Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Longueil” in entry le-moyne of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
...In 1668 Louis XIV.
made him seigneur of Longueil, and subsequently of Chateaugay.
He had eleven sons, of whom Bienville and Iberville (qq.
v.) were the most eminent.
Charles, first Sieur de Longueil , was born in Montreal, Dec. 10, 1656; died there, June 8, 1729.
He was made a lieutenant-general of regulars in the royal army of France, and, returning to Canada, built churches and a fort at Long...
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