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Are you researching families in Missisquoi ( historic ) county ?

ncunningham — 2013-05-19 01:51:47Z

We have a new Rootsweb message board make sure you post your families/locations there !

http://boards.ancestry.com/localities.northam.canada.quebec....

Re: Baptism of Moise Frost 1841

Debbie_Vidmar — 2013-05-12 02:20:39Z

Hi, my great grandmother was Minnie Denault. She was the youngest daughter of Casimir Denault and Marie Pack. It is the same family.
My greatgrandmother went by the name Casamere as well whenever she could, although in her wedding certificate it was corrected to Denault.
I could not find Casamir's death either, but did find a Casimir working in Ontario. I t was difficult in the Pontiac region and possibly he had to go elsewhere for work.

Louis Michel Boudreau & son Alphonse

MaryBoudreau51 — 2013-05-11 12:39:50Z

I want to thank all the people along my journey to discovering my ancestors Louis Michel BOUDREAU,wife Josephte Nault and their son Alphonse, b. 1823, Montreal and their ancestors, too. I especially want to thank Elaine who lives somewhere in Ontario. She helped so much for a few years and I consider her a friend. She translated baptismal and other records for my ancestors and so much more. I also want to thank Brenda.

I would still like to meet new cousins.

Thank you,
Mary

Louis Michel Boudreau & son Alphonse

MaryBoudreau51 — 2013-05-11 12:39:49Z

Marguerite Masse/Mace

dstrand48 — 2013-05-09 03:58:47Z

I am trying to determine if this is the same person or 2 different ones. I have found info that states the following men were married to a woman with this name: Jean Pichon, Jean Petitpas and Joseph Gravelle. Birth dates range from 1556-1594 and death dates are 1605 & 1615 for her. The info on parents are Jean Mace and Genevieve Rolland. According to info I have seen Marguerite Mace(1580-1615) married Jean Pichon abt 1600 and had a daughter Marie Pichon (1611-1661) all in France. I also found info that Marguerite Mace (1595-1615) married 1) Jean Petitpas and had daughter Marguerite.
2) married Joseph Gravel in 1616 and had son Masse-Joseph.

Are these two women sisters or the same person? If anyone can help me figure this out I will be forever grateful. I believe that all the children of these unions came to the Quebec area but that their parents stayed in France. Anyone needing to look at my tree to see why I am confused check out the Lindgren/Strand Family Tree the Nolette Side or email me at dstrand48@gmail.com

Re: Objet : Marriage lookup Eusèbe Martin & Malvinia

lamptester — 2013-05-09 01:56:19Z

Many Thanks,

Having the dates and locations, I located the Baptismal record for Malvina and the marriage record using Family Search (Drouin Image Files). Also located the Baptismal record for Eusèbe Martin

Objet : Marriage lookup Eusèbe Martin & Malvinia

clairelanthier12 — 2013-05-09 00:19:06Z

Eusèbe Martin born Ap. 30th 1853 St Rémi, Napierville

married June 17 th 1874 Cathédrale St-Jacques le Majeur
Montréal

to Marie Malvina Hétu born Dec. 6th 1854 Basilique Notre-Dame, Montréal

Source: Collection Drouin

Marriage lookup Eusèbe Martin & Malvinia

lamptester — 2013-05-08 22:33:02Z

Greatly appreciate a marriage lookup for

Eusèbe MARTIN born 1853 St Rémi, Napierville, Québec son of Toussaint Martin & Lucie Dubuc
and
Malvina Unknown born 1854 Quebec

date, place, bride's full name & parents' names

Re: Marie Modeste Racine

iris17anderson — 2013-05-05 22:58:14Z

Hi!
Is Marie Modeste Racince related to Dorothee Racine?
Who was married to Boniface Giguere? these names appear in the ancestry of Claude Giguere My great grandfather. Please
let me know.
Iris jiggar Giguere Anderson
e-Mail irisa815@aol.com

Re: Conversos in Colonial French Canada

tomel — 2013-05-05 21:10:56Z

Thanks for the invitation to join the Sephardic Forum. I will definitely look into doing that to see what we can contribute and what we can learn further about family derivations.

