Is she a Fille du Roy? [closed]

Question

I recently created the profile of Louise Neple (Nesple, Nepple...).  On digging into records that I could find for her, it appears she first married here before May 1672, which would make her fall within the time frame where the Filles du Roy were arriving.

Her first marriage has no record that has reached us, no marriage nor contract.  She is named as the spouse of Benjamin Anseau on an obligation entered into by her husband and herself.  She is listed as widow of Benjamin Anseau on her second marriage.

Looking at the various lists of Filles du Roy I can access, Yves Landry does not include her, Bob Way includes her, as  does PRDH.

Should she be added to the project as a Fille du Roy?  She died or disappeared in the Lachine massacre.

Note that I have only done bio in French so far, so must read French to follow the evidence.

Comments

C'est pas un peu bizarre que Anseau ait testé en faveur de Marie Boucher, veuve de feu Etienne La Font ?

Où je comprend pas mal ce qui est écrit

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Il n'a pas fait de testament que je trouve, probablement que ce que tu vois est le bail judiciaire en 1678 qui a trait à sa succession.  Marie Boucher doit entretenir les terres etc.

Answer 1

I could not find her in Yves Landry's book.

Comments

I know, he doesn't have her, Jetté puts her marriage to Benjamin Anseau between 1667 (census) and 1679 (2nd marriage).  The obligation I found names her as wife of Benjamin in May 1672 already.