tribute to Joe's Ancestral Women's Line. Part III", page 66.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 198, 199.

Catherine Paulo dit Duval¹

F, b. circa 1645, d. 21 April 1721

Family Explorer

Father

Pierre Paulo dit Duval^2,1,3,4,5 d. before 26 Nov 1663

Mother

Renée Cordetelle^2,1,3,4,5

Birth*

Catherine Paulo dit Duval was born circa 1645 at Saint-Nicolas de La Rochelle, France

.⁴

Birth

Another source says she was born in 1646 at Saint Nicolas Parish, city of La Rochelle, France

.²

Baptism

She was baptized circa 1647 based on the 1667 census.³

Kings Dau*

She was a "fille du roi" (daughter of the king.)⁴

Marriage Contract

A contract for the marriage of Catherine and Etienne Campot was signed on 13 November 1663 before Notary Bénigne Basset. Neither Étienne nor Catherine were able to sign the contract. Catherine's cousin, Marie Paulo was present.^3,6

Marriage*

Catherine Paulo dit Duval married Étienne Campeau, son of Léonard Campeau and Françoise Maugé, on 26 November 1663 at Montréal, Quebec Province, Canada

.^2,7,8,3,4,5

Widowed*

Catherine Paulo dit Duval was widowed by the death of her husband, an unknown person between 3 April 1690 and 24 September 1692.^4,3

Burial*

She was buried on 16 April 1721 at Montréal, Quebec Province, Canada

.^2,3,4

Death*

She died on 21 April 1721 at Montréal, Quebec Province, Canada

, at age 77 years (calculates to a birth c 1644.)^9,10

Family

Étienne Campeau b. circa 1638, d. between 3 Apr 1690 and 22 Dec 1693

Catherine and Étienne Campeau had fifteen children (see French Families) (see Jetté) (King's Daughters by Gagné.^19,3,4

Children

Marie Campeau+^11,2,12,13,4 b. 24 Nov 1665
Michel Campeau+^2,3,4 b. 14 Jun 1667, d. Sep 1737
Jacques Campeau+^14,15,16,4 b. 31 May 1677, d. May 1751
Jeanne Campeau+^17,18 b. 1 Jun 1679, d. Jun 1721

Citations

[S331] Anita R Campeau, "The Campau Family", pages 80.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 197.
[S352] René Jetté, Dictionary of Quebec Families, page 194.
[S3072] Peter Gagné, King's Daughters and Founding Mothers Vol 2, page 444.
[S45] Joy Courteau Reisinger and Elmer Courteau, King's Daughters, page 164.
[S112] Inventory of Notaries in Canada, Notaires volume 1, page 180.
[S46] Reginald L Olivier, Ancient Canadian Family Ties, page 81.
[S331] Anita R Campeau, "The Campau Family", pages 80 says 1663.
[S352] René Jetté, Dictionary of Quebec Families, page 194; buried 16 Apr 1721 age 77.
[S45] Joy Courteau Reisinger and Elmer Courteau, King's Daughters, page 164; died 16 Apr 1721 Montreal age 77.
[S46] Reginald L Olivier, Ancient Canadian Family Ties, page 81, 92, 207.
[S352] René Jetté, Dictionary of Quebec Families, page 194, 717.
[S48] Inventory of Notaries in Canada, Notaries volume 9, page 176.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 198, 229.
[S189] Dianne Sharrow-Clarizio, "Robert and Campeau", page 163.
[S352] René Jetté, Dictionary of Quebec Families, page 194, 195.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 198, 753.
[S352] René Jetté, Dictionary of Quebec Families, page 83, 194.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 197, 198.

Étienne Campeau^1,2

M, b. circa 1638, d. between 3 April 1690 and 22 December 1693

Family Explorer

Father

Léonard Campeau^3,4,5,2 d. before 26 Nov 1663

Mother

Françoise Maugé^3,4,5,2

Birth*

Étienne Campeau was born circa 1638 at Brive-la-Gaillard, Limoges Diocese, Limosine Province, Canada

.²

Birth

Another source says he was born circa 1638 at Brive-la-Gaillarde, Correze (once part of Limousin), France

.⁴

Birth

Another source says he was born in 1638 probably at La Rochelle, France

.³

Marriage Contract

A contract for the marriage of Etienne and Catherine Paulo was signed on 13 November 1663 before Notary Bénigne Basset. Neither Étienne nor Catherine were able to sign the contract. Catherine's cousin, Marie Paulo was present.^5,6

Marriage*

Étienne Campeau married Catherine Paulo dit Duval, daughter of Pierre Paulo dit Duval and Renée Cordetelle, on 26 November 1663 at Montréal, Quebec Province, Canada

.^3,7,8,5,2,9

Death*

Étienne Campeau died between 3 April 1690 and 22 December 1693 at Montréal, Quebec Province, Canada

.^5,2

Family

Catherine Paulo dit Duval b. circa 1645, d. 21 Apr 1721

Étienne and Catherine Paulo dit Duval had fifteen children (see French Families) (see Jetté) (King's Daughters by Gagné.^18,5,2

Children

Marie Campeau+^10,3,11,12,2 b. 24 Nov 1665
Michel Campeau+^3,5,2 b. 14 Jun 1667, d. Sep 1737
Jacques Campeau+^13,14,15,2 b. 31 May 1677, d. May 1751
Jeanne Campeau+^16,17 b. 1 Jun 1679, d. Jun 1721

Citations

[S352] René Jetté, Dictionary of Quebec Families, page 194, 195, 717.
[S3072] Peter Gagné, King's Daughters and Founding Mothers Vol 2, page 444.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 197.
[S331] Anita R Campeau, "The Campau Family", pages 79.
[S352] René Jetté, Dictionary of Quebec Families, page 194.
[S112] Inventory of Notaries in Canada, Notaires volume 1, page 180.
[S46] Reginald L Olivier, Ancient Canadian Family Ties, page 81.
[S331] Anita R Campeau, "The Campau Family", pages 80 says 1663.
[S45] Joy Courteau Reisinger and Elmer Courteau, King's Daughters, page 164.
[S46] Reginald L Olivier, Ancient Canadian Family Ties, page 81, 92, 207.
[S352] René Jetté, Dictionary of Quebec Families, page 194, 717.
[S48] Inventory of Notaries in Canada, Notaries volume 9, page 176.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 198, 229.
[S189] Dianne Sharrow-Clarizio, "Robert and Campeau", page 163.
[S352] René Jetté, Dictionary of Quebec Families, page 194, 195.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 198, 753.
[S352] René Jetté, Dictionary of Quebec Families, page 83, 194.
[S36] Rev Fr Christian Denissen, French Families 1701-1936, vol 1, page 197, 198.