Interesting that you noted the additional Middle Eastern connections. When we had some of the family complete DNA tests through the Family Tree DNA group, it came back as 87 % West European and 13 % Middle Eastern. The ME group was further attributed to Jewish, Palestinian, Bedouin South, and Mozabite. We weren't surprised by the Jewish connection but were by the others.

We do have one artifact that has come down to us from that side of the family. It is a tapestry with a 12-pointed star in the middle and various geometrical designs that surround it. On each of the four sides there is a saying that repeats itself but is written in a script that we've not been able to identify. I'd be willing to forward you a jpg image it you would like to see if you recognize the design and/or script.

Best wishes,

Tomel
Tom Lanagan
Email: tc49@verizon.net
Family names of interest on this topic: Galipo, Galipeau, Gilbo, Guilbeault, Marchant

Re: Richelieu County Sorel ---St.David,Yamaska PQ

trsch — 2013-05-03 05:18:17Z

Would like to contact you about the Holmes of Sorel, Quebec

Re: Conversos in Colonial French Canada

tisheysman61 — 2013-05-03 04:35:41Z

Greetings everyone,
Sephardic-Crypto Jews migrated to Quebec and were some of the founding nations (i.e., google: Antaya Habraham & Pelletier & Eli Gelinas).

The ARABIC names (D'Arabi; Mohamed; Oman; Saracen etc.) are also suspected crypto Jews because they INTERMARRIED exclusively and consecutively down through the centuries.
You've probably also noticed 'given,' 'middle,' and 'surnames' were used 'interchangeably.'

Many of these 'crypto' Spanish/Jewish Conversos migrated to MONTREAL. They moved over into the New York and NEW ENGLAND valleys where they farmed and became entrepreuneurs (i.e., surname: MARCHANT = 'merchant').

Though raised 'Catholic' my mom had knowledge of HEBREW, and HEBREW terms, i.e., the 'Shewbread.' She RECITED ALL THE OLD TESTAMENT PATRIOTS...out of the clear blue sky one day...in chronological order.

Mom said when she was growing up, she was often asked if she was Jewish. Both her parents are 'first generation' to the U.S. They were mostly dark haired (but a sprinkling of blondes) and had blue/hazel/greenish or dark colored eyes, the typical longish narrow semitic noses, with a somewhat subtle but definite middle eastern type form/characteristics/frames.

Many "DIT" names are SUBSTITUTES in many cases, for Hebrew Surnames (I have stacks of notes).

OLD and NOBLE HEBREW LINES were in QUEBEC, including BENJAMIN, HABRAHAM, GELINAS, RAPHAEL, GABRAEL, DAVID, SOLOMAN, and others.

The SPANISH & PORTUGUESE given/surnames are also suspected SEPHARDIC-PORTUGUESE-SPANISH in many instances, and they also 'married into certain french families.'

I am working on connecting our SARACEN, D'ARABI, MOHAMED etc. family lines all the way back to the SINAI PENINSULA and down into the HEJAZ of NORTHWEST ARABIA.

The custom of 'burying the deceased one day after' is a Jewish ritual and I think they often claimed they 'could not sign' documents because they preferred 'playing the dumb peasant,' and to 'avoid entrapment' by the church.

They often did not like or trust any 'outsider' priests; they preferred 'crypto' jesuits, 'traveling cryptos,' or 'insiders' only.

Another 'crypto' trait was having their 'marriages' performed at a PRIVATE home and PRIVATE ceremony...

In regards to HEBREW naming patterns, they 'skipped a generation' when they felt threatened, then resumed it when they felt safe again ("mom" attests to this 'skipping' phenomena alot).

You've also noticed 'opera houses' out in the middle of their farm towns no doubt, tucked into their little 'bergs.'
I theorize they tried to hang on to their sense of high aacculturation in days gone by.

