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Sep 4, 2022 · Wife of Pierre (Sarrazin) Sarrazin dit Depelteaux — married 15 Nov 1717 in Notre-Dame de Montréal, Canada, Nouvelle-France. Descendants. Mother of Pierre Sarrazin , Marguerite Sarrazin , Marie Agathe (Sarazin) Sarrasin dite Depelteau , Marie Françoise Sarrazin and Marie Angelique Sarrazin.
- Female
- June 27, 1696
- Pierre (Sarrazin) Sarrazin Dit Depelteaux
- May 3, 1781
April 01, 1730 (33) Quebec, Communauté-Urbaine-de-Quebec, Quebec, Canada. Immediate Family: Daughter of Jean Leduc and Marguerite Desroches. Wife of Pierre Vital Sarazin and Pierre-Vital Sarrazin dit Depeltaux. Mother of Marie Agathe SARRAZIN; Pierre Sarrazin dit Dépeltaux; Françoise Meloche; Angélique Sarrazin dite Depeltaux; Marguerite ...
- Quebec
- June 17, 1696
- Montreal, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
- April 1, 1730
When Pierre Sarrazin was born on 8 November 1718, in Lachine, Montreal Urban Community, Quebec, Canada, his father, Pierre Sarrazin Depelteau, was 34 and his mother, Marguerite Leduc, was 22. He married Marie Anne Cecile Cécire on 21 May 1750, in Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, United States.
- Male
- Marie Anne Cecile Cécire
Oct 6, 2024 · The third son, Pierre took up the dit name Despelleteaux - as his maternal grandmother was the daughter of the Governor of Nancy. Pierre married Marguerite Leduc on Nov 15, 1717. She was the daughter of Jean and Marguerite Desroches.
Aug 12, 2022 · Pierre was born at Lachine on 8 November 1718, the eldest son of Pierre Sarasin (sic) and Marguerite Leduc, and baptised at Sts-Anges de Lachine the next day. In 1750 he married Marie-Anne Cesire in Détroit.
- Male
- November 8, 1718
- Marianne Cecyre
- September 23, 1798
Nov 15, 2023 · Sister of Pierre Sarrazin, Marie Agathe (Sarazin) Sarrasin dite Depelteau, Marie Françoise Sarrazin and Marie Angelique Sarrazin. Wife of Joseph-Marie Lalonde — married 10 Jan 1752 in Lachine, Canada, Nouvelle-France. Mother of Philippe Lalonde. Died 22 Jul 1763 at age 41 in Les Cèdres, Soulanges, Province of Quebec.
1 “Son talent exact, et mâle quelquefois jusqu’à la rudesse”, Charles-Paul Landon, ‘Salon de 1831’, in Annales du Musée et de l’École Moderne des Beaux-Arts, Paris, p. 248.
