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arthurhistory.com - Person Sheet
NameMarie Garnier 
Birth21 Feb 1643, Plougonver, France
Death10 Oct 1683, Quemper-Guézennec, France
Burial11 Oct 1683, Quemper-Guézennec, France
FatherHenry Hoüarné (-1681)
MotherJeanne Lucas (~1615-)
Spouses
Birthabt 1644
Death6 Apr 1679, Quemper-Guézennec, France
Burial7 Apr 1679, Quemper-Guézennec, France
FatherJean Moignet (-1696)
MotherMarie Nicol
Marriage29 Jul 1666, Quemper-Guézennec, France
ChildrenSébastien (1670-1710)
Notes for Marie Garnier
Birth certificate:
Marie daughter of Henry Hoüarné and Jeanne Lucas was baptized by me priest on Saturday 21st of February 1643 whose godparents were Louys Lucas and Marie le Borgne.
Notes from Xavier: “Marie Garnier is the wife of Nicolas Moignet and based ont the data we have she was born in Plougonver around 1643.
There are no Garnier in Plougonver at this period but there is a family named Houarné.
The spelling of Marie’s name in the records of Q-G is not always clearly Garnier : at the wedding it is spelled Quarnier.
Houarné and Garnier do not sound the same but are relatively close.
I have come across such situations when a name was modified when a person moved from one place to another.
This is to say that my feeling is that the Marie Houarné born in 1643 is same person than the Marie “Garnier” we are looking for.”
Death certificate:
The 10th day of October 1683 died Marie Garnier in the communion of the Church after receiving the sacraments and aged about 40 ; her body was buried the following day in the parochial church of Q-G. in presence of Mr. Jan Moignet, Jan Le Doc, Marie Nicol and others, the funeral celebrated by me undersigned priest of the said parish
Marie daughter of Henry Hoüarné and Jeanne Lucas was baptized by me priest on Saturday 21st of February 1643 whose godparents were Louys Lucas and Marie le Borgne.
Notes from Xavier: “Marie Garnier is the wife of Nicolas Moignet and based ont the data we have she was born in Plougonver around 1643.
There are no Garnier in Plougonver at this period but there is a family named Houarné.
The spelling of Marie’s name in the records of Q-G is not always clearly Garnier : at the wedding it is spelled Quarnier.
Houarné and Garnier do not sound the same but are relatively close.
I have come across such situations when a name was modified when a person moved from one place to another.
This is to say that my feeling is that the Marie Houarné born in 1643 is same person than the Marie “Garnier” we are looking for.”
Death certificate:
The 10th day of October 1683 died Marie Garnier in the communion of the Church after receiving the sacraments and aged about 40 ; her body was buried the following day in the parochial church of Q-G. in presence of Mr. Jan Moignet, Jan Le Doc, Marie Nicol and others, the funeral celebrated by me undersigned priest of the said parish
Notes for Nicolas (Spouse 1)
Birth notes from Xavier: “Nicolas Moignet : born ca 1644, parisher of Q-G. at his wedding ; did not find any brother/sister in Q-C around that date ; suspect he was born elsewhere.”
Marriage certificate:
The 29th of July 1666 after the banns duly made … I undersigned Henry Leon- (?) priest of the parish of Plougonnec residing in the manor of Cleudon (?) certifies having married Nicolas Moignet my parisher and Marie Garnier (You may have her as Gasnier) from the parish of Plougonnec in presence of M. Gilles and François Le Chappellain, Me Jan and Vincent Moignet and I gave them the wedding benediction during the mass
Death certificate:
The 6th of April 1679 died in the communion of the Church after receiving the sacraments Nicolas Moignet aged about 35 his body was buried in the parochial church of Q-G. the 7th of the said month and assisted Marie Garnier his widow, Mr Jan Moignet , Vincent Moignet and several others who do not sign, the funerals celebrated by the undersigned priest of the parish
Marriage certificate:
The 29th of July 1666 after the banns duly made … I undersigned Henry Leon- (?) priest of the parish of Plougonnec residing in the manor of Cleudon (?) certifies having married Nicolas Moignet my parisher and Marie Garnier (You may have her as Gasnier) from the parish of Plougonnec in presence of M. Gilles and François Le Chappellain, Me Jan and Vincent Moignet and I gave them the wedding benediction during the mass
Death certificate:
The 6th of April 1679 died in the communion of the Church after receiving the sacraments Nicolas Moignet aged about 35 his body was buried in the parochial church of Q-G. the 7th of the said month and assisted Marie Garnier his widow, Mr Jan Moignet , Vincent Moignet and several others who do not sign, the funerals celebrated by the undersigned priest of the parish
Notes for Nicolas & Marie (Family)
The 29th of July 1666 after the banns duly made … I undersigned Henry Leon- (?) priest of the parish of Plougonnec residing in the manor of Cleudon (?) certifies having married Nicolas Moignet my parisher and Marie Garnier (You may have her as Gasnier) from the parish of Plougonnec in presence of M. Gilles and François Le Chappellain, Me Jan and Vincent Moignet and I gave them the wedding benediction during the mass