Testament recorded by Isaac Dutoit, 17 sep 1688 (another version dated 18 sep 1688), with codicil of 05 feb 1694, naming her children Philippe, Jean , Isaac, Samuel, Daniel Fran�ois, Marie, Elizabeth (wife of Sr. Bridel), and Susanne (these documents are in the register of testaments identified as ACV DL 37/11). It is possible that the baptism noted here is from the wrong generation, and that she was actually born about 1621, and not baptised at Moudon. However, she appears frequently in association with the other daughters of Michel Bosson.
The two versions of her testament and the codicil of 05 feb 1694 seem slightly ambiguous. The testaments appear to show that her son Jean Chatelanat already had a son Jean as early as 1688, for whom a sum of 50 florins was reserved. This bequest was withdrawn in 1694, but another bequest of was substituted, to provide for the education of the sons of her son the Minister Chatelanat, whose name is not given in the codicil. From this substitution, we supposed that it was her son Jean who was the minister. However, we now think it is far more likely that Jean son of Jean had died by 1694, and that her son Samuel was in fact the minister in question. Three of the sons of the minister Samuel Chatelanat became ministers; they were young schoolboys in 1694. The testament does not indicate that any of her children had died by 1694, but it establishes this fact only by omission; that is, the codicil simply changes the provisions regarding Jean and "the Minister", leaving the other provisions in force.
The registers of the notary Pierre Dutoit of Vevey (ACV DS 36) show that he was alive as late as 06 feb 1700, but dead by 24 jul 1702, when his son-in-law Antoine Oboussier mortgaged property to pay off the debts of his estate (DS 36/34).
His testament of 05 aug 1698 was recorded by Bermond (probably the notary called "Pierre Bermont, p�re", in the Archives D�partementales de l'Is�re), notary at Mens. His "heritier universel" was his nephew Pierre Marcel. This information comes from the monograph of Pierre B�thoux on the protestants of Mens and Tri�ves, which also mentions other connections of the Marcel and Bouchayer families. (For a document that may relate to this material, mentioning a connection with the Boutilhon of Boutillon family, see Marc Fornet, notary at Geneva, vol. 8, pl. 101, 05 nov 1708, marriage of Jean son of Moise Boutilhon de Vasson, parish of St.Jean-d'H�rans en Tri�ves, cardeur de laine, now living at Lausanne, to Jeanne daughter of Pierre Bouchayer de Toige in the said parish.)
Notarial records at Geneva contain 2 references to the Bouchayer surname, both of them originally from St.-Jean-d'H�rans. (J. Fornet, notary, marriage of P. Jaubert from La Mure to Guillauma Bouchayer from "St. Jean d'Ayrans", vol. 6, p. 192.)
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Location given in published genealogy does not match any known French placename. Probably a misspelling of St.-Jean-d'Herans, Is�re.
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Date of contract recorded by Rey, notaire at St. Jean-d'H�rans, now at the archives d�partementales d'Is�re, at Grenoble (cited by Pierre B�thoux, but we were unable to find a listing for this notary on the web site of the Archives D�partementales de l'Is�re).
Mentioned in records of Isaac Dutoit, notary at Moudon, 02 oct 1693, as the widow of the late Philippe Dutoit. Only a few days earlier, 18 sep 1693, the same notary recorded the marriage of Jacob Jossevel to Susanne Marie Dutoit, daughter of the late Philippe Dutoit. We are assuming that the two late Philippe's are the same person, thus establishing which Philippe Andrianne is the widow of. It is possible that Philippe died much earlier, as Andrianne had married her second husband, Jacob Frossard, in 1673.
By 01 dec 1680, she is cited as the widow of the late Jacob Frossard, with sons-in-law Philippe Decrevel and Jean Falconnier, who have married daughters of Jacob Frossard, evidently by a prior wife (ACV B i l 54, records of the cour de justice de Moudon).
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Contract dated 05 may 1647 recorded by David Curlat (ACV DG 71/1), mentions that the groom was accompanied by his uncle Dutoit, judge at Moudon.
