He was born in Trois Rivières on November 7th 1649, the son of Pierre Guillet dit Lajeunesse and Jeanne Saint Père. Mathurin spent his early life in Cap de la Madeleine and Batiscan, both settlements relatively close to Trois Rivières. His father is listed as an original pioneer of these three communities. On November 11th 1681 in Sainte Anne de la Pérade, Mathurin Guillet married Charlotte Lemoyne, the daughter of Jean and Marie-Madeleine de Chavigny. Jean Lemoine was the seigneur of Sainte Marie, a small seigneury located between those of Batiscan and Sainte Anne de la Pérade.
Mathurin and Marie-Charlotte had the following children:
i.Marie-Elisabeth b. September 03, 1684, Ste-Anne-de-la-Pérade, Quebec; d. October 23,
1739, Montreal, Quebec.
Marie-Elisabeth was the 5th mother superior of the Congrégation de Notre Dame founded
ii.Marguerite-Catherine b. October 10, 1688, Montreal, Quebec; d. December 04, 1688,
Montreal, Quebec.
iii.Paul-Alexandre b. January 28, 1689/90, Montreal, Quebec; d. June 07, 1753, Montreal,
Quebec; m. Catherine Pinguet, January 31, 1716/17, Quebec City, Quebec.
Paul Guillet was an important Montreal merchant. The magazine "Cap-aux-Diamants"
published in 1992 a commemmorative issue to celebrate Montreal's 350th anniversary.
One of the featured articles was on this son of Mathurin Guillet.
iv.Louise-Charlotte b. December 11, 1691, Montreal, Quebec; m. Jean-Baptiste
Cuillerier, February 02, 1717/18, Ste Anne de Bellevue, Quebec; b. March 15, 1685/86,
Lachine, Quebec.
Jean-Baptiste was the son of René Cuillerier who is considered the first citizen of
Lachine. He was an important merchant of the area. His fortified home came to be known
as Fort Cuillerier.
v.René-Augustin b. December 11, 1691, Montreal, Quebec.
vi.Marie-Angélique b. March 08, 1692/93, Ste Anne de Montreal, Quebec; m. Jacques
Lemoine dit Montigny, January 8, 1716. Jacques was the son of Jean-Baptiste Lemoine
de la Trinité, seigneur and Marie-Elisabeth Durouvray.
vii.Marie-Renée b. March 01, 1695/96, Montreal, Quebec; d. September 17, 1716. P.R.D.H.
informs us that Mathurin's brother, Louis (who lived in Batiscan) was at the baptism.
viii.Pierre-Joseph b. September 26, 1700; d. April 16, 1774, Ste Foye, Quebec.
Existing church records and notarized acts give us an idea of where Mathurin lived and his extensive business transactions. In his early 20s, he made land purchases in Cap de la Madeleine, Batiscan and Ste Marie. He also formed a business association for the fur trade with his brother, Louis. A contract dated May 30th 1682 forms a pact between Mathurin, his brother Louis, Rivard of Batiscan and Jean-Baptiste de Peyras, Jacques Gourdo de Quebec, Jean Rougeot dit Bergé of the seigneury of Ste Anne for a voyage to the Outaouais.
A few years after his marriage, Mathurin Guillet moved his family to Montreal where he became an merchant. He inherited from his father a head for business and he became quite successful. He became an important member of the community; in the church register of Notre Dame, on the day of his funeral, it states that he was at one time church warden! Many transactions concerning him appear between 1689 and 1710 with the notaries Adhemar, Maugue and Lepailleur de LaFerté. The first recorded transaction of Mathurin Guillet in Montreal is dated March 20th 1689. In the presence of the notary Antoine Adhemar, he acquired a lot in Montreal running along Saint Francois Xavier between Notre Dame and Saint Jacques Streets. In January 1690 his son, Paul was baptized in Montreal.
Hospital records of Hotel Dieu in Quebec City informs us that Mathurin spent time at the institution in late 1690. In November, he was 41 years old when he was hospitalized for 12 days then 30 days and again for 8 days. It is stated that he is a resident of Montreal, originally of Trois Rivières. The reason for his stay??
