From Sceaux pres de Paris, Ile-de-France

Vol 6 OFCA Chapter 12 p134

1666 Census of New France, Trois Rivieres, Page 159

Pierre lefebvre .............................50 habitant
Jeanne Aunois ...............................45 sa femme
Jacques lefebvre ............................19 fils
Michel lefebvre .............................12 fils
Ignace lefebvre .............................10 fils
Ange lefebvre ................................7 fils
pierre lefebvre ..............................5 fils
Noel Charpentier ............................19
Jean ledue ..................................19
Et Jean Vinconneau ..........................36 domestique

LEFÈBVRE, LEFÈVRE, LEFAIVRE. — De Vaivre, communes of the dep. Doubs and Haute-Saône. Faivre is a Franche-Comté word designating a metal worker. Franche-Comtois is a dialect of oïl spoken in Franche-Comté in France and in the Jura in Switzerland. Pierre Lefebvre was born around 1616 in Sceaux, archdiocese of Paris. Son of Pierre Lefebvre and Jeanne Cutiloup, he married Jeanne Auneau around 1646. From their union were born 7 children. He was in Trois-Rivières in 1642. In 1648, he was taken prisoner by the Iroquois but was released. In 1656, he settled in Cap-de-la-Madeleine. In 1667, he owned 7 cattle and 84 acres of land. The exact date of his death is unknown but he died shortly after on July 16, 1668.