Gatineau - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Objet : WW1 Memorials - Luskville/Eardley

btluna — 2013-04-07 15:04:49Z

Thank you for the links Jacynthe.

I have information on these soldiers, including their service records, but I'm very interested in knowing if they are commemorated on any memorials in their hometowns.

Objet : WW1 Memorials - Luskville/Eardley

tjacynthe — 2013-04-07 14:44:21Z

http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/military-peace/index-e.ht... for informations about WW1

Also : http://www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/collections/virtualmem

Jacynthe

WW1 Memorials - Luskville/Eardley

btluna — 2013-04-07 13:42:02Z

I'm wondering if there are any WW1 War Memorials in Luskville and/or Eardley that list the names of those who gave their lives. I'm looking for Robert Bruce (or R.W.)Lusk, Andrew Gibson Lusk and Walter Scott McKibbon. Thank you!

Re: Ryans in Wakefield, Gatineau, Quebec

roncrowley67 — 2013-04-02 02:22:00Z

Great info,Shannon. Yes Darby Kealey was my maternal, great great grandfather. Darby started a farm on land which is now Hull Quebec. His son Thomas (my gr. grandfather) was the first non-First Nations baby born in that area. Now, I did not know of the McCabe list and the connection of Jeremiah(Darby) to Queeens County, Mayo,Coulo for 2 males, one female. Much appreciated,ron

Re: Ryans in Wakefield, Gatineau, Quebec

ceyemail1 — 2013-04-01 14:18:07Z

Hi Shannon,

Please email me at cey.email@yahoo.com
I think this is more of a cousins' line with Cahill and Gleason.

Thanks, CY

Re: Bullis - NY State to Gatineau, Quebec

valspec — 2013-03-30 02:14:59Z

Hi Ben,

My grandfather was also Angus Cameron Bullis, born March 17, 1879 in Canada. He died in 1947 and is buried in Merced, CA. He had four sons and two daughters. Two siblings are still alive. Hope this helps,

Matt Bullis

Question? I belive he left Canada around 10 years old. Is this correct?

Re: Hayes Families of the Gatineau

ceyemail1 — 2013-03-27 15:46:24Z

Family ID #591 - Nicholas Hayes and Margaret Flynn wed 22 June, 1874.

My g-grandfather Patrick Flynn of Low was the brother of Mary Flynn who wed Nicholas Hayes. This is the first time I've seen her named Margaret. She died in March 1875, I've often wondered if it was in childbirth. Her parents were Dennis and Julia Egan Flynn of Ireland who came to Low, Quebec.

I've never been able to trace Nicholas Hayes after this, and wondered if he moved to the US.

Any information would be appreciated,
Thanks, CY

Re: Ryans in Wakefield, Gatineau, Quebec

shorts100 — 2013-03-25 15:19:10Z

In my files I have:
James Ryan = Mary Gleeson

Children:
Susan = Parick Mckormick. daughter Bridget = John Patrick Daley/Daly
Ann = Patrick Skahen
Matthew = Mary Hayes Her parents Thomas Hayes & Mary Purcell
William = Charlotte O'Neil
Bridget = D'Arcy Hogan
Hanora = Tim Hogan

Dave

Re: Ryans in Wakefield, Gatineau, Quebec

ceyemail1 — 2013-03-25 15:06:49Z

My grandmother kept that blue booklet too bless her heart. All of the little pencil marks she put by names have traced out as family.

There is an updated book out on the St. Martin's material, it may be about $25. I think it is supposed to have headstone pictures as well. St. Camillus also has a historical booklet out.

Re: Ryans in Wakefield, Gatineau, Quebec

shannonclark14 — 2013-03-24 15:01:05Z

Then this might be exciting for you!

The McCabe List was a list among Colonel By's papers that was discovered by Irish researcher John McCabe in 1985.

The list was completed in February 1829 in the vicitity of Bytown and listed 700 families. The intention of the list was to document family members who were still in Ireland who could potentially come to Canada.

The list has name, county, parish, townland, children and relative names. It has helped many people find their link directly back to Ireland.

There are two "Kealy"s on the list.

There is a "Darby" who could be your "Darcy".

