Site Title - Anne Rabady

Anne Rabady

F, b. circa 1654, d. circa 4 September 1747

Anne was born circa 1654 in France. On 9 June 1672, Anne left her home in France aboard the ship, "La Nativitie", under the command of Captain Jean Basset, as one of 15 young ladies who were "Filles de Roi". These young ladies boarded the ship at Dieppe. They arrived at Quebec the 3rd of August..^1,2 Anne married Antoine Lecuyer in 1672 in Quebec, Canada. 1681, Anne and her husband, Antoine, were listed on the Canadian Census in Batiscan, Les Chenaux, Quebec, Canada. Enumerated in this household were Antoine Lecuier [33 years], Anne Rabardy [27 years], Marie Anne Lequier [8 years], Antoine [7 years], Madeleine [5 years] & Charlotte [3 years].³ Anne's husband, Antoine, died circa 30 April 1718 in Batiscan, leaving her a widow. Anne departed this life in Batiscan. She was buried there in the churchyard of St-Francois Xavier on Monday, 4 September 1747.^2,4

Family

Antoine Lecuyer b. c 1648, d. c 30 Apr 1718

Children

Marie-Anne Lecuyer b. 1673, d. 19 Dec 1760
Antoine Lecuyer b. 1674, d. 14 Feb 1756
Marie-Madeleine Lecuyer b. 1676, d. 8 Aug 1763
Marie Charlotte Lecuyer b. 1679, d. 4 Jun 1683
Pierre Lecuyer dit Laneuville+ b. c 23 Sep 1681, d. 29 Jan 1743
Charlotte Lecuyer b. 16 Apr 1684, d. 11 Jul 1722
Marie-Marguerite Lecuyer b. 28 Aug 1688, d. 20 Sep 1761
Nicolas Lecuyer b. c 1 Sep 1690, d. a 11 Jul 1763
Marie-Catherine Lecuyer b. c 9 Mar 1696, d. 27 Nov 1759
Paul Lecuyer b. c 9 Mar 1696, d. 6 Feb 1761
Marie-Louise Lecuyer b. 1 Dec 1698, d. 24 Jul 1734

Citations

[S1568] Yves Landry, Orphans in France, Pioneers in Canada: The King's Daughters in the 17th Century, page 361.
[S1620] Migrations - King's Daughters: Anne Rabadie - www.migrations.fr/700filleroy.
[S1598] Research Program In Historical Demography: Census Certificate Number 97358.
[S1596] Drouin Institute: Burial: 4 Deptember 1747 - Marie Anne Rabaddi, died at around the age of 96 years, widow of Antoine Lecuyer; at Batiscan. - www.genealogiequebec.com.