Region: The Americas · Coordinates: 46.812, -71.215 · 7 events
| Year | Source | Account |
|---|---|---|
| AD 1625 | The Jesuit Relations | Charles Lalemant, author of the document, was appointed superior of the Quebec mission in March 1625 and reached Quebec in June with Massé, Brébeuf, and the Récollet missionary La Roche Daillon |
| AD 1629 | The Jesuit Relations | Lalemant was captured by the English admiral Kirke on his return in May 1628, and a year later Quebec surrendered to Kirke |
| AD 1632 | The Jesuit Relations | When the French returned to Quebec, Le Jeune arrived with de Caën as superior of the Canadian mission |
| AD 1637 | The Jesuit Relations | A seminary for young Hurons began at Quebec; five youths spent the past winter there |
| AD 1653 | The Jesuit Relations | On July 21 two enemies (Onneiocronnon Tehoatirhon and a Huron from Onnontaé) came by canoe to negotiate peace — and reported that Michel Noël's Montreal boat had been destroyed by the Iroquois |
| AD 1659 | The Jesuit Relations | On the 16th Bishop Laval arrived at Quebec |
| AD 1663 | The Jesuit Relations | Earthquakes throughout Canada — their astonishing effects (document title) |