Over several years, there were many business contracts where Mathurin Guillet was mentioned as a Montreal merchant, one as an innkeeper. In 1704, it was stated that he was a merchant living "au haut de l'ile de Montreal" - at the top of the island of Montreal - Sainte Anne de Bellevue, today. In 1704, several Native children were baptized in Ste Anne; the church register mentions Mathurin Guillet as witness, resident of the parish. On August 7th 1713 Marie Charlotte, his wife obtained a land concession in Sainte Anne. The land was beside the lot where the church of Sainte Anne was/is located. Mathurin Guillet signed the document. Some historians feel that the all important fur trading post of Ste Anne was located here. Mathurin was 63 years old at the time so I suspect he was insuring his wife's well being after his demise.
In the annals of the Congregation of Notre Dame, it is mentioned that the 6th mother superior, Marie-Elisabeth Guillet dit Sister Sainte Barbe was the daughter of Mathurin Guillet, a rich Montreal merchant. This seems to be confirmed by the lists of guests at Mathurin's daughters Louise Charlotte and Marie Angélique's weddings. Among the merchant elite of Montreal present at one or both occasions were Pierre Lamoureaux de St Germain, Ignace Gamelin and Ignace Gamelin Jr., Maurice Blondeau, Jean Jacques Catignon and Laurent Renaud. Also, Angélique Guillet was marrying Jacques Lemoine dit Montigny, a seigneur and the son of Jean Baptiste Lemoine de la Trinité. Other guests included Nicolas de Longueuil, the son of Charles Lemoine, Baron of Longueuil and René Godfroy de Linctot, esquire, ensign and commander of the fort of Saint Louis. Louise Charlotte was marrying Jean Baptiste Cuillerier, the son of René, an important merchant. Present at her wedding were Denis d'Estienne De Clerin, esquire "Aide-Major" of the city and government of Montreal. and Michel Lepailleur, Royal notary.
Mathurin Guillet and Guillaume Daoust, my paternal ancestor both lived in Ste Anne du Bout de l'ile at the beginning of the 18th century. It was a small parish at the time and they were about the same age, so I figured they must have known each other. This has been confirmed. The church register of Ste Anne de Bellevue on April 1, 1717 records the death of Jacques Daoust, most likely Guillaume Daoust's brother. At the funeral were Mathurin Guillet, merchant. Guillaume and Mathurin were both married in the 1680s. They were both old men in 1717. On June 23, 1705, there was a baptism in Ste Anne of a Native boy (Nebicerini). His Christian name was René Augustin. At the ceremony was René Augustin Guillet, 13 years old. His father was with him - Mathurin Guillet, resident of Ste Anne. Also present were Guillaume Daoust and his wife, Marie Madeleine Lalonde, also residents of Ste Anne!
Mathurin Guillet died on November 7th 1720. His funeral was held at the parish church of Montreal - Notre Dame. The church register informs us that he was church warden (I`m unsure of the date he held this important position) and that he was a resident of Ste Anne.
Marie-Charlotte passed away in Montreal on February 22nd 1744 at 80 years of age. She was buried on the 24th in the cemetery near the church of Notre Dame.
MATHURIN GUILLET
(1649 1720),
the son of Pierre Guillet dit Lajeunesse and Jeanne Saint Pere resided in Cap de la madeleine, Batiscan, Ste Anne de la Pérade, Montreal and Ste Anne-du-Bout-de-l'Ile. This is a record of events in his life through existing church records, census?(plural) and notarized acts.
November 7, 1649 Trois Rivières
Baptism of Mathurin Guillet, the son of Pierre Guillet dit Lajeunesse and Jeanne Saint Pere.
Godfather: Mathurin Guillet
Godmother:Mathurine Poisson
July 16 1669 Trois Rivières
Cusson, J.:
Deposit of a verbal process concerning borders of lots located in Batiscan and St Eloy between Jean Lemoyne, Michel Peltier, Laurent Lefebvre, Michel Feullant, Jacques Boisson, Morneau, François Fortage, Jean Moreau, Nicolas Gastineau, Claude Houssart, Robert Rivart, Jean-Baptiste Crevier, Michel Lemé, Pierre Lemoyne, Pierre Bourbaux, Pierre Legarde, Nicolas Rivart, François Biboux, Rouillart, Pierre Comptant, Jean Grimart, François Duclod, Antoine Lecuyer, Jean Trotier, Julien Trotier, Jean Gaillou, Claude Caron et la Compagnie de Jesus, François Fafart, Jacques Marchan, Antoine Trotier, Abraham Callaux, Pierre Trotier, Antoine Trotier, Jean Lemoyne, Mathurin Gouin, Fafart, Mathurin Guillet, Pierre Trotier, Nicolas Rivart, Abraham Callau, François Duclod, Biboux, Jean Trotier, Julien Trotier, Damien Catsols, Pierre Lagarde, Rivart, Nicolas Gastinau, Claude Houssart, Michel Lemé, Pierre Caillas, Jacques Marchand, Pierre Lemoyne, Elie Bourbaux, Etienne Morau, Claude Caron and the Company of Jesus.
