Siméon LeRoy dit Audy

     Siméon LeRoy dit Audy was christened on 1 October 1637 in the Église Sainte-Trinité, Coutances, Manche, Normandy, France.^1,2,3,4,5,6 He was the son of Richard LeRoy and Gillette Jacquet.

Siméon LeRoy dit Audy, age 30, married Claude Des Chalets, age 23 , daughter of François Des Chalets and Jacqueline Chevallereau, on 3 September 1668 at the Basilique-cathédrale Notre-Dame de Québec, Québec City, Québec, New France. The same day Claude's sister, Madeleine, was married.^{2,1,3,4,7,5,8,9,6} In October 1668, he was granted land by Guillemette Hébert in Charlesbourg, Québec, New France.^4,10,6 Siméon was a master carpenter.^7,10,6 He was the Commandant des milices.¹ Siméon and Claudemoved to Côte Saint-François, Montréal, Québec, New France, in 1679.⁶ On 2 July 1679, René Sauvageau sold Siméon 60 arpents of land on the Côte Saint-François, Ile de Montréal for 150 livres.^4,7 Siméon and Claude immigrated with their entire living family, execpting their son Jean, without the permission of the Province of New York in 1682 to Albany.^4,7,6 Siméon and Claudemoved to Kingston, Province of New York, after 1686.^4,6 All adult male residents of the Province of New York were required to an Oath of Alliegiance to the King. They oath included a renunciation of Catholic doctrine. Siméon, and his son Oliver were recorded as being absent.⁶ The town council of Kingston, the Providence of New York gave Siméon a pari of choes, a cord of wood, and paid the cost of his wife's funeral on 1 March 1708.^4,10,6 Siméon LeRoy dit Audy died circa 1711 at Kingston, Province of New York.^11,6

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