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La Vieille Masion des Jesuites - Sillery, Que. - The Old Jesuit House
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EXTRA! EXTRA! Read all about it!Sillery, Québec, Canada
Sillery is a former city in central Quebec, Canada. Located just west of old Quebec City, Sillery was among the many outlying municipalities amalgamated into an expanded Quebec City on January 1, 2002. Its former territory now forms part of the new Borough of Sainte-Foy—Sillery (Population (2001): 11,909). The name Sillery is still used to refer to the affluent neighbourhood. Of the former municipalities that comprise Quebec City, Sillery is the most allophone (5%) the second-most anglophone (4%), and the second-least francophone (91%), making it relatively linguistically diverse within a city that is 97% French-speaking.
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1634 "Sillery, (Quebec) became the first Indian reservation in Canada funded by (I)-Noel Brulart de Sillary (1577-1640), but it failed by 1680 due to alcoholism, epidemic and difficulties adapting to a sedentary existence. The French are hoping the savages will give up their culture, religion and way of life to become 'civilized' farmers. It is noteworthy that these savages have been farming for over 5,000 years and have developed over 55% of all known food crops in the world. They also showed the French how to farm in Canada. " Source: http://www.telusplanet.net/public/dgarneau/french10.htm |
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1637 "The Sillery Reserve is cleared and houses built to settle the savages like the French. It later would be classified as a total failure. More Frenchmen went native than savages went French." Source: http://www.telusplanet.net/public/dgarneau/french12.htm |
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1652 "Four miles upstream from Kebec, on the Saint Lawrence River, there is the residence of the Jesuit Society, called Saint Joseph where the Algonquin spend half of the year, with some French families, it is also called Sylleri (Sillery), for the founder, who was called Chevalier Noel Brulart de Sylleri (Sillery) (1577-1640). Sillery as an Indian reservation was (1637-1680's). " Source: http://www.telusplanet.net/public/dgarneau/french15.htm |
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1656 "An Iroquois raid in 1655 and a fire this year finished the Indian reserve experiment at Sillery, and by 1663, French settlers would occupy this land. The Dutch Iroquois (the Agnieronnons) were attacking the French everywhere killing and being killed." Source: http://www.telusplanet.net/public/dgarneau/french16.htm |
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1676 "The village of Sillery is about a league and a half from Quebek (Quebec) on the St. Lawrence River and is for the Algonkins." Source: http://www.telusplanet.net/public/dgarneau/french22.htm |
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NO BLACK FEVER IN SILLERY QUEBEC, Dec. 7. - There is no truth to the rumors of a plague at Sillery. The deaths referred to in last night's dispatches were from typhoid fever. Date: December 08, 1879 Location: New York Paper: New York Herald-Tribune |
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The First Canadian Novelist Mr. J. M. Le Moine, the Canadian litterateur, says that "The History of Emily Montague," published in London by Dodsley, in 1769, was the earliest novel written in Canada, and Sillery, Quebec, where it was written, can therefore claim to be the cradle of Canadian literature. Frances Brooke (nee Frances Moore), authoress, was the wife of the Rev. John Brooke, military chaplain at Quebec. The heroine - the accomplished Emily Montague - discourses so eloquently on the charms of Canadian scenery and social amusements at Quebec, that several English families, it is said, sought in consequence a home on the shores of the St. Lawrence. Of this first Canadian novelist our contemporary recalls an anecdote. The evening before she left England with her husband for Canada, she gave a farewell party. Miss Hannah More, Miss Seward, Mr. Keate, Dr. Johnson and Mr. Boswell were among the visitors. As Dr. Johnson was obliged to take his leave early, he rose, and, wishing her health and happiness, went seemingly away. In a few minutes a servant came to acquaint Mrs. Brooke that a gentleman in the parlor wished to speak with her. She accordingly went down stairs, and who should it be but Dr. Johnson! "Madame," said the Doctor, "I sent for you down stairs that I might kiss you, which I did not choose do do before so much company." - Canadian Gazette Date: January 26, 1896 Location: Massachusetts Paper: Worcester Daily Spy |
