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Champlain founds Port-Royal
Now modern-day Annapolis Royal, Port-Royal was established by Champlain as a fur trading post. -
Quebec Founded by Champlain
Quebec was founded by Chaplain in July, 1608 with 24 other men. In April of 1609 only 8 of the 24 men survived. -
Etienne Brule leave settlements to live with Hurons
Etienne Brule was sent to live with the Huron as part of an exchange made by Champlain and the Huron at the age of 18. During his stay with the Huron he learned to speak their language and learnt their customs. Brule lived with the Hurons for over 20 years until eaten by the Hurons, when Chaplain accused him of being a trator. -
Louis Herbert becomes first "habitant" farmer of New France
He settled in Quebec in 1617 after selling his house in Paris, -
Maisonneuve found Ville-Marie
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First "Fille du Roi" arrive in New France
Sent to New France by the King to increase the population. -
Jean Talon becomes first intendant of New France
Jean was considered the "Great Intendant". While he was intendant he conducted a census.
