Michel Bergeron dit d'Amboise
M, (circa 1700 - before 6 August 1764)
| Father-Biological* | Barthélemy Bergeron dit d'Amboise1 b. 23 May 1663, d. b 1737 |
| Mother-Biological* | Geneviève Serreau de Saint-Aubin1 b. 7 Aug 1667, d. a 1739 |
- Family Lines
- Boudreau Line
Last Edited=13 Oct 2023
Michel Bergeron dit d'Amboise was born circa 1700 at Port-Royal, Acadia, New France.1 He was the son of Barthélemy Bergeron dit d'Amboise and Geneviève Serreau de Saint-Aubin.1
Michel Bergeron dit d'Amboise married ______ ______ circa 1721 at Colony of Nova Scotia, British North America.1
Michel Bergeron dit d'Amboise married Marie Dugas, daughter of Abraham Dugas dit Grivois and Marie-Madeleine Landry, circa 1727 at Colony of Nova Scotia, British North America.1 In 1736, he accompanied his brother-in-law Joseph Godin dit Bellefontaine as a deputy from the Saint John Acadians to the Annapolis Royal Council. "They were imprisoned there by Governor Lawrence Armstrong for failing to report to the Council immediately, but they were soon released".1 In the 1736 Census, Michel was recorded living in Rivière Saint-Jean, Colony of Nova Scotia, British North America.1 In the 1739 Census, Michel was recorded living in Rivière Saint-Jean, Colony of Nova Scotia, British North America.1
Michel Bergeron dit d'Amboise married ______ ______ circa 1745.1
Michel Bergeron dit d'Amboise married Marie-Jeanne Hébert, daughter of Jacques Hébert and Jeanne Gautrot, circa 1751 at Colony of Nova Scotia, British North America.1 Michel Bergeron dit d'Amboise died before 6 August 1764.1
Michel Bergeron dit d'Amboise married ______ ______ circa 1721 at Colony of Nova Scotia, British North America.1
Michel Bergeron dit d'Amboise married Marie Dugas, daughter of Abraham Dugas dit Grivois and Marie-Madeleine Landry, circa 1727 at Colony of Nova Scotia, British North America.1 In 1736, he accompanied his brother-in-law Joseph Godin dit Bellefontaine as a deputy from the Saint John Acadians to the Annapolis Royal Council. "They were imprisoned there by Governor Lawrence Armstrong for failing to report to the Council immediately, but they were soon released".1 In the 1736 Census, Michel was recorded living in Rivière Saint-Jean, Colony of Nova Scotia, British North America.1 In the 1739 Census, Michel was recorded living in Rivière Saint-Jean, Colony of Nova Scotia, British North America.1
Michel Bergeron dit d'Amboise married ______ ______ circa 1745.1
Michel Bergeron dit d'Amboise married Marie-Jeanne Hébert, daughter of Jacques Hébert and Jeanne Gautrot, circa 1751 at Colony of Nova Scotia, British North America.1 Michel Bergeron dit d'Amboise died before 6 August 1764.1
Children of Michel Bergeron dit d'Amboise and ______ ______
- Jean-Baptiste Bergeron1 (c 1722 - a 15 Feb 1783)
- Pierre Bergeron dit Nantes1 (c 1722 - 19 Nov 1804)
Children of Michel Bergeron dit d'Amboise and Marie Dugas
- Marie-Madeleine Bergeron1 (c 1728 - b 29 Jun 1778)
- Marie-Josèphe Bergeron1 (c 1730 - 21 Apr 1808)
- Marie-Anne Bergeron1 (c 1730 - 9 Jan 1794)
- Joseph Bergeron dit Damboise1 (c 1731 - 6 Oct 1808)
- Michel Bergeron dit de Nantes1 (c 1736 - 3 Jan 1832)
- François Bergeron1 (c 1738 - 6 Nov 1820)
- Simon Bergeron dit D'Amboise1 (c 1738 - 8 May 1804)
- Étienne Bergeron dit D'Amboise1 (c 1741 - c Jan 1793)
- Marie-Angélique Bergeron+ (c 1753 - )
Children of Michel Bergeron dit d'Amboise and Marie-Jeanne Hébert
- Marie Bergeron1 (c 1750 - c 4 Apr 1828)
- Madeleine Bergeron+ (1753 - b 23 Nov 1795)
- Pierre Bergeron1 (c 1756 - 14 May 1814)
Citations
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