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, organist, professor, and engineer; b. 28 Feb. 1852 in Saint-Jean-Port-Joli, Lower Canada, son of Louis-Zéphirin Duval, a notary, and Éléonore Verreau; d. unmarried 23 July 1917 in
, Minn. The son of a notary, Jean-Baptiste Faribault did not pursue his father’s profession, although three of his brothers, including
to the provincial bar on 26 July 1873 and made a notary on 6 October. Fraser began his practice in New Glasgow, where he drafted the act of incorporation and served as the first town
 
Boucher*, governor of Trois-Rivières. The marriage contract, drawn up before the notary Séverin Ameau* on 22 September, stipulated that
priest; b. 22 Sept. 1841 in Saint-Germain-de-Rimouski (Rimouski), Lower Canada, son of Pierre Gauvreau, a notary, and Élisabeth Dubergès; d. 26 Feb. 1911 at Quebec
 
, Philomène Gendron was taught privately by her uncle Pierre-Samuel Gendron*, a teacher and notary. On 9 Feb. 1863 she entered the
 
to the demands of very special customers. Among them were numerous officers of the garrison. Gibb was tailor also to notaries (Louis Chaboillez
William Jacobs, in the well-known libel case in Quebec City against notary
 
was at Quebec, where he became a clerk of the seneschal’s court and from 1662 a notary. Gourdeau de Beaulieu was assassinated on 29 May 1663 by one of his servants, who to hide his crime set fire
 
surveyor, notary, and replacement for the priest. Some of the missionaries accused him of possessing dangerous books and hence giving insidious advice to people. Gueguen did have an impressive library, which
 
contract for the construction of the section between Saint-Lambert and Farnham to Francis A. Hibbard, a civil engineer. He gave Ashley power of attorney by notarial act, and the latter in fact became
 
red militia coat was painted by his friend the notary Jean-Joseph Girouard* at Laprairie during the War of 1812
 
stood on Rue Saint-Joseph (Rue Garneau). He made up the capital for the purchase through a loan of £500 from notary Michel Sauvageau to be repaid as an annuity. The house on Rue de la Fabrique was
Hébert de La Rousselière was descended from a distinguished family of magistrates and notaries. When she was still very young, she and her sister Clémentine were given into the care of their maternal
 
, pp.22253–58, 22409–16, 22460–64, 25714–17, 25910–13 (sales of property made to and by Pierre and Dominique Janson Lapalme before Montreal notaries in the period 1715–18). L’île de Montréal en 1731
 
, the highest-ranking American officer after the death of Richard Montgomery, appointed Jautard a notary, but it seems unlikely that Jautard went into practice since the Americans left the city in June
 
to in his 1703 private baptism and 1728 marriage contract as “Louis,” in a 1733 notarial deed as “Jean-Louis,” in an official act of 1748 as “Pierre,” in most contemporary sources as simply the
 
, son of Charles Lagorce, notary, and Marie-Angèle Morin; d. 23 Feb. 1864 at Sainte-Claire, on the Etchemin River, and buried at Saint-Hyacinthe
second storey, a simple bedchamber; the upper level, a workroom. Dollier de Casson witnessed the agreement drawn up by the notary Basset, whereby the sisters of the Congrégation promised to supply
 
Buade* de Frontenac’s 1696 expedition against the Iroquois, Le Picard was described as one of the four “senior captains” who each commanded a battalion of regular troops. The notarial archives
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