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Descendants of Guillaume Langlois

Generation No. 4


18. LOUISE4 RACINE (MARGUERITE3 MARTIN, MARGUERITE2 LANGLOIS, GUILLAUME1) was born 02 September 1641 in Quebec, Canada323, and died 05 January 1675/76 in Chateau-Richer, Quebec323,324. She married SIMON GUYON325 10 November 1653 in Quebec, Canada326,327, son of JEAN GUYON and MATHURINE ROBIN. He was born 02 September 1621 in St-Jean de Mortagne, Perche, France328, and died 08 February 1682/83 in Beaumont, Lauzon, ct seing priv-, ct Chambalon328,329.

More About LOUISE RACINE:
Burial: 06 January 1675/76, Buried Chateau-Richer, Quebec330

Notes for SIMON GUYON:
!Jette page 548 he was a carpenter (charpentier); vend sa part de l'arriere-fief Dubuisson a son frere Francois 23-06-1669.

More About SIMON GUYON:
Burial: 09 February 1682/83, Buried Quebec331
     
Children of LOUISE RACINE and SIMON GUYON are:
  i.   JEAN5 GUYON, b. 03 October 1659, Quebec332; d. 10 January 1687/88, France333.
  Notes for JEAN GUYON:
!Jette page 548: pretre (preacher) 21-11-1683, chanoine 07-11-1684; peintre. (DBC I 368-369)

  More About JEAN GUYON:
Baptism: 05 October 1659, Baptised Quebec334
81. ii.   MARIE GUYON, b. 25 March 1662, Chateau-Richer, Quebec; d. Deceased.
  iii.   MARGUERITE GUYON, b. 07 September 1665, Chateau-Richer, Quebec334; d. Deceased; m. LOUIS D'AMOUR; d. Deceased.
  Notes for MARGUERITE GUYON:
W. O. Raymond page 70, "River St. John": A story of a young English captive, John Gyles, who was carried into slavery by Maliseet Indians in 1689, and later was later sold to Louis d'Amour, the Sieur de Chaffours, living at that time on
his Seigneur at Jemseg on the Saint John River in Acadia (New Brunswick
today). Gyles was one of the first English civilian residents in what is
now the province of New Brunswick. The story also gives insight into this
historical time period when Villebon was governor of Acadia, and resident at
Fort Nashwaak on the Saint John. "

Raymond in his scholarly work, "The River St. John" says of Marguerite
d'Amours:

"Marguerite Guyon d'Amours in her lonely situation and rude surroundings,
face to face with the perils of the wilderness and brought into daily
contact with the Indians, whose frightful raiding activities must have
chilled her soul, although they were perpetrated against the enemies of her
people, is as truly a heroine as the Lady La Tour. Her goodness of heart is
seen in her motherly kindness to Gyles, the young stranger of an alien
race - "the little English," as she calls him. But with all her amiability
and gentleness she possessed other and stronger qualities, and it was her
woman's wit and readiness of resource that saved her husband's fortunes in a
grave emergency."

For the story of this and also a brief summary of John Gyles and the story
of his captivity by the Indians and of his being sold to Louis d'Amours - go
to:

"Imprisoned by Indians and French"
http://horton.col.k12.me.us/mmb/History/gyles.html
[about four pages long]

  More About MARGUERITE GUYON:
Baptism: 12 September 1665, Baptised Chateau-Richer, Quebec334

  Notes for LOUIS D'AMOUR:
Louis, the Sieur de Chauffours and his brother Mathieu, the Sieur de Freneuse may be considered the first farmers along the Saint John River. Louis was located at Jemseg, and Mathieu was situated opposite the mouth of the Oromocto. Both brothers had married sisters from Quebec; Mathieu's wife was Louise Guyon de Freneuse and Louis had married Marguerite.

  iv.   LOUISE GUYON335, b. 30 April 1668, Chateau-Richer, Quebec336; d. Deceased; m. (1) CHARLES THIBAULT337, 10 April 1684, Chateau-Richer, Quebec (ct 08 Vachon)337; b. 15 November 1661, Chateau-Richer, Quebec337,338; d. 12 September 1685, Chateau-Richer, Quebec339; m. (2) MATHIEU D'AMOURS, 1686340; d. Deceased.
  Notes for LOUISE GUYON:
! Jette page 1075: Says remarried 1686 Mathieu Damours; Sans Posterite

  More About LOUISE GUYON:
Baptism: 01 May 1668, Baptised Chateau-Richer, Quebec341

  More About CHARLES THIBAULT:
Baptism: 15 November 1661, Baptised Chateau-Richer, Quebec342
  v.   MARIE-CHARLOTTE GUYON, b. 02 April 1671, Chateau-Richer, Quebec343,344; d. Deceased; m. (1) PIERRE CLOUTIER, 25 November 1687, Chateau-Richer, Quebec (ct 24 Jacob pere)345; b. 01 April 1666, La Visitation, Chateau Richer, Montmorency, Quebec346; d. 06 August 1712, Hotel Dieu, Quebec, Quebec347; m. (2) FRANCOIS LIZOT, 20 September 1719, Quebec (ct 19 Barbel)348; d. Deceased.
  More About MARIE-CHARLOTTE GUYON:
Baptism: 02 April 1671, Baptised Chateau-Richer, Quebec349

