Jean Mandeville
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Jean Mandeville (abt. 1644 - 1704)

Jean Mandeville aka Mendeville
Born about in Rouen, Normandie, Francemap
Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of — married 1680 in Canadamap
Descendants descendants
Died at about age 60 in Île-Dupas, Canada, Nouvelle-Francemap [uncertain]
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Contents

Biography

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Jean Mandeville migrated from France to New France.
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JEAN MANDEVILLE Status : Immigrant

Birth : Vers 1644 v. et archev. rouen, normandie (ar. rouen, seine-maritime)
First marriage 1680 Lieu indéterminé (au Canada) with FRANÇOISE MOUSSEAU dite LAVIOLETTE[1]
Drapeau identifiant les profils du Canada, Nouvelle-France
Jean Mandeville lived
in Canada, Nouvelle-France.

Jean Mandeville received the sacrament of confirmation on 24 May 1669 in Champlain. The record lists him as Jean Mendeville, de Rouen.[2][3]

The first notarial record found of Jean Mandeville in the colony was in 1676, a lease before notary Jean Cusson that he received from René Blanchet in Champlain.

Marriage
No marriage record nor contract has been located, Jean Mandeville married Françoise Mousseau dite Laviolette some time before 1681, Françoise Mouceaux (sic) being cited as his wife on the baptism of Jean François Rivière her nephew on 23 Jan 1681 in Repentigny where she was godmother.[4]

Known children:

  1. Jean, b c 1680; married Catherine Bérard dite Lépine in 1705
  2. Marie Françoise, b 26 Dec 1682 bapt 27th Champlain; died 8 Jul 1684 funeral 9th Champlain
  3. Marie Françoise, b 6 Aug 1689 bapt 8th Repentigny
  4. François, b ?; cited present on 7 Dec 1705 in Sorel as godfather of François Ambroise Généreux and on 12 Oct 1710 in Sorel as godfather of Pierre Pied (Piette), resident of Berthier-en-Haut in both instances
  5. Pierre, bapt. 5 Sept 1692 Sorel; married Marie Louise Lanielle 17 Feb 1721 Sorel; remarried with Marie Catherine Lescarbot 15 Feb 1752 St-Sulpice
  6. Marie Françoise, bapt. 2 Feb 1701 Sorel[5][3]

Death
Per the record in Sorel, Jean Mandeville died on 13 Aug 1704 and was buried the same day in the cemetery of Berthier-en-Haut. Cited present were his wife Françoise Mousseau, father-in-law Jacques Mousseau, Jacques Mousseau the son, and others, none of whom could sign. The funeral was done by Louis Delafaye.[6]

NOTE: there is another funeral record kept in Contrecoeur which states he died on the 12th and was buried on the 13th in the Berthier cemetery, said record gives him around 60 years of age, and notes that Jean had received confession from the missionary who wrote the record, Louis Delafaye[7]

Notes

PRDH gives him the additonal given name of François, this may be based on a clerical error, nowhere is he named Jean François except on the baptism of his daughter Marie Françoise. PRDH ascribes all names found on records, whether clerical errors or otherwise.

Notarial acts/Actes notariaux

Notaire Antoine Adhémar[8]

-Bail du sieur de St-Romain à Jean Mandeville et Lambert Castel (6 novembre 1676). Vol V pg 20
-Société entre Jean Mandeville et Castel (8 novembre 1676). (Cancellation et compte arrêté, 3 octobre 1677). Vol V pg 20
-Marché entre Jacques Mousseau, Jean Mandeville et M. de St-Romain (4 octobre 1677). Vol V pg 27
-Désistement par Jean Mandeville (4 janvier 1682). Vol V pg 52
-Allocation de Goureau à Jean Mandeville (10 avril 1683). Vol V pg 60
-Obligation de Jean Mandeville à Jacques Le Marchand (30 avril 1683). Vol pg 61
-Vente de La Prade à Mandeville (2 mai 1683). Vol pg 61
-Engagement de Leclerc à Mandeville (3 mai 1683) Vol V pg 61
-Convention entre MM. de St-Romain, Bellefontaine, Poisson, Aubuchon, Dandonneau et Mandeville (8 mai 1683). Vol V pg 62
-Obligation de Mandeville à M. de St-Romain (27 mars 1685). Vol V pg 72
-Marché entre René Houray et Mandeville (27 avril 1685). Vol V pg 73
-Vente, cession et transport par Mandeville à M. de St-Romain (16 mai 1685). Vol V pg 74

