Les Premiers Colons de Québec

The first colonists of Québec were remembered for lives of hardship and for the honor later accorded them. Among those named are Louis Hébert and Marie Rollet in 1617; Guillaume Couillard and Marie-Guillemette Hébert in 1618; Abraham Marin and Marguerite Langlois; Nicolas Marsolet and Marie Le Barbier; Nicolas Pivert and Marguerite Lesage; Pierre Desportes and Françoise Langlois; Etienne Jonquest and Anne Hébert; Olivier Le Tardif and Louise Couillard; Jean Nicolet and Marguerite Couillard; Nöel Morín and Héléne Desportes; Noël Langlois and Françoise Garnier; Guillaume Hubou and Marie Rollet; Robert Giffard and Marie Renouard in 1634; Guillaume Fournier and Marie-Fse Hébert; Jean Guyon and Mathurine Robin in 1635; Jean Guyon and Madeleine Boulé; Jean Bourdon and Jacqueline Potel; Francois Marguerie and Louise Cloutier; Zacharie Cloutier and Xaintes Dupont; Jean Côté and Anne Martin; Gaspard Boucher and Nicolas Le Marie; Philippe Anvot and Anne Convent; Jean-Paul Godefroy and Madeleine Le Gardeur; Jean-Baptiste Godefroy and Marie Le Neuf; Maein Boucher and Perrine Mallet; Sébastien Dodier and Marie Bonhomme; Pierre de la Porte and Anne Voyer; Jean Juchereau and Marie Langlois; Jean Sauvaget and Anne Dupuis; Guillaume Isabel and Catherine Dodier; Robert Droin and Anne Cloutier; Louis Henri Piguet and Louis Boucher; Pierre Delaunay and Françoise Pinguet; François Aubert and Anne Fauconnier; Pierre Le Gardeur and Marie Favery in 1636; Charles Le Gardeur and Genevieve Juchereau; Jacques Le Neuf and Marguerite Le Gardeur; Robert Caron and Marie Crevey; François Bélanger and Marie Gagnon; Claude Poulin and Jeanne Mercier; Jacques Hertel and Marguerite Marguerie; Antoine Brassard and Francoise Méry; Etienne Racine and Marguerite Martin; Réné Maheu and Marguerite Corriveau; Jacques Maheu and Anne Convent; Louis Sédillot and Marie Grimoult; and François de Chavigny and Eléonore de Grandmaison.

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