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Baby boy born 1953, adopted in Montreal, family from Rimouski or Kamouraska areas...

avanceappel — 2013-04-09 19:08:39Z

This is a shot in the dark, but hopefully the right people read this. My husband's father was born in 1953 (allegedly Nov. 3, 1953) and was adopted by a Jewish family in Montreal. Of course, he isn't Jewish by birth, but rather French Canadian. He was one of the black market adoption babies from that time period. I suspected as much for years but then my husband did the DNA tests via FTDNA and 23andme.com and it confirmed such. We have a lot of relatives coming up in Rimouski and Kamouraska (and surrounding areas) and in Maine and in Vermont. Possible surnames associated with one of the biological parents include: Roy, Paradis and Desjardins, and others. Like I said, a shot in the dark. My father-in-law is almost six feet tall, had blond hair as a child but it turned almost black as he got older, blue eyes, biggish nose, big ears, known back issues and his feet point outward. Also developmental delays with males in the family (late walkers, mostly). My email is theappeltree@hotmail.com

I hope someone recognizes this info.

Joseph Lavoie b. 1702 Riviere-Ouelle, Kamouraska, Quebec

tracywilliams1961 — 2013-03-03 23:43:31Z

I'm looking for CORRECT information on the death date of Joseph Lavoie, b. 1702 to Jean Lavoie (1660-1721) and Marie-Madeleine Boucher (1670-1723)in Riviere-Ouelle. Joseph married Genenieve Miville dit Deschenes on May 13, 1725. They had at least 4 sons Francois, Joseph, Bernard and Augustin. Many people list his death in 1722 or 1727 which is not possible since these sons where born between 1726 and 1729.

Any ideas would be appreciated.

Re: Objet : Bouchard

Pennyamos64 — 2013-01-07 14:02:58Z

Merci beaucoup pour les informations, ca aide enormement.

Objet : Bouchard

clairelanthier12 — 2012-10-20 01:37:49Z

Voici quelques informations:

Mariages concernant la famille BOUCHARD
1. William m Jeanne Ouellet le 27-09-1933 St-Pascal
2. William (2)m Anais Pelletier le 18-01-1897 St-Pascal
(1)m Amanda Landry le 13-02-1893 St-Hélène
3. Philéas m Philomène Paradis le 7-01-1862 St-Pascal
4. Charles m Modeste Roy le 21-10-1822 St-Louis Kamouraska
5. Joseph Prisque m Reine Degennes le 7-03-1791 Kamouraska
6. Prisque m Josephe Saucier (Sossier) 22-11-1762 Kamouraska
7. Joseph m Dorothée Ouellet en 1727
8. François m Anne Vallières le 12-10-1693 Neuville
9. Michel m Marie Trottain le 2-12-1662 Château-Richer
10.Clément m Louise Brillard le 29-10-1632 St-Nazaire,France

Mariages concernant la famille OUELLET
1. Jeanne m William Bouchard led 27-09-1933 St-Pascal
2. Joseph m Louise Lafrance le 7-01-1913 St-Germain
3. Thomas m Aurélie Paradis le 8-03-1886 St-Pascal
4. Cyprien m Alice Lebel

Mariages concernant la famille LAFRANCE
1. Louise Lafrance m Joseph Ouellet le 7-01-1913 St-Germain
2. Adolphe m Aglaé Paradis le 26-05-1878 Kamouraska
3. François m Angèle Paradis le 8-02-1831 Kamouraska
4. Charles m Josephe St-Pierre le 11-07-1785 Kamouraska

Mariages concernant la famille PELLETIER
1. Anais Pelletier m William Bouchard le 18-01-1897
2. Jean Baptiste m Euphémie Soucy le 10-08-1869 St-Pascal
3. Jean Baptiste m Modeste Roy

Vous comprendrez sans doute que le nom du No. 1 est le fils ou la fille du No. 2 et ainsi de suite.
J'espère que ces dates de mariage vous aideront pour la recherche.

