Birth and Baptism Marie Louise Daubert was born on 10 Mar 1752 and was baptized on 11 Mar 1752 at Notre-Dame de Québec, Canada, Nouvelle-France.[1] She was the daughter of François Daubert and Marguerite Morillon.
Marriage Joseph Guimond and Marie Louise Daubert were married on 18 Jan 1768 at Notre-Dame de Québec, Province de Québec.[2]
Death and Burial Marie Louise Aubert, widow of Joseph Guimon died on 3 Feb 1825 and was buried 4 Feb 1825 at Saint-Henri-de-Mascouche, L'Assomption, Bas-Canada.[3]
Marie-Louise Daubert.
Source: Details: Ancestry Family Tree. [4][5]
Died
04 FEB 1825.
maschouche, st-henri,quebec. [6]
PRDH. http://www.genealogie.umontreal.ca/en/acces.htm - Programme de recherche en démographie historique (PRDH) of the Université de Montréal. Couple Marriage: 1768-01-18, Quebec of JOSEPH GUIMOND, Pere : LOUIS GUIMOND / Mere : MARIE MADELEINE LESSAR, and MARIE LOUISE DAUBERT JAMBON, Father : FRANCOIS DAUBERT JAMBON / Mother: MARIE MARGUERITE MORILLON. Children married before 1800 : m 1791-01-17 JOSEPH Boucherville MARIE GAUTHIER STGERMAIN
Source: S1181 Ancestry.com Quebec, Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1968 Publication: Name: Ancestry.com Operations Inc; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2008; Repository: #R17
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Historically, women did not take their husband's name at marriage in Nouvelle-France, and do not now in modern Québec....
This was only the case for a period of time from about 1805 (the "Code Napoléon") until 1981, when the "Code civil du Québec" was amended to prohibit any change of name for women at marriage.
If absolutely necessary, the husband's name should be shown only in the "Other last name(s)" (AKA).
This was only the case for a period of time from about 1805 (the "Code Napoléon") until 1981, when the "Code civil du Québec" was amended to prohibit any change of name for women at marriage.
If absolutely necessary, the husband's name should be shown only in the "Other last name(s)" (AKA).
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