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Mathieu ROUILLARD
vers 1640 - 1702 (~ 62 ans)-
Nom Mathieu ROUILLARD Naissance vers 1640 La Rochelle,17000,Charente-Maritime,,France,Poitou-Charentes 
Genre Masculin Confirmation 1 mai 1664 Québec,,Mauricie,,Canada,Cap-de-la-Madeleine,G8t 3m4 Profession Engagé de l'Ouest Inhumation août 1702 Fort la Boulaye,,,Louisiana,Usa, _CREA 17 sept 2023 _FIL LEGITIMATE_CHILD ID personne I69679 Arbour-Pierre1615 Dernière modif. 16 sept 2023
Père Guillaume ROUILLARD d. 24 nov 1663, La Rochelle,17000,Charente-Maritime,,France,[Paroisse de Notre-Dame-De-Cougne,France] - La Rochelle,Poitou-Charentes Mère Jeanne GARNEAU Mariage vers 1638 La Rochelle,17000,Charente-Maritime,,France,[Église de Notre-Dame-de-Cougne,France] - La Rochelle,Poitou-Charentes _CREA 21 août 2024 _UST MARRIED ID Famille F16826 Feuille familiale | Tableau familial
Famille Jeanne GUILLET, n. 3 nov 1652, Trois-Rivières,,Mauricie,Québec,Canada, d. 17 nov 1723, Sainte-Geneviève-de-Batiscan,,Mauricie,Québec,Canada, (Âgé de 71 ans) Mariage 26 juin 1667 Québec,,Mauricie,,Canada,Cap-de-la-Madeleine,G8t 3m4 _CREA 21 août 2024 _UST MARRIED Enfants + 1. Mathieu ROUILLARD, n. 1676 d. 2 nov 1748, Sainte-Geneviève-de-Batiscan,,Mauricie,Québec,Canada, (Âgé de 72 ans)> 2. Marie Jeanne ROUILLARD, n. 13 août 1683, Québec,,Mauricie,,Canada,Batiscan,G0x 1a0 + 3. Marie Madeleine ROUILLARD, b. 8 juil 1694, Québec,,Mauricie,,Canada,Batiscan,G0x 1a0 ID Famille F5443 Feuille familiale | Tableau familial Dernière modif. 21 août 2024
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Naissance - vers 1640 - La Rochelle,17000,Charente-Maritime,,France,Poitou-Charentes 
Confirmation - 1 mai 1664 - Québec,,Mauricie,,Canada,Cap-de-la-Madeleine,G8t 3m4 Mariage - 26 juin 1667 - Québec,,Mauricie,,Canada,Cap-de-la-Madeleine,G8t 3m4 = Lien Google Earth
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Notes - ! <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~havens5/p15709.htm>Mathieu Rouillard dit Pr?nouveau1 7th Great Grand Father of the children of Leslyn and Pomala Blackb. circa 1636, d. August 1702, #15709Father **Guillaume Rouillard2 b. circa 1608, d. 24 November 1663Mother **Jean Cardineau2Birth circa 1636 Mathieu was born circa 1636 at LaRochelle, France.1April 1666In the spring of 1666, the Jesuits, in possession of the Seigneurie of Batiscan, granted the first30 land concessions there. The contracts were drawn by the notary Jacques de la Touche. It was a family affair!!! Claude Houssard, Pierre Guillet's father-in-law was the first;(husband of Madeleine Couteau) he got his land concession on March21, 1666. Robert Rivard, the husband of Madeleine Guillet (Pierre's daughter) got his on the 22 of March. His brother, Nicolas Rivard, Pierre's brother-in-law (he's Catherine Saint P?re's husband) signed for his land consession on March 23 ofthe year. Mathieu Rouillard, who married Jeanne Guillet in June 1667 and Jean Moreau who married Pierre's daughter, Anne in 1667 also received land concessions. On August 6, 1666, Pierre obtained his property here making him among the firstlandowners of this area of Quebec. On November 17, 1667 he sold this land to Jean-Baptiste Crevier. Three days later, on November 20th 1667, he bought 80 arpents of land at Cote Saint-Marc, next to his own property on the Cap. His son, Louiswould later be known as Louis Guillet dit St Marc. Even later, Abraham Guillet dit St Marc became St Mars then Cinq Mars. These name changes,(the author of this piece suspects), originated from this land purchase. At the end of 1667, he exchanged land he had on the Cap for property in Batiscan owned by Jean Cusson.3Therefore we know that Mathieu came to New France before 1666.1667 He shows on the 1667 census in Cap-de-la-Madeleine, Champlain, Quebec, Canada.1 They are living next toJeanne's family, the Guillet's. Jeanne is about 16 years old.Marriage26 June 1667 Mathieu Rouillard dit Pr?nouveau married Jeanne Guillet, who was 14 years old, daughter of Pierre Guillet dit Lajeunesse