Sources: Registres d'Eglise (Collection Drouin)
Dictionnaire généalogique des familles canadiennes (Collection Tanguay) Vol 2 Sect 2 p. 365-367

Bouchard

Pennyamos64 — 2012-09-29 00:20:46Z

Pas bonne pantoute la dedans. Aucun trouble pour retracer la famille de ma mere (Lebel) mais j'ai beaucoup de difficulter pour la famille de mon pere.
voila ce que j'ai, en esperant que qu'elqu'un pourrai m'aider.

William Bouchard ne 1904 fils de William Bouchardet Euan Pelletier
marrie Marie-Jeanne Ouellette nee 1914 fille de Joseph Ouellette et Marie-Louise Lafrance
Dans la region St-Pascal et Kamouraska

Re: Genevieve Gagnon 1752?

watson1212 — 2012-09-18 19:56:36Z

Hi again,

I think your marriage note: 11/18/1748 Ste Anne de la Pocatiere....is correct. It was Jacques Gagnon's parents, Jacques and Madeleine Rocheron who were married 1/24/1695.

Doug

Re: Genevieve Gagnon 1752?

watson1212 — 2012-09-18 19:49:34Z

Thanks so much for your reply. Sorry for the delay. I haven't been checking my incoming messages like i should. Your notes were most helpful. I didn't have first child, Francois Chabot 9/25/1779 Trois Riv. Son of Frs. Chabot and Genevieve Gagnon. That places their marriage before 1780. I was looking at later dates.
There maybe a small correction to make regarding Marie-Madeleine Pinel 9/26/1726 Ste Anne de la Pocatiere. Tanguay has her parents as Charles-Francois Pinel and Marie-Anne Ouellet and her grandparents as Francois-Xavier Pinel and Louise Coutancineau (your spelling- Constantineau- looks better). Refer to page 371 (volume for P's etc)
Thanks again for all the info.

Doug

Re: Visit and Meet PARADIS relatives?

queenkatt67 — 2012-09-03 21:25:14Z

I hope you found what you were looking for if you got to Kamouraska. I have the same ancestors until Joseph Antoine and Theresa. Then my line goes to Ignace Paradis & Desanges Ouellet m 6 Oct (also my parents anniversary) 1795 Kamouraska;
Georges Paradis & Marie Emede Mignotte/Mignault-Labry/Labrie m 6 Aug 1836 Kamouraska; Arethemise Paradis & Narcisse Dupoleau-Duval. My maiden name is Duval.

Re: Genevieve Gagnon 1752?

movaliq — 2012-08-08 10:36:12Z

Have to do more research I noticed date of marriage of Jacques Gagnon and Marie Pinel 1695 and that Genevieve Gagnon was born in 1752. Too much a gap difference between the two. I will let you know when I find more.

Re: Genevieve Gagnon 1752?

movaliq — 2012-08-07 22:13:45Z

I found some info regarding Genevieve Gagnon. Hope its what you are looking for.

Marie Madeleine Pinel: born 26 September 1726, St-Anne-de-la-Pocatiere, Riviere Ouelle, Kamouraska, Quebec.
Father : Francois Xavier Pinel dit Lafrance
Mother: Louise Constantineau.
Marriage: 18 November 1748 in St-Anne-de-la-Pocatiere, Quebec
Husband: Jacques Gagnon: born 05 June 1710, Riviere Ouelle, Kamouraska, Quebec
Father: Jacques Gagnon born: D. Unknown; died 27 January 1753, Riviere Ouelle, Kamouraska, Quebec)
Mother: Marie Madeleine Rocheron.
Marriage of Jacques Gagnon and Madeleine Rocheron: 24 January 1695 in Ste-Famille, Ile d’Orleans, Quebec.
Child of Jacques Gagnon and Marie Madeleine Pinel:

Genevieve Gagnon: born 24 January 1752 in Ste. Anne de la Pocatiere, Kamouraska, Quebec. She died 14 April 1790 at St Anne de la Pocatiere.

