It's believed that Madeleine is the daughter of Helie II de Tillet, Baron de Nogent and Francoise de Faucon, but that hasn't been proven. (Madeleine's maiden name might possibly be Elie).
Madeline married Philippe Mius d'Entrement in 1648, in Calvados. Madeleine came to Nova Scotia in 1641, with her husband and their daughter Marguerite. They settled in Poboncoup (now Pubnico), Nova Scotia. They left this area for a time, but had returned by 1671, when they were in the Acadian Census.
Madeline married Philippe Mius d'Entrement in 1648, in Calvados. Madeleine came to Nova Scotia in 1641, with her husband and their daughter Marguerite. They settled in Poboncoup (now Pubnico), Nova Scotia. They left this area for a time, but had returned by 1671, when they were in the Acadian Census.
It's believed that Madeleine is the daughter of Helie II de Tillet, Baron de Nogent and Francoise de Faucon, but that hasn't been proven. (Madeleine's maiden name might possibly be Elie).
Madeline married Philippe Mius d'Entrement in 1648, in Calvados. Madeleine came to Nova Scotia in 1641, with her husband and their daughter Marguerite. They settled in Poboncoup (now Pubnico), Nova Scotia. They left this area for a time, but had returned by 1671, when they were in the Acadian Census.
Madeline married Philippe Mius d'Entrement in 1648, in Calvados. Madeleine came to Nova Scotia in 1641, with her husband and their daughter Marguerite. They settled in Poboncoup (now Pubnico), Nova Scotia. They left this area for a time, but had returned by 1671, when they were in the Acadian Census.