and Jeanne de St. P?re, 26 June 1667inCap-de-la-Madeleine, Champlain, Quebec, Canada.Their children included:Simon ROUILLARD bca: 1672Jacques ROUILLARD bca: 1674 known as Jacques dit St. Cyr.Mathieu ROUILLARD bca: 1674Jeanne ROUILLARD bca: 1683Joseph ROUILLARD bca: 1688Damien ROUILLARD bca: 1691Madeleine ROUILLARD b: 8 JUL 1694 in Batiscan, PQC. There may have been others.1Census 1681 In 1681 this family shows onthe census in Batiscan, Champlain, Quebec, Canada.1Death August 1702 Mathieu died in August 1702at FortLa Boulaye, in what is now Louisiana in the United States of America. Many sources claim that he died in Mississippi. That is incorrect. He died ON the Mississippi.1 Mississippi was not yet a state!!!!!coureur_de_boisearly French TrapperorWoodsmanIn 1682, Rene Robert Cavalier, Sieur de La Salle, led an expedition to themouth of the Mississippi river. On April 9, he planted a cross on the west bank somewhere between Venice and Head of Passes, proclaiming for France allof the Mississippi Valley and the area drained by tributariesof the river. He named it Louisiana in honor of France's King Louis XIV.This claim to the interior of the continent was strongly contested bySpain and England., but a chance meeting at oneofthe bends in the river upstream from Pointe-a-la-Hache solidified France's claim to the country. The area is called English Turn, because it was there, in 1699 that a British man-of-war, headed inland, reversed its course and returnedto theGulf, leaving Louisiana to the French. It seems the captain met the Frenchman, Bienville, coming downstream in a small boat. Bienville told the captain that France had built a strong fort just up the river.Of course this was alie, but itwasmore than a century later before theBritish tried to claim it again.Bienville was from Montr?al. It is possible that Mathieu Rouillard was down on the Mississippi with this group of Frenchmen at this fort. I n 1700 Bienville and Ibervilleestablished the first fortification near Phoenix and called it Fort Mississippi.and Fort de la Boulaye. This was the first white settlement in Louisiana. Later, two military installations were built just below the presentsite of Triumph. Fort Jackson on the west bank, and Fort St. Philip, right across the river, saw heavy action in the War of 1812 andduring the Civil War.4!AInfoNew 1714 This family name has changed over the last 300 years. A note from Tom Pronovost ofCT tellsusthat:In 1714 they dropped the Rouillard and took Prenouveau as their given name. In 1735 the name was changed to Pronovost.5Family **Jeanne Guillet b. 3 November 1652, d. 18 November 1723Children 1. Jacques Rouillard b.c 16746 2. Jeanne MarieRouillard b. c 1683, d. a 17287 3. **Madeleine Marie Rouillard+ b. 8 Jul 1694, d. 2 Dec 17601 Some say there were as many as 12 children born to this union.Citations[S1308] Download,http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=barbader&id=I1661 BJBader
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- ! <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~havens5/p15709.htm>Mathieu Rouillard dit Pr?nouveau1 7th Great Grand Father of the children of Leslyn and Pomala Blackb. circa 1636, d. August 1702, #15709Father **Guillaume Rouillard2 b. circa 1608, d. 24 November 1663Mother **Jean Cardineau2Birth circa 1636 Mathieu was born circa 1636 at LaRochelle, France.1April 1666In the spring of 1666, the Jesuits, in possession of the Seigneurie of Batiscan, granted the first30 land concessions there. The contracts were drawn by the notary Jacques de la Touche. It was a family affair!!! Claude Houssard, Pierre Guillet's father-in-law was the first;(husband of Madeleine Couteau) he got his land concession on March21, 1666. Robert Rivard, the husband of Madeleine Guillet (Pierre's daughter) got his on the 22 of March. His brother, Nicolas Rivard, Pierre's brother-in-law (he's Catherine Saint P?re's husband) signed for his land consession on March 23 ofthe year. Mathieu Rouillard, who married Jeanne Guillet in June 1667 and