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Terres ancestrales Sabourin- , seigneurie Vaudreuil, Québec
TERRES ANCESTRALES SABOURIN, "AU DESSUS DU FIEF CAVAGNAL" seigneurie de VAUDREUIL, aujourd'hui: Hudson, Québec.  Source, Cybermagazine Patrimoine des Laurentides Aveu et Dénombrement du fief Cavagnal 11 juillet 1781 Sources: Michel Eustache Gaspard Alain Chartier de Lotbinière (Annoté par Mariette Hogue - 2001) Les censitaires en 1781 - en caractères gras De l’ouest (Lot # 24) à l'est (Lot # 1) rive sud du Lac des Deux Montagnes.    Liste des propriétaires qui ont occupé des terres à Vaudreuil de 1702 à 1956 Source: Jeannotte, Adhemar(ancien curé de Vaudreuil), Terres de Vaudreuil et Liste des propriétaires qui les ont occupées de 1702 à 1956 ; Sabourin, Yvon, Les terres ancestrales des Sabourin, L’Outaouais Généalogique, bulletin de la Société de Généalogie de l’Outaouais, jan.-fév. 1986 et mars-avril 1988. Banque-Parchemin, Archiv-Histo Transcription - Mariette Hogue 2001 T.4 ( Terrier 4 ) Concession au dessus de Cavagnal, Como auj. Hudson. Québec    Carte de la côte Vaudreuil  Le cas des trois Jean-Baptiste par Mariette Hogue  Autres noms identiques - Deux couples portent les mêmes noms : Paul Sabourin et Josephte Séguin Les 2 Paul Sabourin sont cousins. Pour les différencier, on les désigne: 1. Paul Sabourin, le capitaine de milice Paul Sabourin (1731-1798 d. 66 ans) capitaine de milice (fils de Jean-Baptiste Sabourin & Sarah Hanson) et son épouse Josèphe Séguin (~1738-1814 d. 76 ans) (fille de Louis Seguin & Marie-Anne Raizenne /Rising) 2.Paul Sabourin dit Castonguay Il porte le patronyme de Pierre Castonguay, le 2ème mari de sa mère. Paul Sabourin dit Castonguay (1744-1809 d. 65 ans) (fils de Jean-Baptiste Sabourin & Anastasie Raizenne) etson épouse Josèphe Séguin (1751-1779 d. 28 ans) (fille de Jean-Baptiste Séguin & Marie-Josèphe Magdeleine) Et pour brouiller davantage les pistes, les pères des deux Paul s'appellent Jean-Baptiste. Vous trouvez que c'est assez compliqué comme ça? Bien ,les deux Paul vivent au même rang de la concession Pointe Cavagnal,seigneurie de Vaudreuil ( aujourd'hui Hudson, Québec.) Which Sabourin family lived at Greenwood Centre for Living History 254 Main Street, in Hudson,Quebec ? Source, Greenwood Center According to my research and that of Yvon Sabourin, and corroborated by other researchers, the Greenwood Centre, Lot #14, was not the residence of Jean-Baptiste and Sarah Hanson as is often indicated. It was the home of his brother Jacques and his wife Jeanne Aumay. The Sabourin-Aumay couple then transferred the ownership of their land to their son Jean-Baptiste and his wife Amable Brabant. Therein lies the confusion. It was Jean-Baptiste the nephew who lived in what is now the Greenwood Centre and not his uncle Jean-Baptiste (Sarah Hanson). To add to the confusion, Lot # 15 immediately west of Greenwood, was owned by another Jean-Baptiste, this one a Seguin. Selon les cadastres et les actes notariés consultés, Jean Baptiste Sabourin et Sarah Hanson n’étaient pas les propriétaires de la terre où est présentement situé le Centre d'histoire vivante Greenwood à Hudson. Cette terre appartenait à Jacques, le frère de Jean-Baptiste, Jacques et son épouse Jeanne Aumais l'ont ensuite vendue à leur fils Jean-Baptiste. On aurait confondu l’oncle Jean-Baptiste Sabourin avec son neveu également nommé Jean Baptiste Sabourin. Jean Baptiste et Sarah Hanson habitaient le Lot # 10, situé le long de la rue Bellevue (intersection Rue Main) en face du quai du traversier d’Oka. The documents describing the lots in the 1st Concession of Pointe Cavagnal, seignory of Vaudreuil, reveal the followin: Lot #10 Jean-Baptiste Sabourin and Sarah Hanson lived one kilometre east of the Greenwood Centre. This lot is located at the west corner of the Main Street and Chemin Bellevue Road intersection next to the Oka Ferry landing. The notarized document describing Jean-Baptiste and Sarah Hanson's property declares it iwas located by the railway station. Today a small park marks the location / Aujourd’hui la gare n'existe plus mais un petit parc a été aménagé sur ce lieu, longeant la voie ferrée. - 1732 , 20 Oct. - Jean-Baptiste Sabourin, captain of militia, is granted Lot 10, 4 x 30 arpents of land on 20 October 1732. This verbal agreement with the seigneur will be formalized