The Genealogy of David L. Moody & Yvonne L. La Pointe. - Person Sheet
The Genealogy of David L. Moody & Yvonne L. La Pointe. - Person Sheet
MemoQuebec Basilique Notre-Dame
Deathaft 1825, New Carlisle, MRC Bonaventure, Gaspésie, Québec, Canada ®4162
ReligionRoman Catholic ®4162
FatherSergeant Alexander William MACKAY SR. (1724-ca1780)
MotherAngélique DEMOLIER (1750-1815)
Misc. Notes
On February nine seventeen hundred and seventy seven [09 February 1777], by us undersigned priest has baptized Marie-Angelique [MacKay] born yesterday of the legitimate marriage of Alexander Macaille [MacKay] and Angelique Desmoliers, the godfather was Joseph Monier and the godmother Charlotte Dupras who have declared not being able to sign. I was required. The father was absent.
signed: Demeulle, priest ®11962
She lived in Berthier-sur-Mer, Montmagny County until Alexander William MacKay died circa 1780. ®4162
“3. Marie-Angelique MacKay (1777-????), was born/baptized Catholic in the Basilique Notre-Dame de Quebec Church, on 08 February 1777 [20]; she died presumably sometimes after 1825 [21] in New Carlisle, Quebec, Canada.
SOURCES
20. Registre Notre-Dame de Quebec. 1774-1777. Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. Page 292.
21. Marie-Angelique MacKay, sister of Alexander MacKay (Jr.), is possibly mentioned in the 1825 New Carlisle Census for the household of Alexander MacKay (Jr.) which included a total of nine (9) persons living in the house.” ®4162
signed: Demeulle, priest ®11962
She lived in Berthier-sur-Mer, Montmagny County until Alexander William MacKay died circa 1780. ®4162
“3. Marie-Angelique MacKay (1777-????), was born/baptized Catholic in the Basilique Notre-Dame de Quebec Church, on 08 February 1777 [20]; she died presumably sometimes after 1825 [21] in New Carlisle, Quebec, Canada.
SOURCES
20. Registre Notre-Dame de Quebec. 1774-1777. Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. Page 292.
21. Marie-Angelique MacKay, sister of Alexander MacKay (Jr.), is possibly mentioned in the 1825 New Carlisle Census for the household of Alexander MacKay (Jr.) which included a total of nine (9) persons living in the house.” ®4162