Ancestors Who Were Born in Sillery, Québec, Canada
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Marie Josephte Beaudet
(24 Apr 1687,Sillery, Québec, Canada-28 May 1748, ) |
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Jean Baptiste Bisson
(18 July 1675,Sillery, Québec, Canada-1 July 1712,Québec City, Québec, Canada) |
Joseph Andre Bisson
(10 May 1672,Sillery, Québec, Canada-, ) |
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Marie Madeleine Bissonnet
(9 Aug 1671,Sillery, Québec, Canada-12 May 1715, ) |
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Catherine Marie Bonhomme
(13 JUN 1677,Sillery, Québec, Canada-JUL 1747,QC, Canada) |
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Jean Bouchard dit Dorval
(21 Nov 1652,Sillery, Québec, Canada-19 Nov 1703,Saint-Pierre-de-l'Île-d'Orléans, Québec, Canada) |
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Marie Anne Boucher
(26 Dec 1650,Sillery, Québec, Canada-bef. 1666,) |
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Michel Boucher
(30 APR 1661,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
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Jean Baptiste Boutin
(22 July 1666 ,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
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Jean Chaille
(14 January 1674 ,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
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Francoise Charpentier
(07 April 1673 ,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
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Anne Demers
(30 Aug 1665,Sillery, Québec, Canada-5 Oct 1711,Québec City, Québec, Canada) |
Nicolas Demers
(18 May 1677,Sillery, Québec, Canada-17 Dec 1740, ) |
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Rene Demers
(13 Aug 1667,Sillery, Québec, Canada-21 Dec 1729,Saint-Nicolas, Québec, Canada) |
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Genevieve Jacqueline Garnier
(5 Oct 1670,Sillery, Québec, Canada-22 Aug 1745,Neuville, Québec, Canada) |
Isaac Joseph Garnier
(27 Nov 1663,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
Jeanne Garnier
(22 Mar 1665,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
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Marie Francoise Garnier
(18 Oct 1668,Sillery, Québec, Canada-, ) |
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Jean Gaudin
(5 FEB 1650,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
Jeanne Marguerite Gaudin
(30 JUL 1651,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
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Francois Gauthier
(5 Aug 1675,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
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Louis Bernard Gauthier Boisverdun
(19 AUG 1671,Sillery, Québec, Canada-15 APR 1757,Sainte-Foy, Québec, Canada) |
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Jean Francois Gauvin
(2 Oct 1673,Sillery, Québec, Canada-10 Oct 1742,Rivière-Ouelle, Québec, Canada) |
Marie Anne Gauvin
(04 March 1671 ,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
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Louis Goulet
(28 Aug 1653,Sillery, Québec, Canada-bef. 26 Aug 1683, ) |
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Marie Genevieve Guillebout
(4 Mar 1651,Sillery, Québec, Canada-21 Jan 1709,Sainte-Foy, Québec, Canada) |
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Charles Guillebout (Guilleboust)
(9 Mar 1654,Sillery, Québec, Canada-11 Aug 1690,Québec City, Québec, Canada) |
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Angelique Hayot
(9 JUN 1668,Sillery, Québec, Canada-12 NOV 1743,Québec City, Québec, Canada) |
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Jean Hayot
(3 SEP 1661,Sillery, Québec, Canada-20 OCT 1714,Rivière-Ouelle, Québec, Canada) |
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Marie Louise Hayot
(29 APR 1664,Sillery, Québec, Canada-26 MAR 1720,Sainte-Geneviève-de-Berthier, Québec, Canada) |
Marie Madeleine Hayot
(abt. 14 FEB 1665,Sillery, Québec, Canada-24 JUL 1746,Montréal, Québec, Canada) |
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Ignace Jeremie dit La Montagne
(11 Mar 1660,Sillery, Québec, Canada-, ) |
Nicolas Jeremie dit La Montagne
(16 Feb 1669,Sillery, Québec, Canada-10 Oct 1732,Québec City, Québec, Canada) |
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Sebastien LaBriere
(28 Jan 1664,Sillery, Québec, Canada-, ) |
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Marie Madeleine L'Homme
