Antoine is the son of Claude Bouchard and Louise Gagne. He was baptized on 25 October 1682, in Ste-Anne-de-Beaupre. He married Marie-Madeleine Simard dit Lombrette on 20 November 1704, in Baie-St-Paul, Quebec. They are the parents of the following (verified with PRDH):
1) Felicite (1705-1757) md Pierre Perron
2) Jean-Baptiste-Noel (1707-1778) md Marie-Catherine Tremblay
3) Catherine (1709-1710)
4) Antoine (1711-1776) md Jeanne Gagnon
5) Jacques (1713-1772) md Francoise Rousset
6) Marie Madeleine (1714-1793) md Pierre-Jacques Allard
7) Joseph (1718-1803) md Marie-Francoise Fortin
8) Marguerite (1720-1799) md (a) Francois Leclerc and (b) Joseph Tremblay
9) Emertienne (1722-) md Francois Perron
10) Michel (1725-1789) md Marie-Louise Tremblay
11) Louis (1729-1780) md Marie-Francoise Dufour
Per PRDH, he was buried in Petite-Riviere-St-Francois on 24 June 1759.
Supposedly, Antoine died in the woods outside Baie-de-St-Paul, when the inhabitants fled and hid from the British troops.
1 Jan 18 - the following was provided by Cathy Cadd #46866756:
1759 June 24th
Antoine Bouchard, 77 one of the first cultivateurs [farmers] at Baie-St-Paul, died in a cabin in the forest, where he and other residents of his parish had taken refuge as the English approached. (Quebec) Register)
Found on page 155 of "Searching through the Old Records of New France for all those Precious Genealogical Details. A Translation by Armand H Demers, Jr. of Father Gyprien Tanguay's A Travers Les Registres."
1) Felicite (1705-1757) md Pierre Perron
2) Jean-Baptiste-Noel (1707-1778) md Marie-Catherine Tremblay
3) Catherine (1709-1710)
4) Antoine (1711-1776) md Jeanne Gagnon
5) Jacques (1713-1772) md Francoise Rousset
6) Marie Madeleine (1714-1793) md Pierre-Jacques Allard
7) Joseph (1718-1803) md Marie-Francoise Fortin
8) Marguerite (1720-1799) md (a) Francois Leclerc and (b) Joseph Tremblay
9) Emertienne (1722-) md Francois Perron
10) Michel (1725-1789) md Marie-Louise Tremblay
11) Louis (1729-1780) md Marie-Francoise Dufour
Per PRDH, he was buried in Petite-Riviere-St-Francois on 24 June 1759.
Supposedly, Antoine died in the woods outside Baie-de-St-Paul, when the inhabitants fled and hid from the British troops.
1 Jan 18 - the following was provided by Cathy Cadd #46866756:
1759 June 24th
Antoine Bouchard, 77 one of the first cultivateurs [farmers] at Baie-St-Paul, died in a cabin in the forest, where he and other residents of his parish had taken refuge as the English approached. (Quebec) Register)
Found on page 155 of "Searching through the Old Records of New France for all those Precious Genealogical Details. A Translation by Armand H Demers, Jr. of Father Gyprien Tanguay's A Travers Les Registres."
Antoine is the son of Claude Bouchard and Louise Gagne. He was baptized on 25 October 1682, in Ste-Anne-de-Beaupre. He married Marie-Madeleine Simard dit Lombrette on 20 November 1704, in Baie-St-Paul, Quebec. They are the parents of the following (verified with PRDH):
1) Felicite (1705-1757) md Pierre Perron
2) Jean-Baptiste-Noel (1707-1778) md Marie-Catherine Tremblay
3) Catherine (1709-1710)
4) Antoine (1711-1776) md Jeanne Gagnon
5) Jacques (1713-1772) md Francoise Rousset
6) Marie Madeleine (1714-1793) md Pierre-Jacques Allard
7) Joseph (1718-1803) md Marie-Francoise Fortin
8) Marguerite (1720-1799) md (a) Francois Leclerc and (b) Joseph Tremblay
9) Emertienne (1722-) md Francois Perron
10) Michel (1725-1789) md Marie-Louise Tremblay
11) Louis (1729-1780) md Marie-Francoise Dufour
Per PRDH, he was buried in Petite-Riviere-St-Francois on 24 June 1759.
Supposedly, Antoine died in the woods outside Baie-de-St-Paul, when the inhabitants fled and hid from the British troops.
1 Jan 18 - the following was provided by Cathy Cadd #46866756:
1759 June 24th
Antoine Bouchard, 77 one of the first cultivateurs [farmers] at Baie-St-Paul, died in a cabin in the forest, where he and other residents of his parish had taken refuge as the English approached. (Quebec) Register)
Found on page 155 of "Searching through the Old Records of New France for all those Precious Genealogical Details. A Translation by Armand H Demers, Jr. of Father Gyprien Tanguay's A Travers Les Registres."
1) Felicite (1705-1757) md Pierre Perron
2) Jean-Baptiste-Noel (1707-1778) md Marie-Catherine Tremblay
3) Catherine (1709-1710)
4) Antoine (1711-1776) md Jeanne Gagnon
5) Jacques (1713-1772) md Francoise Rousset
6) Marie Madeleine (1714-1793) md Pierre-Jacques Allard
7) Joseph (1718-1803) md Marie-Francoise Fortin
8) Marguerite (1720-1799) md (a) Francois Leclerc and (b) Joseph Tremblay
9) Emertienne (1722-) md Francois Perron
10) Michel (1725-1789) md Marie-Louise Tremblay
11) Louis (1729-1780) md Marie-Francoise Dufour
Per PRDH, he was buried in Petite-Riviere-St-Francois on 24 June 1759.
Supposedly, Antoine died in the woods outside Baie-de-St-Paul, when the inhabitants fled and hid from the British troops.
1 Jan 18 - the following was provided by Cathy Cadd #46866756:
1759 June 24th
Antoine Bouchard, 77 one of the first cultivateurs [farmers] at Baie-St-Paul, died in a cabin in the forest, where he and other residents of his parish had taken refuge as the English approached. (Quebec) Register)
Found on page 155 of "Searching through the Old Records of New France for all those Precious Genealogical Details. A Translation by Armand H Demers, Jr. of Father Gyprien Tanguay's A Travers Les Registres."
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