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Louis-Michel Duheme is mentioned in the Jesuit Relations as having been miraculously cured of a feaver by a relic of Father Francois Regis, who is now canonized a saint.


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Jean TERRIEN (dit DUHAIME)
Children:
Dominique TERRIEN
Jean TERRIEN (dit DUHAIME)
Louis-Michel TERRIEN (dit DUHAIME)


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BIRTH: Also shown as Born St Jacques de Dieppe, France.

Jean married Rigaud, Marie Judith 26 Jan 1667, Trois Rivieres, QC, Canada. Marie (daughter of Rigaud, Elisé and Dugast, Marie-Suzanne, daughter of Rigaud, Elisé and Dugas, Marie Suzanne) was born Abt 1633, Saint-Jean-d'Angély, Charente-Maritime, Poitou-Charentes, France; died 3 May 1703, Trois-Riveierers, QC, Canada. [Group Sheet]

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Marie Judith (Rigault) Rigaud
MARIE JUDITH RIGAUD Birth: 1633 in St-Jean-d'Angly, Saintonge (Charente-Maritime), France
Death: 3 May 1703 in Louiseville, PQ

Marie Judith (Rigault) Rigaud
MARIE JUDITH RIGAUD Birth: 1633 in St-Jean-d'Angély, Saintonge (Charente-Maritime), France
Death: 3 May 1703 in Louiseville, PQ

Birth: 1633 in St Jean Angely,Saintonge,France 1
Death: 13 AUG 1711 in Trois Rivieres,St Maurice,Quebec
Note: Hired by Marguerite LeGardeur in La Rochelle in 1651as domestic for 5 yrs.and emigrated to Trois Rivieres, arrested in 1679 for living with Pierre Cavelier, banished from Montreal for 10 yrs
Court of Trois-Rivi?res, 1655-1662
Lawyers were not allowed to immigrate or even visit Nouvelle-France, by royal decree. Nevertheless or maybe because of it, it was common practice for everybody to go to court to ensure that justice would prevail.
Between 1655 and 1662 at the "Pr?v?t? de Trois-Rivi?res", there were 907 cases tried, for a population of about 700 for the whole area ! The "Pr?vot?" was not only filling the role of today's legal system but also acted as collecting agency at a time and place where cash for transactions was physically rare and more often than not replaced by bartering.

The ten persons with the highest attendance records were:
44 times - Jacques Aubuchon dit LeLoyal, master carpenter, married to Mathurine Poisson
44 times - Barth?l?mi Bertaut, gunsmith, single
32 times - Louis Pinard, master surgeon, married to Marie-Madeleine Hertel
31 times - M?dard Chouart DesGroseillers, fur trader, married to H?l?ne Martin
29 times - Jacques Besnard, unknown profession, single
29 times - Quentin Moral, sieur de St-Quentin, government attorney (civil and criminal), married to Marie Marguerie
27 times - Christophe Crevier, sieur de La M?l?e, baker, owner of the Crevier Estate (Seigneurie), married to Jeanne vard
26 times - Jacques M?nard dit Lafontaine, wheel and cartwright, married to Catherine Forestier
24 times - Fran?ois Lema?stre dit Le Picard, master tailor, married to Judith Rigaud
22 times - Ren? Besnard dit Bourjoli, corporal, married to Marie S?dilot

April 8, 1679 Marie Judith Rigaud was charged with leading a scandalolus life, with Pierre Cavelier (ten letters were presented as evidence, which they had written each other). She was found guilty. Effective April 14, 1679, she was banished from the district of Montreal for ten years, and if she returned before the expiration of this term, she would be whipped, branded with the fleur-de-lis and fined 300 livres. Pierre was forbidden either to write, or visit her, under penalty of jail, a fine of 1,000 livres and coperal punishment. The sentence was ordered to be posted in large characters on the main door of the parish churces of Montreal, Lachine, and Pointe-aux-Trembles. It is beleived that Marie Judith Rigaud then returned to rehabilitate herself in the face of her neighbors, at Trois-Riveierers. It is also beleived in 1681 she is listed under the name Judith Desauneaux, 45, living with her daughter Marguerite who married Guillaume-Christopher Gerbault.