Husband of Genevieve Gagnon (see wife no. 2 of Francois Chabot):
Francois Chabot
Father: Jean-Baptiste Chabot
Mother: Genevieve Isabelle.
Marriages of Francois Chabot:
Wife no. 1 - Angelique Boulet on 25 November 1771 in Montmagny, Quebec.
Wife no. 2 - Genevieve Gagnon was born 24 January 1752, St-Anne-de-la-Pocatiere, Kamouraska, Quebec.
Child of Francois Chabot and Genevieve Gagnon:
1. Francois Chabot: baptized 25 September 1779 at Trois-Rivieres, Quebec
2. Marie-Francoise Chabot: born 15 Sept 1784 in Rimouski, St-Germain, Quebec.
Marriages of Marie-Francoise Chabot:
Husband no (1) Pierre Migneault dit Labrie on 17 April 1804 in Rimouski, Quebec. He was the son of Joseph Migneault dit Labrie and Marie Rosalie Lizot and Husband no (2) Hyacinthe Cote on abt 1774 in Rimouski, St-Germain, Quebec. He was the son of Louis-Gabriel Cote and Reine Canuel.
3. Ursule Chabot: born 15 January 1786 and died 18 September 1798 in Kamouraska, Quebec.
Note: Chabot Family Tree
Generation (1)Mathurin Chabot (born 1639) – married – Marie Mesange daughter of Robert Mesange and Lehoux or Leroux in Ventrouse France
Generation (2) Jean Chabot
Generation (3) Jean Chabot
Generation (4) Jean-Baptiste Chabot – Marie-Genevieve Isabelle
Generation (5) Francois Chabot– Genevieve Gagnon
Generation (6) Francoise Chabot

Therrien

tcrm90 — 2012-06-16 03:22:38Z

I am looking for man with the last name Therrien, born about 1825. He was from Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pocatiere.

His daughter, Marie Emilie Therrien, was born in 1855 in Saint-Gabriel-de-Brandon. She was my great-great-great grandmother.

His wife was born in Sainte-Scholastique (Mirabel).

Visit and Meet PARADIS relatives?

aberwoman — 2012-05-28 18:17:44Z

Hi,
I am planning a trip to Kamouraska this summer, late July, and would be interested in meeting up with people related to the PARADIS line. My gg-grandfather, Norman Joseph PARADISE was born in Kamouraska May 1839, son of Thomas PARADIS and Emilienee APRIL. (rest of line posted at bottom of post)
If you are interested, let me know!

Pierre Paradis & Barbe DION-GUYON
Guillaume Paradis & Genevieve MILLOUER m. 29 Oct 1670, Quebec
Jacques Paradis & Marie Rosalie BOUCHER m. 30 Apr 1729, St. Louis de Kamouraska
Joseph Antoine Paradis & Therese LEVESQUE m. 25 Jun 1764
Joseph Paradis* & Marie-Rose MIGNAULT-LABRIE m. 6 Sep 1808, St. Louis de Kamouraska
Thomas Paradis & Emilienne APRIL m. 16 Apr 1833, St. Louis de Kamouraska
Norman Joseph Paradise b. 8 May 1839, Kamouraska, Quebec
d. 1896, Hannibal, MO

Re: Michaud Surname - Any Native ancestry?

kime33 — 2012-03-23 00:26:06Z

hello

I am wondering also if the Michaud is related to natives american from canada. I would like to have more info on your research.
thank you

Re: Genevieve Gagnon 1752?

watson1212 — 2012-03-22 07:10:55Z

Hi. I rechecked the info i found regarding Genevieve Gagnon and associated families. The 9/15/1790 burial record at St Anne de la Pocatiere is pretty convincing. Available online - Drouin collection. Wish i could find the marriage record of Frs. Chabot and Genevieve Gagnon. Since their children were born in Rimouski, it may be recorded there. But, since Francois married his first wife in Montmagny, it suggests that he moved around a little bit. If anyone has access to St Anne de la Pocatiere marriage records (showing parents of the married couple), please check. Whether yes or no, it would be a big step forward.

