 Jean BernardBorn estimated EST. WFT, 1587-1616, died estimated EST. WFT, 1641-1701, approximately 85 years Married estimated EST. WFT, 1613-1656 (approximately 45 years married) to:  Catherine FaudenBorn estimated EST. WFT, 1596-1619, died estimated EST. WFT, 1641-1707, approximately 88 years Child: 1. Jean "Dit Anse" BernardBorn 1638 Ste-Croix, Thioville, Treves, Lorraine, died 1698 Champlain, Pq, 59 or 60 years 1 _FA1 2 PLAC See Note Page 2 SOUR S029425 3 DATA 4 TEXT Date of Import: Nov 9, 2003 [2024wft.FTW] !BIRTH-DEATH-MARRIAGE-BURIAL-CENSUS-ORIGIN: Renee Jette, "Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles du Quebec" 1983, University of Montreal, Page89. He was of Ste-Croix, v. et ar. Thionville, ev. Treves, Lorraine(Moselle), FR He was said to be 60 years at his death. He contacted frostbite on LakeSt- Pierre and died on route to Quebec where he was going for treatment. Hesaid he was 24 in 1666 and in Quebec, Said he was 25 in 1667, at Charlesbourg,Said he was 43 in 1681 at the villiange of St-Bernard in Charlesbourg. Cited as being in Fillion 25 AUG 1664, and Quebec 1 MAY 1666. !ORIGIN: Reginald Olivier, "Your Ancient Canadian Family Ties", Page 20. According to this source, he originated from Toinville, Germany, and cameto Canada around 1663 and settled a year later on a farm on the south sideof the Isle of Orleans. He was a farmer, but also a wagon maker. He was foundfrozen to death on Lake Saint-Pierre in February 1698. Facts about this person: Burial February 15, 1697/98 Champlain, PQ | |||