At Crassier 1620-1628, and Cossonay 1629-1636. His first wife, Catherine Blecheret, died before 1625. On 27 jan 1625, Zacharie Bouchet, then minister at Crassier, rented all of his late wife's property in Lausanne and Bussigny to Eg. Gabriel
Milliquet for 500 florins per year (Jerome Masson l'a�n�, notary at Lausanne, ACV DG 160/3). Zacharie must have remarried soon after, but his second marriage is not recorded at Crassier, and the name of the second wife has so far not surfaced.
In this context, we see added significance to the testament of Eg. Mayre Bovet, recorded 05 nov 1642 by the same notary (ACV DG 160/1). Bovet's wife was Fran�oise Bouchet, Zacharie's sister. Bovet made bequests to the late Zacharie's daughters
Annelle and Andrianne, but not to Zacharie's children by his first wife. Catherine Blecheret's property would have supported Josu� and Fran�oise, but those resources would have been unavailable to Annelle and Andrianne. (It is possible Zacharie kept
better records at Cossonay than he did at Crassier. The registers at Cossonay, which might reveal the name of his second wife, have not yet been examined.)
A document of Jean Pierre Jayet, notary at Moudon, records a settlement involving an inheritance in the Boudry family 22 aug 1726, mentioning Isaac's daughters Susanne (wife of Moyse Dutoit of Moudon) and her sister Jeanne.
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