Listed as “Filles du Roi” at http://users.deltanet.com/~ms900/Kings/filles.htm

Identified as the first centenarian recorded to have died in Quebec, buried 5 November 1719. However, there is some other evidence below that shows her birth year to be ca 1637. Going by the birth dates of her children she would have started having them at age 50 if she were born in 1619, which is highly unlikely.

Parents unknown

http://naviresnouvellefrance.iquebec.com/ arrived in Quebec 1669.

Origine inconnue; n vers 1637; d 04 s 05-11-1719 Québec (100 ans);  44 ans au rec. 81; 70 ans au rec. 16 chez sa fille Geneviève; m vers 1669 ou 1670 Charlesbourg avec Pierre PIVIN dit Larécompense; famille établie à Charlesbourg; 4 enfants. (FDR : 280; DGFQ : 925)

Court Judgement:
Appel de Jacques et Pierre Pivin, habitants de Charlesbourg, contre Jean Delouvois, en son nom et comme ayant épousé Marie Pivin, et Pierre Lecoq, en son nom et comme ayant épousé Geneviève Pivin, d'une sentence rendue en la Prévôté de Québec le 15 mars 1715 au sujet de la nourriture et du traitement médical de Marie Bérard, mère des dits appelants, mis au néant; ordonnant que les dits Pivins payeront incessamment au dit Delouvois et Lecoq la somme de 10 livres par semaine durant 1 mois pour aider à nourrir, soulager et médicamenter la dite Bérard . - 8 avril 1715

Google translation:
Call Jacques and Pierre Pivin inhabitants of Charlesbourg, against Jean Delouvois on its behalf and as having married Mary Pivin and Pierre Lecoq, on its behalf and to have married Genevieve Pivin, an award by the Provost of Quebec March 15, 1715 about the food and medical treatment of Marie Bérard, mother of the callers said, set to nothing, ordering that the said Pivin will pay to the said shortly Delouvois Lecoq and the sum of 10 pounds per week for one month to help feed, medicate and relieve the said Berard. - April 8, 1715