Etienne Lessard, Militiaman | A Portrait Gallery of Traditional Quebec Life, Trades & Professions
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Etienne Lessard was a militia trainer who arrived in Quebec in 1646 and became co-seigneur of the Lanoraie fief in 1688. He and his wife Marguerite Sevestre had many children including six boys who survived.
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1846 arrival must be a typo.
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