Re: Repertoire des Mariages - Compte de Kamouraska, 1685-1990 (Tome 1 and Tome 2)

Grandmaisong — 2012-03-19 19:10:52Z

Don, Did ever thank you for the information? My appologies if I did not. I really do appreciate the information you gave me. Shirley

Genevieve Gagnon 1752?

watson1212 — 2012-03-16 03:16:20Z

Hi

My reading of french handwriting is not too sharp. There's a burial record for a Genevieve Gagnon about April 1790 at St-Anne-de-la-Pocatiere. I think it says "widow of Chabot ..age 37". If this is correct, then I'm thinking that the wife of Francois Chabot by his 2nd marriage may be the daughter of Jacques Gagnon and Marie-Madeleine Pinel. Their Genevieve was born 24 Jan 1752 at same location. Unless I'm mistaken, neither Tanguay nor Genealogie.org nor Rootsweb has the parents of Genevieve, the second wife of Francois Chabot (son of Jean-Bte and Genevieve Isabel). Marriage record? Daughter, Marie-Francoise,was born 15 Sept 1784 in Rimouski per Tanguay page 596.

Re: Michaud Surname - Any Native ancestry?

kime33 — 2012-03-08 01:20:05Z

Hello

I have the same names I found through my research

My great grand mother Celina Michaud daughter of Pierre Michaud and Flavie Pedneau
Grand parents Michel Michaud Giroux and Therese Moreau

I my relatives told me Celina could be native

I want to know more about your research

Thanks
kim

Re: LaLande

1_judybarrett — 2012-02-22 02:46:05Z

My father was Joseph Deslaurier and his sister was Bertha LaLonde married to Ed LaLonde. Dad had 8 brothers and sisters, the eldest was Octavie (Aunt Tavie) who lived in Timmins. I remember visiting Aunt Bertha & Uncle Ed in Detroit Mich. I also remember Maxie and Wally, Rose, Tammy and cyndy??

Re: LaLande

1_judybarrett — 2012-02-22 02:44:59Z

Re: LaLande

1_judybarrett — 2012-02-22 02:44:14Z

Death of Joseph Dagneau/Laprise

desytree — 2012-02-08 17:27:44Z

I know that Jos. Daniau/Laprise was first married to M. Joseph Nau. He was married second to Angele Hamelin/Grondine. Angele next married Joseph Desy (my line). My problem is that I can't find the death of Jos. Daniau/Laprise that allowed Angela (Angelique) to marry the second time. Can anyone help me?

Re: LaLande de Saint-Louis

easnh1 — 2012-02-07 01:32:21Z

I am Eric St. Louis 2/13/1962 Methuen, MA; My Father
Arthur St. Louis 26 JUL 1939 - 21 DEC 1986 Lawrence, MA; My Grand Father
Arthur W St. Louis 16 JUN 1913; My Great Grand Father
Joseph Ernest Leopold St. Louis 14 JUL 1879; My GG Grand Father
Bernard Diogene Lelande St. Louis B 1843 Kamouraska Quebec, D 1913 in Lawrence, MA; My GGG Grand Father
Jean Nicholas Lelande St. Louis B 1817 Canada; My GGGG Grand Father
Pierre Lelande St. Louis B 1775

Re: Objet : Annie Rose Lariviere

suzelbrunel — 2012-01-16 21:46:46Z

I can confirm that Marie-Anne-Caroline Larivière, born on January 14, 1878 in Trois-Rivières, was married to Joseph-Napoléon Desgagnés (my husband's grand-father) on June 6, 1911 in Notre-Dame Cathedral in Montreal, Quebec.

I, in turn, am looking for her death date and location.

Re: Magloire LABRIE

joyness1 — 2011-08-04 22:08:25Z

Was Sophie a Labrie by birth, too? A woman should always be referred to by her birth surname. If you do not know her surname, you should say so.