Mom's father spoke a type of 'catalan,' she said, and he always complained he could not understand the other 'french' speakers.

I have amassed stacks and stacks of handwritten notes on the CONVERSOS IN COLONIAL FRENCH CANADA. I am DELIGHTED to make your acquaintance!!!

Please accept my invitation to join the Sephardic Forum (it's free) where I have been a member for several years; I am one of a very few who has focused on Quebec and I am certain the forum will be delighted to hear from other Quebec descendants of Conversos. Harry Stein is the moderator and his Spanish/Portuguese archives are also free!
Yours truly,
tish eysman

Re: Translation help? Baptism of Marie Helene Chouinard

suzaq1954 — 2013-05-02 15:33:07Z

>>One record using a another name 'Alphrode', and one of his children's death records used the name Moses (Moyse?).<< Yes, I was referring to children of Frederick's death record. Was it a mistake of a living relative or friend long after Frederick had passed away? Could be, and probably.

When did Frederick cross the border 'officially'? I don't know. If I make the presumption that he went from France occupied Territory where he was born (according to most of his children's census records, which gives his mother as Canadian born), then on to the USA, than I'd say that his first born's Canadian birth, and second born US birth would be the obvious choice time frame for his 'official' crossing. How long was he in Canada prior to coming to the US?? Unknown also.

I would love to have an 1840 Canadian census record or buisiness directory of where he lived (hard to tell!). His earliest US Census is 1850; which doesn't mean he's not on the 1851 Canadian Census, and may be a good idea to look for. If I were to guess his location in 1840's, it might be L'Acadia, or there about.

In 1850, he's living in Chazy, NY, just across the border from Canada, and like St. Valentin, where Helene was born, it's on/near Lake Champlain. Is his 'day labor' trade connected to fishing? Perhaps farming (since many French Canadian farms line the water ways).

http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1850usfedcenan...

1860 is a unique time period in the US, of course, due to the Civil War. Only his wife is seen on the census, and we didn't ask civilian's at that time if they were widowed, so I'm not sure if he died prior to 1860 or after. I don't find another census for him for certain, but that doesn't mean one doesn't exist. I'll attach a possible record of him, a Frederick Swenor, that I found for 1860. It may be him.

http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1860usfedcenan...

http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1860usfedcenan...

I've also found evidence that Sarah 'Sally' Celestia, Frederick's wife, married Nelson Stone, possibly as early as mid 1860's

Re: Translation help? Baptism of Marie Helene Chouinard

daciodan — 2013-05-01 13:48:00Z

Is the family in Canada in the 1851 Census? It sounds like they immigrated to the US, is that correct? When and where did the immigrated to first?

>>One record using a another name 'Alphrode', and one of his children's death records used the name Moses (Moyse?).<<

You're referring to Frederic Choiunard, correct? Alphrode sounds like a mangling of Alfred and Alphonse. Alfred and Alphonse are two given names that I've seen interchangable.

The death record data of one of the children is probably sketchy, but might be something to keep in mind. Most likely, Frederic was long gone at the time of the (adult?) child's death, and the informant might have been making a best guess of a name they heard.

If you post a link to the earliest census record you have, I'll have a look at the data.

Re: Translation help? Baptism of Marie Helene Chouinard

suzaq1954 — 2013-05-01 07:45:01Z

Thanks for the help. Thanks for the translation.

From the other baptisms I've found so far (awaiting some to be sent to me from a parish), no added help other than sponsors like this one; if that is helpful. One record using a another name 'Alphrode', and one of his children's death records used the name Moses (Moyse?).

Also, census record's say his wife was born in Canada and he was born in France (or Canada).

Re: Translation help? Baptism of Marie Helene Chouinard

daciodan — 2013-04-30 04:00:28Z

This is record in a (relatively) standard example of a bap record format.

30 Jan 1842, we the undersigned baptized Marie Helen, born yesterday, of the legitimate marriage of Frederic Chouinard, day laborer [journeyman] and Celeste Lefebrve, of this [St-Valentin] parish. Godfather Amable Gabouriau [surname standardized] signed, godmother Marie Guillar with the father, who could not sign.

