Jean-Baptiste MENARD dit BRINDAMOUR
Revolutionary War



MENARD dit BRINDAMOUR,John/ Jean/ Jean Baptiste (Mesnard, Maynard). Inhabitant of Montreal, joined the American troops in 1775 (M246, reel 41, item 35); mentioned by Hazen as Brandmoor , Brandineur (Can. Arch. 1884, p. 207); muster roll for his Co. dated 1775 (M246); see also M881, reel 146; came
into the U.S. 7 Aug. 1776 (AmArchV, 1, 799-800); Jean-Bte. Menard dit Brindamour, b. 1735, son of Jean-Baptiste Menard and Madeleine Reboul of
St-Hypolite, Diocese of Arles, Provence. Soldier in the Guienne Regt. m. 14 Feb. 1763, St-Antoine-sur-Richelieu, Marie-Francoise Circe: dau. Jean-Bte Circe (Tanguay); appointed commissary by Ethan Allen, 1 Sept. 1775 (M881); b. 1735 d. p. 4-27-1786. m. Marie Francoise Ciree Capt. CL (DAR).
m. (2) 19-11-1811, St—Philippe—de—Laprairie, Ursule Denault, widow of Jacques Baudin and of Raphael Provost, dau. Francois Deneau and Marie
Surprenant; son Michel Menard dit Brindamour m. 13-02-1804 St—Phi1ippe, Marguerite Desnoyers; dau. Marguerite m. 13-06-1803, St-Philippe, Antoine Robert (Réb. Pontbriand).

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