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Some became nuns, wives and mothers. There were also filles du roi. i would think that some would be bakers, but i have a history package taht has a small table of occupations then, and it says that the table does not include the habitants, men and women who work for the church as nuns, priests & missionaries.
It also states that men could only become skilled workers.
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