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From Gagné:

Claude Laval was born about 1651 in the parish of Saint-Laurent in Amiens, Picardy, the daughter of Claude Laval and Jeanne Blondeau. After her mother’s death, Claude left for Canada in 1671 at about age 20, taking with her goods worth an estimated 300 livres for her dowry.

On 26 October 1671, Claude married Louis Bonnodeau dit Châtellerault at Québec City and was given the King's Gift of 50 livres. Neither spouse could sign the marriage contract drawn up 13 October by notary Becquet. Louis was born about 1641 in the parish of Saint-Jacques in Châtellerault (diocese of Poitiers), Poitou, the son of René Bonnodeau and Catherine Arnault. On 20 March 1667, he received a land grant at Neuville, where he and Claude settled.Daughter Élisabeth was baptized at Québec City 29 July 1674, followed by Marie-Anne on 27 April 1677. Louis was baptized at Neuville 17 January 1680, followed by Agnès (28 September 1682) and Marie-Madeleine (03 September 1685). Claude served as godmother for Marie-Anne, daughter of Governor Denonville, 15 October 1685. Jean Mérienne, husband of Fille du Roi Barbe Baron, was godfather.

Louis Bonnodeau dit Châtellerault died at Québec City between 03 December 1684 and 03 September 1685. Claude Laval died between 15 September 1691 and 01 January 1702.
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(Claude et f Jeanne BLONDEAU), de St-Laurent, v. Amiens, Picardie (Somme); n vers 1651; ); d après 16-04-1703; probablement arrivée en août 1671 Québec dans le Saint-Jean-Baptiste; apporte des biens estimés à 300L et un don du roi de 50L; 30 ans au rec. 81; citée 01-01-1690 Hôtel-Dieu de Québec (36 ansm 26-10-1671 Québec (ct 13 Becquet) avec Louis BONNODEAU dit Châtellerault; famille établie à Neuville; 5 enfants. (FDR : 334; DGFQ : 130)