Born in Montmorency (Saint-Martin), Île-de-France, France
Ancestors 
Son of Antoine (Bauché) Baucher
and Marguerite Guillebert
Brother of
Jacques Bauché, Madeleine Bauché, Félix Bauché, Marie Bauché, Jeanne Bauché and René (Bauché) Baucher dit Sansoucy et Morency
Husband of
Marie Paradis
— married
16 Oct 1656 in Notre-Dame de Québec, Canada, Nouvelle-France
Descendants 
Father of
Martin Baucher, Marie Bauchet, Jacques Baucher, Louyse Baucher, Guillaume (Bauché) Bosché, Claire Baucher, Anne (Bauche) Baucher, Anne Baucher, Charles Baucher, Joseph (Bauche) Bosché, Joseph (Baucher) Morency, Marguerite (Bosche) Bauche and Gervais Baucher
Died
at age 57
in Sainte-Famille de l'île d'Orléans, Canada, Nouvelle-France
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Biographie
Guillaume (Baucher) Boché migrated from France to New France.
Guillaume Baucher (1630 - 1687) aussi connu sous le nom de Boché, Bauger, Bauché, dit Morency, dit Montmorency.
Père et mère:
Il est le fils d'Antoine Bauche (bef.1615-aft.1648) et de Marie Marguerite Guillebert (1604-1661).
Baptême:
Le 3 octobre 1630, il est baptisé à Saint-Martin, Montmorency, Val d'Oise, France. Le parrain Guillaume Laforest qui lui a donné le prénom; la marraione était Guillaumelle .....?. [1]
Guillaume (Baucher) Boché a vécu
au Canada, Nouvelle-France.
au Canada, Nouvelle-France.
Migration en Nouvelle-France:
Arrivé au Canada en 1655. Le 2 avril 1656, Sieur Charles de Lauzon de Charney concède une terre de trois arpents de front à Sainte-Famille Île d'Orléans, à Guillaume Baucher dit Montmorency.
Mariage:
Le 16 octobre 1656, ayant passé un contrat de mariage par devant Guillaume Audouart de Saint-Germain, en l'église Notre-Dame de Québec et en présence du père André Richard, Guillaume Baucher âgé de 26 ans épouse Marie Paradis âgée de ~17 ans fille de Pierre Paradis (1604-1675) et de Barbe Guyon (1617-1700).[2]
Enfants connus / Known children: Guillaume Baucher & Marie Paradis:[3]
- Martin Baucher dit Morency (1658 - 1703)
- Marie Baucher dite Montmorency (1660 - 1703)
- Jacques Bauché (1662 - )
- Louise Bauché (1664 - )
- Guillaume Baucher dit Morency (1666 - 1717)
- Claire Baucher dite Morency (1668 - 1707)
- Anne Bauché (1670 - 1670)
- Anne Bauger (1672 - 1689)
- Charles Baucher (1674 - )
- Joseph Bauché (1676 - 1676
- Joseph Bauché (1677 - 1729)
- Marguerite Baucher dite Morency (1678 - 1742)
- René Bauché
- Gervais Bauger (1681 - 1699)
Le 9 novembre 1663, Étiennette Després (abt.1625-aft.1671) vends sa terre de Sainte-Famille à Guillaume Baucher dit Montmorency.
Recensement 1666:
Guillaume Bauché, 36, habitant ; Marie Parady, 24, sa femme ; Martin, 8 ; Marie, 6 ; Jacques, 4 ; Louise, 2 ; Pierre Papin, 26. domestique engagé. Ils sont habitants de l'Île d'Orléans. [4]
Le 12 mars 1666, Guillaume Baucher dit Montmorency vend sa terre de Sainte-Famille à Pierre Loignon (probablement Pierre Denis Alloignon (abt.1625-1690).
Recensement 1667:
Guillaume Baucher Morency, 40 ; Marie Paradis, 26 ; Marie, 7 ; Jacques, 5 ; Louise, 4 ; Guillaume, 18 mois ; 10 bestiaux, 25 arpents en valeur. Ils sont habitants de l'Île d'Orléans. [4]
Le 30 juin 1672, Charles (Gaultier) Gauthier Boisverdun (abt.1628-1703)n vend sa maison sur la rue Sault-au-Matelot, Québec, à Guillaume Baucher dit Montmorency.
Le 12 juillet 1672, Quebecois Project WikiTree vend sa part du fief Dubuission à Guillaume Baucher dit Montmorency.
