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Autres noms
| Autres noms | Nom |
|---|---|
| Nom de scène | Jeanne Charton |
Parents
| Père | Date de naissance | Mère | Date de naissance |
|---|---|---|---|
 CLAUDE Charreton |
1620 |  MADELEINE Dumont |
1620 |
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Événements personnels
| Type d’événement | Date | Lieu | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
 Naissance |
about 1653 | Bourges, Berry, France | |
| Baptême |
1653 | Bourges, Cher, Centre, France | |
| Immigration |
1667 | ||
| Mariage |
10/10/1667 | Notre-Dame de Québec, Quebec City, Québec, Canada, New France | |
| Profession |
Fille du Roi | ||
| Décès |
06/06/1703 | Longueuil, Montreal, Canada, New France | |
| Inhumation |
06/06/1703 | Longueuil, Montreal, Canada, New France |
Notes
| Name Jean Robin dit Lapointe Relationship to Head Enfant (Child) Baptism Date 1 juin 1678 (1 Jun 1678) Baptism Place Montréal Father Jean Robin dit Lapointe Mother Jeanne Charreton Spouse(s) Claude Sergeant Marriage Date 7 juill. 1699 (7 Jul 1699) Marriage Place Boucherville Jean Robin dit Lapointe 00237.jpg |
| Jeanne was born/baptized from the Parish of St-Pierre-de-Guillart. Her spouse was Jean Robin Lapointe, born in the Parish of St-Martin, Clamecy, Département de la Nièvre, Bourgogne, France in about 1642, and died before Jeanne (1703). ∼ Jeanne is the daughter of Claude Charton and Madeleine Dumont. Per PRDH and the Filles du Roi site, she was born in about 1653, per her burial record, she was about 60 (so about 1643). She came to Quebec as a Filles du Roi on the "St-Louis de Dieppe", arriving on 25 September 1667. She married Jean Robin dit Lapointe on 10 October 1667, in Notre-Dame-de-Québec. They are the parents of the following (verified with PRDH): 1) Marie-Therese abt (1668-1720) md Jacques Viau dit Lesperance 2) Catherine (abt 1670-1726) md Thomas Radume dit Langevin 3) Jeanne (1672-1673) 4) Jeanne (1673-1690) md Alexandre Lacoste dit Languedoc 5) Marie-Reine (1675-1747) Bertrand Viau dit Lesperance 6) Jean-Baptiste (1678-1730) md Marie-Claude Sergent 7) Marie-Madeleine (1680-1733) md Pierre Charon 8) Michel (1681-1751) md Marie-Angelique Dupre dit Rochefort 9) Marie-Josephe (1684-1729) Etienne Charles dit Lajeunesse 10) Marguerite (1687-1688) ∼ Listed as about 60 on burial record. Widow of Jean Robin. PRDH lists her surname as CHARTON Source for burial: Familysearch.org } Quebec Catholic Parish Registers } Longueuil } Saint-Antoine-de-Longueuil } Baptêmes, mariages, sépultures 1669-1730 } image 122 |
| Jeanne Charton formerly Charreton aka Robin, Lapointe, Chartran Born about 1653 in Bourges, (St-Pierre-le-Guillard), Berry, Francemap Daughter of Claude Charreton and Madeleine Dumont [sibling(s) unknown] Wife of Jean Robin — married 10 Oct 1667 in Notre-Dame de Québec, Canada, Nouvelle-Francemap DESCENDANTS descendants Mother of Marie Thérèse (La Pointe) Robin, Catherine Robin, Jeanne Robin, Jeanne Catherine Robin, Reine Robin, Jean (Robin) Robin dit Lapointe, Madeleine (Robin) Robin dite Lapointe, Michel (Robin) Robin dit Lapointe, Marie Josephe (Robin) Robin dite Lapointe and Marguerite Robin Died 6 Jun 1703 at about age 50 in Longueuil, Canada, Nouvelle-Francemap Jeanne (Charreton) Charton lived in Canada, New France. Marriage contract of Jean Rebin and Jeanne Charton (October 9, 1667). Notary Gilles Rageot[6] Jean is the son of Jean Rebin (sic) and Perrette Gauterau (?) of the parish of St-Martin in the town of Clamecy, diocese of Auxerre, Jeanne is the daughter of the late Claude Charton and Magdeleine Dumont of the parish of St-Pierre-le-Guillard of the city of Bourges; among the people mentioned present, some of whom signed, we find the intendant Jean Talon, Marie Barbe de Boullongne, widow of Sieur d'Ailleboust, Antoine Adhémar and Geneviève Sageot (soldier of the regiment and daughter of the king who signed their contract the same day), Madeleine Granjond, Marie Paviot (other daughters of the king); the future wife brings goods worth 200 pounds; the contract is made in the house of Mr. Peltier, the witnesses being Jean Paul Maheu and Jean Baptiste Gaudon; the future spouses do not sign.