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Napoléon Giroux dit Leclerc

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Historians have already written about the ancestor Toussaint Giroux who has many descendants in Canada. I will try to present you a brief portrait. Toussaint was born November 2, 1633 at Réveillon, Perche in France.… 

Félix Leclerc, orfèvre

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This ancestor came to Canada during the 19th century. It is a pleasure for us today to introduce him to all the Leclerc. At first, we were almost certain that he had no descendant to… 

Pierre Pantaléon dit Leclerc

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The descendants are positive that their ancestor, Pierre Pantaléon, had been adopted by a Leclerc family. Impossible till now to trace his history. Since we cannot find any reference of an adoption in the archives… 

Houde dit Leclerc

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Our ancestor, Louis Houde, arrived with one of the first waves of colonials to settle in New France. Actually, he arrived in Quebec in the summer of 1647, on board a ship belonging to the… 

Comeau dit Leclerc

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In this 353thyear of the Acadian Deportation, it seems appropriate to highlight the instance of another Leclerc branch. Following the terrible event, the English, at that time, burned many of the parish registers so that… 

Auclair dit Leclerc

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The ancestor of all American Auclairs is a woman, Suzanne Aubineau. Born at Angoulins, near La Rochelle, she married Pierre Auclair and they settled in Sainte-Vivien, a neighbouring village. She gave birth to three children,… 

Leclerc dit Lafrenaye

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In the biography of François Séguin, a Carignan Regiment soldier, it is noted that, about 1668, the governor asked Saint-Ours to raise some troops to be assigned to the garrison at Ville-Marie. François Séguin, Thomas…