Marie (Hus) Hü (bef. 1683 - abt. 1760)

Born before 31 Aug 1683 in Sorel, Canada, Nouvelle-France

Ancestors

Wife of Pierre (Loiseau) Loiseau dit Francoeur — married 25 Jun 1711 in Sorel, Canada, Nouvelle-France

Descendants

Died about 14 Nov 1760 after about age 77 in Sorel, Canada, Nouvelle-France

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Biography

Marie (Hus) Hü lived
in Canada, Nouvelle-France.

Marie Hü / Hus was the daughter of Paul Hue (later Hus / Hû) and Jeanne Baillargeon. Marie's actual baptismal record is not available but she was baptized on 31 August 1683 at Sorel, and her surname was later reflected by indexers using the "standardized" spelling of Hus. ^{[1] [2] [3]}

Note re names:

- While the family's surname has often been standardized as Hus and indexers used that name for Marie, the actual act of her baptism is not shown – and in some cases indexers created "répertoires" listing the surname as Hus, when in fact the baptismal record reflected something different. For example, the baptismal répertoire for her sister Jeanne in 1680 lists her surname as Hus – but her actual baptismal record (which is available) clearly shows the name as Hü.

- In Marie's case, the first record for which an original is available is her marriage, and she too was clearly reflected as Marie Hü.

- See references and Research Notes below regarding names appearing in records.

Her parents Nouvelle-France pioneer Paul Hue (later Hus) and Jeanne Baillargeon had fifteen children, and although several passed away early (as was not uncommon), nine of them would eventually go on to marrry into families in the Sorel region. (Note: in many cases indexers "standardized" their surname as Hus in "répertoires" (shown as (std) below) - although original records often reflected other spellings (shown in [brackets] below) - and dit names began in use for many of their children). ^[4]

1. Louis Hü [Hú dit Paul] - b abt. 1670, m 1699-06-10 (Marie Angélique NIQUET), d 1733-04-02
2. Jean Baptiste Antoine Hus (std) - b 1672-03-18
3. Marc Antoine Hus (std) [Hue dit Millet] - bp 1673-10-11, m 1698-12-05 (Françoise LAVALLÉE), d 1756-04-11
4. Jean Baptiste Hus [Hue / Hü dit Depain] - b 1675-03-25, m 1725-07-02 (Marie Josephe NIQUET), d 1733-12-05
5. Jean Hus [Hü dit La Traverse] - b 1677-01-19, m 1714-10-15 (Marie Thérèse NIQUET), d 1732-11-15
6. Pierre (Jean Paul) Hu [Hu dit Cournoyer] - b abt. 1678, m 1700-10-03 (Jeanne VANNET), d 1751-11-28
7. Jeanne Catherine Hû [Hus dite Paul] - b 1680-05-06, m 1702-11-19 (Jean LAVALLÉE), d 1744-01-02
8. Paul Hus (std) [Hû] - b 1681-12-22, d 1690-06-08
9. Marie Hus (std) [Hü] - bp 1683-08-31, m 1711-06-25 (Pierre LOISEAU), br 1760-11-14
10. Léonard Hus (std) - bp 1685-04-13, br 1687-11-28
11. Jean Hus (std) [Hu] - bp 1687-05-08, br 1687-12-01
12. Joseph Huss [Hu] - b 1689-09-18, br 1723-02-19
13. Geneviève Hus (std) [Hü] - bp 1691-05-18, m 1714-06-01 (Pierre SALVAYE / SALVAIL), d 1780-04-21
14. Étienne Hus (std) [Paul Hus] - bp 1694-06-29, m 1719-11-06 (Ursule FAFART / FAFARD), br 1745-06-02
15. Catherine Hus (std) [Hu dite Paul] - bp 1696-11-23, never married (child with Mathurin Deguire), d 1772-02-03

On 25 June 1711, Marie - her name being written as Marie Hü - married Pierre Loiseau at Sorel. ^{[4] [5]}

Marie and Pierre had nine children together from 1712 through 1725, including two daughters and seven sons. ^[6]

Marie lived to be 77 years old. She was buried on 14 November 1760 on L'Île-Dupas. ^[4]

Research Notes

Note re: names and guidelines:

References and notes regarding his father's original surname in Normandy (which was Hue) - as well as variations of that introduced in Nouvelle-France, including Hué, Hus, Hü and Hû (as his father Paul was later known and eventually buried) - are provided in the Research Notes of his father's profile: Paul Hue (later Hus / Hû).

- While the family's surname has often been standardized as Hus and indexers used that name for Marie, the actual act of her baptism is not shown – and in some cases indexers created "répertoires" listing the surname as Hus, when in fact the baptismal record reflected something different. For example, the baptismal répertoire for her sister Jeanne in 1680 lists her surname as Hus – but her actual baptismal record (which is available) clearly shows the name as Hü.

- In Marie's case, the first record for which an original is available is her marriage, and she too was clearly reflected as Marie Hü.

Sources

1. ↑ Actes d'état civil et registres d'église du Québec (images of church registers available at Généalogie Québec, Institut généalogique Drouin) LAFRANCE BMS 83313 Répertoire de baptême de Marie Hus (acte non disponible)
2. ↑ Dictionnaire généalogique des familles canadiennes depuis la fondation de la colonie jusqu'à nos jours (DGFC). Tanguay, Cyprien. Québec, Canada: Eusèbe Senécal, 1871; Vol. 1, p. 314; available online at Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec, cf. p. 314 (Image 354) Dictionnaire généalogique des familles canadiennes
3. ↑ Dictionnaire généalogique des familles du Québec (DGFQ). Jetté, René. Presses de l’Université de Montréal, Montréal, 1983, 1176 pages; cf. page 584:

   Marie b 31-08-1683 Sorel m 1711 Pierre Loiseau

4. ↑ ^{4.0 4.1 4.2} Programme de recherche en démographie historique (Université de Montréal) avec l'Institut généalogique Drouin PRDH Famille 2739 – Paul Hus et Jeanne Baillargeon (m 1669-06-16)
5. ↑ Mariage - Canada, Québec, registres paroissiaux catholiques, 1621-1979, database with images, FamilySearch Mariage de Pierre Loiseau et Marie Hü (fille de Paul Hü)
6. ↑ Programme de recherche en démographie historique (Université de Montréal) avec l'Institut généalogique Drouin PRDH Famille 10940 – Pierre Loiseau Francoeur et Marie Hus (m 1711-06-25) Sorel

See also:

Tree: Généalogie du Québec et d'Amérique française

Nos Origines – Paul Hus and family

Tree: Généalogie du Québec et d'Amérique française

Nos Origines – Marie Hus

Tree: Généalogie des Français d'Amérique du Nord

Francogene – Paul Hus and family