[7] On October 10, 1667 at Notre-Dame de Québec was celebrated the marriage between Jean Robin, son of Jean Robin and Perette Gauterio of the parish of St-Martin de Clamecy, diocese of Auxerre, with Jeanne Charreton, daughter of Claude Charreton and of Madeleine Dumont of the parish of St-Pierre-de-Guilllart, diocese of Bourges, in the presence of Jean George de Chapuy, soldier, François Peltier and Louis Robert, inhabitants, Henry de Bernières priest of Quebec officiating.[8][9 ] Enfants du mariage ils sont établis à Longueuil[1][2] +Marie Thérèse, née vers 1668 (Marie, 13 ans en 1681), épouse Jacques Viau le 14 novembre 1684 Boucherville +Catherine, née vers 1670, (11 ans en 1681); mariée avec Thomas Radume dit Langevin 12 février 1714 Longueuil Jeanne, baptisée 13 novembre 1672 Montréal (ND), inhumée 18 janvier 1673 Montréal (ND) +Jeanne Catherine, née à Longueil, baptisée 28 octobre 1673 Montréal (ND); mariée avec Alexandre Lacoste 7 janvier 1688 Boucherville +Reine, née à Longueuil, baptisée 27 août 1675 Montréal (ND); mariée avec Bertrand Viau 7 avril 1693 Boucherville +Jean, né à Longueuil, baptisé 1 juin 1678 Montréal (ND); marié avec Marie Claude Sergeant 7 juillet 1699 Boucherville +Madelaine, née 7 février 1680 Longueuil baptisée 9 Boucherville; mariée avec Pierre Charron 4 novembre 1697 Boucherville +Michel, né 14 décembre 1681 Longueuil baptisé 15 Boucherville; marié avec Angélique Dupré 4 janvier 1711 Boucherville +Marie Josephe, née 29 juin 1684 Longueuil baptisée 30 Boucherville; mariée avec Étienne Charles 3 septembre 1702 Longueuil Marguerite, née 14 février 1687 Longueuil baptisée 15 Boucherville; inhumée 5 janvier 1688 Boucherville Biography Jeanne (Charreton) Charton migrated from France to New France. Jeanne CHARTON or CHARRETON (named Chartran on the marriage of her daughter Marie Josephe and her funeral, in error[1]) Daughter of Claude and of Madeleine Dumont, of the parish of Saint-Pierre-le-Guillard in the city and diocese of Bourges in Berry (18000, Cher; Centre), she was born around 1653 (28 on 1681 census, 60 on funeral in 1703)[2] Identifiant des profils des Filles du Roi Jeanne (Charreton) Charton is a Fille du Roi. She arrived in Québec city on 25 September 1667 aboard the ship Le St-Louis from Dieppe[3] as a Fille du Roy[4], unable to sign.[5] Drapeau identifiant les profils du Canada, Nouvelle-France Jeanne (Charreton) Charton lived in Canada, Nouvelle-France. Marriage A marriage contract was done between Jean Rebin (sic) and Jeanne Charton on 9 October 1667 before notary Gilles Rageot[6] Jean is son of Jean Rebin (sic) and of Perrette Gauterau (?) of the parish of St-Martin in the city of Clamecy, diocese of Auxerre, Jeanne is daughter of the late Claude Charton and of Magdeleine Dumont of the parish of St-Pierre-le-Guillard in the city of Bourges; among those cited present, among whom some sign, are found intendant Jean Talon, Marie Barbe de Boullongne, widow of the sieur dAilleboust, Antoine Adhémar and Geneviève Sageot (soldier of the regiment and fille du roi who sign their contract the same day), Madeleine Granjond, Marie Paviot (other filles du roi); the future bride brings goods valued at 200 livres; the contract is done in the house of the sieur Peltier, witnesses being Jean Paul Maheu and Jean Baptiste Gaudon; the future spouses do not sign.[7] On October 10th 1667 in Notre-Dame de Québec was celebrated the marriage between Jean Robin, son of Jean Robin and of Perette Gauterio of the parish of St-Martin of Clamecy, diocese of Auxerre, with Jeanne Charreton, daughter of Claude Charreton and of Madeleine Dumont of the parish of St-Pierre-le-Guillart, diocese of Bourges, in the presence of Jean George de Chapuy, soldier, François Peltier and Louis Robert, inhabitants, Henry de Bernières curé of Québec officiating.[8][9] 10 children from this marriage, 8 of whom will live to marry. They were established in Longueuil[1][2] (listed above) 1681 Census: SEIGNEURIE DE LONGUEUIL Jean Robin 38 ; Jeanne Chartier, his wife, 28 ; children : Marie 13, Catherine 11, Jeanne 8, René 6, Jean 3, Madelaine 2 ; 1 gun ; 5 horned beasts ; 12 arpents in value.