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Pierre Pelletier 1673–1740 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 3 August 1673

Birth Location: Neuville, (Portneuf), Québec, Canada

Death Date: 1 February 1740

Death Location: L'Assomption, (l'Assomption), Québec, Canada

Father: Michel Harbour

Mother: Marie Coutansineau

Spouse(s): Madeleine-Ursule Arbour

Children(s): François-de-Sales Pelletier

Pierre Pelletier was born in 1673 in Neuville, (Portneuf), Québec, Canada, the child of Michel Harbour And Marie Coutansineau. Pierre Pelletier married Madeleine Ursule Arbour, Pierre Peltier, and had children including Francois De Sales Pelletier. Pierre Pelletier passed away in 1740 in L'Assomption, (l'Assomption), Québec, Canada.

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Biography

  • Pierre Pelletier was born in 1673 in Neuville, (Portneuf), Québec, Canada, the child of Michel Harbour And Marie Coutansineau.
  • Pierre Pelletier married Madeleine Ursule Arbour, Pierre Peltier, and had children including Francois De Sales Pelletier.
  • Pierre Pelletier passed away in 1740 in L'Assomption, (l'Assomption), Québec, Canada.

Immediate Family

Parents

Michel Harbour
1647–1699
Birth Location: St Romain de Mortmain, diocese de Rouen, Normandie, France
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Marie Coutansineau
1658–1712
Birth Location: Saint-Martin-de-Re, Departement de la Charente-Maritime, Poitou-Charentes, France
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Spouses(s)

Madeleine-Ursule Arbour
1677–1747
Birth Location: L'Ancienne-Lorette, Québec, Canada
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Children(s)

François-de-Sales Pelletier
1720–1795
Birth Location: *Neuville, , Quebec, Canada
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Pierre Pelletier's Ancestors

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Pierre Pelletier
1673–1740
Birth Place: Neuville, (Portneuf), Québec, Canada
Parents
Michel Harbour
1647–1699
St Romain de Mortmain, diocese de Rouen, Normandie, France
Marie Coutansineau
1658–1712
Saint-Martin-de-Re, Departement de la Charente-Maritime, Poitou-Charentes, France
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Great-Grandparents
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Pierre Pelletier's Descendants

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Pierre Pelletier (3 August 1673–1 February 1740) m. Madeleine-Ursule Arbour (9 February 1677–October 1747)
  1. 1. François-de-Sales Pelletier 1720–1795 m. Marie (Angélique Han-Chaussé Jahan) (Pelletier) 1723–1761
    1. 1. Francois Pelletier 1744–1812 m. Therese (Marie anne) Peltier 1747–1807 m. Marie (Monique Tellier dit) Lafortune 1746–1829
      1. 1. Jean (Baptiste) Pelletier 1781–1855 m. Marie (Charlotte Tellier , dite) Lafortune 1779–1863
        1. 1. Marie (Charlotte) Pelletier 1804–1843 m. Francois Perrault 1800–1834 m. Gervais Nadeau 1788–1865
      2. 2. Amable (Marie) Pelletier 1767–
      3. 3. Angélique (Marie) Pelletier 1776–1823
      4. 4. Basile Pelletier 1774–1774
      5. 5. Cécile (Marie) Pelletier 1771–1771
      6. 6. Françoise (Marie) Pelletier 1783–
      7. 7. Françoise Pelletier 1780–1780
      8. 8. François Pelletier 1772–1848
      9. 9. François Pelletier 1769–1770
      10. 10. Louis Pelletier 1779–1816
      11. 11. Pierre Pelletier 1778–
      12. 12. Pierre Pelletier 1785–1850
      13. 13. Thérèse (Marie) Pelletier 1766–1795
      14. 14. Augustin Peltier 1790–1863
    2. 2. Maurice Pelletier 1745–1745

Pierre Pelletier's Timeline

2 Records

1673
3 August 1673
Birth of Pierre Pelletier in Neuville, (Portneuf), Québec, Canada
Neuville, (Portneuf), Québec, Canada
1740
1 February 1740
Age 67
Death of Pierre Pelletier in L'Assomption, (l'Assomption), Québec, Canada
L'Assomption, (l'Assomption), Québec, Canada

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 3 August 1673
    Event Place: Neuville, (Portneuf), Québec, Canada
    Record Source: Geneanet Community Trees Index

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1 February 1740
    Event Place: L'Assomption, (l'Assomption), Québec, Canada
    Record Source: Geneanet Community Trees Index
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