Charles Daniel (died 1661) was an early contributor to the advancement of the settlement of the New World. One of his documented accomplishments was the founding of Fort Sainte Anne on Cape Breton Island. This took place in 1629 after the captain's ship had been involved in a gale which separated this ship from three others in the flotilla. One passenger, Father Barthélemy Vimont was the chaplain and an early Jesuit missionary to the region. He was active in the area for only about ten years since he was almost constantly on official naval service for France.
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| - Charles Daniel (died 1661) was an early contributor to the advancement of the settlement of the New World. One of his documented accomplishments was the founding of Fort Sainte Anne on Cape Breton Island. This took place in 1629 after the captain's ship had been involved in a gale which separated this ship from three others in the flotilla. One passenger, Father Barthélemy Vimont was the chaplain and an early Jesuit missionary to the region. He was active in the area for only about ten years since he was almost constantly on official naval service for France. (en)
- Charles Daniel est un capitaine de vaisseau français né à Dieppe en 1592 et mort en 1661. Il était le fils d'Antoine Daniel, capitaine marchand de Dieppe, et Marguerite Martin. Il est le frère d'André Daniel (†1637), médecin, d'Adrien Daniel (†1699), avocat, François Daniel, capitaine de vaisseau, et d'Antoine Daniel (1598-1648), missionnaire jésuite au Canada. Il s'est marié le 4 octobre 1620, à Dieppe, avec Hélène Lemare, mais devenu veuf, il se remarie en 1632 avec Louise Duplix dont il a eu un fils, Antoine Daniel (†1712). (fr)
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| - Charles Daniel (died 1661) was an early contributor to the advancement of the settlement of the New World. One of his documented accomplishments was the founding of Fort Sainte Anne on Cape Breton Island. This took place in 1629 after the captain's ship had been involved in a gale which separated this ship from three others in the flotilla. One passenger, Father Barthélemy Vimont was the chaplain and an early Jesuit missionary to the region. He was a member of Samuel de Champlain's Compagnie des Cent-Associés, which was a business enterprise created at a time when all territories explored by the French and seized as a part of the French colonial empire were the property of the King of France. The King, in turn, granted rights to individuals who would settle and otherwise solidify the possession for France. Daniel dropped out of this company in 1632 and joined another which was developing Cape Breton. He was active in the area for only about ten years since he was almost constantly on official naval service for France. (en)
- Charles Daniel est un capitaine de vaisseau français né à Dieppe en 1592 et mort en 1661. Il était le fils d'Antoine Daniel, capitaine marchand de Dieppe, et Marguerite Martin. Il est le frère d'André Daniel (†1637), médecin, d'Adrien Daniel (†1699), avocat, François Daniel, capitaine de vaisseau, et d'Antoine Daniel (1598-1648), missionnaire jésuite au Canada. Il s'est marié le 4 octobre 1620, à Dieppe, avec Hélène Lemare, mais devenu veuf, il se remarie en 1632 avec Louise Duplix dont il a eu un fils, Antoine Daniel (†1712). Il a contribué à l'avancement de la colonisation de la Nouvelle-France. Il a donné son nom à la municipalité de Port-Daniel–Gascons. (fr)
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