Claire-Françoise Bissot

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Claire-Françoise Bissot was a 17th-century Canadian woman from a prominent New France family, best known as the wife of explorer and cartographer Louis Jolliet.

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Claire-Françoise Bissot canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Canadian woman
historical figure
human
person from New France
associatedWith Louis Jolliet
exploration history of New France
century 17th century
countryOfCitizenship New France
surface form: Canada (historical New France)
era colonial Canada
ethnicGroup French Canadian
familyBackground prominent New France family
gender female
historicalRegion New France
surface form: Quebec (New France)
languageSpoken French
maritalStatus married
marriedToExplorer true
name Claire-Françoise Bissot self-link
notableFor being the wife of explorer and cartographer Louis Jolliet
occupation homemaker
placeOfCitizenship New France
region North America
religion Roman Catholic
residence New France
spouse Louis Jolliet
spouseOccupation cartographer
explorer

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Louis Jolliet spouse Claire-Françoise Bissot
Claire-Françoise Bissot name Claire-Françoise Bissot self-link