Jeanne Enard (abt. 1616 - aft. 20 Jun 1682) - Family History

Jeanne Enard

  (abt. 1616,  La Rochelle, France  - aft. 20 Jun 1682,  Batiscan, Québec, Canada )   -- Age:   --Cause of Death:
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Jeanne Enard - Life Events

1639   "Jeanne Enard,b-1619 wife of (I)-Christophe Crevier, sieur de la Mesle arrives Trois Rivieres (Quebec) and begins a flourishing trade in brandy with the Natives. Christophe was involved in 27 court cases at Trois Riviers..." Source: http:/www.telusplanet.net/public/dgarneau/french12.htm

1641 - Québec History - Beginning of French and Iroquois Wars (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_Quebec_history_(1608_to_1662))

1653 - Canadian History - The population of Quebec now stands at 2,000 (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_Quebec_history_(1608_to_1662))

1656 - Invention - The pendulum clock (Christiaan Huygens, Netherlands)

1663 - Québec History - Quebec becomes a royal province. Canada Info (www.craigmarlatt.com)

1663 - Québec History - The first Filles du roi ('King's Daughters') arrive in New France during the summer. (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_New_France_history_(1663_to_1759))

1665 - Québec History - The Carignan-Salières Regiment destroys five Mohawk nation villages, weakening Iroquois resolve to keep fighting. (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_New_France_history_(1663_to_1759))

1665 Trois Rivieres   1665 Trois Rivieres Au recensement de 1665, titre Trois-Rivieres (il faut lire: Cap de la Madeleine) on voit: "Jeanne Enard, veuve de Christophe Crevier, 50 ans; Jean-Baptiste Crevier, son fils, 18 ans." La meme pice donne: "Nicolas Crevier, 25 ans, haibantan; Louise Le Loutre, 18 ans, sa femme; Marie-Barbe, leur fille, 3 mois; Jacques Julien, 23 ans, domestique." Jean Creavier n'est pas mentionne. L'annee suivante, un autre releve de la population indique, au Cap: "Jeanne Enard, 46 ans, 9 betes a cornes, 50 arpents de derre en valeur; Jean-Baptiste, son fils, 16 ans; Jean Francois... 22 ans, domestique." Et plus loin: "Jean Crevier, 25 ans, 6 betes-a-cornes, 13 arpents en valeur; Marguerite Hertle, 18 ans, sa femme; Michel (c'est Nicolas) Crevier, 22 ans; Louise Le Loutre, 19 ans, sa femme, 5 arpents en valeur." Title Revue canadienne, Volume 1 Editor Alphonse Leclaire Publisher Revue canadienne, 1908 Original from the New York Public Library Digitized Mar 12, 2008 Page 354

1666 - Québec History - A census conducted by Jean Talon in the winter of 1665-1666 showed a population of 3,215 French inhabitants residing in New France. (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_New_France_history_(1663_to_1759))

Les Trois Rivieres The first census of New France (1666) http://www.afhs.ab.ca/data/census/1666  Jeanne esnard - 50 ve christophe crevier Jean baptiste crevier - 18 fils

1667 - Québec History - Signing of a peace treaty with the defeated Iroquois. (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_New_France_history_(1663_to_1759))

1670 - Québec History - The Hudson's Bay Company is formed and granted trade rights over all territory draining into Hudson Bay. Canada Info (www.craigmarlatt.com)

1675 - Québec History - The expression coureur des bois is coined to name those who bypass Royal officials and deal directly with the First Nations in the fur trade. (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_New_France_history_(1663_to_1759))

"On 1 December 1662, our ancestor had his will recorded, 'being in bed sick in body but nevertheless sane in spirit and judgment.' Shortly thereafter death took its toll. In November 1663, two documents certified that Christophe had indeed died. Jeanne Enard lived several more years. She kept active by dealing in the fur trade and, in conjunction with her sons and sons-in-law, in the less honorable business of eau-de-vie... On 17 April 1674, an act by notary Ameau reveals that Jeanne Enard was still living... In the census of 1681, Jeanne Enard, age 62, lived in the region of Montreal, probably at the home of her daughter Marguerite, widow of the surgeon Michel Gamelin dit Lafontaine. Mentioned with her are her grandchildren Marguerite and Jean Gamelin. After this, the last general census of the seventeenth century, Jeanne Enard seems to have fallen into oblivion." Thomas J. Laforest Our French-Canadian Ancestors : Volume VII, Pages 40-41

1681 Canadian Census Ville de Montreal   Jeanne Evard, 62 Marguerite Gamelin, 17 Jean Gamelin, 11 Source: Histoire des Canadiens-Francais 1608-1880 by Benjamin Sulte, Montreal, 1882

1682   February 28, 1682 - Enquete and objection made on the part of Jeanne Evard, wife of Sr. Crevier, against the evidence given against her. June 20, 1682 - Deposition of Jeanne Evard, widow of the late Christophe Crevier, Sier de la Meslee, relative to the same. Title Report Author Québec (Québec). Secretary's Office Published 1891 Original from the New York Public Library Digitized May 9, 2006 Pages 139, 145

Jeanne Enard - Marriage(s) and Child(ren)

Jeanne Enard married Christophe Crevier -- Date: 6 November 1633 Place:  Rouen, France "Christophe, was baptized at Saint-Cande-le-Jeune, Rouen, France, on 17 February 1611. He grew up in Rouen, where he met and married Jeanne Lenard or Enard. He was twenty-two and his bride was fourteen. They spent a few years at La Rochelle before embarking, at the latest in 1639, for New France. They arrived as a family of three, daughter Jeanne having been born in France about 1636, and settled in at Trois-Rivieres where Christophe worked as a baker, but probably earned more as a fur trader." Thomas J. Laforest Our French-Canadian Ancestors : Volume VII, Page 37 "Sometime between 1642 and 1645 the family returned to France. We do not know exactly why, but our ancestor probably made that decision once his commitment contract was ended. Their first stay in Canada must have been for at least four years because they had four sons during this period: Antoine, Francois, Nicolas and Jean. They lived at La Rochelle where Christophe worked as a merchant and wife Jeanne continued to have children. Daughter Marguerite was born in 1645 and Jerome, Joseph, Marie and Jean-Baptiste followed at about yearly intervals... However, on 1 November 1650, we find our ancestor back in Canada..." Thomas J. Laforest Our French-Canadian Ancestors : Volume VII, Page 37-38

Ancestry  Family Group Record for Jeanne Enard and Christophe Crevier

Children: Jeanne Crevier (1636, France - 11 DEC 1727, Boucherville, Québec, Canada) Antoine Crevier (abt. 1639,   - 1652,  ) Francois Crevier (1640,   - 1653,  ) Nicolas (Sieur de Bellerive) Crevier (abt. 1641,  - April 1709, Cap-de-la-Madeleine, Québec, Canada) Jean Crevier (1642,   - 1693, Albany, Albany, New York, USA) Marguerite Crevier (1645, La Rochelle, France - 7 June 1707, Montréal, Québec, Canada) Marie Crevier (1649,   - ,  ) Jean Baptiste Crevier (1651,  - 15 March 1708, Montréal, Québec, Canada)

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