Marie Chaigneau

1670 - 1706  (~ 36 years)    Has 7 ancestors and one descendant in this family tree.

• Name	Marie Chaigneau
  Birth	1670
  Gender	Female
  Burial	20 Feb 1706
  https://archive.org/details/registersoffrenc07stpa/page/190
  Siblings	2 Siblings
  1. John Chaigneau,   b. 1666   d. 1710  (Age 44 years) + 2. Etienne Chaigneau,   b. 1669   d. 25 Feb 1706  (Age 37 years) ▻ Jeanne Chaigneau,  m. 19 Oct 1704 + 3. Marie Chaigneau,   b. 1670   bur. 20 Feb 1706  (Age ~ 36 years) ▻ NN Martin
  Person ID	I747575	Geneagraphie
  Last Modified	15 Sep 2019

  
  

  Father	David Chaigneau,   b. 1646
  Mother	Suzanne Tabois   bur. 10 Mar 1693, St. Patrick and St. Mary Huguenot church, Dublin, Leinster, Éire
  Family ID	F326509	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	NN Martin
  Marriage	one son
  Children	1. David Martin
  Family ID	F326510	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	14 Sep 2019

  
  

• Notes

  An extract from the Acts of Consistory of the French Church of Dublin refers to Mary or Marie Chaigneau: “Today Sunday 13th April 1701, Mlle Marie Chaigneau, native of the province of Xaintoge (now Saintonge) in France, presented herself at the consistory & declared that she had been constrained by the violence of the persecution, which was exercised in France, to abandon our Holy Religion & to go from time to time to Mass, and to assist at other superstitious rites of the Roman Religion, without, however, ever having communicated with Roman Catholics; and as she has shown to us a sincere sorrow for having succumbed & conformed to the idolatries which are practised in this communion, and as she has always fervently hoped that God would be gracious enough to lead her into a country where she could make profession of the reformed religion, in which she wished to end her days. The company of the Consistory persuaded that her repentance is sincere, have received her into the place of the church, in proof of which she has asked the company to make a public reparation of her fault after the coming sermon.” (Signed: G. Barbier, Minister Verdilles Secretaire, M Caillon, Bondel.) “The same day in conformity with the above Mlle Marie Chaigneau, in the presence of the whole Assembly, abjured the Roman religion and has embraced the reformed church.”