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Catherine was born about 1672 in Canada, Nouvelle-France.
Recensement 1681: SEIGNEURIE D’AUTRAY
François Pelletier 48 ; Marguerite Maurisseau, sa femme, 37 ; enfants : François 16, Joseph 14, Marguerite 13, Geneviève 11, Catherine 9. Michel 7, Pierre 6, Louise 3 ; 3 fusils ; 10 bêtes à cornes ; 16 arpents en valeur.[1]
Marriage
Catherine Pelletier married Denis Fouceault, son of Jean Fouceault and Isabelle Prevost, on 12 Nov 1697 in Trois-Rivières (Immaculée-Conception). The celebrant priest was Élisée Crey.[2]
Death and Burial
Catherine Antailla, wife of Denis Foucault, was buried on 27 Jan 1743 in Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Nicolet, being given the age of around 70 years on the record. In the presence of known witnesses Jean Baptiste Dumas. The officiating priest was Cardin. Her exact date of death is not mentioned in the burial record.[3]
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