I looked for a marriage record, not an easy find from the index. The surname Lefebrve has many dits and is also routine mangled in the index. Chouinard has several dits. There are variants for every surname, for example, Guillar = Guyard

Any other data you have from the other children's bap records?

The best I can suggest is you check other parishes in St Jean and maybe Iberville.

Translation help? Baptism of Marie Helene Chouinard

suzaq1954 — 2013-04-29 21:50:42Z

Hi,
I can read SOME French, but sometimes the handwriting can be tough combined with trying my translating. I would appreciate some help on this record, because the sponsors could give me a clue into this young couple. Frederic Chouinard may have been from another location, although the record does say 'of this parish'. His wife, Celeste/Celesta LeFebvre seems to be a resident of this town of St. Valentine, but I have found NO marriage record for these two at all!! I would love help on that, if you think you can help. I'm hoping a good translation of the Sponsors will help. From my research, Marie Helene was the oldest child of the couple. I'll also link the document.

http://search.ancestry.com/Browse/View.aspx?dbid=1091&pa...

Ruhama Richardson, parents Geo Richardson & Mary Lock

tidewaterkayak — 2013-04-27 16:43:24Z

b 1836 4 Apr
Dunham, Brome-Missisquoi, Quebec, Canada

All I have is that George Richardson probably came from England and I can find nothing on Mary Lock. I am especially interested in Mary Lock's birth and who her parents were.

Re: John Sampson Murton

barryelliman — 2013-04-26 12:45:24Z

Hi Elizabeth
I am also researching John Sampson Murton. I don't know much about him but am willing to share what I know.
The family settled in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Kate died in 1953 and is buried in Brookside Cemetery, Winnipeg. John died in 1963.
The 2 eldest sons, John Charles Gordon and William Louis went to Canada in 1919 and 1920, after WW1, their service records are on Ancestry.
I hope this info is of some help to you.
Regards Bev.

Re: Didas Guilbert -- Quebec Census 1861 -- Can anyone find image?

qntara — 2013-04-25 22:17:36Z

Thanks Ginette (and all),

Looking at this, i do NOT think it is the Didas Guilbert i'm looking for.

The Didas Guilbert i'm looking for was born earlier -- April 1850 or April 1855 (i think).

Married Mathilda Langevin. (Domethilde Langevin)

One Child was born Feb 2 1886/1887 -- so this marriage is at least 10 years past the date of what i'd be looking to find.

Thanks again to all for looking into this for me...the hunt now continues! :)

Re: Didas Guilbert -- Quebec Census 1861 -- Can anyone find image?

ginetteone — 2013-04-25 17:10:12Z

Found the marriage of Didace Guilbert

Name: Didace Gilbert
Titles and Terms:
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 29 Jul 1896
Event Place: Nashua, Hillsborough, New Hampshire
Age: 40
Marital Status:
Race:
Birthplace: Quebec, Cana
Birth Year (Estimated): 1856
Father's Name: Peter Gilbert
Father's Titles and Terms:
Mother's Name: Sophie
Mother's Titles and Terms:
Spouse's Name: Nellie Marshall
Spouse's Titles and Terms:
Spouse's Age: 20
Spouse's Marital Status:
Spouse's Race:
Spouse's Birthplace: Quebec, Cana
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): 1876
Spouse's Father's Name: Frank Marshall
Spouse's Father's Titles and Terms:
Spouse's Mother's Name: Delia
Spouse's Mother's Titles and Terms:
Clerk's Jurisdiction Place:
Reference ID:
GS Film number: 1000996
Digital Folder Number: 4243047

Ginette

Re: Marie Modeste Racine

dstrand48 — 2013-04-23 17:17:01Z

THANK YOU VERY MUCH. This clears up alot of things for me.

