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Pelletier says Antaya, François,
The descendants of François Pelletier say Antaya, son of Nicolas Pelletier and Jeanne of Voissy of St.-Pierre of Galardon, ar. and év. of Chartres, in Beauce (Eure-Et-Loir), are there as much more numerous under the patronymic of Pelletier that ANTAYA. The name of Antaya would be of Montagnaise stump and would have appeared for the first time in 1641 under the ANTANYÉ shape and ANTAYA.
 François Pelletier traveled with his brother-in-law Christmas Jérémie, Sieur of the Mountain, interpreter and clerk in the stations of bill of the King's Domain. François married a savage in the Station of Tadoussac, before the Jesuit Albanel, in April 1660, without publication nor any opinion. It made a lot of noise: "This marriage was hardly appreciated of the religious community, a white that gets married to a pagan is seen badly of his setting." The young turtledoves were not a very long time happy since, April 13, 1661, François' woman died to the hospital of Quebec. No child is born of the marriage of François Pelletier and Dorothée The Savage.
François Pelletier, widower, gets engaged in Marguerite Morisseau. After the publication of the three proclamations to the church of Sillery, they got married September 6, 1661 before the I am Pierre Bailloquet. Their first six children are born and are baptized in the parish of Sillery, the other will be baptized in Saurel. François Pelletier is to the King's service for the interview of the soldiers of the garrison in May 1663. The couple settled on the earth of Nicolas Pelletier, father, master-carpenter in the concession of the savages on the Coast of St. François-Xavier, parish of Sillery. September 13, 1669, the Nicolas fellow yawns his/her/its farm to his/her/its son Jean Pelletier, but reserves of the rights on the farm and one notices in the contract that François Peltier says Ontaya, brother of Jean, is his neighbor on their father's farm. François yawns his house and his farm in Dennis Ruette of Auteuil of Heaps August 20, 1669. He leaves Sillery with his wife and his children for a corner of earth that is unknown to him and where the Iroquois prowl and watch their victims to decapitate them the night.
François Pelletier says Antaya gets settled in Saurel with his/her/its wife and his/her/its children toward 1670. Their first six children baptized in Sillery are: Marie-Angélique, 14-10-1662,; François-Xavier, 02-12-1663,; Joseph, 22-03-1665,; Marguerite-Agnès, 30-08-1666 and Genevieve the 16-03-1668. The five others are baptized in Saurel: Catherine, 1670,; Michel, 1674,; Jean-Baptist-Pierre, 20-07-1676,; Elisabeth 18-09-1677 and Louise the 22-09-1678. Only eight among them got married. October 22, 1675, François Pelletier says Anthaïa buys the Fief Of Orvilliers of the Sieur of Gauthier of Included. This fief is of the north side of the Stream Saint-Laurent, in the Islands of Berthier of in Top, on one hand Dautray and of the other the earths non conceded of the Sieur Randin and with the island to the Hay. He/it should have left Saurel definitely, after the sale of his/her/its concession in Pierre Coutois says Bonnehumeur, either September 17, 1677. In this François contract inhabitant of Dorvilliers is said. The father and François' brother, Nicolas and Jean, settled March 23, 1678 in says it Anthaïa fief as being the first inhabitants of says it place. François Pelletier says Antaya died before June 1688. Marguerite Morisseau, woman of the Sieur Anthaya, died to the hotel-God of Quebec, the 15,
December 1707, at the age of 70 years. The Lord Pierre Pelletier, son of François and Marguerite Morisseau, did Faith and Homage in the name of his/her/its brothers and sisters February 17, 1723.
The cradle of the family Pelletier and Antaya is therefore in the very heart of the Montérégie. Sorel, situated to the confluent of the Saint-Laurent and the Richelieu river, is the fourth older city of Canada.
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