(by my mother's side grandmother)
- XI- YVES MICHAUD
- married at Rimouski, on July 14, 1972,
to Micheline Dumais (daughter of Charles-Eugène Dumais
and
Cécile Duchesne)
- married at Saint-Honoré, on September 12, 1945, to
Adrien
Michaud (son of Joseph Michaud and Léonie Bérubé)
- daughter of Isaïe Dallaire and Luce Otis, married
at Saint-Hubert de Témiscouata, on April 5, 1910, to
Auguste
Picard (son of Auguste Picard and Flore Marquis)
- married at Sacré-Coeur (Saguenay),
on July 22, 1890, to Luce Otis (daughter of Herménégilde
Otis and Domitilde Deschesnes)
- married at Grande Baie (Saint-Alexis),
on August 22, 1843, to Marie Tremblay (daughter of Jérôme
Tremblay
and Vénérante Imbeau)
- married at La Malbaie, on April 22, 1823,
to Victoire Gaudreault (daughter of Jean Gaudreault and
Anne Tremblay)
- married at l'Île-aux-Coudres, on
November 23, 1784, to Madeleine Savard (daughter of Charles Savard
and
Madeleine
Gaulin)
- married at Saint-Jean, Île d'Orléans,
on November 25, 1754, to Marie-Anne Delage (daughter of Charles
Delage
and Marie-Josephte Plante)
- married at Château-Richer, on May
29, 1724, to
Marie-Angélique Cloutier (daughter of Charles
Cloutier and Anne Tibaut)
- married at Saint-Jean, Île d'Orléans,
on November 19, 1691, to Marie Bidet (daughter of Jacques Bidet
and
Françoise Desfossés)
- married at Québec, on November
10, 1663, to
Catherine Fièvre (daughter of Fiacre Fièvre
and
Jacquette de Sol)
Charles Alaire
was
the son of Sébastien Alaire and Périnne Fleurissone,
inhabitants of Saint-Philbert-du-Pont-Charrault, diocèse of Luçon,
in Poitou. Arrived in New France in 1658, Charles Alaire married
on November 10, 1663 Catherine Fièvre. After
their marriage, the husband and wife settled at Sainte-Famille, Île
d'Orléans, where Charles had, since 1667, a land of six arpents
in value. Prosperous farmer, ten years later, he acquired a new land,
this time in the Saint-François parish. From his marriage
with Catherine Fièvre, he had 13 children, among those Charles
who ensured the posterity.
