Louise
Lanterna
Born about in France
Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Wife of
Jean Beauchamp
— married
[date unknown] in France
Descendants 
Mother of
Michel Beauchamp
Died [date unknown]
in Nanteuil, Périgord, Guyenne, France
Profile last modified
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The Birth Date is a rough estimate. See the text for details.
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Biography
She was born about 1580 in France.
Louise Lanterna married Jean Beauchamp.
Fichier Origine of grandson
Fichier Origine #240238 for grandson Jacques BEAUCHAMP, "Le Grand Beauchamp" [1]
- bpt: 08-07-1635
- origine: La Rochelle (Ste.Marguerite) (Charente-Maritime) 17300
- parents: Marie Roullet & Michel Beauchamp (occ: jardinier à la Ville-Neuve)
- parents marriage: 12-05-1630 La Rochelle (Ste.Marguerite) (17300)
- remarks: following are records from La Rochelle.
- - Marthe, bpt: 02-02-1658 (N-D) (daughter of Jacques) d: 1658
siblings ...
- - Pierre, bpt: 14-03-1633 (Ste.Marguerite)
- - Marie, bpt: 21-02-1638 (SM)
- - Jean, bpt: 08-05-1644 (SM) (pionnier)
- - Guillaume, b: 1646 (SM), d: @6yrs; buried: 25-12-1652 (N-D).
maternal grandparents: Élie Roullet & Marie Bardonneau, m: 17-08-1607 (Grand Temple).
paternal grandparents: Jean Beauchamp & Louise Lanterna),
father: Michel Beauchamp b: Nanteuil-Auriac-de-Bourzac (24303).
Sources
- ↑ Fichier Origine, Jacques Beauchamp 2018 Fédération québécoise des sociétés de généalogie / Québec Federation of Genealogical Societies
- Emigration rochelaise en Nouvelle-France / "Families from La Rochelle in Canada" posthumous edition presented and annotated by Roland J. Auger; with emigration date and intended destination; p113-128
- "Familles Venues de la Rochelle en Canada" by P. Archange Godbout; from Rapport des Archives Nationales du Quebec v48 (1970) p129-367; published by the Ministere des Affaires Culturelles in Quebec 1971; p144
Acknowledgements
- WikiTree profile Lanterna-1 was created on 30 Aug 2011 by Marc Chretien through the import of Les Ekemberg dit Chretien et D (4)_2011-08-29.ged
- WikiTree profile De Lanterna-1 was created on 04 Nov 2013 by Richard Cooper through the import of Cooper.ged
- WikiTree profile De Lanterna-2 was created on 19 Nov 2013 by Karen Harbert through the import of Lucy LaFantasie ancestors.ged
- WikiTree profile De Lanterna-3 was created on 03 Dec 2013 by Dan Beauchamp
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As a person with 350 years of French-Canadian heritage, I can tell you that that is a false statement. While maiden surnames are noted in LEGAL documents, married women are always referred to by their husband's surname.
Through literature and television, most people are familiar with the difference between Mademoiselle and Madame which defines a woman's married status. I always heard my mother called by my father's surname, even after his death.