Marie Pinulet Pesseley
Lifespan: 1645 – 1707
Birth: 1645 in Acadia, New France
Occupation: Unknown
Marriage: Jean Pitre
Children: Marie Pitre
Parents: Isaac Petitpas sieur de Pesselet & Marie Barbe Bajolet
Death: 26 Dec 1707 in Port-Royal, Acadia, New France
Burial: Unknown
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