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Children of Pierre Levasseur and Geneviève Phocas
married on November 7, 1735 at Kamouraska
PIERRE LEVASSEUR
- baptized on September 16, 1736;
buried on September 20 of the same year at Kamouraska.
- baptized and buried on August 14, 1737 at Kamouraska.
ANNE LEVASSEUR
- baptized on October 17, 1738 at Kamouraska;
married at Kamouraska,
on August 23, 1773, to Jean Martin, son of Jean-Baptiste Martin
and Marie Brun.GENEVIÈVE LEVASSEUR
- baptized on September 16, 1740;
buried on May 15, 1765 at Kamouraska;
married at Kamouraska,
on November 14, 1757, to Jean-Baptiste Bourgoin, son of Louis
Bourgoin and Angélique Houde.LOUISE LEVASSEUR
- baptized on October 14, 1742 at Kamouraska;
married at Kamouraska,
on July 12, 1762, at Joseph Côté, son of Gabriel
Côté and Élisabeth Bernier.ÉLISABETH LEVASSEUR
- baptized on November 8, 1744 at Kamouraska;
married at Kamouraska,
on January 24, 1763, to Jean Chassé, son of Jean Chassey
and Josephte Mignau.PIERRE LEVASSEUR
- baptized on October 10, 1746 at Kamouraska;
married at Kamouraska,
on September 30, 1771, to Marie Roy, daughter of Jean-Baptiste
Roy and Josephte Paradis;
married again
at Kamouraska, on November 24, 1777, to Euphrosine Michaud, daughter
of Alexandre Michaud and Brigitte Cordeau.SCHOLASTIQUE LEVASSEUR
married at Kamouraska,
on October 26, 1767, to Jean Gaudin, son of Jean-René
Gaudin and Françoise Dugas;
married again
at L'Isle-Verte, on August 16, 1784, to Jean-Baptiste Côté,
son of Jean Côté and Geneviève Bernier.JEAN-BAPTISTE LEVASSEUR
- baptized on September 1st, 1752 at Kamouraska;
married at Kamouraska,
on August 22, 1775, to Madeleine Landry, daughter of Alexis Landry
and Marguerite Aucoin.MADELEINE LEVASSEUR
- baptized on March 9, 1755 at Kamouraska;
married at Kamouraska,
on October 4, 1773, to Jean-Baptiste Landry, son of Alexis Landry
and
Marguerite Aucoin.BENJAMIN LEVASSEUR
- baptized on October 24, 1758 at Kamouraska;
married at L'Isle-Verte,
on November 20, 1786, to Françoise Côté, daughter
of Prisque Côté and Geneviève Lepage.
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