If the same reasoning was used, in the Tackaberrys, then only those families that descend down from Nicholas Tackaberry and his,believed,wife Martha ,would use "Martha" as a christian name unless,of course,the mother's name was Martha.The "sticking" point,in all of this,is that Margaret Hollingsworth,sister to John,and sister-in-law to Elizabeth Tackaberry,named a daughter,Martha Shea.
The christian name of "Martha" was never used in the families of the three(3) Tackaberrys(Sarah,Elizabeth and Alice all daughters of Fossey Tackaberry), who married into the Godkins.
(II)-Jean Baptiste Prevost, Metis, b-1659, died May 12, 1737, St. Augustin, son (I)-Martin Prevost, (1611-1691) and Marie Oliver Sylvestre, Sauvagesse, (1626-1665): married 1st. August 18, 1683, Quebec, (II)-Marie Anne Giroux, b-1607 daughter (I)-Toussaint Giroux: married 2nd February 3, 1712, Ste Foye, (III)-Genevieve Sedilot, daughter (II)-Jean Sedilot.
341. Jean Baptiste,Josette Marie,Jeanne,Anne,Francois Prevost
May 9: Quebec, marriage (III)-Jean Baptiste Prevost, Metis b-1712 son (II)-Jean Baptiste Prevost, Metis (1659-1737) and (III)-Genevieve Sedilot b-1685; married (II)-Angelique Bisson b-1706
342. Marie,Catherine Marie, Joseph, Genevieve Marie Prevost
August 18: Quebec, marriage (III)-Joseph Maillot b-1713, died January 21, 1761 Ste Anne de la Perade and married (III)-Marie Jeanne Provost, Metis b-1714 daughter (II)-Jean Baptiste Prevost (1659-1737) and (III)-Genevieve Sedilot b-1685
343. Martin Prevost
August 18: Beauport, marriage (II)-Jean Baptiste Prevost, Metis b-1659, died May 12, 1737 St. Augustin son (I)-Martin Prevost (1611-1691) and Marie Olivier Sylvestre, Sauvagesse, (1626-1665); married 1st August 18, 1683 Beauport, (II)-Marie Anne Giroux, (Girou) b-1667; 2nd marriage February 3, 1712, Ste Foye, Genevieve Sedilot
134. Jean Baptiste Sedilot dit Montreuil
Jean Baptiste 1689 continued in the Kaskaskia enterprise of the fur trade. There was no relocation of families, and the annual travel between Canada and Kaskaskia continued. River travel was before the spring floods and return prior to the winter freeze. Jean Baptist 1689 and Marie had fourteen children in Lachine Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue and Soulanges. The seventh child was MICHEL, BORN IN 1728. Michel had had enough of the traveling father and grandfather, and he remained in Canada.
Jean Baptiste 1689 after his early years of traveling settled in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue and attained the position of Captain of the Militia.