Seigneurial Regime in New France (1627–1763)

1. Notre-Dame-des-Anges seigneury granted to Jesuits

   Mar 10, 1626Labels: Notre-Dame-des-Anges, Jesuits

   • Parks Canada
   • NDA Seigneury

2. Company of One Hundred Associates founded

   Jan 1, 1627Labels: Company of

   • EcampusOntario
   • Seigneurs Wiki
   • Cent Associ s

3. Custom of Paris introduced to New France

   Jan 1, 1627Labels: Custom of

   • Custom Paris
   • Cent Associ s

4. Company expands seigneurial concessions along St. Lawrence

   Jan 1, 1628Labels: St Lawrence, Company of

   • Seigneurs Wiki
   • EcampusOntario

5. Île-de-Montréal granted as a seigneury

   Jan 1, 1636Labels: le-de-Montr al, Ville Marie

   • le Montr al
   • Seigneuries List

6. New France becomes a royal province

   Jan 1, 1663Labels: King Louis, Royal Province

   • Cent Associ s
   • Qu bec Timeline

7. Sovereign Council established to govern New France

   Apr 1, 1663Labels: Sovereign Council

   • Britannica
   • History Museum

8. Custom of Paris standardized under West India Company charter

   Jan 1, 1664Labels: West India, Custom of

   • Custom Paris
   • Britannica

9. Jean Talon appointed intendant

   Jan 1, 1665Labels: Jean Talon, Intendant

   • Qu bec Timeline
   • Jean Talon

10. Montreal capitulation ends French civil administration

    Sep 8, 1760Labels: Montreal Capitulation, British Military

    • Capitulation
    • Articles 1760

11. Treaty of Paris cedes Canada to Britain

    Feb 10, 1763Labels: Treaty of, Great Britain

    • Britannica
    • Qu bec 1760

12. Quebec Act preserves seigneurial land tenure

    Jan 1, 1774Labels: Quebec Act, Seigneurial Tenure

    • Britannica

13. Seigneurial Tenures Abolition Act receives royal assent

    May 9, 1854Labels: Seigneurial Tenures, Province of

    • BAnQ
    • 1854 Act
    • Econ History