Julie married Michel MONTPETIT-POTEVIN. [Group Sheet]

1. MONTPETIT
2. MONTPETIT
3. Rhea MONTPETIT was born in 1919; died in 1983.

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Michel married Monique SEQUIN. [Group Sheet]

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Albert married Angelique MAUPETIT. [Group Sheet]

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• Baptism: 21 Aug 1684, Saint Anges de Lachine, Ile de Montreal, Quebec, Canada
• Godparents: Abt 22 Aug 1684, Baie D'Urfe, Montreal, Quebec, Canada; Sieur de Guillaume D'Aoust and Marie Madeleine de L'Ande
• Residence: 1693, Lachine, Ile de Montreal, Quebec, Canada; Dames Hospitalier
• Occupation: Between 1695 and 1698, Ville Marie, Montreal, Quebec, Canada; Laborer
• Residence: Abt 1702, Montreal, Quebec, Canada; Baie D'Urfé
• Occupation: 1710, Baie D'Urfe, Montreal, Quebec, Canada; farmer
• Residence: 1713, Baie D'Urfe, Montreal, Quebec, Canada; Pointe Claire
• Residence: 1714, Montreal, Quebec, Canada; Baie D'Urfé
• Occupation: 1717, Lachine, Ile de Montreal, Quebec, Canada; voyageur (fur trader)
• Residence: Between 1718 and 1727, Montreal, Quebec, Canada; Pointe aux Moulin; Address:
  Ile Perrot
• Residence: Abt 1728, Saint Joseph de Soulanges, Soulanges, Quebec, Canada; Cedars

Notes:

Guillaume moved his family across the lake from Baie D'Urfe to Ile Perrot. A few years later Guillaume and his family moved to the Cedars area of Soulanges. This is located a little west of Ile Perrot on the shores of Lake St. Francis. His family helped populate the St. Joseph de Soulanges parish. A few of Jean-Baptiste's descendants also ended up there in later years.

In 1693 his mother placed him in a boarding school with the Dames Hospitalier in Lachine. There are notarial records that show Marie paying the Dames for boarding him. Between 1695 and 1698. Guillaume is contracted to work for Jean Gervaise in Ville Marie. This is the same Jean Gervaise that the family lived with in 1677-78.

1703 - Guillaume moved to the farm at Baie D'Urfe with his brother Jean-Baptiste and his wife and child.

1713 - The family moved to Pointe Claire.

1714 - Returned to Baie D'Urfe.

1717 - Guillaume signed on as a voyageur (fur trapper) and went on the annual expedition to the fur country to the west. These trips left Lachine in early spring and returned in the fall. There is a fur museum at Lachine describing how this was done. When Guillaume returned from fur country, the family moved to Ile Perrot, at Pointe aux Moulin across the lake from Baie D'Urfe and lived there until 1727. The old mill has been restored and the area is a park and interpretation center.

Birth:
Baptism certificate indicates that he was born at the stroke of midnight.

Godparents:
Marie Madeleine was Guillaume's sister.

Occupation:
He worked for Jean Gervaise, with whom his family once lived.

Residence:
He lived with his brother Jean-Baptiste and his family.

Guillaume married Sarah ALLEN on 27 Apr 1710 in Bout-De-L'Ile, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Sarah (daughter of Edward ALLEN, Jr and Mercy PAINTER) was born on 1 May 1692 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts; died on 25 Dec 1764 in Saint Joseph de Soulanges, Soulanges, Quebec, Canada; was buried on 26 Dec 1764 in Soulanges, Quebec, Canada. [Group Sheet]

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• Name: Madeleine Alleyn
• Name: Madeleine Hélène
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• Religion: Bef 1704, Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts; a Puritan
• Misc: 29 Feb 1704, Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts; she was captured by a French and Inidan raiding party
• Baptised: 30 May 1705, Montreal, Quebec, Canada; Marie Madeleine Helene; Address:
  Saint Anne de Bellevue
• Occupation: Abt 1706, Baie D'Urfe, Montreal, Quebec, Canada; servant
• Religion: Aft 1705, Montreal, Quebec, Canada; Catholic; Address:
  Saint Anne de Bellevue
• Naturalization: May 1710, Baie D'Urfe, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
• Residence: 1727, Les Cedres, Soulanges, Quebec, Canada

Notes:

On February 29, 1704 a force of 50 French soldiers and 200 Abenakis Indians under the command of Hertel de Rouville attacked the town of Deerfield, Massachusetts. Deerfield was a town of 300 residents at that time and was the northwesternmost settlement in New England. In the attack, 56 residents were killed and 109 taken prisoner and half of the buildings burned. Among the prisoners was a 12 year old girl named Sarah Allen. Sarah was one of nine children of the Allen family of Deerfield. The Allens lived in one of the fourteen houses located in the southern part of Deerfield. This area was not penetrated by the attack, however it appears that Sarah was away from home at the time of the attack and was taken prisoner. The prisoners were marched from Deerfield to Montreal. It took them until early April to reach Fort Chambly.

Sarah was taken to Kahanawake and kept there for a while before being sold to Jean Quenet, a Montreal merchant. Jean was a successful merchant with property in Lachine and Montreal. He imported fashions from Paris. One of his properties was at Baie D'Urfe and that is where Sarah worked as a domestic. On 30 May 1705, Sarah was baptized by the Jesuits and renamed Marie Madeleine Helene before her godfather Pierre Lamoureux and her godmother Etiennette Hurtubise, the wife of Jean Quenet. She was then placed as a domestic in the house of Jean Quenet at Baie D'Urfe. During the following years John Sheldon led three expeditions to Canada to rescue the captives. Edward Allen, Sarah's father, was a member of the third expedition in 1707. He was in Montreal in August 1707. War broke out between France and England during this time however, and they were prevented from completing their mission. There is no record that Edward Allen visited Sarah or, if he did, what the result was. Sarah had 2 brothers; Edward 20, and Samuel 5 and 4 sisters; Mercy 18, Martha 13, Jemima 10 and Hannah in Deerfield at the time of the raid.

Sarah was an educated young lady, as she could sign her marriage certificate and Guillaume could not.

Baptised:
She was baptised by the Jesuits.

Occupation:
She worked in the home of Jean Quenet which was located two farms away from the Lalonde farm.

Naturalization:
She was granted citizenship in New France by King Louis IV of France. Her name on in the Lettres de Naturalité in the Canadian Archives was spelled Magdelaine allyn

Notes:

Marriage Contract:
Signed before Notary Raimbault Sr.

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Pierre married Angelique DEVILLERAY [Group Sheet]