adopted by his uncle, the notary Pierre Lanctôt, who had him educated at the college of Montreal. He was admitted to the bar in 1847 and first practised at Montreal, where he specialized in criminal law
Gage* requested that the Canadians present their bills of exchange, card money, and certificates to the notary Pierre Panet* so that two
.
On 19 Jan. 1660 at Quebec he had married Françoise Duquet, who was 15 years of age and a sister of the notary
recovering from their wounds, which were only superficial.
The inquiry started the same day in the presence of the notary Jean Le Proust, who in the
the United States, and in Europe.”
Martel’s musical abilities were inherited by his descendants. His son Zébédée, who became a notary and registrar
Dufrost* de La Jemerais. On 9 August, during a halt at Michilimackinac, the Jesuit drew up, in the absence of a notary, a new agreement between La Jemerais, La Vérendrye’s
. de Frontenac, their only enemy.” In 1675 Peiras was involved in a quarrel over precedence between the parish priest of Pointe-Lévy, the notary François
years later his widow married Louis-Rémy Dugué. The inventory of his possessions was made in the presence of the notary Jacques
notary Séverin Ameau* a contract of marriage with Marie-Madeleine Hertel, daughter of Jacques
Nicolas Juchereau de Saint-Denis and of Marie-Thérèse Giffard. On 18 Sept. 1670, by a contract drawn up before the notary Gilles
, the notary being Guillaume Tronquet. This union, it appears, had subsequently been annulled.
When the Sulpicians arrived in 1657, Prud’homme was
settled, until the spring of 1642, on the Saint-Michel and Sainte-Foy seigneuries, which Pierre de Puiseaux, by a contract signed on 23 Nov. 1641 before the notary Guillaume Tronquet, at Quebec, had
a grant to his engineer of a seigneury in Acadia; its gift, by Randin’s brother and heir, to the Hôtel-Dieu, Quebec, was witnessed there before the notary François
Arthabaska region. As he also traded in wood, the building of this line allowed him to enlarge his fortune appreciably. Thus, according to the notary François-Xavier Pratte’s registry, in 1844 Richard began to
Campbell, daughter of the king’s notary, Archibald Campbell. Sheppard settled in Quebec and accumulated a fortune
registered with the Quebec notary Claude Louet the dissolution of a verbal agreement with Louis-Alexandre Picard, a merchant silversmith originally from Paris. During the last years of the French régime
positions in society for his numerous children, who included a priest, a notary, a doctor, five merchants, and four farmers. Charles-Hilaire was the fifth of 18 children. He was not drawn to study, and at an
presumably he served his apprenticeship in Montreal, where he first began doing pieces of carpentry. On 30 June 1772 he married Périne-Charles, daughter of the notary François-Pierre
. The king induced Champlain to undertake such a voyage.
After Vignau had reaffirmed his statement before two notaries, Champlain set off with him in