Nicolas Perrot

LiseG a écrit:Bonjour  : 

Qui pourrait me trouver l'original du mariage de Nicolas Perrot avec Madeleine Raclos, le 11 novembre 1671 au Cap de la Madeleine ????

J'ai beau chercher, je ne trouve pas.
Merci à l'avance
Lise

legrandblond a écrit:Bonjour,

Il n'existe que le contrat notarié chez le notaire Guillaume Larue le 11 nov. 1671.

André

LiseG a écrit:Ah bon ..... Merci quand même André.
Lise

Ghislaine a écrit:Marie-Madeleine Raclot 2 (1656 - )


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Elle est aussi connue sous le nom de Marie Madeleine Raclos 3, Madelaine Raclot 1 et Madelaine Rachot 1.


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Elle est la fille de Idebon Raclos et Marie Viennot.


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Elle nait vers 1656 1. Le contrat de mariage de Marie-Madeleine Raclot et Nicolas Perrot est signé en 1671 par devant Guillaume de Larue 1, 2, 3. Marie-Anne Perrot, Marie Perrot, Clémence Perrot, Nicolas Perrot, François Perrot, Michel Perrot et Marie-Madeleine Raclot vivent en 1681 chez Nicolas Perrot à la seigneurie de Lintot, Québec, Canada 1.

Idebon Raclos vient reconduire Marie-Madeleine Raclot et Marie Raclos et Françoise Raclos puis repart avec le dernier vaisseau à la fin novembre ou début décembre 1671.


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Liste de ses enfants connus:
+ 1. Claude Perrot 2 (de Nicolas Perrot)
2. Pierre Perrault 3 (de Nicolas Perrot)
3. François Perrot (1672 - 1745) 1, 2 (de Nicolas Perrot)
+ 4. Nicolas Perrot (1674 - ) 1, 2, 4 (de Nicolas Perrot)
5. Clémence Perrot (1676 - ) 1, 2 (de Nicolas Perrot)
6. Michel Perrot (1677 - ) 1, 2 (de Nicolas Perrot)
7. Marie Perrot (1679 - ) 1, 2 (de Nicolas Perrot)
+ 8. Marie-Anne Perrot (1681 - 1745) 1, 2 (de Nicolas Perrot)
9. Jean-Baptiste Perrot (1688 - 1705) 2 (de Nicolas Perrot)
+ 10. Jean Perrot (1690 - ) 2 (de Nicolas Perrot)
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1. Internet - Recensement de 1681 en Nouvelle-France, référant au chapitre IV du livre Histoire des Canadiens-Français de Benjamin Sulte, compilé par Jean-Guy Sénécal (senecal@gel.ulaval.ca) le 17 mars 1998.

2. Tanguay - Volume 1, p. 475

3. Note de Natalie Bédard - 6 octobre 2007

4. Courriel de Patrick Lahoudie - 31 décembre 2004

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Ghislaine a écrit:François Perrot
(1560-1625)
Étiennette Chamereau
(Abt 1590-1668)



François Perrot
(1616-1707)

Marie Sirot
(1620-1670)


Nicolas Perrot
(1643-1717)



Family Links
Spouses/Children:
Marie Madeleine Raclos


François Perrot
Nicolas Perrault dit Turbal+
Clémence Perrot+
Michel Perrault dit Châteaugay+
Marie Françoise Perrot
Marie Anne Perrot
Pierre Perrault+
Marie Madeleine Perrot
Claude Perrault+
Jean Baptiste Perrot
Jean Perrot dit Duchesne+




Nicolas Perrot
Born: 1643, Darcey, Autun, Bourgogne, France 4 5
Marriage: Marie Madeleine Raclos on 11 Nov 1671 in unknown location, Québec, Canada 1 2 3
Died: 13 Aug 1717, Bécancour, Nicolet, Québec, Canada at age 74 1 6
Buried: 14 Aug 1717, Bécancour, Nicolet, Québec, Canada 5 6
Another name for Nicolas was Jean-Baptiste-Nicolas Perrot.


General Notes:

Nicolas Perrot immigrated to New France as a boy, and in his work with Jesuit missionaries learned certain Indian tongues. Entering the fur trade about 1663, he came to know Indians and their ways in the country of the upper Mississippi River, and four years later he was a member of one of the first French trading parties to Indians around Green Bay. In 1670, he went to the upper Mississippi region as interpreter for an expedition sent to take the area for France. In 1684, he and Daniel Greysolon, Sieur Duluth, won the alliance of the western Indians in French operations against the Iroquois. The following year Perrot was appointed by the governor of New France as commandant of the area around Green Bay. Here, in 1686, Perrot opened trade with the Sioux and other tribes. On May 8, 1689, he made formal claim for France to the upper Mississippi country. When trading licenses were withdrawn (1696), Perrot returned to Lower Canada, where he worked from time to time as an indian intrepreter. Most of his writings were lost, but Memoire sure les moeurs, coutumes et religion des sauvages de l'Amerique septentrionale was published in a special edition in 1864. [source: Encyclopedia Americana, 1966]

