PivinFamily20150813 - Person Sheet
NameJean MARCHAND dit POITIERS 
Birth11 Dec 1711, Port Royal, Annapolis, NS, Canada
DeathLouisbourg, Cape Breton, NS, Canada
FatherLouis MARCHAND dit POITIERS (~1672-)
MotherMarie GODIN dit CHÂTILLON (~1680->1734)
Misc. Notes
Jean MARCHAND dit POITIERS, (son of Louis Marchand ), born
December 11,1711, baptized January,1712, at Port-Royal; navigator at
Port-Toulouse; married about 1740 at Port-Toulouse, Marie-Genevieve POUGET
dit LAPIERRE, daughter of Pierre Pouget and Francoise Moyse of Port-Toulouse
(born December 25, 1717; baptized March 29, 1718, at Port-Royal)
1752 CENSUS OF THE SETTLERS OF PORT TOULOUSE
Jean Marchand , coaster, native of Port Royal, aged 40 years. Married to Geneviève Pouget, aged 35 years, native of Port Royal. They have two sons: Eustache, age 2 years; Louis, aged 1 year. In live stock they have four oxen, two cows, eight geese, five turkey hens, eight fowls and one skiff. Their meadows are situated on the Grand Passage, from la Platriere to the Isle de l’Ours, the distances between these boundaries being one league, where they gather 60 to 70 quintals of hay. They have two other dwelings, one granted verbally by M. de la Valière, subject to the good pleasure of Messieurs de St. Ovide and de Mézy. The other was sold to them by the widow Boudreau.
December 11,1711, baptized January,1712, at Port-Royal; navigator at
Port-Toulouse; married about 1740 at Port-Toulouse, Marie-Genevieve POUGET
dit LAPIERRE, daughter of Pierre Pouget and Francoise Moyse of Port-Toulouse
(born December 25, 1717; baptized March 29, 1718, at Port-Royal)
1752 CENSUS OF THE SETTLERS OF PORT TOULOUSE
Jean Marchand , coaster, native of Port Royal, aged 40 years. Married to Geneviève Pouget, aged 35 years, native of Port Royal. They have two sons: Eustache, age 2 years; Louis, aged 1 year. In live stock they have four oxen, two cows, eight geese, five turkey hens, eight fowls and one skiff. Their meadows are situated on the Grand Passage, from la Platriere to the Isle de l’Ours, the distances between these boundaries being one league, where they gather 60 to 70 quintals of hay. They have two other dwelings, one granted verbally by M. de la Valière, subject to the good pleasure of Messieurs de St. Ovide and de Mézy. The other was sold to them by the widow Boudreau.
Spouses
Birth29 Mar 1718, Port Royal, Annapolis, Nova Scotia, Canada
Deathaft 1771
FatherPierre POUJET (1681-1731)
MotherFrançoise MOYSE (1690-)
Marriageabt 1740, Port Toulouse, Richmond, NS, Canada