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Similar surnames: Bourassa , Bourassa-Auger
Our database contains 5768 marriages of the Bourrassa family
Here are a few examples:
Husband: Jean Bourassa
Wife: Perette Vallee
Husband: Francois Bourassa
Wife: Marie Leber
Husband: Jean-Francois Dussault-Lafleur
Wife: Marie-Madeleine Bourassa
Husband: Jean Bourassa
Wife: Francoise Methot-Metot
Husband: Pierre Bouchard
Wife: Marie-Anne Bourassa
Husband: Louis Marchand
Wife: Jeanne Bourassa
Husband: Jacques Pinsonnault-Lafleur
Wife: Marie-Elisabeth Bourassa
Husband: Francois Bourassa
Wife: Marguerite Jourdain
Husband: Jean Bergeron
Wife: M.-Madeleine Bourassa
Husband: Francois Bourassa
Husband: Jean Pierre
Wife: Marianne Bourassa
Husband: Jean Bourassa
Wife: Marie-Catherine Rousseau
Husband: Jean Bourassa
Wife: Angelique Bisson
Husband: Antoine Bourassa
Husband: Francois Jahan
Wife: Marie Bourassa
Husband: Louis Bosse
Wife: Marie-Anne Bourassa
Husband: Antoine Bourassa
Wife: Marie Moquin
Husband: Antoine Bourassa
Wife: Marie Moquin
Husband: Louis Samson
Wife: Catherine Bourrassa
Husband: Louis Bourassa
Wife: Francoise Boucher
Our database contains 5768 marriages of the Bourrassa family
Here are a few examples:
Jean Bourassa was baptized on April 1st 1634 in Bazoges-en-Paillers (Vendée), France. Son of Jacques Bourasseau and Françoise Fauchard, he marries Perrette Vallée-Vallay, daughter of Nicolas Vallée-Vallay and Madeleine Major, on October 1665 in Québec City. Seven children were born from their marriage. A widower, he marries in a second union, Catherine Poitevin, widow of Adrien Isabel, on November 4th 1676 in Ste. Famille de l'Île d'Orléans. Four children were born from their marriage. He comes to Québec City in 1657. In 1667, he settles in Lauzon. He dies in Lauzon on January 20th 1718, where is burried, one day later.
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BOURASSA - a variant of BOURASSEAU, from the French 'bourras' (toile grise grossière faite de chanvre) or the French 'bourassier' (someone who makes and sell 'bourre de laine' - wool filling for cloths).
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