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

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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.

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   • Spouse: Marie Anne Cecile Cécire

2. www.worldhistory.org › collection › 1925 Maps on the Origins of the United States (Image Gallery ...

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   Feb 1, 2024 · In this gallery of five maps, we examine the creation and expansion of the United States from the colonization of North America by European powers to the routes of the explorers who pushed ever westwards to the Pacific coast.

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3. www.mcgill.ca › library › findHistorical Maps and Atlases | Libraries - McGill University

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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).

4. 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] Source: Researcher – Jean-Paul Macouin. 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.

5. historicalmapchart.net › usa-historicalUSA Historical Map | MapChart

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   Create your own custom historical map of the United States from 1790 to this day. Color an editable map, fill in the legend, and download it for free. Explore the territorial evolution of the United States on a map.

6. 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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   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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   Why was Montreal a major city in 1860?

   • Montreal was the largest city in British North America and the economic and cultural capital of Canada by 1860. 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.

   Mapping 375 years of progress: rare Montreal maps from 1556-1946

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   What is a 1760 map of Montreal?

   • Plan of the town and fortifications of Montreal (or Ville Marie) in Canada (1760) Thomas Jefferys The 1760 map of Montreal by Thomas Jefferys beautifully depicts the fortifications, religious orders, and other important buildings both inside and outside the walls.

   Mapping 375 years of progress: rare Montreal maps from 1556-1946

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   Are Montreal rare maps digitized?

   • In celebration of the 375th anniversary of Montreal, McGill Library’s Collection Services is showcasing digitized Montreal rare maps held by the library’s Rare Books and Special Collections from May 15-22, 2017. The maps were catalogued by Collection Services as part of an ongoing project targeting rare Canadian maps.

   Mapping 375 years of progress: rare Montreal maps from 1556-1946

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   What is the oldest map of Montreal?

   • Giacomo Gastaldi c1500-1566. The oldest map of Montreal in the collection is from 1556 by the Italian cartographer Giacomo Gastaldi. It is a plan of the fortified Iroquoian village of Hochelaga on the slopes of Mount Royal. The woodcut is based on Jacques Cartier’s account, published in Delle navigationi etviaggiin 1556.

   Mapping 375 years of progress: rare Montreal maps from 1556-1946

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   How did Montreal expand in the 19th century?

   • Montreal by the end of the 19th century continued to experience a remarkable expansion. Roads, railway routes, canals, bridges, and farming had extended over the whole island. The old seigneurial system, which was central to France’s colonization policy, can be seen in the 1892 map by Joseph Rielle.

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

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   Pierre 31 years & Marie-Anne-Cecile 19 years. 21 May 1750. Detroit, Michigan. United States USA. Partner. ID N o: 235976. Firstname: Marie-Anne-Cecile.