1. NICOLAS-
b.c.1544 St. Jean Baptiste, Mortagne au Perche,
Mortagne-au-Perche,
Orne
Issue-
· I. Roulin- b.c.1565 St. Jean de Mortagne, m.c.1585 Martine Laigneau, d. before June 1619 Loyse, Perche
· 2II. DENIS- b.c.1565 St. Jean de Mortagne, Perche, m.1. c.1585 MARIE RENEE BRIERE (bur. 1 May 1608 St. Jean de Mortagne), 2. 3 Nov. 1608 St. Jean de Mortagne, Jeanne Rahir dite Gaultier (b.c.1587, d. 1640 St. Jean de Mortagne), bur. 11 Dec. 1634 St. Jean de Mortagne
Ref:
Parish registers for St. Jean de Mortagne
2II. DENIS (NICOLAS 1)
b.c.1565 St. Jean de Mortagne, Perche
m.1. c.1585 MARIE RENEE BRIERE (bur. 1 May 1608 St. Jean de Mortagne)
2. 3 Nov. 1608 St. Jean de Mortagne, Jeanne Rahir dite Gaultier (b.c.1587, d.
1640 St. Jean de Mortagne)
bur. 11 Dec. 1634 St. Jean de Mortagne
Issue- all children bpt. at St. Jean de Mortagne, Perche
· 3I. ZACHARIE- bpt. Dec. 1590, m. 18 July 1616 St. Jean de Mortagne, SAINTE DUPONT (m.1. 26 Feb. 1612 Mortagne, bur. 14 July 1680 Chateau Richer), bur. 18 Sept. 1677 Chateau Richer
· II. Michel- b. 1592, m. Jeanne Commanche
· III. Renee- b. 1592, m. Claude Noe
· IV. Catherine- b. 1594, m.c.1610 Francois Noe
· V. Nicolas- b. 1598, m.c.1628 Catherine Roussel
· VI. Jacques- bpt. 15 Mar. 1601, m.1. 23 Jan. 1633 St. Jean de Mortagne, Marie Guille, 2. 17 Sept. 1643 St. Jean de Mortagne, Anne Pinguet (bur. 20 Oct. 1645 St. Jean de Mortagne), 3. 15 Jan. 1646 St. Jean de Mortagne, Marie Cornu
· VII. Marie Claude- bpt. 17 May 1605
· VIII. Claude- bpt. 17 May 1605
· IX. Louise- bpt. 22 Feb., bur. 3 Mar. 1608 St. Jean de Mortagne
· X. Louis- bpt. 22 Feb. 1608, m. Madeleine Truchet
· XI. Leonard- bpt. 18 Oct. 1609, m. 5 Sept. 1629 St. Jean de Mortagne, Marguerite Aubry
· XII. Denis- bpt. 29 Feb., bur. 3 Mar. 1612 St. Jean de Mortagne
· XIII.
· XIV. Michelle- bpt. 27 Mar. 1613, bur. 18 Aug. 1615 St. Jean de Mortagne
Ref:
Parish registers for
3I. ZACHARIE (NICOLAS 1, DENIS 2)
bpt. Dec. 1590
m. 18 July 1616 St. Jean de Mortagne, SAINTE DUPONT (m.1. 26 Feb. 1612
Feigns, Mortagne, Michel Lermusier, bur. 14 July 1680 Chateau Richer), d. of
Paul Michel Dupont and Perrine ______, grand-daughter of Denis Dupont and
Xaintine Aubry
bur. 18 Sept. 1677 Chateau Richer
In Mortagne, on 2 Mar. 1633, the Notary Mathurin Roussel wrote an agreement which showed how Zacharie played the peacemaker between his father and one of his brothers in a dispute concerning the family inheritance.
On January 15, 1634, Surgeon Robert Giffard, a notable proponent of
Zacharie helped establish the settlement at
Historian Marcel Trudel reports that, things did not always go well between Seigneur Giffard and his "habitants". On 18 Dec. 1636, the Lord of Beauport obtained a judgement against Cloutier and Guyon concerning certain work which was due him. Then, after the division of the land, on 10 Dec. 1637 boundary disputes occured. Governor Montmagny delayed making his decision until 4 May 1642. On 2 July 1646, Giffard sued Guyon and Cloutier for refusing to render him " faith and homage " as all good vassals, humble servants, were required to do with regard to their seigneur. On the 19th of the same month, the Governor ordered them to comply. The two got even in their own way by refusing to present the inventory as required from all landowners in a seigneurie. On 20 Aug. the Governor compelled the rebels to comply once and for all. To understand them you muc remember that they had always considered Giffard as an equal. Their pride having blinded them, they found it difficult to accept their former friend as their superior in the hierarchy.
On 27 July 1636, Zacharie arranged for his daughter, Anne, to take a
husband. This was unusual for two reasons: The marriage contract with Robert
Drouin, son of Robert and Marie Dubois, was the first of its kind in
In 1647 he marched with garlanded torches through
In 1651, the Cloutier family lived on Côte de la Montagne in the town of
The house that Zacharie built was reconstructed in 1973 and is a Provincial Heritage Site.
On 19 Jan. 1668, Zacharie assembled his children before Notary Michel Fillon and prepared an agreement designed to minimize the difficulties which could arise from the inheritance after his and Sainte's deaths. Once all had been settled, the children promised to assist their parents and to attend to all of their needs. The following year, on 12 May 1669, Zacharie and Sainte made their will and moved in with their son Zacharie.
Issue-
· I. Zacharie- bpt. 16 Aug. 1617 St. Jean de Mortagne, m. 4 Apr. 1648 St. Barthelemy, La Rochelle, Marie Madeleine Emard (bpt. 1 Aug. 1626 St. Andre, Niort, Poitou, bur. 30 May 1708 Chateau Richer), bur. 4 Feb. 1708 Chateau Richer
· II. Jean- bpt. 13 May 1620 St. Jean de
Mortagne, m.1. c.1640, Jeanne Duval, 2. 21 Jan. 1648
· III. Saintes- b. 1622, bur. 19 Sept. 1632 St. Jean de Mortagne
· 4IV. ANNE- bpt. 19 Jan. 1626 St. Jean
de Mortagne, m. 12 July 1637 Notre Dame de Quebec, ROBERT DROUIN (bpt. 16 Aug. 1607 St. Barthelemy du Pin la
Garenne, Perche, m.2. 29 Nov. 1649 Notre Dame de Quebec, Marie Chapelier, bur.
1 June 1685 Chateau Richer), bur. 5 Feb. 1648
· V. Charles- bpt. 3 May 1629 St. Jean de
Mortagne, m. 20 Apr. 1659
· 5VI. LOUISE MARIE- bpt. 18 Mar. 1632
St. Jean de Mortagne, m.1. 26 Oct. 1645
Ref:
Parish Registers for St. Jean de Mortagne, Chateau Richer, Notre Dame de
Quebec, and
Our French-Canadian Ancestors- Thomas J. Laforest- Vol. 5,
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