Marie-Anne PRÉVOST

Marie-Anne married Pierre GAUTHIER-LANDREVILLE on 23 Nov 1718 in Repentigny, L'Assomption, QC. Pierre (son of Mathurin GAUTHIER and Nicole PHILIPPEAU) was born on 17 Feb 1693 in Montréal, Qc; was christened on 27 Feb 1693 in Montréal, Qc; died before 1762. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Marie-Anne GAUTHIER
2. André GAUTHIER-LANDREVILLE
3. Madeleine GAUTHIER was born on 26 Mar 1721 in St-Sulpice, Qc; died on 20 Apr 1800 in Québec, Qc.

François-Michel married Catherine BONHOMME on 23 Oct 1695 in Québec, Qc. Catherine (daughter of Ignace BONHOMME and Agnes MORIN) was born on 12 Jun 1677 in Québec, Qc. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Ignace married Agnes MORIN on 12 Jan 1671 in Québec, Qc. Agnes (daughter of Noel MORIN and Hélène DESPORTES) was born on 21 Jan 1641 in Québec, Qc; died on 30 Aug 1687 in Québec, Qc. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Nicolas married Catherine GOUJET on 2 Sep 1640 in Contrat Notaire Piraube. Catherine (daughter of Léoonard GOUJET and Catherine DUFRANÇOYS) was born in 1616 in France; died on 9 Apr 1679 in Québec, Qc. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Noel married Hélène DESPORTES on 9 Jan 1640 in Montréal, Qc. Hélène (daughter of Pierre DESPORTES and Françoise LANGLOIS) was born on 7 Jul 1620 in Champlain, Qc; died on 24 Jun 1674/1675 in Québec, Qc. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

WFT - Family Archives CD #75, Tree #0553: From James Carten - The Kirkes
Many of us have heard the story of Helene Desportes, the first white child born in New France and how she left Quebec at a young age, returning to France when she was not much older. Inm many cases the only part of the story that we have been told is that she left, "when the Kirke brothers took Quebec". But what was this "taking" of Quebec and who were the Kirke brothers?
As with most of the serious confrontations on this side of the Atlantic, this one was the result of wars waged in Europe. England claimed much of the same lands in the New World as France did. OIn Europe, France was waging all-out war on the Huguenots [Protestants]. It seemed that France and England were opposed to everything about each other and in 1627, war was formally declared. A British fleet was sent to help lift the siege of LaRochelle, the Huguenots stronhold. At the same time, there was much going onconcerning the two countries colonial holdings in the Americas.
Gervais Kirke, a fervently loyal Scotsman an Presbyterian, had married a French woman and raised 5 sons in Dieppe, on the Chanel Coast about 50 miles north of Rouen. This patriarch had always taken interest in affairs concerning North America and his sons may have inherited this interest. Gervais Kirke's sons included David, Louis [refered to as Lewis in most English records], Thomas, john and James. David'd daughter, Mary, was also linked to the New World when she married the intrepid Canadian fur trader, Pierre-Esprit Radisson.
In 1633, Champlain returned to Quebec as the King's commander. This meant he had official support from the French crown. The next year, the 13 yr. old Helene Desportes also returned, and accompanied by her aunt and uncle. Marguerite Langlois and Abraham Martin of the Plains of Abraham fame. That same year, at 14 years of age, Helene Desportes was married to Guillaume Hebert, with whom she had 3 children before being widowed at 19. At 20 years, Desportes married Noel Morin and had 12 more children including the first native born priest and first native born nun in Canada. She died in 1675, thirteen days before her fifty-fifth birthday. [Helene Desportes mother was Francios Langlois, sister of Marguerite].
Reference - American-Canadien Genealogist, Vol. 21, issue 65, Sumner '95' by Donald Chaput and Jim Carten.