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Maillet · ◉ direct ancestor

♂Pierre Maillet

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Pierre Maillet (1629 – after 1699) was a Breton settler of Montréal, baptised at Saint-Coulomb near Saint-Malo. He is an ancestor of Nancy Jane Blanchard (1929–2006) twice over: her ninth great-grandfather through his son René Malet, and again through his son Pierre Maillet, because two of his great-great-grandchildren married each other at Vincennes in 1801.

Life

He was baptised at Saint-Coulomb (Saint-Colomban), a coastal parish of the diocese of Dol in Brittany, on 1 July 1629, the son of Jean Mallet and Guillemette Ruellan, who had married there in 1618. Both his parents died in 1641 and 1642, when he was about twelve. He came to Canada about 1659 and settled at Montréal, then a small fortified mission settlement. On 23 October 1662 he married Marie-Anne Hardy at Notre-Dame de Montréal.

Their children were baptised at Montréal between 1663 and 1676: Marie Geneviève, Marie Anne, René, Jean, Louis and Pierre. The surname was written Maillet, Mallet and Malet, sometimes in the same family. He was still living in February 1699.

The two lines

His son René’s line ran through Montréal and Detroit to Augustus Tougas dit Laviolette; his son Pierre’s line, a merchant whose son was born at Detroit, to Ellenore Renaud dit Deslauriers. Augustus and Ellenore married at Vincennes in 1801 as fourth cousins, so Pierre Maillet and Marie-Anne Hardy each hold two places in the family tree.

Parents

Not yet found. This line is still being traced.

Spouses and children

Recorded events

EventWhenWhereEvidence ?on record - the original document has been read
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Christening 1 Jul 1629 Saint-Coulomb, Ille-et-Vilaine, Bretagne, France on record

Sources

  • Fichier Origine 242708 - MAILLET / MALLET, Pierre, migrant from St-Coulomb (Ille-et-Vilaine) — Christening

Borders as they stood about 1650, 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. Rene Malet –1717
    1. Francois Mallet 1701–1757 ⚭
      1. Marie Anne Mallet
        1. Jeanne Marie Cardinal 1756–1822
        2. Marie Anne Cardinal 1758–
        3. Jacques Cardinal
        4. Genevieve Cardinal
        5. Jean Baptiste Cardinal
        6. Celeste Cardinal
      2. Jean Baptiste Amable Mallet
      3. Marie Josephe Mallet –1733
      4. Joseph Mallet –1733
      5. Marie Josephe Mallet
      6. Marie Madeleine Mallet
    2. Jean Baptiste Mallet
    3. Jacques Mallet
    4. Louis Mallet
    5. Marie Angélique Mallet –1718
    6. Gabriel Mallet
    7. Pierre Mallet
    8. Martin Mallet –1702 ✧
    9. Anne Mallet –1721 ✧
    10. Jean Marie Mallet
    11. Charlotte Mallet 1694–
  2. Pierre Maillet 1670–
    1. Antoine Maillet 1706–
      1. Therese Mallet 1735–1763
        1. Louis Renaud dit Deslauriers 1759–
        2. Jean Baptist Renault Deslaurier
        3. Francois Renault Deslaurier
        4. Marie Therese Renault Deslaurier
        5. Marie Anne Renault Deslaurier 1756–
        6. Francoise Renault Deslaurier 1757–
        7. Charles Renault Deslaurier 1762–