Lineage of Fille du Roi Madeleine Niel To Toni A. Lattimer`s Paternal

Lineage of Fille du Roi Madeleine Niel
To Toni A. Lattimer’s Paternal Great-Grandparents
Submitted by Toni A. Lattimer, FCHSM Member
1.
Madeleine Niel, daughter of Robert Niel and Anne Lambert, married Étienne Charles dit Lajeunesse, son of
Francois Charles and Colombe Regnault, 24 October 1667 in Immaculée-Conception at Trois- Rivières.
2.
Helene Charles dite Lajeunesse, daughter of Madeleine Niel and Étienne Charles dit Lajeunesse, married
Michel Viau dit Lespérance son of Jacques Viau dit Lespérance and Madeleine Plouard, 28 October 1698
in Boucherville.
3.
Laurent Viau dit Lespérance, son of Helene Charles dit Lajeunesse and Michel Viau dit Lespérance,
married Marie Charlotte Desnoyers dite Demarais, daughter of Jean Baptiste Desnoyers dit Demarais and
Therese Menard dit Lafontaine, 7 January 1736 in Québec.
4.
Marie Charlotte Viau dite Lespérance, daughter of Laurent Viau dit Lespérance and Marie Charlotte
Desnoyers dit Demarais, married Jean Baptiste Veronneau, son of Joseph Veronneau and Françoise
Rougeau, 30 April 1753 in St-Antoine-de-Chambly at Québec.
5.
Marie Angélique Veronneau, daughter of Marie Charlotte Viau dit Lespérance and Jean Baptiste
Veronneau, married Antoine Chartier, son of Jean Baptiste Chartier and Marie Françoise Bombardier dit
Lombarde, 7 February 1785 in St. Mathieu at Québec.
6.
Marie Louise Chartier, daughter of Marie Angélique Veronneau and Antoine Chartier, married Laurent
Dame, son of Antoine Dame and Marie Menard dit Bellerose, 4 November 1805 in St. Joseph de Chambly
at Québec.
7.
Joseph Damm I, son of Marie Louise Chartier and Antoine Dame, married Felicity Jeanne, daughter of
John Moses Jeanne and Archange Freton, ca. 1860.
8.
Joseph Damm II, son of Joseph Damm I and Felicity Jeanne, married Josephine Sophia Patenotre Patterson,
daughter of Felicity Chauvin and Peter Patenotre Patterson II, 1883 in St. Mary’s, St. Clair, Michigan.
9.
Florence Damm, daughter of Josephine Patterson and Joseph Damm II, married Charles Carson I, son of
James Carson II and Abigail Sawyer, 11 July 1901 in St. Mary’s, St. Clair, Michigan.
Madeleine Niel left for Canada in 1667 and married Étienne Charles dit Lajeunesse on 24 October 1667 in
Immaculée-Conception at Trois-Rivières. Source: Peter J. Gagné, King’s Daughters and Founding Mothers: The
Filles du Roi, 1663-1673 (Quintin Publications: Orange Park, Florida, 2008), Vol. 2, p 429.
Sources for marriages: Generation 1: Dictionnaire généalogique des families canadiennes (Collection Tanguay)
1608 à 1890, Ancestry.com; Quebec Vital Records (Drouin Collection) 1621-1969, Millennium File; Generations 2,
3 and 4: Dictionnaire généalogique des families canadiennes (Collection Tanguay) 1608 à 1890, Ancestry.com;
Quebec Vital Records (Drouin Collection) 1621-1969; 5: Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection)
1621-1967; Generation 6: Genealogy of the French Families of the Detroit River Region, 1701-1936 Revision, Fr.
Christian Denissen (Detroit Society for Genealogical Research), Vol. I, p 330; Generation 7: 1900 United States
Federal Census, Genealogy of the French Families of the Detroit River Region, 1701-1936 Revision, Fr. Christian
Denissen (Detroit Society for Genealogical Research), Vol. I, p 329; Generation 8: Genealogy of the French
Families of the Detroit River Region, 1701-1936 Revision, Fr. Christian Denissen (Detroit Society for Genealogical
Research), Vol. I, p 329 Generation 9: Genealogy of the French Families of the Detroit River Region, 1701-1936
Revision, Fr. Christian Denissen (Detroit Society for Genealogical Research), Vol I, p 329; Vol II, p 942.