Marie-Josephe Pitre was born 29 May 1712 to Claude Pitre and his second wife, Anne Henry, and baptized 2 June 1712 at St. Jean the Baptist in Port Royal, Acadia.[1] She married Jean-Joseph Forest in Chipoudy on 24 May 1734.[2][3] She died 2 December 1757 in Quebec and was buried the next day.[3]
Marie Joseph Pitre, wife of Jean Forais and with a given age of forty-two years, died 2 Dec 1757 and was buried the following day in the cemetery of Notre-Dame-de-Québec, Québec, Canada, Nouvelle-France. [4]
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