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Louis Hebert was born ABT 1575 in Maison Mortier d'Or, Paris, France. He died 23 JAN 1627 in Quebec, Canada. He was the son of Nicolas Hebert (c1540-c1600) and Jacqueline Pageau (c1540-c1580).
Louis Hebert's wife was Marie Rollet (c1580-1649). They were married JUL 1602 in Paris, France. They had one known child named Guillemette Hebert (c1604-1684).
His occupation was Apothicaire.
Il devint le premier colon de la Nouvelle-France et premier pharmaciende la Nouvelle-France.
En 1607 il part avec le dernier groupe d'obstinés qui s'était attardé àPort-Royal, acharné jusqu'au dernier moment à rechercher les mines quiont sauvé l'entreprise. Champlain s'embarque sur le Jonas le 3septembre 1607 à Canseau. Il soigne autant blancs qu'indiens. Il arriveen 1617 à Québec. Il est épicier, apothicaire et défricheur en 1617. Il estnommé procureur du Roi par Samuel de Champlain en 1620. Il estinhumé au cimetière des Récollets, couvent St-Charles, Québec en 1627
Il meurt à la suite d'une mauvaise chute sur la glace.
Babelfish Translation:
He became the first colonist of News-France and first pharmacist ofNews-France. In 1607 it leaves with the last d' group; been obstinatedwhich s' was delayed in Port-Royal, baited jusqu' at the last moment toseek the mines which saved l' company. Champlain s' embark on Jonason September 3, 1607 in Canseau. It looks after white qu' as much;Indians. It arrives in 1617 to Quebec. He is grocer, apothecary andclearer in 1617. He is named prosecutor of the King by Samuel deChamplain in 1620. He is buried with the cemetery of Récollets, broodSt-Charles, Quebec in 1627 He dies after d' a bad fall on the ice.