Philippe AMIOT n. 1602 Chartres, Eveche de Soissons, Picardie, France d. 26 SEP 1639 Québec City, Québec, Canada: Famille Amyot

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Naissance 1602 Chartres, Eveche de Soissons, Picardie, France

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Décès 26 sept 1639 Québec City, Québec, Canada

ID personne I1 Amyot | Amyot

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Famille Anne CONVENT, n. 1601, Estrée, St Quentin, Soissons, France , d. 25 déc 1675, Québec City, Québec, Canada

Mariage 22 nov 1625

Enfants

	1. Jean AMIOT, n. 1625, d. 23 mai 1648
>	2. Mathieu AMIOT dit VILLENEUVE, n. 23 mai 1628, Soissons, Aisne, Picardie, France , d. 18 déc 1688, Québec City, Québec, Canada
>	3. Jean-Gencien AMIOT, n. 1635, Chartres, Eveche de Soissons, Picardie, France , d. 16 avr 1708
>	4. Charles AMIOT dit VINCELOTTE, n. 26 août 1636, Québec City, Québec, Canada , d. 10 déc 1669, Québec City, Québec, Canada

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	Naissance - 1602 - Chartres, Eveche de Soissons, Picardie, France
	Décès - 26 sept 1639 - Québec City, Québec, Canada

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Photos		Philippe Amyot Drawing of Philippe Amyot

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		Monument de Louis Hébert La plaque sur le monument de Louis Hébert contient toutes les premières familles fondatrices du Québec qui inclus Philippe Amyot et Anne Convent.

