Marie Elisabeth Hogue

Relationships

Parents

3.4 Jean Baptiste Hogue (1680–1750)
Barbe Coiteux (Coetteux)

Siblings

Partners and Children

Claude Vandandaique (Vandandaigue)

Children
  1. Claud Amable Vandandaique (7 November – 19 November 1741, 12d); born and died in St. Denis-sur-Richelieu
  2. Marie Elisabeth Amable Vandandaique (5 April 1743 – ?); married 24 November 1771 to Louis Durocher in St. Antoine-sur-Richelieu
  3. Jean Baptiste Vandandaique (11 May 1744 – ?)
  4. Marie Barbe Vandandaique (25 June 1746 – ?); married 2 October 1769 to Jean Thierry Langlois in St. Antoine-sur-Richelieu
  5. Joseph Amable Vandandaique (9 June – 15 July 1748, 6d); born and died in St. Denis-sur-Richelieu
  6. Joseph Amable Vandandaique (10 July 1749 – ?)
  7. Marie Elisabeth Vandandaique (8 March – 9 March 1752, 1d); born and died in St. Denis-sur-Richelieu
  8. Claude Amable Vandandaique (2 April 1756 – ?); born St Antoine-sur-Richelieu; married 30 January 1786 to Maire Rose Giboulou in St. Vincent-de-Paul

Pierre Blanchard

Children
  1. Marie Isabelle Blanchard (14 January 1765 – 10 June 1765)

About

M-Elisabeth has eight children with Claude Vandandaique, five who presumably live into adulthood — three boys and two girls over the course of 15 years. Claude dies before 1759 and she marries Pierre Blanchard in 1764, eight years after the birth of her last son with Claude. Pierre is much younger as she is 14 years his senior at the time of their marriage.

She and Pierre try to have a child of their own soon after the marriage. She dies 12 days after giving birth to Marie Isabelle.

Notes

  • Claude Vandandaique — M-Elisabeth is 18 and Claude is 30 when they marry, according to records. In some of the “PRDH” source material for Claude, “Gadbois” is sometimes included, possibly as a dit name, but not commonly used on other source documents. It is unknown if Claude is previously married.
  • Claude’s death date — Claude is shown as deceased on “PRDH” #331173 dated 28 October 1759 – this being a baptism for possibly an acquaintance or neighbor of M-Elisabeth.
  • Pierre Blanchard — M-Elisabeth is 42 and Pierre is 28 (“AFGS” “RCU 002) when they marry, although “PRDH” file #331429 shows her age to be (incorrectly) 37. Pierre’s residence is shown as “St. Michel D’Yamaska” on “PRDH” marriage file. On some of the “PRDH” source documents, Pierre’s father is shown with the “Turenne” surname. This may be a “dit” name, but is not commonly used in other source documents and may have been dropped in subsequent generations. It is unknown if Pierre is previously married.
  • St. Antoine-de-Chambly vs. St. Antoine-sur-Richelieu — M-Elisabeth’s second marriage to Pierre occurred in one of two documented places. “St.Antoine-de-Chambly” is from the “DGdQ” source, page 510. “St. Antoine-sur-Richelieu” is from the “AFGS” “PRDH” database, file #331429.
  • 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.
PRDH Reference Numbers
Name of child or spouse PRDH #
Claude Amable (birth) 178054
Claude Amable (death) 178325
M-Elisabeth Amable (birth/baptism) 178087
M-Elisabeth Amable (marriage) 335283
Jean Baptiste (birth/baptism) 178124
Marie Barbe (birth/baptism) 178193
Marie Barbe (marriage) 335188
Jean Thierry Langlois (marriage) 335188
Joseph Amable (birth/baptism) 178247
Joseph Amable #1 (death) 178408
Joseph Amable #2 (birth/baptism) 178288
M-Elisabeth (birth/baptism) 325107

Lineage

  1. 4.9 M. Elisabeth Hogue, child of Jean Baptiste Hogue and Barbe Coiteux (Coetteux)
  2. 3.4 Jean Baptiste Hogue (1680–1750), child of Pierre Hogue dit St. Malo and Jeanne Theodore
  3. 2.1 Pierre Hogue dit St. Malo (about 1648–1725), child of Jean Hogue and Nicole Dubus
  4. 1.0 Jean Hogue (about 1625–1676)

Last revised/updated 23 December 2013