1643 Birth
23 October 1643
La Rochelle, Charente-Maritime, Poitou-Charentes, France

1666 Census - Montreal, Quebec
Jacques Le Ber 33 Marchand, habitant
Jeanne Le Moyne 30 Epouse
Louis Le Ber 6 Fils
Jeanne Le Ber 4 Fille
Jacques Le Ber 2 Fils
Marie Le Ber 22 Soeur dud sr. Le Ber
Jean Viger 45 Mathellot, domestique, engage
Jacques Duhamel 23 Domestique, engage
Pierre Roy 22 Domestique, engage
Michel Haste 20 Domestique, engage
Francois Blot 24 Boulanger
Jean Mador 25 Tonnelier, domestique, engage
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1681 Canadian Census Prairie de la Magdelaine
Pierre Roy, 39
Catherine Ducharme, sa femme, 24
enfants:
Marguerite, 7
Pierre, 6
Catherine, 5
Marie, 4
Etienne, 3
Anne, 1 1/ 2

Source: Histoire des Canadiens-Francais 1608-1880 by Benjamin Sulte, Montreal, 1882

1683
July 26, 1683 - Complaint of Pierre Roy, against the wife of one Lalande, for slander.

July 26, 1683 - Petition of Francois Dormet dit Lalande, husband of the aforesaid accused, against the complainant, Pierr Roy, for slander, attempt at seduction, obscene proposals and provocations.

Title Report
Author Québec (Québec). Secretary's Office
Published 1891
Original from the New York Public Library
Digitized May 9, 2006
Page 159

An Unpleasant Braggart
'Pierre Roy, husband of Catherine Ducharme since 12 January 1672, the father of seven children and the former servant of Jacques Leber, contracted 'an inflammation of the heart' in 1683. He was living on the Ile Jesus where he met a 23 year old married woman, one Marie-Barbe Theodore dit Masson. She caused his temperature to rise due to his, not her amourous urges. This woman, as virtuous as she was beautiful, resisted without surrendering to his untimely pursuit. The unfortunate husband was desperate, and on 20 June, after the Sunday Mass at Lachenaie, stated before the assembly that he would kill 'the said Plaintiff with a gun...''

'Pierre Roy was dragged before the court. The judge, Migeon de Branssat, questioned the lovesick man for four days. It was then that Roy, wounded in his pride, stated that he had retained favors from Marie-Therese Hunault, wife of Guillaume Leclerc; from Elisabeth and Anne Charbonneau; from Marie-Anne Goguet, wife of Jean Groust; and from Catherine...Read MORE...

1721 Death
Death recorded at Notre-Dame-de-Montreal, Montreal, Quebec
Familysearch.org. Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection) [database on-line]. Original data: Gabriel Drouin, comp. Drouin Collection. Montreal, Quebec, Canada: Institut Généalogique Drouin.