Marie-Anne-Antoinette Deliercourt

     Marie-Anne-Antoinette was baptised in 1634 at Beauvais, Oise, Picardy, France, at St-Marguerite Church. She was the daughter of Philippe Deliercourt & Jeanne Patin. She immigrated from France, arriving at Quebec on 2 February 1651 as a "Fille-de-Marier".¹ A contract for the marriage of Marie-Anne-Antoinette & Blaise Juillet D'Avignon was signed on 10 February 1651 at ville de Quebec. It noted he originated from St-Agricol, Avignon, son of Jean Juillet & Gabrielle Barbarine, It noted she originated from St-Marguerite, Beauvais, daughter of Philipee Deliercourt & Jeanne Patin. The contract was written by notary Severin Ameau.. Marie-Anne-Antoinette's husband, Blaise, died on 19 April 1660 in Ile-St-Paul, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, leaving her a widow. A contract for the marriage of Huges Picard & Marie-Anne-Antoinette Deliercourt was signed on 11 June 1660. It noted Huges Picard La Fortune being originally from the parish St-Colombin, Bretagne, and son of Gabriel Picard & Michell Glanier, She was the widow of Blaise Juillet d'Avignon, It was written by notary, Benigne Basset of ville Marie. Marie-Anne-Antoinette married 2nd Huges Picard on 30 June 1660 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, at the Basilica of Notre Dame.² 1666, Marie-Anne-Antoinette and her husband, Huges, were listed on the Canadian Census in Montreal. Enumerated in this household were Hugues Picard [48 years], his wife: Anne de Liercoeur [32 years][widow of Blaise Juillet], Marie Juillet [13 years], Charles Juillet [9 years], Louis Juillet [7 years], Michelle Juillet [4 years] & Anne [2 years].³ 1667, Marie-Anne-Antoinette and her husband, Huges, were listed on the Canadian Census in Montreal. Enumerated in this household were Hugues Picart [40 years], his wife: Anne-Antoinette de Liercour [35 years], Marie Juillet [14 years], Charles Juillet [11 years], Louis Juillet [8 years], Michelle [5 years], Anne [3 years], Margierite [15 months] & Jean ___ [25 years].. 1681, Marie-Anne-Antoinette and her husband, Huges, were listed on the Canadian Census in Montreal. Enumerated in this household were Hugues Picard [50 years], his wife: Antoinette Deliercour [48 years], Marguerite [15 years], Jean [12 years], Jacques [10 years] & Louis Juillet [22 years].³ Marie-Anne-Antoinette departed this life in Montreal. She was buried there in the cemetery of Notre Dame on Friday, 30 September 1707.^4,5