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The life of Genevieve Le Parmentier
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In March 1636, Geneviève Le Parmentier, widow of Guillaume Chaussier, a master cook in Paris, France, entered a legal settlement with surgeon Charles Le Rognon. The published abstract records his undertaking to support and raise a child, and a payment of 150 livres: half received, half promised within eight months. Geneviève said she could not sign.
Thirty years later, another agreement names her as Charles’s wife. It concerned the estate of her deceased daughter Thomasse Chaussée and Thomasse’s husband, the potter Antoine Farcy. These two acts place Geneviève in negotiations about a child’s support and a daughter’s inheritance.
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As Guillaume Chaussier’s widow, entered a settlement with surgeon Charles Le Rognon concerning support of an unnamed child and 150 livres, partly paid and partly promised.
Paris, France
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An agreement identified Geneviève as Charles Le Rognon’s wife and concerned the estate of her deceased daughter Thomasse Chaussée and son-in-law Antoine Farcy.
Paris, France
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Child-support and estate agreements — Paris, France.
Paris, France
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Probable family association — Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois.
Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois
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Genevieve Le Parmentier
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