The Delahorne/Curtis Family History

de Chantepinot · ◉ direct ancestor

♂Pierre de Chantepinot

Born about 1520.

Family time line

◉ Pierre de Chantepinot abt 1520–
◉ Anne de Monthelon abt 1520–
No marriage recorded
◉ Anne de Chantepinot abt 1545–

Recorded events

EventWhenWhereEvidence ?on record - the record itself, its image, or a transcript or printed copy of it has been read
from a compiled source - an index, a printed genealogy or a memorial page says so
not yet documented - in the family record, no source attached yet
Birth
per WikiTree De_Chantepinot-2, NO EVIDENCE YET
abt 1520 not yet documented
Living at
'Pierre de Chantepinot, écuyer, bailli de Noyers', at his daughter Anne's marriage in 1576 (Couillard-Després 1930 p.268) - compiled, no record seen
abt 1576 Noyers, Yonne, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France from a compiled source
15201576 15301540155015601570

Sources

  • Couillard-Després, Azarie, Charles de Saint-Étienne de La Tour, gouverneur, lieutenant-général en Acadie, et son temps (Arthabaska, 1930) — Living at, about this person
  • WikiTree (wikitree.com) member tree - finding aid only, NO EVIDENCE YET (owner rule s1211) — about this person, family with Anne de Monthelon

Borders as they stood about 1530 (they follow the event under the mouse), from the historical-basemaps project, the Newberry Library's Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (states and territories, 1783 on) and Natural Earth; the colonies and provinces are drawn along today's lines.


Line of descent

Descendants

  1. Anne de Chantepinot abt 1545–
    1. Marie de Salins abt 1590–
      1. Jeanne Motin abt 1615–abt 1666
        1. Anne Saint-Étienne de La Tour 1661–1738
        2. Jacques Saint-Étienne de La Tour
        3. Charles Saint-Étienne de La Tour –1731
        4. Marie Saint-Étienne de La Tour
        5. Marguerite Saint-Étienne de La Tour