The information is as follows:

KEALY, Queens Co, Mayo, Coulo 2,1,3 (Males,Females,Total)

His two brothers in law with families Thomas, Connolly, and James Nash living at Coulo in the Queens County, they are known to Mr. FitzMaurice of Coulo.

Let me know if the timing matches when your Kealeys came.

Shannon

Re: Ryans in Wakefield, Gatineau, Quebec

roncrowley67 — 2013-03-24 14:24:29Z

Hi Shannon. No, I do not know what the McCabe list is. Thanks, ron

Re: Ryans in Wakefield, Gatineau, Quebec

roncrowley67 — 2013-03-24 01:52:14Z

Shannon, I'll contact my 91 year old Mom in Timmins and see where Clinton Ryan was from. I doubt it would be very far from Venosta.ron

Re: Ryans in Wakefield, Gatineau, Quebec

shannonclark14 — 2013-03-23 22:00:33Z

Ron,

Thanks so much for your note. I am looking for my connection to Ireland through the Ryans from Ryanville Quebec. Also Mary Gleeson who married Thomas Ryan - looking for her parents.

Other names of interest are William Gleason m. Margaret Cahill, Matthew Ryan m. Mary Hayes (dau of Thomas Hayes and Mary Purcell.

If you are already familiar, I apologize, but have you read the McCabe list?

Shannon

Re: Ryans in Wakefield, Gatineau, Quebec

roncrowley67 — 2013-03-23 03:35:16Z

Hi Shannon, I have the Martindale book, but I don't think I've seen the 1968. My good first cousin Dennis Kealey has done some comprehensive research. We're pretty solid on the pedigreed chart up to Darcy(Jeremiah) Kealey, but we can't prove his birthplace in Ireland. I think it's County Tipperary, but that guess and $1.25 will get me a coffee at MacDonalds. Is there any info you're tracing in which I could help.? ron

Re: Ryans in Wakefield, Gatineau, Quebec

shannonclark14 — 2013-03-22 02:28:52Z

I have a copy of the Martindale and Venosta Parish booklet that was published for the 75th Anniversary of St. Martin's and the 25th Anniversary of Our Lady of Sorrows, Venosta from 1968. There is a list of baptisms (names,no dates), marriages (names, no dates) and burials (names and dates). I would be happy to do any lookups.

Shannon

Re: Ryans in Wakefield, Gatineau, Quebec

shannonclark14 — 2013-03-22 02:23:45Z

I am interested to know more about the Gleasons in Kealey,Lawliss,Gleason,Foley and Brown Families of Venosta and Low

Particularly Mary Gleeson who married Thomas Ryan Sept 14 1898 at St. Martins

Mary Gleeson's parents were William Gleeson and Margaret Cahill.

Are they mentioned?
Thanks,
Shannon

Re: Ryans in Wakefield, Gatineau, Quebec

roncrowley67 — 2013-03-21 19:10:27Z

Hivsprite. My name is Ron Crowley and I am the grandson of the fampous Mick Joe Kealey and his wife Mary Philomena Cox. Now my mother is Helen Juliana Kealeyy(one of the identical twins) and still very alive. Her older sister Rose Mary (also still alive)married a Clinton Ryan who,I believe, was born not too far from Venosta Quebec(part of the old Kealey Settlement). They moved to Sarnia Ontario . I am in regular touch with Rose's family. If there is any way I can help you then just ask. Thanks, ron

Re: Ryans in Wakefield, Gatineau, Quebec

roncrowley67 — 2013-03-21 19:09:31Z

Re: Ryans in Wakefield, Gatineau, Quebec

roncrowley67 — 2013-03-21 19:02:24Z

Now Cy,why can't an historian every day get a letter like yours which is bursting with new information? First, thank you, and have you read these "books"? Kissing Time Away by Gerard Morris Kealey(Amazon); and The Kealey,Lawliss,Gleason,Foley and Brown Families of Venosta and Low, by Laurel Doucette.? In the latter, I see Mary Anne Kealey married to John Cuddihy and their 9 children. This info is yours if you wish. Thomas and Sarah are my great grandparents and I have a lot of information on them. Have you ever been able to trace the Kealeys back to County Killarney in Ireland? So good to hear from you. ron

Re: Ryans in Wakefield, Gatineau, Quebec

ceyemail1 — 2013-03-21 17:14:41Z

Hi, Thanks for your reply.

