Ignace Samson

Birth2 Jun 1729 - Pointe-de-Lévy(Lauzon), Lévis, Québec, Canada

Death10 June 1812 - St.Joseph-de-la-Pointe-Levy, Lauzon, Province of Quebec

MotherMarie-Angélique Guay

FatherCharles-François ou Etienne Samson ou Sanson (1687)

Born in Pointe-de-Lévy(Lauzon), Lévis, Québec, Canada on 2 Jun 1729 to Charles-François ou Etienne Samson ou Sanson (1687) and Marie-Angélique Guay. Ignace Samson married Marie-Véronique Bégin and had 14 children. He passed away on 10 June 1812 in St.Joseph-de-la-Pointe-Levy, Lauzon, Province of Quebec.

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Parents

Charles-françois Ou Etienne Samson Ou Sanson (1687)
1687 - 1761

Marie-angélique Guay
1771 - 1810

Spouse(s)

Marie-véronique Bégin
1732 - 1781

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Marie Angelique Samson
1754 - 1824

Charles-ignace Samson
1756 - 1837

Pierre Samson
1767 - 1830

Etienne Samson
1752 - 1753

François Samson
1769 - 1846

Marie Anne Samson
1762 - 1764

Etienne Samson
1762 - 1817

Félicité Véronique Samson
1776 - 1847

Joseph Samson
1766 - 1766

Gabriel Samson
1763 - 1765

Marie Anne Samson
1771 - 1772

Ignace Samson
1773 - 1776

Marie Anne Samson
1759 - 1817

Pierre Samson
1780 - Unknown

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