Julien TROTTIER

1636 -

• Name	Julien TROTTIER  [1]
  Born	30 Mar 1636	Ige, Bourgogne, France   [1]
  Gender	Male
  Person ID	I876	Ed McGuire
  Last Modified	25 Jun 2016

  
  

  Father	Jules TROTTIER,   b. 1590, St. Martin, Mortagne, Orne, France ,   d. 10 May 1655, Trois Rivieres, Mauricie, Quebec  (Age 65 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Catherine LOISEAU
  Relationship	natural
  Family ID	F312	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Marie SEDILOT
  Married	1660  [1]
  Children	+ 1. Elizabeth TROTTIER  [natural]
  Last Modified	25 Jun 2016
  Family ID	F362	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  website (302148 hrs Oct 2008) http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/1781/France/Normandy/Ige/ige.ht ml Cliff Normand, who has conducted extensive research on the Normand family, sent us this about the families who left Ige, Normandy, France for the New World: The book "nos Origines en France, des D?buts ? 1825, Volume7, Normandie et Perche" lists the people from Ige (and other areas), apparently taken from Jette's book. The people from Ige in Quebec include: Julien and Pierre TROTTIER Jacques BEAUVAIS, dit St. Jemme, born 1623 Ige, died 1691 Montreal Marie BELHOMME Catherine (d) and Sebastien (f) DODIERPierre and Roberte GADOIS Pierre, Louis (f) and Louise (d) GAGNE Francois, Francoise, Nicolas, and Mathurine, children of Nicolas GOODE and Francoise GADOISE loi JARRY dit Lahaye Jean LEDUC Simon LEREAU Gervais and Jean NORMAND Jean (m. Jacquette VIVRAN) and Gervais were half-brothers, not brothers as most books indicate. This is based on the baptism and marriage documentation that Ted Normand obtained. Gervais' mother was Radegonde GADOYS. Thus far I have not found anything to tie Pierre GADOIS to Gervais except their name. I have not located any Quebec records where they are recorded at the same event. Obviously, they were probably related. Another reference from the mortality records of St. Martin in Ige: Francoise GADOUAS and her sons died 24 June 1632 of the plague. Maybe the plague is what caused some of the people to leave France. Rev. Rene Detoc, pastor of the church at IGE, France, visited with us in June, 1999, and gave us a tour of the church. He explained that a Siegnor, a landed noble, including the family Bouchard, had recruited families from Ige to go to Canada to work on their plantation. Father DeToc said that they only recruited families of good morals and of high work ethics. Two placues hang on the wall above the baptism font in the Ige church. One names several pioneers to Canada, including Jean LeNormand. The other was left by the Normand family association of Quebec and names Jean Normand as their ancestors as having come from Ige. About 15 descendants of the Normand family were with us when we visited IGE, part of a tour of French Cities of origins of Avoyelles ancestors.

  
  

• Sources

  [S2] Dictionnaire genealogique des familles du Quebec, des origines a 1730, Rene Jette, (Name: Name: Name: PRDH,Les Presses de l' Univ. of Montreal, 1983, C.P. 6128, succ"A";;;), R-7., 1091.