Pierre Grignon II: (1740-1795)
He was the son of Pierre Grignon I &
Josephte-Marguerite Chevalier, born in Montreal, Quebec. Pierre II married
1st. to a Menominee/Winnebago woman (in 1776) & 2nd.to Louise-Domitilde
Langlade(daughter of Charles-Michel Langlade
& Charlotte-Ambroisine Bourassa) at
Michilimackinac in 1787. His children were: Perrich, (abt.1770-abt.1840)(m.Mary
abt.1823), Pierre-Antoine III (1777-1823), Charles-Antoine (1779-1846)(m.to
Charolotte, Therese Rankin & Susan Larose), Augustin (1780-1860)(m.Nancy
McRea), Louis (1783-1839)(m.Catiche Cardin), Jean Bte.(1785-1832)(m.1st.Quipiwa,
2nd.Noquas & 3rd.Cattish Macabee), Domitille (1787-1847)(m.Dominique
"Masca" Brunette in 1811), Marguerite (1789-1823)(m.Louis Corbelle in 1803),
Paul-Hypolite (1790-1851)(m.to Nanette & Lisette Charette) & Amable
(1795-1845)(m.1st.an Ojibwe woman & 2nd.to Judith Bourassa).
Pierre II is licensed to trade along with
another of Charles
Langlade's son-in-laws, Jean Bte.Barcellou., in 1767. He maintained
a residence at Green Bay (along with families of Langlades, Roys,
Reaumes, Franks & Vieaus) and his sons became
prominent traders/voyageurs in todays Wisconsin & Minnesota.
Pierre-Antoine Grignon III: (1777-1823)
He was the son of Pierre Grignon II and baptized
at Michilimackinac in 1787. Pierre III married 1st Charlotte Pemonica about
1801 & 2nd. to Marie Challefoux about 1811.
From 1793 to 1802 Pierre III was trading on
the Upper Mississippi & St.Croix Rivers. During the War of 1812 he
was commissioned a captain and sent to Green Bay to raise volunteers for
the British cause. After the war he remained at Green Bay where he died
in 1823.
Pierre-Barnard Grignon IV:
He was the son of Pierre Grignon III and in
1830 carring the mail between Green Bay & Milwaukee.