(by my great-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 de Témiscouata,
on September 12, 1945, to Fernande Picard (daughter of Auguste
Picard and Emma Dallaire)
- married at Saint-Simon de Rimouski, on January
7, 1913, to Léonie Bérubé (daughter of Télesphore
Bérubé and Marie-Édith Soucy)
- daughter of Isaac Roy-Lauzon and Geneviève
Théberge, married at Saint-Simon
de Rimouski, on January 24, 1882, to Charles Michaud (son of Julien
Michaud
and Clarisse Dion)
- married at Saint-Simon de Rimouski, on January
29, 1856, to Geneviève Théberge (daughter of Grégoire
Théberge and Geneviève Ouellet)
- married at Trois-Pistoles, on September 15, 1823,
to Josephte Martel (daughter of Augustin Martel and Ursule
Elise Michon)
- married at Rivière-Ouelle, on January
12, 1784, to Madeleine Plourde (daughter of Jean Plourde and
Anne Hudon)
- married at Saint-Roch-des-Aulnaies, on August
18, 1760, to Angélique Pelletier (daughter of Joseph Pelletier
and
Ursule
Saint-Pierre)
- married at Boucherville, on October 22, 1725,
to Jeanne Boucher de Montbrun (daughter of Jean Boucher de Montbrun
and
Françoise-Claire Charest)
- married at Saint-Pierre, Île d'Orléans,
on February 12, 1691, to Marie-Anne Martin (daughter of Joachim
Martin and Anne Petit)
- married at Québec, on September 11, 1668,
to Marie Major (daughter of Jean Roy and Marguerite Le
Pelé)
Born at Saint-Jean-de-Joigny,
diocèse of Sens in Bourgogne, Antoine Roy was the son of
Olivier
Roy and Catherine Boderge. At the end of the month of
August 1668, the cooper Antoine Roy called Desjardins leaves Batiscan to
go to Québec where several "Filles
du roi" were awaited. This ex-soldier of the Carignan
regiment chose Marie
Major ; their marriage is celebrated on September 11 next
in Québec. The Roys called Desjardins are poor. Their
meagre possessions are soon mortgaged. He lives for several months
in the Montréal area when he is murdered, on July 10, 1684 by one
of his creditors. Marie Major will, in her turn, be prosecuted by
the creditors who will obtain the seizure of all the property acquired
during her marriage. She died in the Hôtel-Dieu de Québec
on December 8, 1689, leaving behind a son whose descendants live today.
back to my direct lineage
