 Marie de Beauregard, daughter of Olivier Beauregard and Philippine Ardouin.BORN_SHORT 1629 St Germain,L'Auxerois,Paris,France, baptised 1629 St Germain,L'Auxerois,Paris,France, DIED_SHORT 24 oct 1715 L'Islet,L'Islet Co.,Quebec Prov.,Canada, 85 or 86 years, BURIED_SHORT 24 oct 1715 L'Islet,L'Islet Co.,Quebec Prov.,Canada It must have been a difficult first marriage, as there is a record of a lawsuit brought before the Sovereign Council of New France, charging that she led a most scandalous life and "that it would be appropriate to render justice" in the matter. Marriage/ Related to:  Sebastien LangelierBORN_SHORT ± 1636 Quebec Prov.,Canada, baptised ± 1636 Quebec Prov.,Canada, DIED_SHORT 14 oct 1682 Quebec,Quebec Co.,Quebec Prov.,Canada, approximately 46 years, BURIED_SHORT 16 oct 1682 Quebec,Quebec Co.,Quebec Prov.,Canada Children: | |||
1) Vincent LangelierBORN_SHORT Quebec Prov.,Canada, baptised Quebec Prov.,Canada, DIED_SHORT 9 dec 1703 uebec,Quebec Co.,Quebec Prov.,Canada, BURIED_SHORT 10 dec 1703 uebec,Quebec Co.,Quebec Prov.,Canada | |||
2) Marie LangelierBORN_SHORT France, baptised France, DIED_SHORT Quebec Prov.,Canada, BURIED_SHORT Quebec Prov.,Canada | |||
3) Charles LangelierBORN_SHORT 12 oct 1670 Quebec,Quebec Co.,Quebec Prov.,Canada, baptised 13 oct 1670 Quebec,Quebec Co.,Quebec Prov.,Canada, DIED_SHORT 6 jun 1717 Quebec,Quebec Co.,Quebec Prov.,Canada, 46 years, BURIED_SHORT 8 jun 1717 Quebec,Quebec Co.,Quebec Prov.,Canada | |||
4) Pierre LangelierBORN_SHORT 22 nov 1673 Sillery,Quebec Co.,Quebec Prov.,Canada, baptised 24 nov 1673 Sillery,Quebec Co.,Quebec Prov.,Canada, DIED_SHORT 26 dec 1702 Quebec,Quebec Co.,Quebec Prov.,Canada, 29 years, BURIED_SHORT 27 dec 1702 Quebec,Quebec Co.,Quebec Prov.,Canada | |||
5) Marie Anne LangelierBORN_SHORT 13 jun 1678 Quebec,Quebec Co.,Quebec Prov.,Canada, baptised 14 jun 1678 Quebec,Quebec Co.,Quebec Prov.,Canada, DIED_SHORT Quebec Prov.,Canada, BURIED_SHORT Quebec Prov.,Canada | |||
| 2nd marriage/ relation Marie de Beauregard, daughter of Olivier Beauregard and Philippine Ardouin.Marriage/ Related to: Etienne Gelinas, son of Joseph Gelinas and Madeline Morrison.BORN_SHORT 1624 France, baptised 1624 France, DIED_SHORT Quebec Prov.,Canada, BURIED_SHORT Quebec Prov.,Canada, 1st marriage to: Huguette Robert, 2nd marriage/ related to: Marie de Beauregard Etienne was born in France in 1627. He married Huguette Robert in 1645 at St. Eutrope, Saintes France. Huguette died in 1654. In the year 1658, his wife dead and his future uncertain, Etienne decided to emigrate from France to New France (Canada) with his son Jean. Etienne promised, for himself and for his son, to live at Trois -Rivieres in the house of Pierre Boucher, the Sieur de Grosbois, and to serve him for three years, in exchange for one hundred eight silver livres for each of the three years. The committment anticipated the return to France of Etienne and Jean at the expense of the employer. At the time this contract was written up, Jean stated that he did not know how to write his name. At the end of their period of indenture, Etienne and Jean decided to remain in the colony, where they found themselves, without a doubt, more useful than they would in their native country. By 13 September 1662 they were settled at the Cap-de-la-Madeleine, where Father Claude Allouez, in the name of the Jesuit Seigneurs, ceded to Etienne a piece of land. In 1664 Father Jacques Fremin ceded another piece of land to Etienne, and again in 1666 both father and son were ceded property on the edge of the river at Trois-Rivieres, across from the Ile Saint Christophe. Jean got married at Cap-de-la-Madeleine in 1667. As for Etienne, he continued as a widower for fifteen years. For a while Etienne and Jean were farmers for Nicolas Gastineau-Duplessis, one of the most well known pioneers of the Trois-Rivieres region. In 1670 in recognition of their services, Nicolas gave them his concession at the Cap. Six years later, Etienne and Jean resold to their patron, for the sum of 225 livres, the land that had been ceded to them by the Jesuits in 1664. Shortly after ending their contract of employment with Nicolas Gastineau-Duplessis in 1677, father and son went their seperate ways. Jean settled near Lake Saint Paul, on the south bank of the St Lawrence River across from Cap-de-la-Madeleine, to raise his family. As for Etienne, undoubtedly a little lost after the marriage of his son who decided to go it alone, he saw nothing better than to ensure food and lodging for himself in his senior years. Therefore, on 3 August 1677, when he found a place at l'Arbre-de-la-Croix, he gave to the seigneur Charles Le Gardeur de Villiers and his wife, the gift of himself to serve them in every way. Five years later, however, he met the young and attractive Marie de Beauregard, and love caused him to change his mind. His good master, understanding an old man's change of heart, set him free. Marie was the widow of Sebastien Langelier. It must have been a difficult first marriage, as there is a record of a lawsuit brought before the Sovereign Council of New France, charging that she led a most scandalous life and "that it would be appropriate to render justice" in the matter. At any rate, Etienne married the 37 year old widow who was already the mother of two sons and two daughters. The couple settled at Pointe-aux-Trembles in Quebec (Neuville), where two other children of Etienne were baptized in 1684 (Jean Baptiste) and 1687 (Louis, who died at two years old). We don't know how much longer Etienne lived. It is probable that he and his second wife were buried in the Quebec region. Children: | |||
1) Jean Baptiste GelinasBORN_SHORT 1684 Quebec Prov.,Canada, baptised Quebec Prov.,Canada, DIED_SHORT 1 jun 1704 Cap de Madeleine,Champlain Co.,Quebec Prov.,Canada, 19 or 20 years, BURIED_SHORT 2 jun 1704 Cap de Madeleine,Champlain Co.,Quebec Prov.,Canada | |||
2) Louis GelinasBORN_SHORT 1687, DIED_SHORT 1689, 1 or 2 years | |||
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