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OLIVIER CHARBONNEAU (1)
b. 1611 Maran diocese of La Rochelle, France
d. bur 21 Nov 1687 Pointe aux Trembles Montreal (Aspenpoint)
m. Marie Marguerite GARNIER in France before 31 Dec 1655
b.
d.
Children: (born before 1766 - there could be other children b. after 1766)
i. Anne b. 11 Apr 1657 in France d. 11 Apr 1729 m. 23 Nov 1671 in Montreal
Guillaume LABELLE
ii. Joseph b. 16 Dec 1660 in Montreal d. 24 Sep 1722 St Francois de Sales m. 8 Jan 1688 in Boucherville Anne PICARD
iii. Jean b. 3 Nov 1662 Montreal d. 7 Jan 1730 Varennes m. 15 Jul 1686 Boucherville Marie Jeanne PICARD
iv. Elisabeth (Isabelle) b. 11 Jul 1664 Montreal d. 18 Feb 1738 St Francois de Sales m. before 5 Mar 1681 Andre CYR
v. Michel b. 2 Oct 1666 Montreal d. 3 May 1724 Bouchervlle, m. 12 Nov 1692 Boucherville Marguerite DENOYON
MICHEL CHARBONNEAU (2, Olivier 1)
b. 2 Oct 1666 Montreal
d. bur 3 May 1724 Buocherville
m. 12 Nov 1692 Boucherville Marguerite DENOYON d/o Jean Baptiste Denoyon and
Marie CHAUVIN and brother of Jacques Denoyon
b.20 Aug 1673
d.
Children: (born Boucherville except Jean Baptiste)
i. Marie m. 7 Nov 1712 Louis REGUINDAU
ii. Jacqus m. 29 Oct 1725 Marie Francoise LAMOUREUX
iii. Jean Baptiste m. 10 Jan 1729 Marie Catherine DENIAU
iv. Michel m. 12 Oct 1722 Genevieve LACROIX
v. Marguerite m. 27 Sep 1723 Jean Baptiste SICOTLA dit LIBERETE
vi. Pierre m. 26 May 1732 Angelique Marie Anne FAVREAU
vii. Marie Louise m. 10 Feb 1727 Louis QUAYDARAGONGUAY
MICHEL CHARBONNEAU, JR (3, Michel 2, Olivier 1)
b.22 Nov 1699 Boucherville
d.
m. 12 Oct 1722 Genevieve LACROIX (Geneveva Babin dit Richaume) d/o Pierre
BABIN dit LACROIX and Magdelene RICHAUME
b. 1730 Boucherville
d.
Children:
i. Marie Madeline b. 1723 d. 1723
ii. Marie Madeliene b. 1724 d. 1733, age 9
iii. Michel m. 1747 Marie Madeleine ROBERT
iv. Jean Baptiste b. 1727 d. 1728, age 1
v. Pierre m. 1754 Marie Louise PETIT
vi. Joseph b. 1730 d. 1731, age 1
vii. Francois b. 1731 d. infancy
viii. Marie Anne m. 1756 Pierre LABADIE
ix. Jean Baptiste b. 1734 d. infancy
x. Jean Baptiste b. 1735 m. 1756 Marguerite DENIAU
xi. Elisabeth b. 1736 d. 1744, age 8
xii. Marie Madeleine b. 1738 d. 1738
xiii. Francois b. 1739 d. 1739
xiv. Gabriel b. 1740 d. 1744, age 4
JEAN BAPTISTE CHARBONNEAU (4, Michel, Jr 3, Michel 2, Olivier 1)
b. 1735 or 1727
bur 17 Jun 1791 Detroit MI
m. Oct 10 1756 Boucherville Marguerite DENIAU d/o Pierre and Marie Angelique
JOACHIM (Reguindeau per Denissen)
b.19 Apr 1735 Longueuil
d.
