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Montreal 1655
LOUISE GRISARD 1633-1698
Louise Grisard was born in 1634 in Chemiré-en-Charnie, arrondissement et évêché Le Mans, Maine, France.
She married Jean Auger dit Le Baron in France, approximately 1650, several years before immigrating to “Nouvelle France.” They arrived as a young couple with a small child “Louis” in hand.
They spent their life in Montréal, raising four sons and one daughter. Today, the family name of Auger is found all over the province of Québec.
Marie-Louise drowned in a stream near their house on November 5, 1698, one year after the death of Jean. They buried her the next day near her husband, at a young age of sixty-five.​ Her death registration says "On the six of November 1698, the body of Louise Grisard was found in a small stream nearby her home.
Ville Marie 1645
CHILDREN OF JEAN AUGER DIT-LE-BARON AND LOUISE GRISARD
Louis (16-) married Antoinette Barabé, eight children seven of them sons
Philippe (1664-1693) died at the age of twenty-nine leaving no descendants
Jean (1666-1703) married Charlotte Glory-Labière four daughters
Marie (1668-1681) died at age of fifteen
Jean-Baptiste (1672-1726) married Marie-Françoise Bon-Lacombe eight children, of which only one produced descendants​
Citations
​D. 1698 Grissard M-Louise, Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1968 Montréal 1643-1820 Image 14
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Background: Death Register