Note regarding varying spellings of family names for Lafond Mongrain:
This family represents a "text-book" (and now G2G) example of the varying uses of original family names and dit names. What was originally De Lafond - as in the case of grandfather Pierre De Lafond, was often written by her father with the dit name of Mongrain added - and the two names were then used variously (for different children and events) and in both "orders" together - so, for example, Lafond Mongrain or Mongrain de Lafond. (See G2G discussion) [3]
In the case of Marie Françoise, she was baptized as the daughter of Jean (noted in the reverse order of "Mongrain dit Lafond")[1]
She later used the name Marie Françoise when she married Jacques Gignac (1718–1807), on 6 Feb 1741, at Batiscan. [2][4]
She passed away at the age of just 36 years old, on 28 Jan 1756, and was buried the following day at Cap-Santé. [2][5]
Marriage Batiscan 1741-02-06
JUNIAC, JACQUES
MONGRAIN, MARIE FRANCOISE
JUNIAC, JACQUES Father of the groom
RICHARD, MARIE ANNE Mother of the groom
MONGRAIN, JEAN Father of the bride
RIVARD, MARIE FRANCOISE Mother of the bride
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This Lafond dit Mongrain family was a G2G model case for 'dit' names being used as the only names on some baptismal registers (for about half of the children) - and what to do - particularly given the searching technicalities of WikiTree:
When 'dit' names are used alone on some baptismal registers - how best to handle family names within a single family? https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1313658/names-baptismal-registers-handle-family-within-single-family