Children: (born before 1766)
i. Marguerite b. 15 May 1757 Boucherville
ii. Francoise b. 24 Oct 1759 Boucherville
iii. Jean Baptiste b. 7 Dec 1761 Chambly
iv. Marie Amable b.5 Sep 1763 Pointe Olivier St Mathias
v. Marie Therese b. 1 Apr 1765 Boucherville
(born aftaer 1766)
vi. Toussaint b. 21 Mar 1767 Boucherville
(possibly other children born after 1767)
TOUSSAINT CHARBONNEAU (Jean Baptiste 4, Michel, Jr. 3, Michel 2, Olivier 1)
b. 21 Mar 1767
d. possibly at Fort Mandan after 1837
took as wife Sacagawea (Shoshone) ca 1803/4
b. ca 1790
d. 1812 Fort Mandan
Children:
i. Jean Baptiste ("Pomp" meaning first born)
b. 11 Feb 1805 Fort Mandan (was raised by William Clark)
bp 28 Dec 1809 St Louis Old Cathedral Parish
d. 16 May 1866 age 61 in Cow Creek, Danner, Oregon
OBITUARY
Placer Herald of Auburn, California July 7, 1866
J. B. Charbonneau Death of a California Pioneer
A letter announcing the death of Jean Baptiste Charbonneau who left the country some weeks ago with two companions for Montana Territory. this letter is from one of the party who says, "Mr. Charbonneau was taken sick with mountain fever on the Owyhee and died after a short illness. He had remained here with little intermission until his departure for the gold fields of Montana, which strangely enough was the scene of his birth. His father was a French Canadian and his mother a half breed of the Crow tribe. As a young man he went to Europe. At breaking out of the Mexican War was engaged as a guide and came to California. He determined to return to the scene of his youth, but the weight of years was too much for him, and he now sleeps alone by the bright waters of the Owyhee." The Owyhee Avalanche, Ruby City later moved to Silver city Idaho, gave another obituary on
June 2, 1866. "At Inskip ranch, Cow Creek in Jordan Valley, Jean Baptiste Charbonneau, aged 63 years, of pneumonia. Was born at St Louis, Missouri, one of the oldest trappers and pioneers; piloted the Mormon Brigade. Resided Placer County, was on route to Montana."
The Children of Sacagawea & Toussaint Charbonneau
Jean Baptiste Charbonneau lived at least until 1866. His life can be traced through various records of explorers and fur traders up until that time. He was said to be a remarkable man; superior as a guide and trapper, but also well-educated and conversant in French, German and Spanish as well as his native Shoshone. He was with Prince Paul of Wurttemberg on his travels of the American West in 1823, and returned with him to Germany where he stayed for several years, returning in 1829.
He was with Jim Bridger in 1832, with Kit Carson in 1839 and in charge of a fur-trading party in 1842 when they met Charles Fremont. He was included in George Frederick Ruxton's book, "Life in the Far West" as one of the important fur traders of that time. He was with Lt. Abert on an exploration down the Canadian River and with Col. Philip Cooke and his troops from New Mexico to California. In 1866 he started for the gold fields in Montana and Idaho, but is said to have died on Cow Creek near the present town of Danner, Oregon in 1866. Shoshone oral traditions, however, say that he returned to his tribe during that time and was re-united with his mother, Sacajawea where he lived until his death in 1885.
Lisette Charbonneau died 15 or 16 June 1832, age 21, Old Cathederal St. Louis, MO
Clark Guardianship 11 August 1813 Orphans Court Records in St. Louis Missouri:
The court appoints (John Luttig crossed out) William Clark Guardian to the Infant children of Toussant Charbonneau deceased*, to wit Tousant** a boy about the age of ten years and Lisette Charbonneau a girl about one year old. The said infant children not being possessed of any property within the knowledge of the court, the said Guardian is not required to give bond.
* Toussaint Charbonneau did not die until many years later
** child's name was John-Baptiste
Great Grandmother of Toussaint Charbonneau
Marguerite Denoyon was the daughter of Jean Baptiste Denoyon and Marie Chauvin
Marie Chauvin was the only child of Marin Chauvin & Marie Gillette Banne.
After the death of Marin Chauvin, Gillette Banne married Jacques Bertault.
They in turn had six children one of whom was Elisabeth-Therese bp Jan 1659. Elisabeth was married at age 12 to Julien Latouche, age 30. Latouche turned out to be lazy, domineering, abusive and alcoholic. Elisabeth and her parents murdered Latouche. JacquesBertault & Gillette Banne were hanged for this crime 9 June 1672, Gillette being the first female hanged in Canada. Because of her young age Elisabeth was spared death.
Marguerite Denoyon was the sister of Jacques Denoyon who married in 1704 Abigail Stebbins of Deerfield MA just prior to the French-Indian raid on Deerfield. There is endless information on Jacques Denoyon and Abigail Stebbins whose family came to New England in 1634.
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