f a m i l y Children with: Marie-Josephte Lemay dit Larondier Children: Pascal Dauplaise (Dauples, Dauplesse) dit DesLauriers Nicolas Dauplaise dit Desluariers II Madeleine Charlotte Dauplaise dit Deslauriers Marie Josephte Dauplaise dit Deslauriers Marie Francoise Dauplaise dit Deslauriers Gabriel Etienne Dauplaise dit Deslauriers Nicolas Dauples dit DesLauriers Born: 13 Nov 1736, St-Pierre de Guise, diocèse de Laon, Picardie, France Married 14 Feb 1757, Notre Dame de Quebec, Quebec, Canada, to Marie-Josephte Lemay dit Larondier Died: Bef 19 Feb 1801, Roueville, Quebec Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967 about Nicolas Dauplaise Deslauriers Name: Nicolas Dauplaise Deslauriers Spouse: Marie Josephe Lemay Event Year: 1757-1759 Event: Mariage (Marriage) Religion: Catholique Place of Worship or Institution: Québec (Notre-Dame) Province: Québec (Quebec) Date: 14 Feb 1757 Parents listed as Pierre Paul Dauples and Michelle Hugues Listed as a soldier in the regiment of Guyenne Compagnie de Bouneau ---------------------------------- Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967 about Nicolas Dauplaise Dt Des Lauriers Name: Nicolas Dauplaise Dt Des Lauriers Event Year: 1801 Event: Enterrement (Burial) Religion: Catholique Place of Worship or Institution: St-Hilaire Province: Québec (Quebec) Burial Date: 19 Feb 1801 Spouse noted as Josephte Lemay Age listed as 63 years ---------------------------------- Nicolas Dauples found in: Passenger and Immigration Index, 1500s-1900s Place: Canada Year: 1757 Primary immigrant: Dauples, Nicolas Permanent entry number: 1771706 Source publication code: 4846 Source publication page number: 274 Source publication: LOMIER, DR. "Quelque Picards au Canada." (Les Provinces de France et la Nouvelle France.) In Nova Francia, vol. 1:2 (Oct. 1925), pp. 76-79; vol. 1:3 (Dec. 1925), pp. 124-131; vol. 1:5 (Apr. 1926), pp. 217-229; vol. 1:6 (June 1926), pp. 273-278. Source annotation: Some Canadian settlers from the ancient province of Picardy, France. A list of 17th and 18th century emigrants according to dioceses. Includes extensive descriptions of the Biencourt and Destroismaisons families. Names, aliases, places of origin, names of spouses and parents, and dates of arrival in Canada.

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