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To Clément Lerigé de La Plante and his Descendants

This work mentions only marriages.

The series of numbers placed between the first names of the spouses indicate respectively the day, the month and the year of their marriage.

The number placed before a first name designates the son or the daughter of the spouses whose names are followed by the same number.

The number placed before a first name is not repeated before each other first name when there are several brothers or sisters.

A question mark before a first name indicates that the ascendance has not been definitely established.

The ditto mark under a first name indicates a second or a third marriage.

The parish mentioned in the marriage portion indicates the place of the marriage.

Thus, to establish one's ascendance, a member of the family will only have to find the names of his/her father and mother in a table, then note successively the marriages of his/her direct ancestors, in going back up to the number at the left of a first name (or the first number in going back) to the same number at the extreme right. And thus in succession, from left to right, until Clément Lerigé and Marie Roy.

One should note that several numbers of the family appear in official state documents and other documents under the names of Deriger, Diriger, de La Plante, Courville, etc. (dit names or distortions of Lerigé).