Hi Kathy Thomas Chartrand also married Thecle Hunault-Deschamps Jan 29, 1669 MontrealBorn Sept 23, 1655 MontrealDied March 12, 1674 MontrealParents were Toussaint Hunault and Marie LorgueilJ.     +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------BestBill

Contrat de mariage entre Thomas Chartrand et Thecle Hunault 1669-01-06 Notaire: Benigne BassetPardevant Benigne [Basset notaire] et Tabellion, de laterreetseigneurie [de l'Ile de] Montreal en la Nouvelle France[etlestemoins] soubzsignes furent presents [Thomas Chartran] demeurantencelieu fils de [Louis Chartran] et de deffunte Aniese Quevalduvillage[de Ectot] sur les bans, en Normandiee proche de [Rouen,sespere et]mere, d'une part et Tecle [Hunaut fille de] ToussaintHunauthabitantde [la coste St Francois en la ditte Ile de Montrealetde]MarieLorgueil, ses pere [et mere] d'autre.  Lesquelles partyes[enlapresence et] du consentement de leurs parens et amis pourceassemblesde part et d'autre.  Scavoir, de la part duditThomasChartran,maistre Gilbert Barbier, charpentier et habitantduditMontreal, RenePerreux, et Abraham Bin[et], demeurant aussiauditMontreal, et de lapart de la dite Tecle Hunault, desditsToussaintHunaut et MarieLorgueil ses pere et mere, maistre CharlesLemoynesieur de Longueuildudit Montreal, les sieurs Robert PerroysetMathurin Rouillier,habitants de la coste Saint Francois en laditteisle reconnurent,confesserent, avoir fait et accord[e] lestraitte etpromesses demariage qui ensuivent c['est] a scavoir leditThomasChartran avoirpromis prendre laditte Tecle Hunaut a sa femmeetlegitime epouse,comme aussy laditte Tecle Hunault avoir promisprendreledit ThomasChartran [mots rayes] a son mary et legitimeepoux,, et lemariagefai[t] et solemnise en face de S[ainte Mere]Eglis[eCatholique]Apostoliquee et Ro[maine], le plu[s tost] qu'ilseraadvisse etdellibere entre eux, [leurs dits] parens et amis sy Dieuetnotre mereSte [Eglise s'y consentent et accordent pour estrelesdits[futurs]espoux, uns et communss, en biens [meu]bles, acquetsetconquetsimmeubles suivant [la] coustume de Paris, [suivie et gardeeencepays; ne] seront tenus des debtes et hypothequesl'un[de]l'autrefaite et crees, avant la solemnite de leur [mariage]aussysi aucunesy a, seront payees et [acquitees] par celuy qui lesaurafaites et[sur son]bien.  Prendra ledit futur espoux laditefutureespouse, avectous ses droicts, noms, raiscons, et actions, enquelqueslieux qu'ylspuissent estre sis, scitues, et assis; sera doueela dittefutureespouse du douaire coustumier suivant la ditte coustume,et enfaveurdudit mariage, les futurs espoux se sont part cespresentesdonnation,irrevocable et entre vifs, et au survivant d'euxdeux, detous etchacuns des biens qui leur appartiennent de present,mesme deleurspropres et acquets et autre biens immeubles, que deleursconquets etde ceux qui leur escherront cy apres, soit parsuccession,donnation,ou autrement, sans aucunement en reserver enquelques sorteetmaniere que ce soit et en quelques endroicts qu ylspuissentestreassis deubs(?) et trouves, pour en jouir par le survivantcommesonpropre et en dispossser ainssy que bon luy semblera de vrayetloyala[cquet] pouveu, qu'au jour de la dissolution duditfu[tur]mariage,il ny ay aucun enfant vivant [d'eux] deux et pourfaireinsinuer cespresentes [la] ou il appartiendra dhuy en quatremo[isselon]l'ordonnance font et constituent leur procureur [le]porteurdespresentes, auquel ils don[nnent le pouvoir] de ce faireetd'enrequerir acte, et apres que ledit Toussaint Hunault p[ere deladitte]future epouse, a promis, et s'est o[bligé] a ratiffier, etavoirlecontenu [au nom de] laditte Marie Lorgueil safemme,[faisant]requisition et demande dudit futur espoux [ThomasChartran]promettanet obligean et renon[cant].  