Catherine Byot
1631 - Abt 1661 (~ 29 years) Has 2 ancestors and 2 descendants in this family tree.-
Name Catherine Byot Relationship with Therese Nadeau Baptism 25 May 1631 Saint-Jean, Joigny, Yonne, Bourgogne, France [1, 2, 3] Gender Female Burial Abt 1660/1661 Saint-Jean, Joigny, Yonne, Bourgogne, France [4, 5] Patriarch & Matriarch Jacques Byot bur. 12 Jan 1651, Saint-Jean, Joigny, Yonne, Bourgogne, France (Father)
Françoise Bossuat, c. 20 Mar 1598, Saint-Jean, Joigny, Yonne, Bourgogne, France bur. 27 Mar 1673, Saint-Thibault, Joigny, Yonne, Bourgogne, France (Age ~ 75 years) (Mother)Notes - Note that Monsieur Pierre Le Clercq subsequently found a notary document that proved that Gail Moreau-DesHarnais was correct in claiming that Catherine Byot was baptized on 25 May 1631 in Saint-Jean in Joigny. In notary Bouyn's records in the Archives, a contract written on 2 May 1660 under the watchful eye of a constable named Edmé Maure, in which Françoise Bossuat, as well as her five surviving children and her son-in-law Antoine Roy, who were all Jacques Byot’s lawful heirs, gave several plots of land and meadows in Bussy-en-Othe and Avrolles to Edmé Byot, a ploughman living in Avrolles, and to Nicolas Préau, a lawyer dwelling in Bussy-en-Othe. (Source: Archives départementales de l’Yonne (France), bundle 3 E 40 - 3)
Just because Antoine is representing Catherine Byot in this contract, we cannot tell if she is still living or already deceased because at that time in France a woman did not have rights except through her husband, unless she was a widow which is why Françoise Bossuat is mentioned in the contract.
Person ID I18661 Antoine_Roy Last Modified 28 Apr 2018
Father Jacques Byot bur. 12 Jan 1651, Saint-Jean, Joigny, Yonne, Bourgogne, France Mother Françoise Bossuat, c. 20 Mar 1598, Saint-Jean, Joigny, Yonne, Bourgogne, France bur. 27 Mar 1673, Saint-Thibault, Joigny, Yonne, Bourgogne, France (Age ~ 75 years) Family ID F7562 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Husband Antoine Roy, b. 1635, Joigny, Yonne, Bourgogne, France d. 10 Jul 1684, Lachine, Île-de-Montréal, Québec, Canada (Age 49 years)
Other Partners: Marie Major m. 11 Sep 1668Marriage Abt 1657 Saint-Jean, Joigny, Yonne, Bourgogne, France [6] Age at Marriage She : ~ 25 years and 7 months - He : ~ 22 years. Children 2 sons Family ID F210 Group Sheet | Family Chart
- Note that Monsieur Pierre Le Clercq subsequently found a notary document that proved that Gail Moreau-DesHarnais was correct in claiming that Catherine Byot was baptized on 25 May 1631 in Saint-Jean in Joigny. In notary Bouyn's records in the Archives, a contract written on 2 May 1660 under the watchful eye of a constable named Edmé Maure, in which Françoise Bossuat, as well as her five surviving children and her son-in-law Antoine Roy, who were all Jacques Byot’s lawful heirs, gave several plots of land and meadows in Bussy-en-Othe and Avrolles to Edmé Byot, a ploughman living in Avrolles, and to Nicolas Préau, a lawyer dwelling in Bussy-en-Othe. (Source: Archives départementales de l’Yonne (France), bundle 3 E 40 - 3)
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Sources - [S331] Michigan's Habitant Heritage, Vol 38, No 2, Apr 2017 > page 76,
[citing the research of Hermet Roy]. - [S121] Archives départementales de l'Yonne, Joigny: B(1630-1632) - 4 Mi 474/12 image 22,
[baptisms 1630-1632 bottom of right hand of image 22]. - [S331] Michigan's Habitant Heritage, Vol 39 No 1 Jan 2018 > page 27,
[article by Pierre Le Clercq, chairman of the Société généalogique de l’Yonne (France)]. - [S331] Michigan's Habitant Heritage, Vol 38, No 2, Apr 2017 > pages 73-76,
[citing the research of Hermet Roy. Burial record was not found but it is presumed that she also died during the famine period of 1660-1661]. - [S331] Michigan's Habitant Heritage, Vol 39 No 1 Jan 2018 > page 27,
[article by Pierre Le Clercq, chairman of the Société généalogique de l’Yonne (France), provides a notary record of Bouyn, a contract written on 2 May 1660 in which Françoise Bossuat, as well as her five surviving children and her son-in-law Antoine Roy, who were all Jacques Byot’s lawful heirs, gave several plots of land and meadows in Bussy-en-Othe and Avrolles to Edmé Byot, a ploughman living in Avrolles, and to Nicolas Préau, a lawyer dwelling in Bussy-en-Othe. (source Archives départementales de l’Yonne (France), bundle 3 E 40 - 3) The fact that her son-in-law, Antoine Roy is representing his wife, Catherine Byot, does not indicate that she deceased at the time of this contract, since women in France at the time only had rights as a widow and not as a wife.]. - [S120] Le Clercq, Pierre, Antoine Roy et ses Descendants en France et au Canada, Vol 4 No 1 Dec 1998, page 16.