on 21 March - 1743 after the lands were surveyed. (notary Simonnet). - 1770 , 13 Feb. - Jean-Baptiste transfers the ownership of this lot to his son Paul, the captain of the militia, and his son-in-law Pierre Villeneuve, husband of Amable Thérèse Sabourin. (notary Vuatier). - 1800, 4 Nov. -This land remains in the Sabourin family until 4 November 1800 when it is sold to Louis and Urbain Lecompte for 3000 livres (notary Deguire) Nine other owners will occupy this land before the Delesderniers family buys it on 3 January, 1851. Lot #11 Paul Sabourin, son of Jean-Baptiste and Sarah, owned Lot # 11, lot bordering the north-west side of Lot #10. Lot #14 - Location of Greenwood Centre for Living History Jean-Baptiste's brother, Jacques Sabourin and his wife Jeanne Aumais were the owners of this lot - 1742, 22 March - Jacques Sabourin buys Lot # 14 - 1770, 22 Feb. - Jacques transfers ownership of Lot # 14 to his son, Jean-Baptiste (wife Amable Brabant) (notary T. Vuatier). - 1793 – Lot # 14 stays in the Sabourin family (51 yrs) until 1793 when it is sold to Antoine St. Denis - 1797, 14 Nov. Lot # 14 reverts back to members of a Sabourin family when a Jean-Baptiste Sabourin and André Sabourin purchase the lot - 1829, 5 Sept. The Delesderniers family buys Lot #14. Lot #15 - Immediately west of Greenwood - 1743, 24 Jan. Lot 15 is granted to Jean-Baptiste Séguin and his wife Marie Catherine Raizenne. (notary Simonnet). The Delesderniers family purchased this lot in 1829. No Sabourin occupied this land. Catherine's sister, Anastasie, resides on Lot #4 Lot #4 - 1750, 29 April - Anastasie Raizenne, widow of yet another Jean-Baptiste Sabourin, and her second husband Pierre Castonguay, purchase Lot #4, 3 x 30 arpents, today designated as Pointe Boyer.. It is located 2 kilometres east of Greenwood and 1 km east of the Oka Ferry. After you reach Montée Manson, drive approx. ¼ km further to where the flickering lights and signs indicate a sharp curve in the road . - 1771, 4 April - Lot #4 is then given to Paul Sabourin dit Castonguay, Anastasie’s son from her first marriage to Jean-Baptiste Sabourin, (This Jean-Baptiste is the son of Pierre Sabourin and Barbe Seguin). - 1802, 17 Aug. Paul Sabourin.-Castonguay will then transfer ownership of Lot #4 to his son Théodore. - 1814, 5 Sept. Théodore sells it to Charles Thomas and John McNabb. SOCIÉTÉ HISTORIQUE DE HUDSON / HUDSON HISTORICAL SOCIETY La Société Historique de Hudson a publiée plusieurs ouvrages susceptibles d'être d'intérêt . Publications Author: Maben W. Poirier – Earliest Resident - Cet article porte sur Marcellin Pharand, l'époux de Josephte Sabourin, fille de Jacques et de Jeanne Aumais. Société Historique de Hudson Historic Hudson - Old Cavagnal. Author(s): Celia Nelson, ISBN number: 1-895821-02-9, Book price: $15.00 *June 2017 Historical buildings of Cavagnal with sketches of each by G. Sherwood. Heritage and Stately Buildings of Hudson, Quebec. Heritage and Stately Buildings of Hudson, Quebec. Historical Buildings of Hudson and Area 1792-1913 Author(s): Rod L. Hodgson, ISBN number: 1-895821-13-4, Book price: $15.00 *Aug 2016 Historical buildings of the region with sketches by various local artists. A timeline... ca 1890: On February 17th, the first train belonging to Vaudreuil-Prescott Railway Co. passes through Hudson on its ... much worse had it not been for the bravery of a C.P.R. train engineer, who, while waiting at Rigaud train station for a signal to ..blog entry - poirmw - 2015-04-21 11:56 - Hudson Station 1910 Hudson Train Station, 1910. From a postcard. (Buildings, Transportation, Views ... image - - 2008-12-30 16:12 - 4 attachments HHS Archive An early resident... Montreal companies–Vickers, comes to mind–would rent a train to transport their employees to the area. The train would stop more or less where the road down to the beach is located... blog entry - poirmw - 2010-03-22 16:36 - H HS Monthly meeting & Speaker Mon 13 Jan @ 07:30 PM / Reunion mensuel et conférencier lundi 13 Janvier @19:30 Michel Brunet : Trains of Hudson / trains de Hudson - 642 Main Hudson Qc The Hudson Historical Society is proud to present Michel Brunet, who will be speaking to us about local railroads, particularly, the Grand Trunk Railroad and its history. He will have on display many historical artifacts, some of which were manufactured here in Hudson. |