Possibly:
MAGLOIRE LABRIE
Pere: JOSEPH NAULT
Mere: ANGELINE GUAY
Date de mariage: 12 MAR 1840 Lieu: QUEBEC,ST-ROCH,CAPITALE-NATIONALE,QUEBEC
MARCELLINE CARRIERE
Père: PASCAL LEBRUN
Mère: ANGELE BELAND

MAGLOIRE LABRIE
Pere: JOSEPH NAULT
Mere: ANGELINE GUAY
Date de mariage: 22 NOV 1859 Lieu: QUEBEC,ST-ROCH,CAPITALE-NATIONALE,QUEBEC
SOPHIE CHARLAND
Père: JEAN CHARLAND
Mère: MARGUERITE BOISSENEAU

Magloire is still alive in the 1881 Census with Sophie, Joseph and Philomene.

Napoleon amd Philomene are from the first marriage. Joseph is from the second.

Chris

Re: Agathe Beaulieu m. Joseph Guéret-dit-Latulippe, 1815, Kamouraska

christina12401 — 2011-08-01 23:43:02Z

Jovin is a family name.They where all from the area of Kamouraska Canada.If there is any info that you have on any Jovins in that area please let me know.

Thanks
Christina

Re: Looking for Saucier family in Kamouraska

CarolynArchambault — 2011-07-31 17:16:21Z

Hello,

I am also researching my Meldum ancestry from Scotland to Canada. I came across a Meldrum family in the Gaspe Quebec area and can't help but wonder if there is a connection.
My email is eppss@telus.net if you send me yours I can send you a copy of my Meldrum ancestry.

Cheers,
Carolyn

Magloire LABRIE

peterclabrie — 2011-07-30 14:24:12Z

I am looking for details on the parents of Magloire LABRIE, who was born around 1807 and died in 1879. Magloire was married to Sophie LABRIE. The 1871 census shows they had four children; namely: Napoleon, Elleanor, Philomène, and Joseph.

Magloire was from the Pointe Lévis St Joseph (Lauzon) Parish in Quebec.

Re: Pierre Boucher m. Marie Madeleine Dancosse

Lesa_Bielman — 2011-07-18 15:40:43Z

These are my 8th great Grandparents. Can you contact me at golanv_igvyi@gpcom.net My name is Scott and I do not have an ancestry account. my cousin is helping me with this. Thanks

Joseph Dagneau dit Laprise death

mlynandtom — 2011-05-25 20:53:03Z

Joseph Dagneau/Laprise married Angele (Francoise Angelique) Hamelin/Grondine of 24 Nov 1812. Their children were M. Agnele Daniaud/Laprise b. 16 Sept 1813
Joseph Daniau b. 16 Feb 1815
M. Eleonore Laprise b. 1 Aug 1816
Alexandee Dagneau b 21 Jan 1818
Marcellin dagneau b 30 dec 1818 (Joseph was alive)
Marie Lucie Laprise b 4 Dec 1819 (Joseph was deceased)
Angele married Joseph Dizy on 21 Nov 1820 at St. Charles, Grondines.
My question is - when/where did Joseph Dagneau die??
I can find a death for a Joeseph Dagneau, age 74, on 1 Sept 1818, but he doesn't seem to be a likely candidate.
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you
Lyn

Re: Clarisse Labrie & Ambroise Caron

achalut — 2011-04-23 01:21:08Z

j'ai trouvé leur mariage a st louis de kamouraska 1851

Re: LaLande de Saint-Louis

dstl5306 — 2010-08-12 05:54:30Z

This is very interesting. I just started getting information about my family who were fron Kamouraska. My ancestor on my fathers side is Claude Louis Lelande (1695-1765), who was married to Louise Caplan (1704-1753), who had a son Pierre Lalande dit St. Louis(1738-1806), who had a son Pierre Lalande dit St. Louis(1775-1851),who had a son Hector St. Louis(1812-1890), who had a son Victor St. Louis(1842-1913), who had a son George St. Louis(1873-1949), who had a son Charles St. Louis(1893-1955) who was my Grandfather, who had a son Francis St. Louis, my father.