November 19, 1669 Trois Rivières
Cusson, J.:
Sale of a land concession in the seigneury of Cap-de-la-Madeleine by the Company of Jesus to Mathurin Guillet of Cap-de-la-Madeleine.
January 24, 1672 Trois Rivières
Cusson, J.:
Sale of land located in the seigneury of Batiscan; by Francois Bibaux and Jeanne Chalifou, his wife to Mathurin Guillet, with the consent of Pierre Guillet dit Lajeunesse, his father.
May 28, 1674 Trois Rivières
Cusson, J.:
Exchange of land located at St Eloy between Jacques Marchand and Francoise Capelles, his wife and Mathurin Guillet, from Cap de la Madeleine.
January 25, 1675 Trois Rivières
Roy de Châtellereault, M.:
Sale of land located in the seigneury of Monsieur Lemoigne; by Jean Petit of the seigneury of Monsieur Lemoigne to Mathurin Guillet.
December 15, 1680 Trois Rivières
Roy de Chatellereault, M.:
Sale of land located at Sainte Marie; by Mathurin Guillet to Julien Biahon.
November 11, 1681 Saint Anne de la Pérade
Marriage between Mathurin Guillet, of Cap de la Madeleine, son of Pierre Guillet dit Lajeunesse and Jeanne Saint Pere to Marie Charlotte Lemoyne, 16 years of age, daughter of Jean Lemoyne and Marie-Madeleine de Chavigny of Ste Anne. Guests included Pierre Lemoyne, uncle of the bride and Antoine Trottier, friend of the parents.
December 18, 1681 Trois Rivières
Roy de Chatellereault, M.:
Association between Mathurin and Louis Guillet.
April 6, 1682 Montreal
Adhémar dit Saint-Martin, A.:
Agreement between Mathurin and Louis Guillet, brothers and Francois Frigon of Batiscan.
May 30, 1682 Montreal
Maugue, C.:
Agreement between Mathurin Guillet, Louis Guillet and ? Rivard of Batiscan and Jean Baptiste de Peyras, Jacques Gourdo de Quebek and Jean Rougeot dit Bergé of the seigniory of Ste. Anne associates for the voyage to the Outaouais.
May 30, 1682 Montreal
Maugue, C.:
Donation of worldly goods in case of death by Jean Rougeot dit Bergé, of Ste Anne to Mathurin Guillet of Batiscan.
January 25, 1684 Montreal
Adhémar dit Saint-Matin, A.:
Receipt from marie Chamois and François Frigon, her husband, presently absent, from Batiscan to Mathurin Guillet and Louis Guillet, from Batiscan, his brother.
February 21, 1684 Quebec
Rageot, G.:
Power of attorney between Mathurin Guillet of Batiscan as much for him as for Louis Guillet of Batiscan, his absent brother and associate and Marie-Anne Chamois, wife of Francois Frigon of Batiscan.
March 20, 1689 Montreal
Adhémar dit Saint-Matin, A. :
Sale of a lot located in the town of Villemarie on the street that goes from Notre Dame Street to St Jacques Street at the gates of the cemetery; by Jean-Baptiste Demers, taillandier and Marie-Cunégonde Masta, his wife, of Villemarie to Mathurin Guillet of Villemarie.
October 21, 1689 Montreal
Adhémar dit Saint-Matin, A. :
Obligation of Mathurin Guillet, innkeeper, of the town of Villemarie, to Louis Mallou, voyageur.
September 11, 1693 Montreal.
Adhémar dit Saint-Matin, A. :
Observation : Act without intitulé.
Obligation of Dailliboust de Menteht, esquire and lieutenant in the detachment of the Marine and Mathurin Guillet, of Villemarie, to Bertrand Armand, merchant of the town of Villemarie.
September 13, 1693 Montreal.
