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Cecile Pitre

Birth1708 - Cobequit, Acadia, Nova Scotia, Canada
Death13 Dec 1758 - A Shipwreck Violet, , Ontario, Canada
MotherFrancoise Babin
FatherJean Pitre

Born in Cobequit, Acadia, Nova Scotia, Canada on 1708 to Jean Pitre and Francoise Babin. Cecile Pitre married Joseph Lejeune and had 11 children. She passed away on 13 Dec 1758 in A Shipwreck Violet, , Ontario, Canada.

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Parents
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Jean Pitre
1680 - 1724
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Francoise Babin
1681 - 1725
Spouse(s)
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Joseph Lejeune
1704 - 1758
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Martine Roy
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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Alexis Lejeune
1725 - Unknown
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Cecile Lejeune
1730 - Unknown
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Perpetue Lejeune
1739 - Unknown
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Basile Lejeune Briard
1735 - 1758
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Charles Lejeune
1729 - 1758
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Joseph Lejeune
1732 - 1759
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Olivier Lejeune
1744 - Unknown
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Chrysostome Lejeune
1736 - Unknown
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Athanase Lejeune
1747 - Unknown
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Athanase Lejeune
1747 - Unknown
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Jacques Lejeune
1750 - Unknown

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