Re: Marie Angelique Giguere

dstrand48 — 2013-04-23 17:15:16Z

THANK YOU VERY MUCH. This clears up alot of things for me

Re: Marie Angelique Giguere

smithruss_1 — 2013-04-23 16:22:01Z

I found the following records:

Marie Angelique Giguiere (daughter of Charles Giguiere and Marie Modeste Racine) was born December 16, 1798 and baptised December 17, 1798 at St. Nicolas.

Marie Angelique Giguieres (daughter of Charles Giguieres and Marie Racine) married Louis Mailly (son of Giles Mailly and Marie Roy) on February 10, 1817 in L'Ancienne Lorette.

Re: Marie Modeste Racine

smithruss_1 — 2013-04-23 16:19:21Z

The burial records you referenced is the following:

Marie Modeste Racine (daughter of Louis Racine and Marie Gravel) died at age 8 on June 22, 1869.

The Marie Modeste Racine that I believe you are looking for I found the following records:

Marie Modeste Racine (daughter of Joseph Racine and Marie Rosalie Simard) was born November 4, 1778 at Ste. Anne de Beaupre.

Marie Modeste Racine (daugher of Joseph Racine and Marie Rosalie Simard) married Charles Giguieres (son of Joseph Giguieres and Monique Fillion) on July 23, 1798 at Ste. Anne de Beaupre.

Marie Racine (wife of the late Charles Giguere) age 58 died on August 11, 1835 and was buried August 13, 1835 in Quebec.

I hope that provides some help.

Marie Angelique Giguere

dstrand48 — 2013-04-23 14:13:01Z

I am looking for any type of records for her. She married Louis Mailly(1789-1891). Any and all info would be great. I think her parents are Charles Giguere and Marie Modeste Racine.

Marie Modeste Racine

dstrand48 — 2013-04-23 13:57:02Z

I need some help reading the burial record for Marie Modeste Racine from the Quebec, Vital & Church Records Drouin Collection 1621-1967 image 7. I am trying to figure out her parents names and her death/burial date. The year I have is 1869. She married Charles Giguere 13 July 1798 at St. Anne-de-Beaupre,Quebec. If anyone can find her birth record and can point me in the right direction for that info I would be very grateful. Thanks for any and all help.

john W bennett 1851 compton quebec

dawnebob — 2013-04-22 17:16:20Z

hiya can anyone help me please. I am trying to trace a home child, Katherine about 1905, i think her surnmane might be smith. I find on the 1911 census an adopted child from England 1907 who is with a John w bennett 1851 and his wife Louise 1853. How would i go about finding out this little girls name prior to her adoption. I cannot on LAC see any girl Katherine in 1907 being sent over. Help or advise please. Thanks dawne in spain

Re: Didas Guilbert -- Quebec Census 1861 -- Can anyone find image?

1_stephro — 2013-04-17 14:12:42Z

qntara

i have some news for you

i found didace guilbert in st barbabe sud image 362
his christening was on 1855-4-3
he is son of pierre guilbert and sophie lussier
his godparents was francois tetreau and elisabeth lussier

i found some pierre and sophie children too(at this time, it s really guilbert.,and the first time ,lussier)

delia ,christening ,1858-10-6 image 423
philias marriage 1886-3-2 image 276
armine ,christening,1843-5-14 image 137

my pleasure
god bless you

rolande

Re: Jean Baptiste Klebaur - Angelique Daigle

daciodan — 2013-04-14 22:39:31Z

No sure what your question is.

There's an 10 year gap (1852-1862) between events you have documented. The only options are maybe an entry in the 1861 Canadian Census or the US 1860. If you have found him in either, that wouldn't be entirely surprising, he may have been in transition in 1860 and not enumerated in either. It happens.

Jean Baptiste Klebaur - Angelique Daigle

KevinFlood — 2013-04-14 20:33:40Z

I am the GGGrandson of Jean Baptiste KLEBAUR (naturalized as John B. KLEBAUR) who was married to Angelique DAIGLE by Rev. S. Goodenough of The First Universalist Society of Derby, VT on Dec. 26, 1862.