Adhémar dit Saint-Matin, A. :
Obligation of Mathurin Guillet of Villemarie to Pierre L'amoureux de St Germain, merchant of Villemarie. St Germain had a fur trading post with Jacques Le Ber, son on l'Ile aux Tourtes at the western tip of the island of Montreal. Mathurin eventually moved to this area of the island. Was there a connection?
September 22, 1694 Montreal.
Adhémar dit Saint-Matin, A. :
Obligation of Mathurin Guillet of Villemarie to Pierre L'amoureux de St Germain, merchant of Villemarie.
September 8, 1695 Montreal.
Adhémar dit Saint-Matin, A. :
Receipt from Mathurin Guillet and Marie-Charlotte Lemoyne, his wife, of Villemarie, to Francois Rivard dit Lacourssiere of Batiscan.
September 8, 1695 Montreal.
Adhémar dit Saint-Matin, A. :
Sale of a piece of land by the St Lawrence and Batiscan rivers in the 'censive' of the Company of Jesus; by Mathurin Guillet and Marie-Charlotte Lemoyne, his wife, ofVillemarie, to Francois Rivard dit Lacourssiere, of Batiscan.
November 3, 1696 Montreal.
Adhémar dit Saint-Matin, A.:
Sale constituting rent of land located near Villemarie by Michel Messier of St Michel, seigneur of St Michel and Jeanne Lemoyne, his wife, of the seignorie of St Michel to Mathurin Guillet of Villemarie.
March 9, 1697 Montreal.
Adhémar dit Saint-Matin, A. :
Lease for a house located in Villemarie, St Paul Street: by Marie Carlie, present wife of René Fezeret, master armourer and bourgeois, of Villemarie; to Jean-Baptiste Crevier-Duverne and Charlotte Chorrel, his wife, ofe Batiscan, absents, accepting on their behalf Mathurin Guillet, of Villemarie their procurator.
September 12, 1697 Montreal.
Adhémar dit Saint-Matin, A. :
Land concession located near the barn of the poor close to Villemarie at the fork in the main road that goes from Villemarie to Lachine; by the Seminary of St-Sulpice of Montreal, to Mathurin Guillet, of Villemarie.
May 3, 1698 Montreal.
Adhémar dit Saint-Matin, A. :
Number : M620-1409-0283
Land concession located on Côte de Notre Dame des Neiges on the island of Montreal; by the Seminary of St-Sulpice of Montreal to Mathurin Guillet of Villemarie.
November 23, 1699 Montreal
Adhémar dit Saint-Martin, A.:
Agreement between Francois Baury, of la Prairie de la Magdeleyne, assisted and with the consent of Mathurin Guillet, his guardian and Marguerite Messier and Pierre Lesueur, merchant, her husband from Villemarie.
November 23, 1699 Montreal
Adhémar dit Saint-Martin, A.:
«Transport des droits successifs mobiliers et immobiliers »; Francois Baury, assisted by Mathurin Guillet, habitant, of la Prairie de la Magdeleyne, his guardian, to Charles de Couagne,bourgeois merchant, of Villemarie
March 20, 1700 Montreal
Adhémar dit Saint-Martin, A.:
Obligation of Mathurin Guillet, merchant and Charlotte Lemoyne, his wife, of Villemarie, to Pierre L'amoureux de St Germain,bourgeois merchant, of Villemarie.
February 15, 1701 Montreal
Adhémar dit Saint-Martin, A.:
Hiring of Jean Talon dit Laverdure, of Villemarie by Mathurin Guillet, of Villemarie.
March 30, 1701 Montreal
Rainbault, P.:
Land concession located on Cote des Neiges on the island of Montreal by the Seminary of St Sulpice of Montreal, seigneurs and landlords of the island of montreal to Mathurin Guillet of Villemarie.
March 23, 1702 Montreal
Rainbault, P.:
Hiring of Antoine Defoye dit Lebaron, of Villemarie as wagon driver by Mathurin Guillet, bourgeois of Villemarie.
September 22, 1703 Montreal
Adhémar dit Saint-Martin, A.:
Observation : The act was re-edited August 13 1703.
Deposit of a procuration by Mathurin Guillet, to Dupré, merchant of Villemarie and Francois Martin, to Pascaud, merchant of Villemarie.
