Marie was born in BET 1631 AND 1633 in Michillimakinac (Nation des Outiataronons) (Algonquin, Odawa, Ottawa) , the daughter of unknown parents.
[Note 3]She died in JAN 1699 in Trois-Rivières, Trois-Rivières, Mauricie QC .
She had two marriages/partners. Her first husband was Pierre Couc dit Lefebvre, who she married on 16 APR 1657 in Trois-Rivières, Trois-Rivières, Mauricie QC . Their ten known children were Louis (1659-1709), Marie-Angélique (1662-1750), Marie (1663-?), Marguerite Josette (1664-?), Élisabeth (1667-?), Madeleine (1669-?), Jean-Baptiste (1673-?), Pierre (?-?), Pierre (?-?) and Jeanne (?-?).
Her second husband was Anon Assababich, who she married in ABT 1645. The place has not been found. Their two known children were Pierre (c1650-?) and Catherine (c1652-?).
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| Birth | BET 1631 AND 1633 |
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| Death | JAN 1699 |
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| Baptism | 6 NOV 1650 |
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| Burial | 8 JAN 1699 |
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Note 1
NATION OUTIATARONONS
AUTRE SURNOM: Mitromingué
The symbol "8" in words of the Algonquian language stands for the sound "ou" after a consonant and "w" before a vowel. During the 17th-18th centuries, there were no "ou" or "w" sounds in the French language. Therefore, the Jesuits used the symbol "8" to represent these sounds. The symbol "8" in a word will indicate that it is of the Algonquian language, spoken by many tribes along the east of North America, one of which was the Algonkin or Algonquin.
Note 2
Mite8ameg8k8e was born about 1631-1633, in the "Nations des
Ouionontateronon", the Weskarini Band of the Algonkin Tribe, in the area
between the Ottawa and the St-Maurice rivers in Québec.
Note 3
Weskarini Band of the Algonkin Tribe