Marie Josephe Hogue
Alternate spelling(s): Marie Josephte Hogue
Relationships
Parents
- 2.1 Pierre Hogue dit St. Malo (about 1648–1725)
- Jeanne Theodore (1663–1730)
Siblings and Step-siblings
- 3.1 Claude Hogue (about 1673–about 1680)
- 3.2 Pierre Hogue (1675–1697)
- 3.3 Marie Anne Therese Hogue (1678 – ?)
- 3.4 Jean Baptiste Hogue (1680–1750)
- 3.5 M. Therese Hogue (1682–1699)
- 3.6 Jeanne Hogue (1684–1751)
- 3.7 Francois Hogue (about 1687–1749)
- 3.8 Genevieve Hogue (about 1689–?)
- 3.9 Marguerite Hogue (about 1691–about 1786)
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3.11 M. Josephe Hogue (1703–?) - 3.12 Angelique Hogue (about 1705–about 1755)
- 3.10 Francois Amelot (Sanpeur) (1694–1760)
Partners and Children
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Pierre Cadieux
Children
- Marie Anne Cadieux (27 July 1723 – ?); married 1744 to Jean Baptiste Quevillon
- Francois Cadieux (20 May 1725 – ?); married 1748 to Marie Louise Quevillon
- Marie Josephe Cadieux (8 July 1727 – 7 September 1730, 3y)
- Marie Marguerite Cadieux (31 March 1729 – ?); married Jean Baptiste Roy
- Joseph Marie Cadieux (1 September 1730 – ?)
- Marie-Josephe Amable Cadieux (1732 – ?); married 1757 to Joseph Maurice Lafantaisie
- Joseph Cadieux (1734 – ?); married 1763 to Marie Angelique Lafantaisie
- Armand Cadieux (? – ?); married 1762 to Marie Joly
- Marie Catherine Cadieux (1736 – ?); married 12 January 1767 to Louis Blais
- Pierre Cadieux (1740 – ?); married 1762 to Marie Louise Brazo
About
Marie Josephe is the second-to-last daughter of Pierre and Jeanne Theodore, born nine years after her step-sibling Francois Amelot and 12 years after her nearest sister, Marguerite. She is 19 years of age when she married Pierre Cadieux. Pierre’s residence at the time is shown as “Dutremblay, paroisse de Boucherville,” also spelled “Dutremble” in some source materials.
Notes
- Typically, the location of Canada is shown for familiarity purposes. At this time in Canadian history, it would have been known as “Nouvelle France” (New France). See (Generation 11.32) Marcel’s “Introduction” and “Story of Pierre” for additional information. New France became the British Province of Quebec in 1763 after France ceded it in the Treaty of Paris at the end of the Seven Years’ War.
PRDH Reference Numbers
| Name of child or spouse | PRDH # |
|---|---|
| Marie Anne Cadieux (birth) | 22072 |
| Marie Anne Cadieux (marriage) | 113678 |
| Francois Cadieux (birth) | 12697 |
| Francois Cadieux (marriage) | 113696 |
| Marie Josephe Cadieux (birth) | 12755 |
| Marie Josephe Cadieux (marriage) | 113727 |
| Marie Marguerite Cadieux (birth) | 12803 |
| Marie Marguerite Cadieux (marriage) | 272186 |
| Joseph Marie Cadieux (birth) | 112950 |
| M-Josephe Amable Cadieux (birth) | 112995 |
| M-Josephe Amable Cadieux (marriage) | 272156 |
| Joseph Cadieux (birth) | 113091 |
| Joseph Cadieux (marriage) | 272215 |
| Armand Cadieux (marriage) | 272211 |
| Marie Catherine Cadieux (birth) | 113137 |
| Marie Catherine Cadieux (marriage) | 217265 |
| Pierre Cadieux (birth) | 113290 |
| Pierre Cadieux (marriage) | 272201 |
Lineage
- 3.11 M. Josephe Hogue, child of Pierre Hogue dit St. Malo and Jeanne Theodore
- 2.1 Pierre Hogue dit St. Malo (about 1648–1725), child of Jean Hogue and Nicole Dubus
- 1.0 Jean Hogue (about 1625–1676)
Last revised/updated 27 June 2013