1621-Unknown
However, Anne was not a member of the rank and file, but was well connected at court. She married a cousin of Cardinal Richelieu's; Pierre De La Porte, with whom she had two daughters. Pierre was the Royal Falconer, an honour given to him by the Cardinal since it put him in a trusted position with the King.
When Henri De Montmorency II, purchased the viceroyship of New France from his brother-in-law, Prince De Conde, he underwrote the settling of 80 colonists for the Kebec Habitation. Amoung them was a man named Pierre Voyer, who may have been a brother or cousin of Anne's. His son later emigrated, settling at Chateau Richer.
Anne's daughter; Anne-Marie married Francois Genaple and their daughter Marie-Anne was later joined with the D'Amours. Genaple died in 1709, and Anne-Marie then married Rene Hubert, a Barrister with the Sovereign Council of Quebec. Marie-Madeleine married Michel Bouchard.
