Anne-Michelle Martin

1670 -

• Name	Anne-Michelle Martin
  Birth	cir 1670
  Christening		Baptismal record of Anne-Michelle Martin Seine-et-Marne parish records, page 96 of document 5MI5210
  Gender	Female
  Siblings	3 brothers and 2 sisters
  1. Pierre Martin,   b. cir 1663, Nemours, Gâtinais, France ▻ Jeanne Chauvin,  m. Jun 1687 ;   Marie-Magdeleine Charpentier,  m. 12 Jul 1689   2. Hélène Martin,   b. 1668   3. Anne-Michelle Martin,   b. cir 1670   4. Jacques Martin,   b. 29 Aug 1673, Nemours, Gâtinais, France ▻ Marie Boutillier,  m. 24 Nov 1699   5. Jean Martin,   b. cir 1675   6. Marie Martin,   b. cir 1680, Nemours, Gâtinais, France
  Person ID	I27521	Bryan-Martin
  Last Modified	18 Dec 2019

  
  

  Father	Jean Martin,   b. cir 1634   d. 1686, Nemours, Gâtinais, France (Age 52 years)
  Mother	Michele Coupé,   b. cir 1640
  Family ID	F9415	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Parish Records from France

  Martin Baptismal record of Anne-Michelle Martin, daughter of Jean Martin and Michelle Coupé Nemours - cir 1670 Page 96 of 5MI5210 Notes on translation: Anne-Michelle Martin baptism "Sunday … ? February was baptized Anne-Michelle, daughter of Jean Martin [maybe "locksmith," starts with "s"] and Michelle Coupé … this morning at 10 o'clock, the godfather is Sieur Miguel [looks clear, though not a French name] secretary-ordinary of the chamber of the king, director-general of customs [looks like 'douane'] of the [?] of the [?] of Paris [seems to be a quite lengthy title] and the godmother Anne Gaudion, wife of Monsieur [another name and title] … councilor of the king, and lieutenant of… [signed by Anne Gaudion] Note on Anne Gaudion: From Dictionnaire historique et généalogique des familles du Poitou. Translation: "Bonamy (Joseph), knight, seigneur de Meures [maybe the name that looks like 'Miguel' above], qualified by acts of 24 November 1654 and 8 May 1658, ordinary gentleman of the king's chamber and receiver of the "elect. du Blanc", had as wife Anne Gaudion…" and then the children are named. The Martins evidently knew this prominent noble family at Fontainebleau Palace, ten miles north of Nemours; perhaps one or more generations of the family worked there as locksmiths.