[10] Jean Robin died between July 7th 1699 (marriage of his son Jean where he is present) and September 3rd 1702 (marriage of his daughter Marie Josephe, cited deceased), presumably in Longueuil.[2][1] Death Jeanne Chartran (sic), widow of Jean Robin, was buried on June 6th 1703 in Longueuil (St-Antoine-de-Pade), the record gives her around 60 years of age.[11] Sources 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Quebec, Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1997 - Drouin IGD 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Dictionnaire généalogique des familles du Québec des origines à 1730, René Jetté, avec la collaboration du PRDH, 1983, Presses de l'Université de Montréal, pg 997 (membership IGD) Robin dit Lapointe 3.0 3.1 Migrations: navire / ship St-Louis, 1667 4.0 4.1 Filles du Roi: Description 5.0 5.1 Yves Landry: Orphelines en France, pionnières au Canada: Les Filles du roi au XVIIe siècle; édition révisée 2013 Éd BQ ISBN 978-2-89406-340-8 pg 79 6.0 6.1 BAnQ Notarial acts index Inventaire des greffes des notaires du régime français, par Pierre Georges Roy et Antoine Roy; 27 Vol + index 1-8 Vol III pg 210 (N° 185.) 7.0 7.1 BAnQ: Gilles Rageot, Actes (7 287 pages), 11 novembre 1666 - 8 octobre 1671, pgs 299-301/1224 contrat de mariage Jean Rebin (sic) - Jeanne Charton, original (début en bas de page) 8.0 8.1 Mariage Jean Robin - Jeanne Charreton Collection Drouin, IGD (Membership) (image sur profil / on profile) 9.0 9.1 Mariage / Marriage Jean Robin - Jeanne Charreton FamilySearch 10.0 10.1 Wikisource Recensement 1681 Census selon Benjamin Sulte Histoire des Canadiens-français, Tome 5, chap. 4 11.0 11.1 Sépulture-Funeral image Jeanne Charton Collection Drouin, IGD (Membership) IGD: Actes d'état civil et registres d'église du Québec (Collection Drouin), 1621 à 1997 - Gabriel Drouin, comp. Drouin Collection: Institut Généalogique Drouin (membership) https://www.genealogiequebec.com BAnQ: Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec/Québec National Library and Archives https://www.banq.qc.ca/accueil/ Migrations: 700 Filles du Roi Sources du site Migrations: (Tanguay, vol.1, p.523; Jetté, p.997; Drouin, vol.2, p.1172; Dumas, p.204; Landry, p.290; Sulte, Hist. vol.5, p.71(3); R.M. Le Régiment de Carignan, p.101; DBAQ, t4, p.271; Langlois, p.454) The Programme de recherche en démographie historique (PRDH) list of the «Filles du Roi» (the King’s Daughters) Université de Montréal - accessed 12 June 2014 La Société des Filles du roi et soldats du Carignan - accessed 12 June 2014 |
| Charton, Jeanne Jeanne Charton was bom about 1653 in the parish of Saint-Pierre-lc- Guillard in Bourges, Berry, the daughter of Claude Charton and Madeleine Dumont. After her father’s death, Jeanne left for Canada in 1667, at age 14. On 10 October 1667, Jeanne married Jean Robin dit Lapointe in Quebec City. She could not sign the marriage contract drawn up 09 October by notary Rageot, but Jean could. Several other Filles du Roi were present at the contract signing. Jean was bom about 1643 in the parish of Saint-Martin in Clamecy (diocese of Auxerre), Burgundy, the son of Jean Robin and Perrette Gauterio. He was confirmed 24 August 1664 at Québec City. The couple settled at Longueuil, though Jeanne was confirmed 20 May 1668 at Chambly. Daughter Marie-Thérèse was bom about 1668, followed by Catherine, bom about 1670. Jeanne was baptized 13 November 1672 at Montréal, but was buried 18 January 1673. Jeanne-Catherine was baptized at Montréal 28 October 1673, followed by Reine (27 August 1675) and Jean (01 June 1678). In 1678, Jean Robin was a judge in the seigneurie of Longueuil. Daughter Madeleine was baptized 09 February 1680 at Boucherville, followed by Michel (15 December 1681), Marie-Josèphe (30 June 1684) and Marguerite (15 February 1687). Sadly, Marguerite was buried less than a year later, on 05 January 1688. Jean Robin dit Lapointe died at Longueuil between 07 July 1699 and 03 September 1702. Jeanne Charton was buried 06 June 1703 at Longueuil. |
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