Recensement 1681:
Guillaume Bauger (Bauché) 50 ; Marie Paradis, sa femme, 40 ; enfants : Martin 24, Jacques 20, Guillaume 19, Claire 15, Anne 10, Charlotte 8, Joseph 5, Marguerite 3, Gervais 1 mois ; l fusil ; 13 bêtes à cornes ; 50 arpents en valeur. Ils sont habitants de Saint-Laurent (Île d'Orléans).[5]
Décès:
Le 25 octobre 1687, âgé de 57 ans. Guillaume Boché décède à Sainte-Famille, Île-d'Orléans, Canada et y est inhumé le jour suivant. [6]
Biography
Guillaume (Baucher) Boché migrated from France to New France.
For a brief biographical sketch see OUR FRENCH-CANADIAN ANCESTORS, by Thomas J. Laforest, vol. 3, (1985), chapter 4, pp.27-35.
Guillaume Baucher (1630 - 1687) also known as Boché, Bauger, Bauché, dit Morency, dit Montmorency.
Father and mother:
He is the son of Antoine Bauche (bef.1615-aft.1648) and Marie Marguerite Guillebert (1604-1661).
Baptism:
On October 3, 1630, he was baptized in Saint-Martin, Montmorency, Val d'Oise, France.[1]
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Migration in New France:
Arrived in Canada in 1655. On April 2, 1656, Sieur Charles de Lauzon de Charney granted land of three acres in front in Sainte-Famille Île d'Orléans, to Guillaume Baucher known as Montmorency.
Wedding:
On October 16, 1656, having entered into a marriage contract in front of Guillaume Audouart of Saint-Germain, in the Notre-Dame church of Quebec and in the presence of Father André Richard, Guillaume Baucher aged 26 married Marie Paradis aged ~17 years old daughter of Pierre Paradis (1604-1675) and Barbe Guyon (1617-1700).[2]
Known children: See list above.
On November 9, 1663, Étiennette Després (abt.1625-aft.1671) sold his land in Sainte-Famille to Guillaume Baucher dit Montmorency.
Census 1666:
Guillaume Bauché, 36, resident; Marie Parady, 24, his wife; Martin, 8; Mary, 6; James, 4; Louise, 2; Pierre Papin, 26. hired servant. They are residents of Île d'Orléans. [4]
On March 12, 1666, Guillaume Baucher said Montmorency sold his land in Sainte-Famille to Pierre Lavoine (probably Pierre Denis Alloignon (abt.1625-1690).
Census 1667:
Guillaume Baucher Morency, 40; Marie Paradis, 26; Mary, 7; James, 5; Louise, 4; William, 18 months; 10 cattle, 25 acres in value. They are residents of Île d'Orléans. [4]
On June 30, 1672, Charles (Gaultier) Gauthier Boisverdun (abt.1628-1703)n sold his house on Rue Sault-au-Matelot, Quebec, to Guillaume Baucher said Montmorency.
On July 12, 1672, Quebecois Project WikiTree sold his share of the Dubuission stronghold to Guillaume Baucher dit Montmorency.
Census 1681:
Guillaume Bauger (Bauché) 50; Marie Paradis, his wife, 40; children: Martin 24, Jacques 20, Guillaume 19, Claire 15, Anne 10, Charlotte 8, Joseph 5, Marguerite 3, Gervais 1 month; l rifle; 13 horned beasts; 50 acres in value. They are residents of Saint-Laurent (Île d'Orléans).[5]
Death:
October 25, 1687, aged 57 years. Guillaume Boché died in Sainte-Famille, Île-d'Orléans, Canada and was buried there the following day.Cite error 2; Invalid <ref> tag; refs with no content must have a name
Sources
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Fichier origine - Guillaume Baucher / Morency
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Mariage / Marriage - Guillaume Baucher & Marie Paradis - FamilySearch
- ↑ Enfants / Children - Nos origines
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Recensement 1666 / 1667 - Benjamin Sulte. Histoire des Canadiens-français, Tome IV
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Wikisource Recensement 1681 Census selon Benjamin Sulte Histoire des Canadiens-français, Tome 5, chap. 4
- ↑ Sépulture / Burial - Guillaume Boché - FamilySearch.
Voir aussi / Also see
- Tanguay - Volume 1, p. 13, 29, 55, 129, 359, 361, 460, 506 - Volume 2, p. 136, 360
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Brian Eastman
[Living Martin]
Bauche-59 and Baucher-2 appear to represent the same person because: The information from my research and your own are the same.
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Gaston Tardif
You are not confused Brian. A simple attention mistake corrected, thanks to you.
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Brian Eastman
I'm confused - if Guillaume was born in 1660, how could Antoine, who died in 1648, be his father?
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