Re: Jean B Grondin/Genevieve ouellet

ramona5g — 2010-07-04 21:26:00Z

Thnak you for your response. I have a little more infomation to go by now.

Thanks again
Ramona

Re: Jean B Grondin/Genevieve ouellet

lamissive — 2010-06-13 04:27:04Z

Jean Grondin (Sébastien and Marie-Anne Pinel) born May 19, 1713 Rivière Ouelle died September 10 1775 (around 62 years old) in St-Cuthbert.

Geneviève Ouellet (Abraham Joseph and Reine Meneux ; Abraham married twice : Françoise Lizotte). Geneviève born July 7, 1714 Rivière Ouelle, died March 3, 1761 (47 years old) in General Hospital, Montreal.

Jean and Geneviève married July 29, 1736 in Ste-Anne-de-la-Pocatière.

Children

Catherine born June 22, 1737 in Ste-Anne-de-la-Pocatière married Joseph Denevers

Jean Marie born April 28, 1739

Nicolas born June 27, 1744

Gabrielle born December 15, 1751

Marie-Anne born April 13, 1754 married Jean Lesage.

Maybe Jean Grondin remarried with Geneviève Dupas January 17 1763 in Louiseville, but I'm not sure.

Sources : Yours Folks and Ancestry.

Jean B Grondin/Genevieve ouellet

ramona5g — 2010-06-09 19:05:06Z

Looking for information on this family line.

Jean B
born 19-May 1713
place Riviere
Ouelle Kamouraska

Genevieve Ouellet
bporn 7-July-1714
place Riviere
Ouelle Kamouraska

I am related to these people and I am looking for any information that anyone cares to share.

Re: M. Louise Larvié/Lavoie/Larabie - Pleas help

andrewjas — 2010-05-28 22:59:38Z

Oh I see. Thank you very much. That is very detailed information. This means likely that although she was probably in the family tree elsewhere, she is unlikely to be the mother of my direct line. Possibly one of her siblings was the mother or father of someone I directly descend from then. As common a name as that, I'm still surprised there's another Marie Louise from the very same area as the one I descend directly from.

I did not know that it was common for them to keep their maiden names. Although I understood that it listed them with dates of death, I assumed that was only for recording perposes, so thank you for that as well.

Re: M. Louise Larvié/Lavoie/Larabie - Pleas help

pinestick — 2010-05-28 08:30:43Z

Lavoie is the maiden name of Marie Louise who married Narcisse Hudon.

It was/is very common for a married woman in Quebec to use her maiden name. Often in a burial record of a married woman it says maiden name, wife of husband's name.

I didn't find the burial record of this Marie Louise Lavoie but found her baptism record 1823 St Louis, Kamouraska and that she died between Jul 1864 when her daughter, Marie Louise Arthemise, died and 30 Apr 1866 when Narcisse Hudon married again was described as the widower of Marie Louise Lavoie.

Re: M. Louise Larvié/Lavoie/Larabie - Pleas help

andrewjas — 2010-05-28 00:37:10Z

Okay, thank you for the information. So you're saying it's likely her maiden name, or she didn't change her last name when she married?

Re: M. Louise Larvié/Lavoie/Larabie - Pleas help

pinestick — 2010-05-27 20:53:23Z

I think that in the 1861 census transcribed as M. Louise Larvié [the written name looks like Lavoie to me and someone else has suggested that correction] is the wife of Narcisse Hudon, then after her are listed their children, starting with Baptiste and ending with Henriette, age 2.

In the family below the husband is Edouard Belanger and his wife Marie Roussel with their children following.
The wife often used/uses her maiden name in Quebec. If looking for a burial it is recommended to search using the maiden name. It might say for instance Marie Tremblay, veuve de [widow of] Jean Leveque.

