Morel · ◉ direct ancestor
♀Jeanne Morel
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Jeanne Morel was the mother of Médarde Vaquemoulin, the wife of the master wood-turner Philippe Pichon of Paris, and the grandmother of Marie Pichon, who settled at Québec in New France. She was the twelfth great-grandmother of Nancy Jane Blanchard (1929–2006), through her daughter Médarde Vaquemoulin.
All that is known of her comes from one clause of the Fichier Origine, a register-verified compilation of the origins of the settlers of New France: its entry for her granddaughter Marie Pichon names her maternal grandparents as Jean Vacquemoulin and Jeanne Morel, and the same entry writes their daughter’s surname Vaquemoulin. It gives no dates or places for them. The nearest dated fact is the marriage contract of their daughter Médarde Vaquemoulin and Philippe Pichon, made at Paris on 28 December 1588, which places Jean and Jeanne’s own lives in the sixteenth century. Nothing further is known of them.
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Descendants
- Médarde Vaquemoulin
- Marie Pichon 1600–1661
- Charles Gautier 1628–1703
- Marie Gautier 1660–
- Guillaume Gautier 1622–
- Claude Gautier 1623–
- Catherine Gautier 1626–
- Jean Gautier 1630–
- Charles Gautier 1628–1703
- Marie Pichon 1600–1661