Faict et passe auditMontreal enl'estudedudit notaire l'an mil six cent soixante et neuf[le] sixiemejour dejanvier avant midy en [presence] des sieurs JeanGervaise etFrançois[?] temoins y demeurant et soussignes avec les[susnommes]Barbier,Lemoyne, Perroy, Rouillier, et Binet, et nonlesdits futursespoux, etleurs autres pare[ns], amis susnommes pour nesçavoir de cefairesuivant l'ordonnance:  C Lemoyne, Gilbert Barbier,Perroys,[paraphe]M Rouillé, Abraham Binet, Basset [paraphe].Marriage contract between Thomas Chartrand and Thecle Hunaut 1669-01-06 Notary: Benigne BassetIn the presence of Benigne Basset notary and clerk, of thelandandseignory of the Isle of  Montreal in New France andofwitnessesundersigned, were present Thomas Chartrand, resident inthisplace,son of Louis Charland and of Agnes Queval of the villageofEctot-lesBaons, in Normandy, near Rouen, his father and mother, ontheonepart; and off Tecle, daughter off Toussaint Hunaut, residentoftheCote Saint Francois on the said Isle of Montreal  andofMarieLorgueil, her father and mother, of the other part.Theseparties, inthe presence of, and having received the consent oftheirfamily andfriends assembled for this purpose on behalf ofbothparties.  Namely,on behalf of the said Thomas Chartrand,MasterGilbert Barbier,carpenter and resident of the said Montreal,RenePerroux, and AbrahamBinet, also resident in the said Montreal; andonbehalf of the saidThecle Hunaut, the said Toussaint Hunaut andMarieLorgeuil her fatherand mother, Mr Charles Lemoyne, Sieur ofLongueuilin the saidMontreal, Mssrs Robert Perroys et MathurinRoullier,residents of theCote Saint Francois, recognized and admittedhavingmade and agreedto the contract and promises of marriage, that istosay, the saidThomas Chartrand has promised to take the saidThecleHunaut as hiswife and lawful spouse, as also the said ThecleHunauthas promised totake the said Thomas Chartrand [words crossedout] asher husband andlawful spouse, and that the marriage will beperformedand solemnisedbefore our Holy Mother the Catholic, Apostolic,andRoman Church, assoon as it can be arranged, as advised andconsentedto by theparties, their family and friends, if God and ourHoly MothertheChurch consent to it, and the said future spousesconsent and agreetohold in common as one the goods, furnishings, realpropertyacquiredor cleared according to the custom of Paris which isfollowedin thiscountry; neither party shall be held liable for thedebtsandmortgages made and entered by the other before thesolemnisationoftheir marriage, and if any such are discovered, theyshally bepaidand indemnified by the party who incurred them, and uponthatparty'sassets.  The future groom shall take the future bride withallherrights, deeds, reasons and actions, whereever they mightbefound,situated, or located; the future bride shall be endowedwiththecustomary dowry according to the aforesaid custom, and infavourofthe said marriage, the future spouses have, by thesepresents,madedonation each to the other, as an irrevocable bequestbetweenlivingparties, and to the survivor of the two of them, of eachand allthereal properties that belong to them,  and of those theymightacquireby clearance, by succession, by donation, orotherwise,withoutreservation of any of them in any manner whatsoever,andwhereeverthey might be found or located, to be enjoyed by, and tobedisposedof, by the survivor,  in any manner proper to the ownerofpropertieslegitimately and honestly acquired, so long as, on thedaythat thesaid future marriage is dissolved, there be no livingchildborn tothe two of them. In order that these presents might bedulyrecordedbetween this day and four months hence, as required bylaw,theparties appoint as their procurator the bearer, to whom theygivetheright to record this act and to obtain a record of it; andafterthesaid Toussaint Hunaut, father of the future bride, haspromisedandcommitted himself to ratify this act, and its content, inthe nameofthe said Marie Longueil (!) his wife, having maderequistionanddemand of the future groom, the said Thomas Chartrand,promisingandobliging and renouncing, etc.  Done and passed in thesaidMontreal,at the study of the said notary, in the year one thousandsixhundredand sixty nine, this sixth day of January, before noon,inthepresence of Mssrs Jean Gervaise, and Francois (?)witnessesresidingthere, and undersigned, togegher with theaforementionedBarbier,Lemoine, Perroy, Rouiller, and Binet, but notthe said futurespousesand their other family and friendsaforementioned, who were notableto do so, as required by law:C Lemoyne, Gilbert Barbier, Perroys, [flourish], M.Rouille,AbrahamBinet, [flourish], Basset [flourish]========================== Hi Kathy Thomas Chartrand also married Thecle Hunault-Deschamps Jan 29, 1669 MontrealBorn Sept 23, 1655 MontrealDied March 12, 1674 MontrealParents were Toussaint Hunault and Marie LorgueilJ.     +---BestBill