In the early 1700s, sieur Hazeur cedes the seigniory to his progeniture, Michel Sarrazin, member of the colony's Upper Council. |
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As well as the seigniory of Brion, he held the titles of comte de Charny and comte de Buzançois. |
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East of that part of Mingan seigniory controlled by the Company and in the southern part of Upper Canada were some independent traders. |
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In the late 1830s, it is told that fishermen from St-Thomas-de-Montmagny inhabit the seigniory of Grande-Vallée des Monts, but in summer only. |
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Established as a seigniory in 1657, Longueuil is well known as a fine place to live. |
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On April 16, 1647, Pierre Le Gardeur de Repentigny was granted the seigniory of Repentigny. |
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The administrative district of Roeselare once belonged to the seigniory of Wijnendale, one of the most prominent seigniories in Flanders. |
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I think it is safe to say that Charles LeMoyne would be satisfied indeed if he could see what has become of his seigniory. |
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O'Neal never had any seigniory over that country but what by encroachment he got upon the English. |
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Discovered by the French navigator Jacques Cartier in 1535 and named after Maurice Poulin, who was granted a seigniory north of its mouth in 1668, the river first served as a fur-trading route. |
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The seigniory of Grande-Vallée des Monts was ceded by Louis de Buade de Frontenac, at the time governor of Nouvelle-France, on the 23rd of March 1691 to sieur François Hazeur, bourgeois merchant in the village of Québec. |
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At the earliest, when taking possession of the seigniory LeParc and Villeray, the pioneers, from the forest, cut their plot of land on the first concession. |
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First seigniory of the region and a service and industrial hub. |
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Wishing to push the population of the seigniory forward into the forest, the Jesuits undertook to establish a burg or a village on the hillside overlooking the valley of the Saint Charles River. |
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In 1776 Joseph Tixier-Dubreuil, a bourgeois from Felletin, a market town near Banizette, bought the seigniory thus saving the Estate from the Revolution. |
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The city later became an independent seigniory. |
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