she was his first wife, died, and is not my direct relation. A worthy footnote.

Here is the certificate of the first wedding of your ancestor Francois Le Flem :
“Francois Le Flem, about 26, son of late Pierre and Isabelle Le Tinevez (no doubt here) from Camlez on the one hand, and Marie Tecle (?) Le Grouiec daughter of Francois and Marguerite Omnes from (I cannot identify the village) … were married the 22d November 1791 …”
Signatures : the Francois Le Flem who signs on the left is not the groom who signs in the middle F Le Flem. There is no indication on who the first one is. The bride signs Mari Griec. I suspect that they could only sign their names but not write or read.

From wedding certificate of son:

Wedding of Yves Le Flem and Catherine Le Boulanger 01/10/1829 in Camlez :
Yves Le Flem, born 21/05/1806 in Camlez, employed in a farm
son of Francois Le Flem and Francoise Le Perf (dead)
with Catherine Le Boulanger, born 08/1804 in Camlez
daughter of Francois Le Boulanger (dead) and Marie Hyacinthe Guiomar
They cannot sign (only the last 2 witness sign).

Wedding 18 Prairial 10th year of the Republic (= 7 June 1802)
Francois Le Flem widower of Marie Le Grouic (?) born in Coatreven, ploughman in Camlez, son of the late Pierre Le Flem and Izabeau (= Isabeau = Isabelle = Elisabeth) Le Tinevez
with Francoise Le Flem, 24, born in Minihy-Treguier on June 5 1778, legitimate daughter of Yves Le Perf and Marie Yvonne Sybil, residents of Minihy
Witness :
Yves Le Perf, father of the bride, 64, ploughman “journalier” (means that he was a farm employee paid on a daily basis)
Marie Yvonne Sybil, mother of the bride, 55,
Felix Le Perf, brother of the bride, 25, farm boy in Treguier
Jean Fraval, 25, farm boy in Camlez
Signature : F Leflem

Baptism certtificate:
“Francois legitimate son of Pierre Le Flem and Isabelle Le Tynevez his wife born December 3 1763 was solemnly baptized the same day had for godfather and godmother Francois Le Flem and Claudine Caran (or Cavan) who does not sign
The godfather signs.”