Marguerite-Françoise Boileau
F, (27 September 1710 - 7 August 1760)
| Father-Biological* | Pierre Boileau b. 1676 |
| Mother-Biological* | Marguerite Ménard dite Fontaine |
- Family Lines
- Roy Line
Last Edited=12 Aug 2024
Marguerite-Françoise Boileau was christened on 27 September 1710 at Chambly, Québec, New France.1 She was born on 27 September 1710 at Chambly, Québec, New France.2,3,1,4 She was the daughter of Pierre Boileau and Marguerite Ménard dite Fontaine.
Marguerite-Françoise Boileau, age 21, married Jean-Baptiste Gaboriau dit LaPalme, son of Pierre Gaboriau and Marguerite Michel, on 7 January 1732 at Chambly, Québec, New France.2,3,4,5 Marguerite-Françoise Boileau died on 7 August 1760 at St-Antoine-de-la-Perade Pariosse, Chambly, Québec, New France, at age 49.2,1,4
Marguerite-Françoise Boileau, age 21, married Jean-Baptiste Gaboriau dit LaPalme, son of Pierre Gaboriau and Marguerite Michel, on 7 January 1732 at Chambly, Québec, New France.2,3,4,5 Marguerite-Françoise Boileau died on 7 August 1760 at St-Antoine-de-la-Perade Pariosse, Chambly, Québec, New France, at age 49.2,1,4
Children of Marguerite-Françoise Boileau and Jean-Baptiste Gaboriau dit LaPalme
- Geneviève Gaboriau1 (20 Nov 1732 - 26 Jul 1788)
- Jean-Baptiste Gaboriau dit LaPalme1 (15 Sep 1734 - )
- Joseph Lalouette (24 Nov 1736 - 4 Nov 1743)
- Pierre-Amable Gaboriau1 (19 Sep 1739 - 26 Mar 1824)
- Louise-Thérèse Gaboriau1 (18 Jul 1742 - )
- Marguerite Gaboriau+ (26 Aug 1749 - 29 Jan 1784)
- Amable Gaboriau2 (24 Sep 1751 - )
Citations
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- Tanguay, Cyprien. Dictionnaire Généalogique des Familles Canadiennes. Volume IV. Montréal, Québec, Canada: Eusèbe Senécal, 1887.
- Rivel, Marce. Répertoire des Mariages de la Paroisse Staint-Joseph Chambly 1706-1990. Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Québec, Canada: Société d'histoire du Haut-Richelieu, 1999.