The marriage of M Louise Lavoie and Narcisse Hudon took place at St Denis de la Bouteillerie, Quebec in 1844. His parents Joseph Hudon and Angelique Gagnon;
her parents Joseph Lavoie and Marie Celeste Clairmond [sometimes seen as Clairmont or Clermont].

M. Louise Larvié/Lavoie/Larabie - Pleas help

andrewjas — 2010-05-26 13:56:11Z

I have been looking everywhere trying to find a link to this person. I descend from Larabies, and one ancestor was supposed to be Marie Louise Larabie (we're not 100% sure on the maiden name, but believe it sounded like Mau). I did find some information in the 1861 Census on here showing a record for a "M. Louise Larvié" who was also in the 1851 census as Lavoie. Dates of birth and family/neighbours names match in each of those 2 census' so I know the census' are related to each other at least. Also in the 1861 census it shows she was married and Larvié is her last name while she's married, so I'm assuming she did get it when she married, but it doesn't show another Larvié to confirm that with it. She must have been with her husband and had her kids earlier or later, but I can't find any further sources - I just can't find anything to link her to her husband, children, or parents to rule out the possiblity that she kept her maiden name and is actually unrelated or to confirm if this is her. Even the massive Drouin collection couldn't turn up more leads for me...I'm really hoping someone else will know something, it didn't even have a "family tree hint" for me this time. I really just feel I've all but hit a brick wall on this one... :(

Thank you sincerely in advance. Any small bits of information will be greatly appreciated.

Re: Kamouraska surnames: Dagneau

napajnibor — 2010-03-27 03:51:10Z

Hello Sharyn:

That is a wonderful explanation of the use of Dit for the French names. I imagined it suggested "say" or "said", sort of like English "called" as in a nickname. But do you know the real meaning or function, and where would the second word come from - a place? like riviere for Dit Lariviere, maybe for those who emigrated or at least moved a considerable distance from home. My grandmother's line is Lachance but the Lachance.org site takes her back to Andre Pepin, whose son began to use Pepin Dit Lachance, perhaps in France. Grandma's dad decided to drop the Pepion Dit, so it looks like a nickname worked its way up to a proper name?!?! That's fine with me. I will go back to that site shortly, but I'd still like to hear your take on it. Further, I'm having trouble getting anything before David Bertrand m. to Marguerite Simmons whose descendants seem to be gathered in the Pontiac/Renfrew area . If David came from elsewhere, do you have some common add-ons that Bertrands used? I've seen some, and if my hunch is right, even if only sometimes, I may search by a geographic hook.

Merci Beacoup
Domo Arigato Gozaimasu
Robert Herman

Re: Roy-Lauzier & Duperré (to Pelletier & Pettigrew)

BarryGates1 — 2010-03-20 13:25:39Z

My wife also seems to be descended of Augustin & Jeanne, along the line Augustin Sr. m. Jeanne Boucher, Augustin Jr. m. Marie-Angelique Lizotte, Clement m. Marie-Anne Gagnon, to Marie Ann m. Germain Pelletier of St Roch d'Aulnaies, and then both to St. Arsene, with their son Louis m(2?). to Madeleine Pettigrew.

I'd be interested to talk to anyone with further information on these families.

