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Sillery, 12 Sept 2005 - Monument Ce monument est situé : 2608, chemin St-Louis. Sillery (Québec) N 46.46.005 W071.16.376 Source: http://association.pelletier.net/GrandesFamilles/NicolasPelletier/Monument.html
Sillery, 12 Sept 2005 - Monument
Ce monument est situé :
2608, chemin St-Louis. Sillery (Québec)
N 46.46.005 W071.16.376
Source: http://association.pelletier.net/GrandesFamilles/NicolasPelletier/Monument.html

Source: http://association.pelletier.net/GrandesFamilles/NicolasPelletier/Monument.html
Source: http://association.pelletier.net/GrandesFamilles/NicolasPelletier/Monument.html
Jeanne De Voisy (Roussi)
(27 Apr 1612 - 12 Dec 1689)
Pedigree Chart
Jeanne was the child of ?
For more information on this family, see http://association.pelletier.net/GrandesFamilles/NicolasPelletier/NicolasPelletier.htm
Ancestor's Life Events
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Jeanne Devoisy Very interesting comments -- source http:/archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/QUEBEC-RESEARCH/2004-07/1090248858 (see below): "In a message dated 7/19/2004 9:50:50 AM Eastern Standard Time, ecarla@rogers.com writes: On this site (below), Nicolas Pelletier and his wife Jeanne Roussy were mentioned and refered to Jeanne as "sauvagesse", and then refer to their children, grandchildren, etc. as "Metis" thereafter. As this couple is part of my husband's ancestry, I am wondering if Jeanne Roussy was born native and where to find that information. Other sites suggest that she was born in France and is the sister of the first wife. Is there anywhere on the web to verify a person's Metis heritage? Before I put any of this info in my database, I want to make sure the info is accurate...I especially don't want to list children as Metis when they aren't. Also, I was wondering.....how far down the line can one consider themselves "Metis" from the original "white" father and "native" mother? Is there a generation limit?" "Nicolas Pelletier and Jeanne Vouzy Roussy were both born in Gaillardon, Diocese of Chartres, Province of Beauce, France, and baptised at the Church of Saint-Pierre in that town. They were probably married there, and their two eldest children, Jean (b. about 1633) and Francois (b. about 1635) were born and baptised there." From PRDH Individu # 60778 NICOLAS PELLETIER Statut(s) : Immigrant Naissance : 1594-12-07 st-pierre, v. gallardon, ev. chartres, beauce (ar. chartres, eure-et-loir) Premier mariage : avant 1632-12-31 France avec JEANNE DEVOISY ROUSSI Commentaires : SON BAPTÊME À GAILLARDON A ÉTÉ TROUVÉ PAR MADAME FLORINE PERRY. CITÉ DANS LE FICHIER ORIGINE Comment: His baptism at Gaillardon was found by Mme Florine Perry. Individu # 60779 JEANNE DEVOISY ROUSSI Statut(s) : Immigrante Naissance : 1612-04-27 st-pierre, v. gallardon, ev. chartres, beauce (ar. chartres, eure-et-loir) Premier mariage : avant 1632-12-31 France avec NICOLAS PELLETIER Commentaires : SON BAPTÊME À GAILLARDON A ÉTÉ TROUVÉ PAR MADAME FLORINE PERRY. Comment: Her baptism at Gaillardon was found by Mme. Florine Perry. "François Pelletier, born in France in 1635, married Dorothée, an Amerindian woman, in April 1660 at Tadoussac. [PRDH #94011, Jette p. 888, col. 1] Dorothée died and was buried April 13, 1661, leaving no issue. [PRDH #68905, Jette p. 888, col. 1]" "On September 26, 1661, at Quebec, François married Marguerite Morriseau, of the parish of St-Pierre, Roye, in the district of Mondidier, Diocese of Amiens, Picardie. [PRDH # 55218, Jette p. 888 col. 2]." "So then, it would be impossible to claim Amerindian ancestry from Jeanne de Vousy-Roussi, since she is a native of France. And it would also be impossible to claim Amerindian ancestry from Dorothée, the first wife of François Pelletier, since she died without issue." Fr Owen Taggart |
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Nicolas Pelletier, 77 years, married Jeanne Devourtais, 53 years, married Nicolas Pelletier, 18 years Pierre Quartier, domestique, 18 years |
Ancestor's Marriage(s) and Child(ren)
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"In 1632, Nicolas marries Jeanne de Voissy (de Vouzy) (de Roussy), age 18, at Saint-Pierre Church in Gallardon (Galardon). Gallardon is located in the Beauce region of France, southwest of Paris between Chartres and the forest of Orléans" Source: http:/pellgene.tripod.com/nicholas_pelletier.htm |
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Children:
Jean Pelletier (abt. 1633, France - 2 Nov 1692, Sorel, Québec, Canada)
Francois Pelletier dit Antaya (abt. 1635, France - 14 May 1690, Sillery, Québec, Canada)
Marie Pelletier (5 Apr 1637, Québec City, Québec, Canada - , )
Louise Pelletier (10 May 1640, Québec City, Québec, Canada - 09 November 1713, Québec City, Québec, Canada)
Francoise Pelletier (13 Apr 1642, Québec City, Québec, Canada - 16 Jul 1707, Sainte-Foy, Québec, Canada)
Jeanne Pelletier (19 Mar 1644, France - 23 Jan 1715, Saint-Nicolas, Québec, Canada)
Genevieve Pelletier (6 Apr 1646, Québec City, Québec, Canada - 17 Dec 1717, Québec City, Québec, Canada)
Nicolas Pelletier dit Marolles (30 Apr 1649, Sillery, Québec, Canada - 12 Feb 1729, Chicoutimi, Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean, QC. Canada) |
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