Other Events:

• Baptised: 7 Oct 1860, St Roch Parish, Quebec city, Quebec

Notes:

Baptised:
His godparents were Edouard Turgeon and Sarah Vienno Michaud. Sarah and the child's father signed the register.

Other Events:

• Occupation: Feb 1841, Quebec City; a carpenter/shipwright
• Residence: Feb 1841, the parish of St Roch, Quebec city, Quebec
• Occupation: Nov 1843, Quebec City, Quebec; a carpenter/shipwright
• Occupation: Oct 1857, Quebec City, Quebec; a carpenter/shipwright
• Occupation: Jun 1875, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada; a civil employee

Notes:

Buried:
Witnesses at his burial were Joseph Rosa, William McDonald, Pietor Belanger, and Zephirin Pandry, who all signed the register. He was the spouse of Adelaide Vienno Michaud.

Died:
He was 57 years old when he died in Jun 1875.

John married Adelaide Vienno dit Michaud 22 Feb 1841. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Residence: Feb 1841, the parish of St Roch, Quebec city, Quebec

Notes:

ID= VI 1B21

Notes:

Married:
Both bride and groom were of major age when they married. Both fathers were deceased. Witnesses at the marriage were Thomas Hotesworth, Joseph Roussin, Pierre Drolet and Edouard Langlois, who all signed their names with the bride and groom. Also, there are signatures for Caroline Vienno dit Michaud and Joseph Vienno dit Michaud. The groom's signature is signed with his surname spelled as Rynhart while the priest spelled it Reinhart.

John — Mary Ann Cramer. Mary died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Residence: Feb 1841, the parish of St Roch, Quebec city, Quebec

Other Events:

• Occupation: carpenter
• Baptised: 30 Mar 1794, Quebec City

Notes:

Birth:
He is a twin to Antoine.

Occupation:
Although deceased by the date of his wife's burial, his occupation is listed as a carpenter.

Baptised:
His godparents were Jacques Zocelle (he signed his name) and Charlotte Dauphine.

Buried:
Present were Thomas Louchette and Paul Fortier.

Jacques married Adelaide Roussin 11 Feb 1817, Notre Dame Basilica, Quebec City. Adelaide (daughter of Joseph Roussin and Mary Anne Williamson) was born Abt 1795; died 25 Sep 1867, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada; was buried 27 Sep 1867, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Residence: Feb 1841, the parish of St Roch, Quebec city, Quebec

Notes:

ID= UN 1322

Buried:
Present at her burial were Jean Baptiste Dusseault who signed the register and Joseph Mathieu.

Died:
She was a widow when she died and was age 72 years old.

Notes:

Married:
Jacques surname was given as Michaud dit Vienau. The groom signed his name as 'Jacque Michau'.

Other Events:

• Occupation: Quebec City; a carpenter
• Occupation: Quebec City; a navigator
• Occupation: Quebec City; a river pilot
• Baptised: 5 Dec 1755, Quebec City
• Occupation: Dec 1766, Quebec,, Quebec; at age 11 put in a 7 yr. apprenticeship under Sieur Francois Pelisson, master baker and pastry cook,
• Residence: Jul 1776, Quebec City
• Census: 1792, Quebec City

Notes:

His descendants go by the name Michaud.

Baptised:
His godparents were Joseph Samouillon and Marie Viano, both of whom could not sign their names.

Census:
His name was given as Joe. Vienneau dit Michaud. He is listed as a navigator.

Joseph married Genevieve LaMontagne 8 Jul 1776, Quebec City. Genevieve (daughter of Charles Lamontagne and Catherine Racine) was born Abt 1759; died May 1827, Quebec City, Quebec; was buried 3 May 1827, the Picotes Cemetery, Quebec City, Quebec. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
Her burial states that she was 68 years old when she died in May 1827.

Buried:
Her burial entry gave her age at death as 68 years. Present at her burial were Etienne Robitaille and Louis Carrier who both signed the register.

Died:
She was a widow when she died.

Notes:

Married:
Witnesses at their marriage were Jacques Lessard, Nicolas Trudel, Francois Sovageau, friends of the groom, and Charles Lamontagne father, Louis Lamontagne brother, Pierre Lamontagne brother, Jean Baptiste Gautier uncle of the bride and many other relatives and friends.

Joseph married Mary Anne Williamson 11 Jan 1791, Quebec City. [Group Sheet]