Individual Details
Jean GUYON
( - 30 May 1663)
GUYON-dit-DUBOISSON or -DUBUISSON, Sieur du Buisson
Jetté, Tanguay and Drouin. Tanguay mistakenly lists two Jean GUYONs, one married to Mathurine ROBIN and one to Marie-Madeleine GOULE (or BOULE). This has been shown to be wrong (see FCAGR ). After the first register of Québec was burned in June of 1640, many records were recreated from memory, and errors occurred. This seems to have been an instance of such an error.
Leg #V568 and R786
Multiple ancestor: BC2e-6 and JV3g-4
French birth -- St-Aubin de Tourouvre, diocese of Chartres, province of Perche. Married at St-Jean de Mortagne, diocese of Chartres, in Perche.
Engaged for New France 14 March 1634 by Robert Giffard
Land: Granted the arriere-fief Dubuisson in Beauport; inherited by his son, Jean.
Legacy chart numbers: V568 and R786
Occupation: master mason
"Homme instruit," ie. educated man
Biographical sketch in Drouin, vol. 3. and in the DCB
1988 demagraphic study of early colonists gives credit to Jean GUYON and Mathurine ROBIN as contributing most to the population of the new colony: 2150 individuals born before 1730 could claim them as ancestors. See Thomas LaForest, "Our French-Canadian Ancestors, Vol. 11," (Palm Harbor, Florida: LISI, 1990), pp. 4.
Direct ancestor
Jetté, Tanguay and Drouin. Tanguay mistakenly lists two Jean GUYONs, one married to Mathurine ROBIN and one to Marie-Madeleine GOULE (or BOULE). This has been shown to be wrong (see FCAGR ). After the first register of Québec was burned in June of 1640, many records were recreated from memory, and errors occurred. This seems to have been an instance of such an error.
Leg #V568 and R786
Multiple ancestor: BC2e-6 and JV3g-4
French birth -- St-Aubin de Tourouvre, diocese of Chartres, province of Perche. Married at St-Jean de Mortagne, diocese of Chartres, in Perche.
Engaged for New France 14 March 1634 by Robert Giffard
Land: Granted the arriere-fief Dubuisson in Beauport; inherited by his son, Jean.
Legacy chart numbers: V568 and R786
Occupation: master mason
"Homme instruit," ie. educated man
Biographical sketch in Drouin, vol. 3. and in the DCB
1988 demagraphic study of early colonists gives credit to Jean GUYON and Mathurine ROBIN as contributing most to the population of the new colony: 2150 individuals born before 1730 could claim them as ancestors. See Thomas LaForest, "Our French-Canadian Ancestors, Vol. 11," (Palm Harbor, Florida: LISI, 1990), pp. 4.
Direct ancestor
Events
| Christen | 18 Sep 1592 | Tourouvre, Chartres, Perche, France | |||
| Marriage | 2 Jun 1615 | Mortagne, Chartres, Perche, France - Mathurine ROBIN | |||
| Death | 30 May 1663 | Québec, Québec, Québec, Canada | |||
| Burial | 31 May 1663 | Québec, Québec, Québec, Canada | |||
| Reference No | BC2e-6* |
Families
| Spouse | Mathurine ROBIN ( - 1662) |
| Child | Barbe GUYON ( - 1700) |
| Child | Jean GUYON (1619 - 1694) |
| Child | Simon GUYON ( - 1682) |
| Child | Marie GUYON ( - 1696) |
| Child | Marie GUYON ( - ) |
| Child | Claude GUYON ( - ) |
| Child | Denis GUYON ( - 1685) |
| Child | Michel GUYON dit ROUVRAY ( - ) |
| Child | Noël GUYON ( - 1638) |
| Child | François GUYON dit DESPRÉS ( - 1718) |
| Father | Jacques GUYON ( - 1623) |
| Mother | Marie HUET ( - 1626) |