  More About PIERRE CLOUTIER:
Baptism: 05 April 1666, Baptised La Visitation, Chateau Richer, Montmorency, Quebec350
Burial: 07 August 1712, Buried Notre-Dame, Chateau-Richer, Quebec351
  vi.   MARIE-ANGELIQUE GUYON, b. 17 July 1673, Chateau-Richer, Quebec352; d. Deceased; m. RICHARD MARET, 1692353; d. Deceased.
  More About MARIE-ANGELIQUE GUYON:
Baptism: 17 July 1673, Baptised Chateau-Richer, Quebec354
  vii.   BARBE GUYON, b. Abt. 1675355; d. Deceased.


19. NOEL4 RACINE (MARGUERITE3 MARTIN, MARGUERITE2 LANGLOIS, GUILLAUME1) was born 26 December 1643 in Notre Dame, Quebec City, Quebec, and died 03 March 1727/28 in Ste. Anne, Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec. He married MARGUERITE GRAVEL, (TWIN) 12 September 1667 in La Visitation, Chateau Richer, Montmorency, Quebec, daughter of MASSE-JOSEPH GRAVEL and MARGUERITE TAVERNIER. She was born 19 April 1651 in Notre Dame, Chateau Richer, Montmorency, Quebec City, Quebec, and died 10 December 1708 in Ste-Anne, Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec.

Notes for MARGUERITE GRAVEL, (TWIN):
! C. Tanguay A Travers Les Registres Editions Elysee1978 ISBN 0-88545-021-3
(1978) Page 33: 1651 April the 19-On baptise a Quebec les deux premieres bessones canadiennes: Marguerite et Elizabeth, filles de Masse' Gravel. Note.-Toutes deux se sont mariees, Marguerite, en 1667, a Noel Racine, et Elizabeth, en 1669, a Mathieu cote, et comptent des milliers de petits enfans. (L'Auteur.)

(Translation of above) 19 April 1651 They baptized the first Canadian Twins, Marguerite and Elizabeth, the daughters of Mass-Gravel in Quebec. Note. both of the twins married. Marguerite, in 1667 to Noel Racine; and Elizabeth 1669 to Mathieu Cote, and they now count thousands of grand children.

More About MARGUERITE GRAVEL, (TWIN):
Baptism: 19 April 1651, Baptised in place of birth356,357
Burial: 11 December 1708, Buried Ste-Anne, Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec358
     
Children of NOEL RACINE and MARGUERITE GRAVEL are:
  i.   ETIENNE5 RACINE, b. 28 September 1668, La Visitation ,Chateau Richer, Montmorency, Quebec; d. 16 February 1687/88, Ste. Anne, Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec.
  More About ETIENNE RACINE:
Burial: 17 February 1687/88, Buried Ste. Anne, Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec
  ii.   CLAUDE RACINE, b. Abt. 1669, Quebec; d. 03 October 1677, Notre Dame, Quebec City, Quebec.
  More About CLAUDE RACINE:
Burial: 04 October 1677, Buried Notre Dame, Quebec
  iii.   MARGUERITE RACINE, b. 24 February 1670/71, Ste. Anne, Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec; d. 17 May 1703, Ste. Anne, Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec; m. FRANCOIS PARE; b. 05 January 1669/70, St. Anne de Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec; d. Deceased.
  More About MARGUERITE RACINE:
Burial: 18 May 1703, Buried Ste. Anne, Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec
  iv.   PIERRE RACINE, b. 08 October 1672, Ste. Anne, Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec; d. Aft. October 1711, Quebec.
82. v.   NOEL RACINE, b. 26 January 1674/75, Ste. Anne, Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec; d. Bef. November 1701, Quebec.
  vi.   JEANNE RACINE, b. 21 March 1676/77, Ste. Anne, Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec; d. Bef. April 1730, St. Joachim, Montmorency, Quebec, Canada; m. JULIEN POULIN; b. 10 July 1673, Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec; d. Deceased.
  vii.   JEAN RACINE, b. 09 April 1679, Ste. Anne, Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec; d. Bef. November 1725, Quebec.
  viii.   JOSEPH RACINE, b. 05 July 1681, Ste. Anne, Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec; d. 10 October 1717, Ste. Anne, Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec.
  More About JOSEPH RACINE:
Burial: 11 October 1717, Buried Ste. Anne, Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec
83. ix.   MARIE-ANNE RACINE, b. 29 March 1684, Ste. Anne, Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec; d. Bef. November 1729, St. Joachim, Montmorency, Quebec, Canada.
84. x.   ETIENNE RACINE, b. 02 September 1689, Ste. Anne de Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec; d. Deceased, Quebec, Province of Quebec.
85. xi.   THERESE RACINE, b. 27 February 1690/91, Ste. Anne, Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec; d. Aft. April 1730, Quebec.

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