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Nicole Rolland, aka "Gabrielle d'Assonville," was born around 1634, in St-Sulpice parish of Paris, Île-de-France, the daughter of Pierre Rolland and Francoise Dechos.[1]
She claimed to be the daughter of Pierre d'Assonville, governor of the city of Nancy in Lorraine and to name herself Gabrielle d'Assonville. She will be confused and fined for changing her name. [2]
Marriage
François Blondeau entered into a marriage contract on 29 January 1655 before notary Guillaume Audouart with Nicole Roland dite Gabrielle d'Assonville.[3] (see notes)
On 8 February 1655 in the chapel of the Jesuits' college, François Blondeau, son of Daniel Blondeau and of Françoise Duvau, of the parish of Nantilli in Saumur, married Nicole Rolan, daughter of Pierre Roland and of Françoise Dechos, of the parish of St-Sulpice in Paris, in the presence of known witnesses Abraham Martin and of Denys Duquet, Hierosme Lalemant celebrating.[4] (recorded in Notre-Dame de Québec)
Known children
Recensement 1666 Census: FAMlLLES DES HABITANTS, QUÉBEC, HAUTE ET BASSE-VILLE
François Blondeau, 34, habitant ; Nicolle Rolland, 25, sa femme ; Joseph, 7 ; Marie, 5 ; Maurice, 4.[6]
Recensement 1667 Census: Québec
François Blondeau, 38 ; Nicolle Roland, sa femme, 35 ; Joseph, 10 ; Maurice, 5 ; Marie, 3 ; Marie-Charlotte, 8 mois ; 4 bestiaux.[6]
The family appear to have moved around somewhat, they are in Québec city on 1666 and 1667 censuses, starting in 1662 the time lapse between birth and baptisms of their children gets wide, their daughter Marie Catherine being baptized in Château-Richer on the Beaupré coast. By the time of Thomas' birth they are in the Charlesbourg area, where they will remain thereafter. From the notarial acts, François received various concessions over the years, and appears to clear the land then sell it. Only in Charlesbourg does he accumulate land for himself, having 18 arpents cleared in 1681, and he will sell some of his land to 2 of his sons in 1694 and 1695 in the Charlesbourg area.
Recensement 1681 Census: CHARLESBOURG
François Blondeau 57 ; Nicolle Rolland, sa femme, 46 ; enfants : Joseph 24, Maurice 19, Marie 16, Jean 10, Thomas 6 ; 1 fusil ; 2 pistolets ; 5 bêtes à cornes ; 18 arpents en valeur.[7]
Death
Nicole Roland, wife of François Blondo (sic), was buried on 24 September 1694 in Charlesbourg, the record giving her around 60 years of age. Present at the funeral were Thomas Blondeau her son, Thomas Paiet and Jacques Duhault, and many others who could not sign, the 3 named signed with the priest.[8]
She is first named Gabrielle d'Assonville on their contract and then it is crossed out and Nicole Rolland is entered, per Archange Godbout and Jetté.[1] She gets called Gabrielle d'Assonville on 2 of the baptisms of their children, the rest of the time named Nicole Rolland/Roland, once with the added dite des Pelleteaux. Per one of the marriages of their children, Nicole could not sign, whereas François signs just Blondeau. On their marriage, Nicole is first entered as Gabrielle d'Assonville and this is crossed out, the name Nicole Rolan entered instead.[5] See contract and marriage images on profile.
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