Nicolas Perrot was in Canada as early as 1660, when he could be found as a donné of the Jesuits until 1663. In the 1666 census of Québec, Nicolas was the servant of Jacques Testard's widow at Montréal, where he can be found in the next year's census as the servant of the Sulpicians. He married Madeleine Raclos in 1671 and began a large family. Nicolas became a renowned explorer, interpreter and fur trader. He was commander at Green Bay for the Pays d'en Haut from 1684 to 1695 and enlisted fur traders for this region from 14 May 1688 to 21 Aug 1691. Nicolas wrote memoirs of his exploits in the West, published in 1864 in Paris as Mémoires sur les moeurs des Sauvages de l'Amériques Septentrionale. In 1687, he was called upon by Governor Denonville to use his influence with the natives to rally an army from the French-allied tribes to fight the Iroquois at Lake Ontario. Nicolas was back in Québec City in the fall of 1687, when he met with cartographer Jean-Baptiste Franquelin to give him an account of the area of the Mississippi that he visited. Franquelin's map of 1688 is based in large part on Nicolas' information. During his 18 months in the west, Nicolas amassed 40,000 francs worth of pelts (worth about $570,000 in the year 2000), which he left at the Jesuits' barn at Green Bay before heading off to fight the Iroquois. However, later in 1687, the natives of the Green Bay area were upset with the French and burned the Jesuits' residence, along with the church and barn --and all of Nicolas' furs. After hearing the news, Nicolas immediately began plans to resume trading. In 1690, he put his Iroquois war experience to use as militia captain of Bécancour. He died 13 Aug 1717 and was buried the next day at Bécancour. [source: Peter J. Gagné, King's Daughters and Founding Mothers: The Filles du Roi, 1663-1673; page 478-479]

Also seen in record as Jean-Baptiste-Nicholas Perrot (Confirmation record, 1666)



Other Information:

• Immigration, 1659, Québec City, Québec, Québec, Canada.

• Occupation: fur trader, explorer, and interpreter of Indian languages, 1663-1700, New France.

• Census, 1666, Montréal, Québec, Canada. 6 Occupation: Domestic.

• Confirmation, May 1666, Montréal, Québec, Canada. 6

• Census, 1667, Montréal, Québec, Canada. 6

• Census, 1681, Bécancour, Nicolet, Québec, Canada. 6



Nicolas married Marie Madeleine Raclos, daughter of Squire Godebon Raclos and Marie Vigneault, on 11 Nov 1671 in unknown location, Québec, Canada.1 2 3 (Marie Madeleine Raclos was born about 1656 in Paris, France 3 and was buried on 8 Jul 1724 in Trois-Rivières, St-Maurice, Québec, Canada 6 7.)

Marriage Events:

• Marriage Contract, 11 Nov 1671, Cap-de-la-Madeleine, Champlain, Québec, Canada. The contract was drawn up by notary Larue. Madeleine had a dowry of 1,000 livres. Both spouses signed the marrriage contract, as did Madeleine's father. Her two sisters were also present at the signing.



Marriage Notes:

Nicolas and Madeleine had 62 descendants as of 31 Dec 1729. 8



Sources

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1 Perreault, Robert, Les familles PERREAULT du Québec, Vol 1; Le Groupe de Nicolas Perrot et de Madeleine Raclos (Perreault, 2002 ed.), page 19.

2 Institut Drouin, Dictionnaire National des Canadiens Français 1608-1760 (AFGS 1968), page 1057.

3 Gagné, Peter J., King's Daughters and Founding Mothers: The Filles du Roi, 1663-1673 (Pawtucket, RI: Quinton Publications, 2001), page 478.

4 Perreault, Robert, Les familles PERREAULT du Québec, Vol 1; Le Groupe de Nicolas Perrot et de Madeleine Raclos (Perreault, 2002 ed.), pages 11, 19.

5 Tanguay, Cyprien, Dictionnaire Généalogique des Familles Canadiennes, Vol 6 (Global Heritage Press, 2001 with permission of la Société généalogique Canadienne-Française
), page 314.

6 PRDH (University of Montréal - Online).

7 Gagné, Peter J., King's Daughters and Founding Mothers: The Filles du Roi, 1663-1673 (Pawtucket, RI: Quinton Publications, 2001), page 479.

8 Ibid, page 603.


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Ghislaine a écrit:voici un autre document qui parle de nicolas perrot /madeleine raclos
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il ya beaucoup de info sur le net aller voir
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LiseG a écrit:Un gros GROS Merci Ghislaine    

C'est vraiment apprécié!
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Ancestrologie a écrit:Est-ce que c'est résolus Lise? :flower: