Birth 1782 in Pointe-Claire, Quebec, Canada Death 1866 in Vaudreuil (St-Michel), Québec
Jacques L'Hyrondelle, Sr., married, 1792, Lesser Slave Lake des Métis (Alberta) Josephte Pilon[1]."[2]
"Jacques L'Hirondelle Sr., likely a Métis, is a voyager for North West Company (1804-1818) assigned to Athabasca in 1818 he became a freeman. Employment prior to 1812 is questionable as he didn't join Hudson Bay Company. He married Josette Pilon a Métis or Indian from Athabasca. Recorded children are[3]":
Rosalie L'Hirondelle Métis married 1846 Lac Ste Anne (II)-John Cunningham Métis (1818-1870)
Catherine L'Hirondelle Métis daughter b-1793
Jacques L'Hirondelle Métis Jr. b-1807 Lesser Slave Lake joined Hudson Bay Company (1832-1834) out of Fort Edmonton
Joseph L'Hirondelle Métis b-1814 Lesser Slave Lake married 1842 Fort Edmonton Marguerite Nepissing Métis b-1823 Lesser Slave Lake
Jean Baptiste L'Hirondelle Métis (1816/17-1876) Lesser Slave Lake joined Hudson Bay Company (1841-1870) married 1845 Lesser Slave Lake (VI)-Catherine Loyer Métis b-1828 Jasper House, d-1895. They were in the Fort Edmonton area (1856-1858)
Alexander L'Hirondelle Métis b-1820 married Josephte Amyotte
Angelique L'Hirondelle Métis b-1822 married Lac Ste Anne Oliver Laderoute (1806-1876)
Ignace L'Hirondelle Métis b-182?
Pierre L'Hirondelle Métis b-1825 Lesser Slave Lake married 1850 Lac Ste Anne Marguerite Boucher Métis
James M. L'Hirondelle Métis b-1826
Daughters marriage: "Catherine L'Hyrondelle Métis is born 1793, Lesser Slave Lake des Métis (Alberta), daughter of Jacques L'Hyrondelle (L'Hirondelle) and Josephine Pilon; married in 1808, a Joseph Belcourt Sr. d-1863[4]."
Son, Jacques, Jr.'s marriage: "May 21: Fort Edmonton, Jacques L'Hirondelle, Jr. Métis b-1807 Lesser Slave Lake son Jacques L'Hirondelle Métis North West Company since 1804 and Josette Pilon, Metris or Indian from Athabasca: Jacques joined Hudson Bay Company (1832-1834)[5]."
Metis Scrips
L'Hirondelle Sr., Joseph - Concerning his claim as a head of family - Address, Calgary - Born, November 1814 at Slave Lake - Father, Jacques L'Herondelle, (French Canadian) - Mother, Josephte Pilon, (Métis) - Married, fall, 1842 at Edmonton to Marguerite Nipissing - Children living, eight (names on declaration) - Scrip for $160 - Claim 215 = L'Hirondelle Sr., Joseph[6]
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Josette by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
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I noticed that you had listed her Mother (Archange Nipissing b: 1817) and her Father (Antoine Pilon b: 1785). Neither of these people can be her parents because she was born in 1782. I have entered asmuch information as I could find regarding Josette and Jacques.