August 11, 1704 Montreal
Raimbault, P. :
Ageement between Mathurin Guillet, merchant living at the western end of the island of Montréal and Jean Desforges dit St Maurice, of Côte Notre Dame des Neiges on the island of Montréal.
August 26, 1705 Montreal
Adhémar dit Saint-Martin, A.:
Account stopped between Pierre L'amoureux de St Germain, merchant residing at the western end of the island of Montreal and Mathurin Guillet merchant residing at the western end of the island of Montreal.
June 11, 1706 Montreal
Lepailleur de Laferté, M. :
Receipt from Dominique Bergeron, bourgeois merchant, of the city of Quebec to Mathurin Guillet, merchant, residing at the western end of the island of Montreal.
June 25, 1707 Montreal
Raimbault, P. :
Obligation of Mathurin Guillet, bourgeois of Montreal, residing at the western end of the island of Montreal, to Marie Godé, widow of Charles de Couagne, merchant of Villemarie, in her name as mother and guardian of her minor children and Jacques-Charles de Couagne (major), her son.
March 24, 1708 Montreal
Adhémar dit Saint-Martin, A.:
Donation of parts in half of a land concession located in Batiscan; by Jacques Lemoyne, Ignace Gamelin, merchant and Marguerite Lemoyne, his wife, of Villemarie, and Alexis Lemoyne, of Batiscan done for them and for Mathurin Guillet and Marie-Charlotte Lemoyne, his wife, residing at the western end of the island of Montreal and René Lemoyne de Pins, brothers and sisters, to Marie-Jeanne Lemoyne of Batiscan, their sister absent, the said notary accepting on her behalf.
April 20, 1708 Montreal
Adhémar dit Saint-Martin, A.:
Donation of parts in half of a land concession located in Batiscan; by Marie-Madeleine de Chavigny, widow of Jean Lemoyne, seigneur of Ste Marie near Ste Anne, with the consent of Jacques Lemoyne, Alexis Lemoyne and Ignace Gamelin, merchant and Marguerite Lemoyne, his wife, of Villemarie, done for them and for Mathurin Guillet and Marie-Charlotte Lemoyne, his wife to Marie-Jeanne Lemoyne of Batiscan, her daughter.
January 1, 1710 Montreal
Adhémar dit Saint-Martin, A.:
Agreement between Francois Rivard dit Delacourssière, of Batiscan and Mathurin Guillet and Charlotte Lemoyne, his wife residing at the western end of the island of Montreal.
October 7, 1712 Montreal
Lepailleur de LaFerté, M. :
Receipt from Pierre Cabazie, in the name and as procurator substituting for Florent de Lacettière, royal notary of the Prévosté de Quebec, in the name and as procurator of the inheritors and creditors of the late Laconche to Mathurin Guillet.
September 14, 1714 Montreal
Lepailleur de LaFerté, M. :
Donation of worldly goods; by Jacques Lemoine, seigneur of Ste-Marie in old Ste-Anne, to Charlotte Lemoine and Mathurin Guillet, merchant, her husband, residing at the western end of the island of Montreal, his sister, Paul Guillet, their son, being present and accepting on their behalf.
January 6, 1716 Montreal
Lepailleur de LaFerté, M. :
Marriage contract between Jacques Lemoine de Martigny, seigneur of Cap-de-la-Trinité, son of the late Jean-Baptiste Lemoine de Martigny and de Elisabeth Guyon de Rouvray, and Marie-Angélique Guillet daughter major of Mathurin Guillet, bourgeois merchant and of Charlotte Lemoine, residing at the western end of the island of Montreal.
March 7, 1716 Montreal
Adhémar dit Saint-Martin, A.:
Receipt from Jacques Leber de Senneville, esquire and lieutenant of a company of the Troupes franches of the Marine to Mathurin Guillet, merchant.
January 30, 1717 Montreal
Rivet dit Cavelier, P. :
Marriage contract between Paul Guillet, merchant, of Montreal, son of Mathurin Guillet, merchant and of Marie-Charlotte Lemoyne, of Montréal; and Catherine Pinquet de Montigny, daughter of the late Pierre Pinquet de Montigny, merchant and of Catherine Testard, of the city of Quebec.
February 2, 1718 Montreal
Lepailleur de LaFerté, M. :
Marriage contract between Jean-Baptiste Cuillerier, merchant of Villemarie, son (of legal age) of the late René Cuillerier, bourgeois merchant and of Marie Luco, of Villemarie; and Louise-Charlotte Guillet, daughter (of legal age) of Mathurin Guillet, merchant and of Marie-Charlotte Lemoine, residing at the western end of the island of Montreal.
