Anne Hayot

     Anne was born in ville de Quebec, Quebec, Canada. She was christened there on 26 July 1640 in the Basilica of Notre Dame.¹ Anne married Etienne Denevers dit Brentigny on 28 October 1652 in ville de Quebec at the Basilica of Notre Dame.² Etienne & Anne had children: Guillaume [8/25/1654-6/15/1715][m. 12/10/1671 Louise Vitar], Daniel [12/17/1656-9/10/1729][m. 11/19/1691 Marie Madeleine Girard], Elisabeth-Ursule [1658-7/23/1703][m. 9/11/1672 Jacques Gauthier], Etienne [1661-9/19/1731][m. 1684 Marie-Jeanne Lemay] & Jean-Baptiste [12/26/1667][m. 1714 Madeleine Tousignant dit Lapointe].³ 1667, Anne and her husband, Etienne, were listed on the Canadian Census in Ste-Foy, ville de Quebec, Quebec, Canada. Enumerated in this household were Etienne Denevers dit Brantigny [40 years], Anne Hayot [28 years], Guillaume [13 years], Daniel [11 years], Elisabeth [8 years], Etienne [6 years] & a domestic Nicolas Buto [19 years].⁴ Anne's husband, Etienne, died before 7 December 1678, leaving her a widow. A contract for the marriage of Anne & Leonard Debord de la Jeunesse was signed on 7 December 1678 in Sillery, ville de Quebec, Quebec, Canada. The notary Gilles Rabot drew up the contract noting that Leonard's parents were Antonie Debord and Catherine Nicar and that Anne was the widow of Etienne Devever dit Debrantigny.⁵ Anne departed this life on Saturday, 27 November 1694 in ville de Quebec at Hotel-Dieu. On the same day, she was buried there in the cemetery of Notre Dame.⁶