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Our database contains 3052 marriages of the Cimon family
Here are a few examples:
Husband: Claude L-Archevesque
Wife: Marie Simon
Husband: Jean Simon
Wife: Catherine Lorion
Husband: Gregoire Simon
Wife: Jeanne Collet
Husband: Louis De-Lavergne
Wife: Marie-Anne Simon
Husband: Jean Jobin
Wife: Jeanne-Angelique Simon
Husband: Philippe Letourneau
Wife: Marie-Madeleine Simon
Husband: Jacques Liberge
Wife: Jeanne-Angelique Simon
Husband: Jean-Baptiste Guay-Leguet
Wife: Marie-Agnes Simon
Husband: Jean-Baptiste Guay-Gastonguay
Wife: Marie-Agnes Simon
Husband: Etienne Godeau
Wife: Marie-Francoise Simon
Husband: Charles Diel
Wife: Marie-Francoise Simon
Husband: Jean Simon
Husband: Jean Simon
Wife: Catherine Labelle
Husband: Jean Veronneau
Wife: Jeanne-Angelique Simon
Husband: Jean-Baptiste Dubois
Wife: Marie Simon
Husband: Nicolas Petitpas
Wife: Magdelaine Simon
Husband: Pierre-Alexandre Simon
Wife: Marie-Madeleine Lefebvre
Husband: Nicolas Thibault-Leveille
Wife: Marie Simon
Husband: Bertrand Perrault
Wife: Angelique Simon
Husband: Henri Marion-Lalancette
Wife: Anne Simon
Our database contains 3052 marriages of the Cimon family
Here are a few examples:
Jean Simon was born in St-Saturnin de St-Sornin-de-Magnac, Haute-Vienne, France. Year of his birth is unknown. Son of Jean Simon and Léonarde Dupin, he married Catherine Lorion, daughter of Mathurin and Françoise Morin, on June 29, 1655 in Montrel. From this union was born one child only. in 1655 he is a and settled in Montreal as a Mason. He was granted a land in the enclosed space of the city by Sieur de Maisonneuve. He drowned in the St-Lawrence River on November 24, 1656. He was buried the same day.
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Hubert Simon-Lapointe was born circa 1633 in St-Rémy-de-Vanves, Hauts-de-Seine, France. Son of Guillaume Simon and Sébastienne Doublez-Doublet, he married Marie Vié, daughter of Robert Vié, Sieur de La Mothe, et de Sainte Paulin, on November 27, 1659 in Quebec. From this union were born 15 children. He came here in 1657 and settled in Quebec before moving in Côte-St-Michel, where he is knows as a ploughman. In 1703, now a widow, he signed a marriage contract with Catherine Belleau. Wedding never happened. In 1681, he owned 2 rifles,2 horses, 8 heads of cattle and 25 acres of land. He was buried in Quebec on November 18, 1704.
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