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_Louis-Laurent DUHAUT-JASMEN _|
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|--Louis Larent DUHAULT-JASMIN
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|_Antoinette JOACHIM __________|
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[8]
Louis Laurent Duhaut-Jasmin was born abt. 1731-1736 in France, baptized
at the Church of Ste. Radegonde in the Village of Poitiers. He was the
son of Louis Laurent Duhaut-Jasmin adn Antoinette Joachim. At the time
of his first marriage in 1761 his mother was deceased. It is unknown if
he had siblings as no research has been done in France.
[9]
Louis arrived in Quebec abt. 1758, calculated on the fact that they had
to live in Canada for a period of three years prior to marriage.
[10]
He married first, 24 Aug 1761 at Ste. Anne Bellevue, Que., Genevieve
Serat-Coquillard, daughter of Pierre Serat-Coquillard and Therese
Brossard.
[11]
The only child found of this marriage, with proof, was Genevieve. For an
unknown reason Genevieve at her marriage used the name of Durand-Duhaut.
This is the only time I have seen this name listed with Duhaut. If there
were other children, and there could have been some, I have not found a
record.
[12]
Sometime before 24 April 1769, the first wife died, and on that date at
Notre-Dame, Montreal, Marie Madeleine Ducorps-St. Medard became the
second wife. She was the daughter of Nicolas Ducorps-St. Medard and
Marie Marguerite Bisaillon.
[13]
At least 14 children were born of the second marriage and perhaps there
were more that I cannot prove were their children.
[14]
Louis Laurent and Marie Madeleine lived in the Montreal area when three
of their children were baptized at the Church of Notre-Dame.
[15]
Between 1773 and 1775 the family moved to Vaudreuil, Que. and lived there
until after 1786. This is the last date records on them show up in the
church. After that date they moved into Ontario and settled near
Cornwall. This is where they were living in 1802 when Louis died. His
burial record is in the register of St. Regis but the same priest served
St. Regis and the area of Cornwall. If you ask a historian in the
Cornwall area where the early French people were buried, they do not
know. I suspect the old cemetery at Glen Walter known as Flanagan's
Point was an early burial ground, although there are no records to prove
this. It is possible he was buried in that cemetery with no marker on
the grave. It is unknown when his wife, Marie Madeleine died. She is
probably buried with him.
[16]
This family sort of split on the border. Some coming to the US and
others remaining in Canada.
[17] from Pauline Deshaies
_Levi JESMER ________+
| (1844 - 1880) m 1864
_John William JESMER _|
| (1878 - 1922) m 1897 |
| |_Sophia KIRKEY ______+
| (1848 - 1915) m 1864
|
|--Albert JESMER
| (1904 - 1904)
| _____________________
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|_Sophia DEMO _________|
m 1897 |
|_____________________
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|--Claude MAUGRAS
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_Joseph ROBIDEAUX ___|
| (1821 - 1891) m 1847|
| |_____________________
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|--Maggie ROBIDEAUX
| (1869 - 1880)
| _Louis JESMER _______+
| | m 1820
|_Catherine JESMER ___|
(1825 - 1925) m 1847|
|_Felicite MYERS _____
(1801 - 1885) m 1820
_____________________
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_Jesse SHARLOW ______|
| (1849 - 1936) |
| |_____________________
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|--Eula SHARLOW
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| _John KIRKEY ________+
| | (1816 - 1896) m 1841
|_Electa KIRKEY ______|
(1857 - 1905) |
|_Sophia GARNO _______+
m 1841
______________________________________________
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_Joseph WHITE _______|
| (1839 - 1914) |
| |______________________________________________
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|--George WHITE
| (1878 - ....)
| _Guillaume (William) Augustin DUHAULT-JASMIN _+
| | (.... - 1842) m 1821
|_Adeline JESMER _____|
(1842 - 1924) |
|_Rosalie LECUYER _____________________________
m 1821