(13 October 1673,Sillery, Québec, Canada-13 March 1741,Québec City, Québec, Canada) |
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Valentin Marchand
(13 May 1678 ,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
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Genevieve Mezeray
(5 July 1648,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
Jean Mezeray
(17 Aug 1650,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
Medard Mezeray
(3 Mar 1668,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
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Michel Mezeray
(11 Oct 1646,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
Thomas Mezeray
(4 Dec 1652,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
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Suzanne Neveu
(11 October 1655 ,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
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Jean Patenaude
(10 Aug 1654,Sillery, Québec, Canada-25 Jun 1699,Montréal, Québec, Canada) |
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Francois Xavier Pelletier dit Antaya
(02 Dec 1663,Sillery, Québec, Canada-, ) |
Joseph Pelletier dit Antaya
(22 Mar 1665,Sillery, Québec, Canada-, ) |
Marguerite Agnes Pelletier dit Antaya
(30 Aug 1666,Sillery, Québec, Canada-, ) |
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Marie Angelique Pelletier dit Antaya
(14 Oct 1662,Sillery, Québec, Canada-abt. 17 Mar 1740,Rivière-du-Loup, Québec, Canada) |
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Nicolas Pelletier dit Marolles
(30 Apr 1649,Sillery, Québec, Canada-12 Feb 1729,Chicoutimi, Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean, QC. Canada) |
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Jean Petitclerc
(14 DEC 1677,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
Jean Baptiste Petitclerc
(16 APR 1684,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
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Marie Madeleine Petitclerc
(20 FEB 1676,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
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Andre Pilote
(12 July 1687 ,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
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Anne Pinel
(26 July 1671 ,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
Elisabeth Ursule Pinel
(29 Jun 1666,Sillery, Québec, Canada-, ) |
Francois Xavier Pinel
(15 Jan 1664,Sillery, Québec, Canada-10 February 1709,Neuville, Québec, Canada) |
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Guillaume Pinel
(19 Jan 1669,Sillery, Québec, Canada-1740, ) |
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Francoise Elisabeth Renaud
(17 Jan 1674,Sillery, Québec, Canada-2 Mar 1743,Grondines, Québec, Canada) |
Marie Antoinette Renaud
(1678,Sillery, Québec, Canada-10 Oct 1750,Terrebonne, Québec, Canada) |
Pierre Renaud
(15 DEC 1672,Sillery, Québec, Canada-bef. 6 Jan 1737,) |
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Anne Trut
(20 Aug 1664,Sillery, Québec, Canada-, ) |
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Marie Catherine Trut
(29 February 1672 ,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
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Marie Genevieve Trut
(17 Sept 1669,Sillery, Québec, Canada-, ) |
Marie Madeleine Marguerite Trut
(08 December 1677 ,Sillery, Québec, Canada-,) |
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Ancestors Who Died in Sillery, Québec, Canada
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Nicolas Bonhomme
(1603,Rouen, France-7 AUG 1683,Sillery, Québec, Canada) |
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I'm from the Ryan Family that settled in Sillery circa 1850 kevi-ryan@live.ca 3/10/2011 4:49:03 PM |
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my family resided in sillery in the 1800's and included coss, kirwin, egan and wall as well as my own family name of lambert. the irish lamberts had thinned out by the late 1800's. i suspect some went to montreal as did my father and 3 of his brothers in the 1930's. windsordwl@gmail.com 3/18/2011 2:34:14 PM |
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I lived in Sillery in the early 50's and loved the place. My Dad Reginald and his family lived in Sillery not far from the St Lawrence river. My Dad and some of his siblings and my paternal grandparents are buried in the former St Colombe cemetery now known as St. Michel cemetery on what is now known as Rene Levesque blvd. Had the pleasure of visiting the area in August 2011. windsordwl@gmail.com 4/29/2012 3:39:22 PM |
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