Pierre Dandonneau dit Junesse

     Pierre was born on Friday, 25 October 1624 in Nieul-sur-Mer, Aunis, France. He was christened there on 28 October 1624 in the Calvinist Temple.¹ A contract for the marriage of Pierre and Francoise Jobin was signed on 16 January 1653. The contract disignated the groom's parents as Jacques Dandonneau and Isabelle Faint, and the bride's parents as Jacques Jobin and Marguerite Roy; it was drawn up by the notary Mr. Ameau.² 1666, Pierre and Francoise were listed on the Canadian Census in Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, Canada. Enumerated in this household were Pierre Dandonneau dit Lagenesse [38 years], Francoise Jobin [34 years], Louis [11 years], Jeanne [9 years], Marguerite [6 years], Marie [4 years], Etiennette [3 years] Francoise [1 year] & a servant, Jean Langlois dit Lapareille.³ 1667, Pierre and Francoise were listed on the Canadian Census at Trois-Rivieres. Enumerated in this household were Pierre Dandonneau dit Lagenesse [40 years], Francoise Jobin [30 years], Louis [14 years], Jeanne [12 years], Marguerite [8 years], Marie Renee [6 years], Antoinette [5 years] Francoise [3 years], Marie Louise [1 year] & servants, Jacques Faille [40 years], Vincent ______ [30 years] & Guillaume Denoyon [25 years].³ 1681, Pierre and Francoise were listed on the Canadian Census in Champlain, Les Chenaux County, Quebec, Canada. Enumerated in this household were Pierre Dandonneau [55 years], Francoise Jobin [48 years], Marie [17 years], Louise [15 years], Jacques [11 years], Francoise [4 years] & 3 servants.³ Pierre departed this life between 26 April 1688 and 11 January 1695 in Champlain. His death was between the marriage of his daughter Marie Louise on 26 April 1688 and that of his son Jacques on 11 January 1695 where he was noted as deceased.