The last that the family knew of Jean Baptiste was that he was a gunsmith in St. Hyacinthe, Quebec, had a family and disappeared sometime in 1853. His wife, Madeline Schmeltz Klebaur and children returned to her family in New York City. Please see narrative and records at www.klebaur.org. They had immigrated from Alsace to NYC earlier.

We were surprised to find this information of his second marriage, as we knew of no divorce or annulment of his first. Here are the Derby Clerk's minutes of the wedding:

State of Vermont Orleans CountyBe it remembered that at Derby in the county as aforesaid on the twenty sixth day of December in the Year of Our Lord 1862 John B. Klebaur of Brompton Falls in the County of Richmond & Province of Canada East & Angelique Daigle of Sherbrooke in the County of Sherbrooke, Province of Canada East were duly joined in Marriage by S. Goodenough, Pastor of the First Universalist Society in Derby, VT.

Attest Jos Bates 2- Town ClerkI have also attached a copy of the Vermont State record.

I cannot locate Jean Baptiste in any Canada database, he seems to have disappeared from all Canadian records after the birth of his last child in St Hyacinthe in 1852.

Kevin Patrick Flood, Jacksonville, Florida kpflood@klebaur.org

Re: Marriage Louis Pincince and Elenore Chartier

smleafe — 2013-04-14 16:41:52Z

Thank you and yes this is the correct family.

Re: Didas Guilbert -- Quebec Census 1861 -- Can anyone find image?

1_stephro — 2013-04-14 11:03:11Z

philias marriage is on st barnabe sud ,1886-3-2,his spouse,rose anna girouard,image 276.witnesses spouses and delia guilbert ,her christening on 1858-10-05 image 423

probably their child was on 1887-02

rolande

Re: Didas Guilbert -- Quebec Census 1861 -- Can anyone find image?

1_stephro — 2013-04-13 11:11:05Z

qntara

bas-canada is low-canada like st hyacinthe pq

haut canada is high canada like ontario pq

rolande

Re: Didas Guilbert -- Quebec Census 1861 -- Can anyone find image?

1_stephro — 2013-04-13 11:05:23Z

qntara

i work on gilbert and lucier families

do you know who are sophie lucier s parents

mine is alexandre -noel lucier and marguerite jacob-langlois

my sophie was born on 1821

sometimes we found a wrong births and wrong ages.

more than i can,i ll try to speak english

hope to hear from you

rolande

Re: Severe Frank Martin

MarionKerr86 — 2013-04-13 02:58:07Z

I have a Marriage record but it doesn't list any parents.
Marion

Re: Objet : Didas Guilbert -- Quebec Census 1861 -- Can anyone find image?

qntara — 2013-04-12 16:00:22Z

Thank you Jacynthe!

Re: Didas Guilbert -- Quebec Census 1861 -- Can anyone find image?

qntara — 2013-04-12 15:59:44Z

I've been trying to get a birth certificate from New Hampshire for years now, but there doesn't seem to be one. Found others in the same family, but do not have actual certificates, just the info off the Family Search records. I have to order actual certificate and hope it has more info than what is on the site.

I've put many posts on the Guilbert surname board looking for John Phylius Guilbert, and this is the first time i've found anything that seems to tie in at all.

I know the name is very common, and i'm really just now trying to skip a generation and work the other way since i've been unable to get the birth info i need.

What i do know....Didase Guilbert (also went by Francis, and Jospeh D. Guilbert on stuff i've found) married Domithilde (Mathilda is what i had before recently) Langevin.

They had a child who was born on either Feb 2 1886 or 1887 (unsure because they sometimes listed dates this way earlier) and i have conflicting documents with both dates, but the Feb 2 is correct. This child was my mothers great-uncle. I know of two sisters he had (Avila, who married a Carrigan, and Lillian who never married that i am aware of)

These two parent, Mathilda and Joseph/Didas separated/divorced, but i did not know this at first, Joseph had listed "widowed" on his 1910 census. Found that Mathilda married a Frank Enos and she died in 1933 or 1934 in Chelmsford, MA. (we were always told that family had lived in Laconia, and this is where their three children were born, but i haven't been able to find the one child i want to find's birth record).

I'm rambling, so if you look at some of my other posts, they state the info i do have and what i've looked at and tried to find. I don't have it in front of me to put correct info in this post right now, but wanted to respond hoping that someone else has done research on this same family line.

Thanks for listening, and i appreciate everyone's help.
ps: i can't read french, which doesn't help me much when i look at some of the canadian sites.

Re: Didas Guilbert -- Quebec Census 1861 -- Can anyone find image?

daciodan — 2013-04-12 02:21:35Z

>>I'm also going to post on Quebec board<<

You are on the Quebec Board.

"Bas" Canada means "lower" Canada, as opposed to upper.

>>and also what board would be St-Barnabé, St-Hyacinthe, Quebec<<

No, the Quebec general board you're posting on is fine.

In regard to your brick wall, did this person marry? If so when and where? His marriage record should list his parents. There are same named individuals, born in the same period, and in the same area. The FC were fond of naming patterns. This is why you need some more data on the individual before searching back further.

Objet : Didas Guilbert -- Quebec Census 1861 -- Can anyone find image?

tjacynthe — 2013-04-12 02:17:17Z

Hi,
Parents are Pierre Guilbert and Sophie Lusier.
Pierre Guilbert Male (masculin) 53 1808 Married (Marié)35
Sophie Lusier Female (féminin) 37 1824 Married (Marié)
Hermine Guilbert Female (féminin) 20 1841 Single (Célibataire)
Zoé Guilbert Female (féminin) 17 1844 Single (Célibataire)
Victor Guilbert Male (masculin) 15 1846 Single (Célibataire)
Stéphanie Guilbert Female (féminin) 14 1847 Single (Célibataire)
Adolphe Guilbert Male (masculin) 11 1850 Single (Célibataire)
Didas Guilbert Male (masculin) 6 1855
Single (Célibataire)
Dinace Guilbert Female (féminin) 8 1853 Single (Célibataire)
Delia Guilbert Female (féminin) 4 1857
Single (Célibataire)
All born Lower Canada or Quebec Province.

Jacynthe

Didas Guilbert -- Quebec Census 1861 -- Can anyone find image?

qntara — 2013-04-12 00:59:50Z

Surnames: Guilbert

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MMWF-8Q1
Name: Didas Guilbert
Gender: Male
Event Place: St-Barnabé, St-Hyacinthe, Quebec
Age: 6
Birth Year (Estimated): 1855
Birthplace: Bas Canada
Marital Status: Single
Religion: Catholique
Page Number: 66
Line Number: 41
GS Film number: 517424
Affiliate Film Number: C-1319-1320
Digital Folder Number: 4108829
Image Number: 142
Collection: Didas Guilbert, "Quebec Census, 1861"

Found this on Family Search, but no image is available, can anyone locate copy of image for me? Ancestry subscription ended, and unable to renew right now....
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help. I'm also going to post on Quebec board.

Not sure where Bas-Canada is, and is listed here as Birthplace, and also what board would be St-Barnabé, St-Hyacinthe, Quebec? This is the listed Residence for 1861 listing.

Interested in seeing who else is in household, who his parents and siblings (if any) are, and anything else that will help me....
I'm pretty certain that this is the Didace Guilbert I've been trying to find -- "my brick wall".... Thanks in advance to anyone who can help with this.

Re: Alex Rail

MACunning — 2013-04-11 01:43:05Z

Hello,

Include Rehel (spelled that way by the priests of the times.)

Mike

James Hilson

mullions47 — 2013-04-10 15:23:10Z

I am trying to locate any relatives of James Hilson born in London 1875-1879 and was a Home Child arriving in Quebec in 1891. He stayed in Sherbrooke for a short while before moving to Granby (entry on 1901 census). The only other information I can find is he appeared on the 1940 USA census in Buffalo as a lodger. It would seem he worked across the border in the consatruction industry during the week and went home to his family at weekends.Any information would be very much appreciated.

Re: Objet : Parents of James E Robertson (1842 -1921)

twobisquit — 2013-04-09 17:37:40Z

These may or may not be of help in finding your James Robertson. I also have James son of Leonard as born in 1818but he might have moved to Vermont at the time that Catherine Mary Robertson did.She was my 2nd or 3rd great grandmother. I am not sure if you an open these but we can figure out something if you cannot

Re: Objet : Parents of James E Robertson (1842 -1921)

4mynieces — 2013-04-09 15:56:18Z

Twobuisquit, thanks for your reply. Your James is part of my confusion. I've seen him, and know he can't be the father of my lineage because he died at age 20. My James E, who married Mary Eliza Thurber in tiny Tingwick, lived from 1842 - 1921 and is buried in Rogers County, OK, along with his wife. The mystery continues.

Re: JOHN KIDNEY and wife Mary Clark Family from Ireland

carole_daniel — 2013-04-05 19:55:11Z

Thank you sweetly for your reply. Wish I knew where or what county in Ireland they came from or village. Could I ask you what info you did find on my family? Look at what i have on line.
carole lynn

Re: Objet : Parents of James E Robertson (1842 -1921)

twobisquit — 2013-04-05 17:55:31Z

Check my tree. James was the son of Leonard Robertson of Scotland and died in Tincwick

Re: JOHN KIDNEY and wife Mary Clark Family from Ireland

daciodan — 2013-04-05 17:40:26Z

I have researched this line to some extent. Unfortunately, the data found has no-specific to their origin.

There are some reasons why:

1) They're not Catholic, the non-Catholic records tend to have much less detail than Catholic.

2) The parental couple (John Kidney b abt 1790 & Mary Margaret Clark b abt 1804) was married in Ireland.

3) The son, John Kidney (b abt 1821 in Ireland), parents were living in Quebec at the time of his marriage. There would be no detail of his specific birth origin or his parents origin in a marriage record, other than where the were all living at the time of the marriage, which was Quebec for all of them.

4) The burial record can sometimes detail origin, it's a long shot. The best bet is to find the burial record of John Kidney (b abt 1790). It appears he died prior to the 1851 Canadian enumeration.

Looking for a Census 1861 for Adeline and Mitchel Parent

mandy62679 — 2013-04-05 16:12:06Z

1861 Census of Canada Record Census & Voter Lists Name: Adéline Parent

Birth: year in location

Residence: date in Terrebonne, Canada East, Canada

Father:
PARENT Michel
Father: Jean-Baptiste PARENT
Mother: Louise PARENTEAU
Birth: 27 JUL 1834, Yamaska, Yamaska, QC
Baptism: 28 JUL 1834 in St-Michel d'Yamaska, Yamaska, QC
Mother:
LACHAPELLE, Adelaide
Father: Joseph LACHAPELLE
Mother: Ursule VERVILLE

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Marriage: 28 NOV 1854 St-Aime, Massueville, Richelieu, QC

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Children:

PARENT, Marie
Birth: 14 MAY 1856 St-Guillaume d'Upton, Yamaska, QC
Baptism: 15 MAY 1856 St-Guillaume d'Upton, Yamaska, QC
By / March: Joseph Parenteau and Louise Parenteau.
Death: 17 JUL 1856 St-Guillaume d'Upton, Yamaska, QC
Burial: 18 JUL 1856 St-Guillaume d'Upton, Yamaska, QC
Dcd: 2 months.

JOHN KIDNEY and wife Mary Clark Family from Ireland

carole_daniel — 2013-04-04 14:25:17Z

John Kidney born in 1790 in Ireland, married Mary Clark born in 1793, son, John Kidney born in 1821 in Ireland as well, they all went to Quebec Canada in 1845. Their son, John Kidney later married Margaret McKenzie in Ormtown Quebec,Canada. Trying to find out if they did come from County Cork Ireland and what town and parrish, or where to look?
thank you,
Carole Lynn