Laurent  GODIN dit CHATILLON

"Pierre dit Châtillon's oldest son Laurent dit Châtillon dit Beauséjour, born at Montréal in August 1655, married first to Anne, daughter of Francois Guérin and Anne Blanchard, probably at Chignecto in c1677. He settled for a while at Pointe Beauséjour near Beaubassin (the future site of French Fort Beauséjour took its name from the ridge on which he lived) and at Port-Royal but returned to the St. Lawrence valley, where he lived for a time at St.-Pierre-du-Sud, St.-Francois-du-Sud, now Montmagny, and St.-Antoine-de-Tilly, where his wife died in January 1718, and again at Montréal. Laurent and Anne had 13 children, including three sons who married into the Pellerin dit Caudebec, Roy, and Verdon families. Their daughters married into the Marchand (Marcheguay) dit Poitiers, Mercier dit Caudebec, Carrière dit Carcassone, Gareau dit Lagarde, Rainville, Berthelet dit Le Savoyard, and Quévillon families. Laurent remarried to Marie-Anne, daughter of Mathieu Brunet dit Lestang and Marie Blanchard and widow of Antoine Pilon, at Pointe-Claire, present-day Québec Province, in June 1719. They had no children. Laurent died at Rivière-des-Prairies, Québec, in May 1737 in his mid-80s. All of his married sons and most of his married daughters settled in the St. Lawrence valley. One of his daughters, Marie dit Châtillon, wife of Louis Marchand dit Poitiers, married at Port-Royal in November 1705 but moved to Port-Toulouse, Île-Royale, now Cape Breton Island, where she died in the 1730s. "

Source: acadiansingray.com

record found in Drouin Collection at Saint-Joachim-de-la-Pointe-Claire, but it does not indicate anything about Laurent having a previous marriage, nor does it indicate his age.