August 20, 1719 Montreal
Lepailleur de LaFerté, M. :
Lease for a residence and farmland located at Notre Dame des Neiges; by Mathurin Guillet, merchant, to Francois Germain dit Saint Germain, of Notre Dame des Neiges.
March 4, 1720 Montreal
Notre Dame de Montreal
Burial of Mathurin Guillet, ex-church warden of this parish, merchant residing in Ste Anne du Bout de l île. Died at age 73.
Present Maurice Courtois and Jean Baptiste Lepage, both residents of Montreal.
August 26, 1720 Montreal
Lepailleur de LaFerté, M. :
Agreement between Marie-Madeleine de Chavigny, widow of Jean Lemoine, seigneur in part of the St Anne river in the fief of Ste-Marie, René Lemoine dit Despins, Alexis Lemoine dit Monnière, Ignace Gamelin et Marguerite Lemoine, his wife, René Godefroy de Linctot, esquire and officer in the troupes of the Marine and Marie-Madeleine Lemoine, his wife, Marie-Anne Lemoine, widow of Jean Giasson, merchant, of Villemarie, Louis Gatineau and Jeanne Lemoine, his wifeand also Paul Guillet, merchant, of Villemarie on behalf of Charlotte Lemoine, widow of Mathurin Guillet, merchant of the island of Montreal, his mother.
November 12, 1722 Montreal
Lepailleur de LaFerté, M. :
Sale of part of a lot located in the city of Villemarie, St Paul street; by Pierre Tabault, widow of Catherine Brunet, of the island of Montreal, guardian of three children issued from said marriage, to Jean-Baptiste Cuillerier and Charlotte Guillet, his wife, absents, Charlotte Lemoine, widow of Mathurin Guillet, their mother, present and accepting on their behalf.
September 13, 1742 Montreal
Danré de Blanzy, L.-C. :
Last will and testament of Charlotte Lemoine, widow of Mathurin Guillet, bourgeois merchant, of the city of Montreal, Saint Paul street.
September 16, 1742 Quebec
Dulaurent, C.-H.:
Sale of parts of a lot in front of the market of the lower town of Quebec City by Louis Duplesis de Gastineau, seigneur of Ste Marie, residing in Ste marie, in the parish of Ste Anne, done and stipulating for Alexis Lemoine de Moniere, wholesaler of Montreal, Charlotte Lemoine, widow of Mathurin Guillet, bourgeois of Montreal, Marguerite Lemoine, widow of Ignace Gamelin, merchant of Montreal, Marie-Anne Lemoine, widow of Jean Gyasson, bourgeois of Montreal, the three children (all of legal age) from the mariage of René Godefroy de Linctot, esquire and captain of the troups, widow of Madeleine Lemoine and the five children (of legal age) from the late René Lemoine dit Despins and Marie St Pierre dit Leboullangers, his wife of Boucherville to Louis Fornel merchant of the city of Quebec.
October 23, 1742 Quebec
Dulaurent, C.-H.:
Sale of a part of a lot in front of the market of the lower town of Quebec City by Alexis Lemoine de Moniere, wholesaler of Montreal in his name and in the name of Charlotte Lemoine, widow of Mathurin Guillet, Marguerite Lemoine, widow of Ignace Gamelin, Marie-Anne Lemoine, widow of Jean Gyasson, bourgeois of Montreal, and the three children of the late Madeleine Lemoine and René Godefroy de Linctot, esquire and captain of the troups of the Marine, her husband to Louis Fornel merchant of the city of Quebec.
November 17, 1742 Montreal
Danré de Blanzy, L.-C.:
Ratification by Charlotte Lemoine, widow of Mathurin Guillet, of Montreal, Marguerite Lemoine, widow of Ignace Gamwelin, of Montreal, Marie-Anne Lemoine, widow of Jean Gyasson, of Montreal, Louis-René Godefroy de Linctot, esquire and officer in the company Troupes de la Marine, of Momtreal, Charlotte Godefroy de Linctot, present wife of Daniel-François Dalleboust de Lamagdeleine, esquire, of Montreal and Angélique Godefroy de Linctot (of legal age), of Montreal.
