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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. They were the parents of at least 7 sons and 7 daughters.
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Jun 5, 2019 · Index: Early French Canadian Pioneers of Quebec Michel Sarrazin | Marie-Anne Hazeur June 20th, 1712 Montreal (Notre-Dame) [Occ., mil., surgeon, troupes de la Marine] [Baptismal Certificat] Source: Researchers - Pierre-Georges Roy/Françoise Labonde/ Lise Dandonneau Nicolas Sarrazin | Marie-Catherine Blondeau April 23rd, 1680 Charlesbourg [Occ., servant] Source: Researcher - Jean-Paul Macouin ...
Historical Maps and Atlases On-Line America, 1500-1800. Bibliothèque et Archives nationales de Québec Atlas of Canada: History David Rumsey Historical Map Collection Early Canadian Maps. McGill University Historical Map Websites 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 ...
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In 1613, Samuel de Champlain published the first modern-looking map of Eastern Canada (see also Cartography in Canada: 1500s). The map combined his own explorations with those of Henry Hudson. By 1616, he had explored and mapped as far west as Georgian Bay. For other areas, he used Indigenous maps and verbal accounts (see also Cartography in Canada...
From the time of Samuel de Champlain’s death in 1635 to the 1670s, the major explorers furnishing geographical information to European cartographers were Jesuit missionaries. By 1649, they had explored the eastern Great Lakes. Maps made by Father Nicolas Sanson in 1650 and 1656, Father François-Joseph Bressani in 1657, and Father François Du Creux ...
From the 1670s to the end of the century, the mapping of Canada was primarily associated with Louis Jolliet and Jean-Baptiste-Louis Franquelin, the latter being the more talented draftsman. He held the position of king’s hydrographer for the colony of Quebec from 1686 to 1697 and from 1701 to 1703, teaching hydrography and keeping the maps of New F...
Although the printed results of Jean Deshayes’s survey (1702) became the standard chart of the St. Lawrence River, Testu de la Richardière undertook a more accurate survey in 1730–41 and Gabriel Pellegrin in 1734–55. Cadastral maps also continued to be produced during the 18th century; one of the most notable was created by Jean-Baptiste Decouagne ...
Primary English mapping of Canada before 1763 was confined entirely to the Arctic and the shores of Hudson Bay. Henry Hudson’s 1612 map of the bay’s east shore and the straits was quickly replaced by maps of the entire bay by Thomas James in 1633 and Luke Fox. John Thornton produced a more accurate chart for the Hudson’s Bay Companyin 1685. The HBC...
SARRAZIN (Sarrasin), MICHEL, surgeon, doctor, and naturalist, member of the Conseil Souverain, seigneur; baptized 3 Sept. 1659 at Gilly-lès-Cîteaux, France, son of Claude Sarrazin, an official at the Abbey of Cîteaux, and of Madeleine de Bonnefoy; d. 8 Sept. 1734 at Quebec of a malignant fever probably brought on by smallpox, which had been carried there by a ship ...
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May 27, 2008 · Last Edited November 27, 2023. 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.
