Marriage 2
Jeanne Sainte Grondin, widow of Jean Ayot, remarried on 15 April 1722 in Notre-Dame de Québec with Michel Chartier, widower of Anne Destroismaisons.[5]
Child from the marriage, Joseph, who married Marie Françoise Morin in 1746.[6]
Death
Sainte Grondin, wife of Michel Chartier, died on 4 June 1731 and was buried on the 5th in Berthier-en-Bas (now Berthier-sur-Mer), the record giving her around 52 years of age.[7][8]
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Grondin-93 and Grondin-14 are not ready to be merged because: It looks from the data that "Anne Xainte Grondin" and "Sainte Grondin" are indeed the same person. My question lies with her lineage. Ayotte family records maintain that Ms. Grondin and Jean Ayotte had a son, Joseph, from whom that whole Ayotte line in N. America is traced. It's important to reconcile that part of the record -- or at least make sure it's not deleted in the merger process.