Jean Moreau who married Pierre's daughter, Anne in 1667 also received land concessions. On August 6, 1666, Pierre obtained his property here making him among the firstlandowners of this area of Quebec. On November 17, 1667 he sold this land to Jean-Baptiste Crevier. Three days later, on November 20th 1667, he bought 80 arpents of land at Cote Saint-Marc, next to his own property on the Cap. His son, Louiswould later be known as Louis Guillet dit St Marc. Even later, Abraham Guillet dit St Marc became St Mars then Cinq Mars. These name changes,(the author of this piece suspects), originated from this land purchase. At the end of 1667, he exchanged land he had on the Cap for property in Batiscan owned by Jean Cusson.3Therefore we know that Mathieu came to New France before 1666.1667 He shows on the 1667 census in Cap-de-la-Madeleine, Champlain, Quebec, Canada.1 They are living next toJeanne's family, the Guillet's. Jeanne is about 16 years old.Marriage26 June 1667 Mathieu Rouillard dit Pr?nouveau married Jeanne Guillet, who was 14 years old, daughter of Pierre Guillet dit Lajeunesse and Jeanne de St. P?re, 26 June 1667inCap-de-la-Madeleine, Champlain, Quebec, Canada.Their children included:Simon ROUILLARD bca: 1672Jacques ROUILLARD bca: 1674 known as Jacques dit St. Cyr.Mathieu ROUILLARD bca: 1674Jeanne ROUILLARD bca: 1683Joseph ROUILLARD bca: 1688Damien ROUILLARD bca: 1691Madeleine ROUILLARD b: 8 JUL 1694 in Batiscan, PQC. There may have been others.1Census 1681 In 1681 this family shows onthe census in Batiscan, Champlain, Quebec, Canada.1Death August 1702 Mathieu died in August 1702at FortLa Boulaye, in what is now Louisiana in the United States of America. Many sources claim that he died in Mississippi. That is incorrect. He died ON the Mississippi.1 Mississippi was not yet a state!!!!!coureur_de_boisearly French TrapperorWoodsmanIn 1682, Rene Robert Cavalier, Sieur de La Salle, led an expedition to themouth of the Mississippi river. On April 9, he planted a cross on the west bank somewhere between Venice and Head of Passes, proclaiming for France allof the Mississippi Valley and the area drained by tributariesof the river. He named it Louisiana in honor of France's King Louis XIV.This claim to the interior of the continent was strongly contested bySpain and England., but a chance meeting at oneofthe bends in the river upstream from Pointe-a-la-Hache solidified France's claim to the country. The area is called English Turn, because it was there, in 1699 that a British man-of-war, headed inland, reversed its course and returnedto theGulf, leaving Louisiana to the French. It seems the captain met the Frenchman, Bienville, coming downstream in a small boat. Bienville told the captain that France had built a strong fort just up the river.Of course this was alie, but itwasmore than a century later before theBritish tried to claim it again.Bienville was from Montr?al. It is possible that Mathieu Rouillard was down on the Mississippi with this group of Frenchmen at this fort. I n 1700 Bienville and Ibervilleestablished the first fortification near Phoenix and called it Fort Mississippi.and Fort de la Boulaye. This was the first white settlement in Louisiana. Later, two military installations were built just below the presentsite of Triumph. Fort Jackson on the west bank, and Fort St. Philip, right across the river, saw heavy action in the War of 1812 andduring the Civil War.4!AInfoNew 1714 This family name has changed over the last 300 years. A note from Tom Pronovost ofCT tellsusthat:In 1714 they dropped the Rouillard and took Prenouveau as their given name. In 1735 the name was changed to Pronovost.5Family **Jeanne Guillet b. 3 November 1652, d. 18 November 1723Children 1. Jacques Rouillard b.c 16746 2. Jeanne MarieRouillard b. c 1683, d. a 17287 3. **Madeleine Marie Rouillard+ b. 8 Jul 1694, d. 2 Dec 17601 Some say there were as many as 12 children born to this union.Citations[S1308] Download,http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=barbader&id=I1661 BJBader