Notes	Philippe Amyot arrived in Canada in the summer of 1635 from Soissons. He was accompanied by his wife, Anne Convent, and two sons, Jean and Mathieu. On August 26 1636, he baptised another son, Charles at Québec. Four years after his arrival in New France, Philippe Amyot died. However, through his sons, Mathieu and Charles, he established a long line of descendants which today number in the thousands. Mathieu Amyot was a decisive and entrepreneurial man. He was granted land concessions at Trois Rivières, Sillerie, and neat Québec. From the last concession he took the name Villeneuve since it was situated near pointe Villeneuve. With that pace, it is no wonder that he became one of the notable settlers in the colony. The intendant, Jean Talon, sought to obtain a title for him from the king. These were granted by Louis XIV in 1668, but unfortunately Mathieu Amyot failed to have them registered with the sovereign council of New France and they became worthless. Although he was titled, he never became a Noble. He died December 18, 1688. His brother, Charles, who was ten years younger, started to travel with the missionaries at 14. Aside from being a merchant living in the lower town (of Québec), he received many land grants. The importance of the role he played in Québec placed him among the most noted of the time. Unfortunately, Charles Amyot died at an early are on December 10 1669 only nine years after his marriage. Source: http://www.leveillee.net/ancestry/histnotes.htm Originaire de l'Evêcher de Soissons, Philippe Amyot passa au Canada dans le courant de l'été de 1635. Il était accompagné de sa femme, Anne Convent, et de ses deux fils Jean et Mathieu. Le 26 Août 1636, il faisait baptiser un autre garçon, Charles à Québec. Trois ans après, Philippe Amyot mourut. Il n'avait passé que quatres ans en Nouvelle France, mais celà lui avait suffi pour implanter solidement sur la terre canadienne grâce à ses deux fils Mathieu et Charles, un nom qui est porté aujourd'hui par des millers de ses descendants. Mathieu Amyot, était un homme décidé et entreprenant. Tour à tour, il se fit octroyer des concessions aux Trois-Rivières, à Sillery, puis dans la région de Québec. C'est même de cette dernière concession qu'il tira son nom de "Villeneuve", car cette terre était située "au dessus de la pointe vulgairement appelée pointe Villeneuve". A ce régime, Mathieu Amyot devint bientôt l'un des principaux habitants de la colonie. L'intendant Jean Talon fit donc pour lui une demande d'anoblissement. Les lettres de noblesse furent octroyées par Louis XIV en 1668, mais malheureusement Mathieu Amyot oublia de les faire enregistrer au Conseil Souverain de la Nouvelle- France, si bien qu'elles n'eurent aucune valeur. Bien qu'anobli, Mathieu Amyot ne fut donc jamais réellement noble. In mourut le 18 décembre 1688. Son frère, Charles, de dix ans plus jeune, commença àvoyager à l'âge de 14 ans avec les missionnaires. Bien que marchand résidant dans la Basse-Ville de Québec, il reçu lui aussi plusieurs concessions de terres. L'importance qu'il prit dans la vie québecoise le classa bientôt parmi les notables de la ville. Malheureusement Charles Amyot fut enlevé trop jeune. Il mourut en effet le 10 décembre 1669, soit neuf ans selement après son marriage. Source: http://www.leveillee.net/ancestry/ancetres1.htm#amiot He was born in Picardie around 1600.In around 1625 he got married in Estrée ( Today Couvre, in the district of L'Aisne ) in Soissonais with Anne Convent the daughter of Guillaume Convent and Antoinette de Longval. We don't know much about the life of Philippe and Anne Convent in France. We have found a act of sale from Antoine Courand notary. In this act of sale of the Notary Courand 20th january 1626, we find out that Philippe Amyot bought the house of Antoinette Longeuval in Espiré. Must a been a big house. In the act, the house have 14 rooms and (32 arpents de terre ) In the spring of 1635 Philippe Amyot and his wife their two sons, Mathieu and Jean boarded a ship in Dieppe destination New France. In the beginning of the summer they arrived in Kébec. It was during th time of M.Champlain. I was not there, but I presume that M.Champlain was on the roads whit his straw hat, his whip and his wagon, and his pair of bulls to greet these new arrivals, the minute they arrived. In those days it's was not often that a contingent of new arrivals landed. Usually it occurred only once a year. What did philippe Amyot do in Kébec ? We don't know. When he died we still don't know ? However its certain that he died in the year 1639. The burial act was not registered in the record of Quebec. Certain alledge that he died by drowning, and because his body was never found, they never registered his death. Other presumed that they just simply forgot to re-enter his burial act when they reconstructed that the parish register after the fire in the chapel Notre-Dame de la Recouvrance, in 1640. Notary Audouart 7th September 1639 inventoried of the possesion of Philippe Amyot In September 1639, Anne Convent, the widow of Philippe Amyot, married Jacques Maheu ; they had two sons and one daughter. She became widow once again in July 1663, she married for a third time a man by the name of Etienne Balnchon dit Larose. ( Notary contract Bequet the 5th may, 1666 ) She was 65 and Etienne 35. Though scandal was not in vogue in Québec at that time, it must have made good gossip ; just the age different alone was enough. ( Notary Duquet 10th January 1676 inventoried of Etienne Blanchon & Anne convent ) The 5th January, 1674 she gives to the children of her son Mathieu an estate located in the bases ville of Québec. ( Act of Bequet ) Unfortunately this property will later be dispute between Marie Minville and her Children. Anne convent died in 1674 ( Notary Becquet 23th Febuary 1674 Testament of Anne Convent ) Source: http://www.geocities.com/philippeamyot/HistoireAmyotAng.html Philippe Amyot Le texte suivant est tiré du Recueil de Généalogies, Frère Eloi Gérard, Mariste : Il fut la souche des familles Amyot connues dans notre histoire sous les noms de Amyot dit Villeneuve, Amyot dit Vincelot ou Vincelotte, Amuyot dit Neuville et Amyot dit Larpinière. Originaire de Chartres, en Fance, Philippe Amyot passa dans la Nouvelle-France en 1635 ou en 1636 avec sa femme Anne Convent et ses enfants Mathieu, né à Chartres en 1628, et Jean-Gencien, également né à Chartres en 1635. Un troisième enfant, Charles, naquit à Québec le 26 août 1636, peu après l'arrivée de la famille au pays. On ne trouve nulle part l'acte de sépulture de Philippe Amyot. Nous croyons toutefois qu'il mourut ici peu avant 1639. Sa veuve se remaria avec Jacques Maheu, puis avec Etienne Blanchon dit Larose. Source: http://www.geocities.com/amiot_connections/page3.html