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1. ancestors.familysearch.org › en › 2WNW-K5VPierre Sarrazin (1718–1798) • FamilySearch

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   Discover life events, stories and photos about Pierre Sarrazin (1718–1798) of Lachine, Montreal Urban Community, Quebec, Canada.

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   • Spouse: Marie Anne Cecile Cécire

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3. www.maproomblog.com › 2019 › 11Old Maps of Montreal – The Map Room

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   Nov 8, 2019 · MTLBlog digs into the digital holdings of the Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec (BAnQ) to present some vintage maps of Montréal. The BAnQ has more than 20,000 maps in its digital collection, ranging from the 16th century to the present day; said holdings include maps from before the Conquest, maps of cities, towns and villages ...

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   Mapping 375 years of progress: rare Montreal maps from 1556-1946. McGill University Maps and Photos of Europe. Plans de villes et villages du Québec (Historical Maps and Plans of towns and cities in Quebec). Bibliothèque et Archives nationales de Québec.

5. news.library.mcgill.ca › mapping-375-years-ofMapping 375 years of progress: rare Montreal maps from 1556 ...

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   The collection of 8 hand-coloured maps of the Montreal harbour from 1877 show the progressive plans for improvement and expansion. The cartographers and engineers who drew up these maps were based in Glasgow, Scotland.

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6. acanadianfamily.wordpress.com › 2019/06/05 › frenchSarrazin | French Canadian Pioneers: The Sarrazins of Quebec

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   Jun 5, 2019 · April 23rd, 1680 Charlesbourg. [Occ., servant] Variations or associated surnames. De (s)peltau (x) – Sarazin. This series of Early French Canadian Pioneers microposts is dedicated to the earliest settlers of Quebec.

7. www.nosorigines.qc.ca › GenealogieQuebecGenealogy Pierre Sarrazin - Nos Origines

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   Marriage or Union Pierre 24 years & Marie 19 years 31 March 1761 Montréal (Notre-Dame), Qc

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   Who was Michel Sarrazin?

   • Michel Sarrazin, surgeon, physician, naturalist (born September 1659 in Nuits-sous-Beaune, France; died 8 September 1734 in Quebec City ). Sarrazin came to New France as a ship surgeon in 1685 or 1686 and became head physician of New France by 1699. He conducted what was probably the first mastectomy in North America.

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   Where can I find historical maps & plans in Québec?

   • Historical Maps and Plans. Bibliothèque et Archives nationales de Québec. Images in JPG format. Mapping 375 years of progress: rare Montreal maps from 1556-1946. McGill University Maps and Photos of Europe. Plans de villes et villages du Québec (Historical Maps and Plans of towns and cities in Quebec). Bibliothèque et Archives nationales de Québec.

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   Who was Sarrazin and what did he do?

   • He was the first to hold this position in New France. As surgeon-major, Sarrazin accompanied military expeditions but was also permitted to serve the general population and clergy. He treated patients at the Hôtel-Dieu in Montreal and, starting in 1693, also in Quebec City.

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   Who did Michel Sarrazin meet?

   • While in France (1694–97), Michel Sarrazin met Joseph Pitton de Tournefort, a member of the French Academy of Sciences and professor of botany at the Jardin de Roi in Paris. Their acquaintance sparked Sarrazin’s interest in the study of plants. In 1699, Sarrazin became the first official correspondent to the Academy in New France.

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   How did Michel Sarrazin die?

   • Michel Sarrazin died in Quebec City on 8 September 1734, at the age of 75, of a fever contracted from a patient. His 50-year legacy as a medical authority was an empirical approach, combining the hands-on methods of surgery with anatomical knowledge and intellectual inference.

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   How did Michel Sarrazin become a doctor?

   • In 1694, Michel Sarrazin traveled back to France to obtain a medical degree from the University of Reims. He returned to Quebec in 1697 with the title ‘royal physician’ and became head physician of New France by 1699. At the same time, he continued to practice surgery.

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9. www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca › michel-sarrazinMichel Sarrazin - The Canadian Encyclopedia

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   May 27, 2008 · Michel Sarrazin, surgeon, physician, naturalist (born September 1659 in Nuits-sous-Beaune, France; died 8 September 1734 in Quebec City). Sarrazin came to New France as a ship surgeon in 1685 or 1686 and became head physician of New France by 1699. He conducted what was probably the first mastectomy in North America.