Arbre Généalogique Guertin Rondeau Family Tree - Person Sheet
Arbre Généalogique Guertin Rondeau Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameDavid Demers 
Birth8 May 1809, Saint-Joseph-de-Chambly, Québec, Canada2
Christening8 May 1809, Saint-Joseph-De-Chambly, Québec, Canada2
FlagsPatriote, Patriote, Possible
FatherPierre Demers (1773->1817)
MotherBrigitte Guertin (1772-1842)
Spouses
Birth7 Apr 1813, Saint-Mathias-De-La-Pointe-Olivier, Québec, Canada2
Christening8 Apr 1813, Saint-Mathias-De-La-Pointe-Olivier, Québec, Canada2
FatherJoseph Trudeau (1779-1831)
MotherFrançoise-Marie Nadeau
Marriage5 Mar 1832, Saint-Mathias-De-La-Pointe-Olivier, Québec, Canada2
Notes for David Demers
Ses 3 premiers enfants (1833 a 1837) et les derniers (1851 a 1856) sont né a Napierville.2
Forgeron a Napierville. Arrêté le 14 Novembre 1838, il subit un procès devant la cour martiale en Mars 1838. Condamné a mort le 19 Mars 1839, gracié peu après et libéré moyennant cautionnement.23
His first 3 children are born in Napierville (1833 to 1837)2 making him possibly the same David as the Blacksmith at Napierville. Arrested on the 14 November 1838. Condemned to death on the 19 March 1839. Pardonned not long after and freed under caution.23
Listed on PRDH as living in Plattsburgh, New York, USA at the marriage of his son in 1858.
Selon PRDH, lui et sa femme vivent a Plattsburgh, New York lors du mariage de son fils David en 1858.
Forgeron a Napierville. Arrêté le 14 Novembre 1838, il subit un procès devant la cour martiale en Mars 1838. Condamné a mort le 19 Mars 1839, gracié peu après et libéré moyennant cautionnement.23
His first 3 children are born in Napierville (1833 to 1837)2 making him possibly the same David as the Blacksmith at Napierville. Arrested on the 14 November 1838. Condemned to death on the 19 March 1839. Pardonned not long after and freed under caution.23
Listed on PRDH as living in Plattsburgh, New York, USA at the marriage of his son in 1858.
Selon PRDH, lui et sa femme vivent a Plattsburgh, New York lors du mariage de son fils David en 1858.