Judith Rigaud was an educated servant of Huguenot ancestry.


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Birth: 1633 in St Jean Angely,Saintonge,France 1
Death: 13 AUG 1711 in Trois Rivieres,St Maurice,Quebec
Note: Hired by Marguerite LeGardeur in La Rochelle in 1651as domestic for 5 yrs.and emigrated to Trois Rivieres, arrested in 1679 for living with Pierre Cavelier, banished from Montreal for 10 yrs
Court of Trois-Rivières, 1655-1662
Lawyers were not allowed to immigrate or even visit Nouvelle-France, by royal decree. Nevertheless or maybe because of it, it was common practice for everybody to go to court to ensure that justice would prevail.
Between 1655 and 1662 at the "Prévôté de Trois-Rivières", there were 907 cases tried, for a population of about 700 for the whole area ! The "Prévoté" was not only filling the role of today's legal system but also acted as collecting agency at a time and place where cash for transactions was physically rare and more often than not replaced by bartering.

The ten persons with the highest attendance records were:
44 times - Jacques Aubuchon dit LeLoyal, master carpenter, married to Mathurine Poisson
44 times - Barthélémi Bertaut, gunsmith, single
32 times - Louis Pinard, master surgeon, married to Marie-Madeleine Hertel
31 times - Médard Chouart DesGroseillers, fur trader, married to Hélène Martin
29 times - Jacques Besnard, unknown profession, single
29 times - Quentin Moral, sieur de St-Quentin, government attorney (civil and criminal), married to Marie Marguerie
27 times - Christophe Crevier, sieur de La Mêlée, baker, owner of the Crevier Estate (Seigneurie), married to Jeanne Évard
26 times - Jacques Ménard dit Lafontaine, wheel and cartwright, married to Catherine Forestier
24 times - François Lemaîstre dit Le Picard, master tailor, married to Judith Rigaud
22 times - René Besnard dit Bourjoli, corporal, married to Marie Sédilot

April 8, 1679 Marie Judith Rigaud was charged with leading a scandalolus life, with Pierre Cavelier (ten letters were presented as evidence, which they had written each other). She was found guilty. Effective April 14, 1679, she was banished from the district of Montreal for ten years, and if she returned before the expiration of this term, she would be whipped, branded with the fleur-de-lis and fined 300 livres. Pierre was forbidden either to write, or visit her, under penalty of jail, a fine of 1,000 livres and coperal punishment. The sentence was ordered to be posted in large characters on the main door of the parish churces of Montreal, Lachine, and Pointe-aux-Trembles. It is beleived that Marie Judith Rigaud then returned to rehabilitate herself in the face of her neighbors, at Trois-Riveierers. It is also beleived in 1681 she is listed under the name Judith Desauneaux, 45, living with her daughter Marguerite who married Guillaume-Christopher Gerbault.

Judith Rigaud was an educated servant of Huguenot ancestry.

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Death - Date: 14 mai 1704 Place: Montr?al, Qu?bec, Canada

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Jean married Elie Helye, Marie 16 octobre 1634, Dieppe, Seine-Maritime, Haute-Normandie, France. [Group Sheet]

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Birth - Date: Abt 1602 Place: St Jean, D'Angely, Sainte, Saintonge,France

Elisé married Dugast, Marie-Suzanne Bef 1633, Saint-Jean-d'Angély, Saint-Jean-d'Angély, Charente-Maritime, Poitou-Charentes, France. Marie-Suzanne was born 1610, St. Onge, Quebec, Canada. [Group Sheet]

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Name - Description: Marie Suzanne Dugas