Clarisse Labrie & Ambroise Caron

jeancpro1 — 2009-10-06 15:29:12Z

Je recherche les vrais parents de Clarisse Labrie mariée à Ambroise Caron en 1851. Il s'agit de mes arrière-arrière grands parents. Les diverses informations me donnent sa date de naissance dans un recensement (13 ou 18 mai 1833).
Son acte de sépulture en en mars 1903 à Sandy Bay mentionne son âge de 68 ans et 10 mois, cohérent avec le mois de naissance de mai au recensement de 1901 mais avec un décalage d'un an sur l'année probable de naissance (1834 au lieu de 1833).
À son mariage, Alexandre Labrie aurait servi de témoin (tuteur). Il s'agit d'Alexandre Labrie (marié en 1838 à Flavie Phocas Raymond), fils de Germain Mignot dit Labrie et de Marie-Rose Morin, une famille ayant vécu à St-Louis de Kamouraska.
On ne trouve aucun enfant baptisé pour le couple Alexandre Labrie et Flavie Raymond dans la collection Drouin. Par contre Germain Mignot Labrie, le père d'Alexandre en a plusieurs. Germain est décédé en 1848 soit trois ans avant le mariage de Clarisse. Alexandre l'un des fils ainés de Germain a servi de père à son frère Louis qui s'est marié après 1848. Mon hypothèse est la suivante: Clarisse ou Marie-Clarisse Labrie pourrait-elle être l'une des soeurs d'Alexandre qui lui a servi de père à son mariage et, de ce fait l'une des filles de Germain Mignot Labrie (décédé quelques années avant ce mariage de 1851)et de Marie-Rose Morin ? Sinon, d'où vient-elle ? A-t-elle été baptisée quelque part ? Aurait-elle eu un prénom différent sur son acte ? Autres indices, sa première fille, Clémentine Caron vivait chez le couple Alexandre Labrie-Flavie Raymond à KAmouraska (appuyé par deux recensements de 1861 et 1871) alors que le reste des enfants étaient avec leurs parents Ambroise Caron et Clarisse à Sandy Bay. Un de leur fils a été nommé Élizée-Ambroise et un autre Napoléon-Alexandre, un médecin qui a pratiqué à Saint-Pascal au début des années 1900. Germain Mignot Labrie a eu un fils Élizée qui n'a pas vécu longtemps et qui était né un an ou deux avant la date possible de Clarisse. Si vous avez des détails et références au sujets des ancêtres mentionnés, ce seriat apprécié.

Objet : Annie Rose Lariviere

zilce — 2009-09-28 02:24:55Z

Bonsoir, I have informations about them. They were married in Notre-Dame de Montreal the 6 of june 1911.

F. Belzil

reunion Bergeron-Damboise

alinecorm — 2009-05-22 00:52:31Z

Invitation

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Heures: 12h00 à 18h00

Lieu: Fredericton, Nouveau-Brunswick

Directives: Le 18 juillet, nous nous retrouverons à l’entrée du parc Odell à 11 heures. Le 19 juillet, le rendez-vous aura lieu au Centre communautaire Sainte-Anne, sis au 715 rue Priestman, à compter de 9h00. Une messe sera célébrée à 11h00 à l’église Sainte-Anne-des-Pays-Bas. Par la suite, un léger goûter sera servi au Centre communautaire. Nous espérons que vous serez des nôtres.

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Re: Michaud Surname - Any Native ancestry?

lrarroyo — 2008-08-19 03:50:44Z

Vicki,

I just came across your posting. Thanks for replying. Is there any native ancestry in the line that you know of?

Thanks,

Renee

Anctil-Pelletier

phydime — 2008-07-23 18:32:20Z

I search the father and mother of Alexina Pelletier spouse Augure Anctil the january 21 in 1907 in Lawrence, Massachusetts.

Roger

Re: Michaud Surname - Any Native ancestry?

vickismall50 — 2008-07-11 21:15:57Z

i have a lot of history on who you are looking for.

Desgagnes m. Annie Rose Lariviere QC CAN

EvelynYvonneTheriault — 2008-01-31 01:44:55Z

Hello,
I can see one marriage that might be yours in terms of location and approx. names.
Napoleon Desgagnes married Marie Anna Landry in 1929, Rimouski, Quebec.
Does the 1929 date make sense?
Evelyn in Montreal

Annie Rose Lariviere

pollockmanon — 2008-01-23 18:27:17Z

Hi, i'm searching information about my great-grand-mother Annie (Rose)Larivière, she had been married with Napoleon Desgagnés, probably in Ste-Anne de La Pocatière. Dont't know anything else.

Re: LaLande

ShirleyYetter78 — 2007-11-24 13:31:52Z

mannerj

you can reach me at shirleyyetter@rogers.com
I would appreciate any info that you have