Marie Therese Hogue

Also known as: Marie Anne Hogue

Generation
Hogue family generation number 3.5
Born / Baptized
23 December 1682, Cote St. Dominique, Isle the Montreal, Quebec, Canada / 23 December 1682, Pointe-aux-Trembles, Quebec, Canada
Died / Buried / Age
4 August 1699 / 5 August 1699, Pointe-aux-Trembles, Quebec, Canada — Age 16y 7m

Relationships

Parents

2.1 Pierre Hogue dit St. Malo (about 1648–1725)
Jeanne Theodore (1663–1730)

Siblings and Step-siblings

Partners

Dominique Destree (or Detree, or Destraige)

Parents
son of Jean Detree and Marie Larose Salois
Born
1681
Marriage
22 November 1698
Died
31 December 1969

Notes

  • Marie Therese — There has been conflicting information for this person, but (Generation 11.32) Marcel believes that Marie Therese is the 2nd child born to Pierre and Jeanne Theodore. Marie Therese is sometimes shown on various documents as “Marie Anne” and in one source as “Ann or Marie.” After some research, the information above is believed to be correct for Marie Therese.
  • Destree — Dominique’s surname is frequently and most commonly shown as “Destree.” However, the “Bibliotheques et Archives nationales du Quebec” shows “Detree Sansoucy.” “Sansoucy” might be a “dit” name, but we are not sure. It did not appear in his father’s name in the archival information. “AFGS” “PRDH” database shows “Destraige,” testament to the variations one will come across during research.
  • Marriage — Marie Therese dies shortly after the marriage contract of 1698 and possibly never marries Dominique. If they did marry, it was short-lived and we assume Dominique remarries after her death. (Generation 11.32) Marcel did not record any information for his second marriage, since any children from that marriage would carry the “Destree” (Detree) surname.
  • Typically, the location of Canada is shown for familiarity purposes. At this time in Canadian history, it would have been known as “Nouvelle France” (New France). See (Generation 11.32) Marcel’s “Introduction” and “Story of Pierre” for additional information. New France became the British Province of Quebec in 1763 after France ceded it in the Treaty of Paris at the end of the Seven Years’ War.

Lineage

  1. 3.5 M. Therese Hogue, child of Pierre Hogue dit St. Malo and Jeanne Theodore
  2. 2.1 Pierre Hogue dit St. Malo (about 1648–1725), child of Jean Hogue and Nicole Dubus
  3. 1.0 Jean Hogue (about 1625–1676)

Last revised/updated 27 June 2013