Notaire Hilaire Bourgine Vol XI[8]
Obligation par Vivien Jean et Jean Mandeville de Champlain, à Jean Aubuchon marchand, pour 106 livres onze sols pour marchandises vendues et livrées (24 mai 1685). pg 13

Notaire Séverin Ameau Vol XXVI[8]
Marché entre Claude de Ramezay, gouverneur de Trois-Rivières, et Jean de Mandeville, briquetier, pour faire des briques pendant toute la prochaine année 1697 (21 mai 1696). pg 22 #496

Notaire Jean Cusson Vol XXVI[8]
Bail à ferme à moitié par René Blanchet, farinier du Cap, à Jean MandeviIle, d'une concession de 2 arpents, à Champlain (29 juin 1676). pg 82 #168


Procès étrange, le dossier ne comporte qu'un état de compte. Est-ce vraiment un procès? À suivre.

Procès entre Vivien Jean, demandeur, et Jean Mandeville, défendeur, pour le paiement d'une dette; 16 septembre 1705
Description: Ce dossier est composé de la liste des frais payés entre le mois d’août 1688 et le mois d’août 1703 ainsi qu’en septembre 1705. Les noms de madame Guillory et de Chorel de St-Romain sont mentionnés[9][10]

BAnQ nous réfère à un acte de Louis de Meromont:
Vente par Vincent Jean, de Champlain, à François Chorel de St-Romain, de tout le castor qu’il possède (10 mai 1688). Vol XXVI pg 127 #19 (probablement Vivien et non Vincent)

et un d'Antoine Adhémar du 18 juin 1688, qui n'est pas répertorié dans l'inventaire fait de ses acts (rien à cette date)

Sources

  1. PRDH: Research Programme in Historical Demography (free): Pionnier: 51606 Pionniers PRDH
  2. Registre des confirmations, diocèse de Québec, image d1p_31400699.jpg IGD
  3. 3.0 3.1 Dictionnaire généalogique des familles du Québec des origines à 1730, René Jetté, avec la collaboration du PRDH, 1983, Presses de l'Université de Montréal, pg 760 (membership IGD)
  4. Bapt. Jean François Rivière 1681 IGD
  5. Quebec, Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1997 - Drouin IGD
  6. funeral image Sorel IGD
  7. funeral image Contrecoeur IGD
  8. 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 BAnQ Notarial acts index Inventaire des greffes des notaires du régime français, par Pierre Georges Roy et Antoine Roy; 27 Vol + index 1-8
  9. 16 septembre 1705 Cote : TL4,S1,D6329 Fonds Juridiction royale de Montréal - BAnQ Vieux-Montréal Id 704442
  10. Procès entre Vivien Jean, demandeur, et Jean Mandeville, défendeur, pour le paiement d'une dette (06M,TL4,S1,D6329)
  • Actes d'état civil et registres d'église du Québec (Collection Drouin), 1621 à 1997 - Gabriel Drouin, comp. Drouin Collection: Institut Généalogique Drouin IGD (membership) https://www.genealogiequebec.com

Acknowledgements

  • WikiTree profile Mandeville-120 created through the import of temp.ged on Jun 1, 2012 by Steve St. Martin.

Thank you to Darrell Parker for creating WikiTree profile Mandeville-149 through the import of Parker Family Tree 12.ged on Jul 25, 2013.

Thank you to Darrell Parker for creating WikiTree profile Mandeville-152 through the import of Anna Rose Lafond.ged on Jul 30, 2013.





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Mandeville-815 and Mandeville-120 appear to represent the same person because: Mandeville-815 was set as Mandeville-120's father, there is NO evidence anywhere of what Jean Mandeville's father was named, no marriage contract nor record survives. Merging away false profile
posted by Danielle Liard
Mandeville-147 and Mandeville-120 appear to represent the same person because: Mandeville-147 is a totally unsourced profile, previously set as Mandeville-120's father, there is no evidence to support him, no marriage record nor contract has been found that names Mandeville-120's father, hence merging 147 away
posted by Danielle Liard