Les Meres D'Immigre De Francois (The French Immigrant Mothers)

The original founding mothers of New France have been immortalized on the Hebert Monument for their contribution to the settling of French-Canadians.  Their numbers were bolstered with daughters who emigrated with the family and of course second generation daughters born in the Kebec Colony. However, there were many others who did not come in the first wave, but followed their husbands to a strange land, where often he would have to complete an indenture peiod before the family could be reunited.  This section of the site is devoted to the Wives of Immigrants, Les Meres D'Immigre De Francais, many of whom also brought daughters and had daughters, who all became Founding Mothers of New France.

Meet The Les Meres D'Immigre De Francois

Barbier, Marie Bergeron, Madeleine Boisdon, Marie Chalut, Luce Chauveau, Francoise D'Orgeville, Simone Denot, Marie Emard, Jeanne Emard, Madeleine-Barbe Evard, Jeanne Forget, Francoise Garnier, Louise Garnier, Marie-Marguerite Garnier, Michelle Girard, Marie Guyon, Barbe-Marie Hardouin, Jeanne-Anne Herve, Renee

Lefebvre, Perrine Loiseau, Catherine Loth, Marie-Charlotte Lucas, Jacqueline Mabille, Michelle Mauger, Louise Maugis, Charlotte Moncier, Marguerite Pesselet, Michelle Riviere, Marie-Josephine

Varennes, Madeleine Veillon, Sebastienne

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French Kebec - The Early Years

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