My ggg-grandparents are Thomas Kealey and Sarah Darcy, the line coming through their daughter Mary Ann Kealey who wed John Cuddihey and lived in Aylwin.

I've been trying to sort out Gatineau Ryans, and was working on some unknown pictures from Wisconsin that my McCormicks & Flynns in Minnesota and Low, Qc had kept. Just this fall I made a match to one a lady had for her grandparents. I placed the wedding portraits in my McCormick Drew Flynn maternal tree on ancestry.

The wedding couple is of Mary Kilcoyne ( 1880 - 1967) daughter of John Kilcoyne and Sarah Ann Daly, and the groom is Patrick Francis Ryan ( 1879 - 1968), son of John Patrick Ryan and Susan McNeff/McNiff. The date was 18 Sept 1907 at St. Martin's, but the wedding portraits were taken in WI.

Is this your line ? The lady researching has more unknown Ryan photos.

This Ryan couple seems to have been in Quebec, then to Wisconsin, then died in Manitoba.

all for now, thanks CY

Re: Ryans in Wakefield, Gatineau, Quebec

roncrowley67 — 2013-03-21 01:31:12Z

Hi Catherine, I am the eldest son of Helen Juliana Kealey. My great grandfather Thomas Kealey was the first non-Indian child born in what is now Ottawa. We were the first to move upriver, on the Quebec side and formed the Kealey Settlement between present day Low and Venosta Quebec My Aunt Rose Kealey married Clinton Ryan and she's still alive, I correspond with my cousins. I'll help you any way I can. ron

Re: GARDINER, FEATHERSTONHAUGH, GOULDER CANTLEY QUEBEC

fmacdonald32 — 2013-03-18 01:26:30Z

Marny: Thanks for the reply. I will send u an invite so you can view my McDonald tree. The Fetherstonhaugh's are all in the Ottawa, S.E. Ontario area. Unfortunately they are not all talking to each other. I have been trying to get pictures of everyone but it is a losing battle. Regards. Fred

Re: GARDINER, FEATHERSTONHAUGH, GOULDER CANTLEY QUEBEC

MarnyO — 2013-03-17 22:29:30Z

Hi there - this is my family line! My mom is Mavis Nee Kidd O'Neil - her mom was Viola nee Gardiner Kidd (married to John Kidd RCMP) - Viola's mother was Frances Fetherstonhaugh married to George Gardner. Viola was born at that homestead in Cantley Quebec (still standing). Frances - her father was THOMAS FETHERSTONHAUGH - who was fist married to Roxanna Landon (UEL) but she died in 1884. In 1885 Thomas married Agnes Churchill widow of Robert Allen from Hull. I just recently found an obit notice for Thomas (July 28 1909) but have no idea where he is buried. Agnes is buried at the old Protesant cemetery - most of my maternal line is buried there. Hoping we can touch base and compare information - home email is ****??oneilm@rogers.com***?? (remove the * and ?'s) - thank you for connecting. -- Also have been emailing with Jennie Faraday - Mable the youngest daughter and sister my Great Gram Frances

Re: GARDINER, FEATHERSTONHAUGH, GOULDER CANTLEY QUEBEC

fmacdonald32 — 2013-03-11 20:20:31Z

I have Fetherstonhaugh back to Thomas Feth.... 1832 marr to Agnes Churchill 12826-1901

Objet : Alfred WILSON; Rebecca CHILCOTT; Marjorie MORRIS

tjacynthe — 2013-01-22 01:55:17Z

Alfred Wilson, son of John Wilson and Elspeth McDonald, born in Scotland married Rebecca Chilcott daughter of Daniel Chilcott and Margaret Clelland, born in Gracefield Quebec, January 19h 1924 in Lanark.
http://search.ancestry.ca/iexec?htx=View&r=5543&dbid...

Rebecca was the widow of Andrew Wilke. They married March 1910 in the Aylwin Methodist. ref BMS of SGO

A list of non catholic churches in Quebec : https://familysearch.org/search/image/index#uri=https%3A//fa... if you want to find the act.

You may find their tombstones at this link : http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cangmg/ontario/index.htm

Jacynthe

Alfred WILSON; Rebecca CHILCOTT; Marjorie MORRIS

aimnabby — 2013-01-21 02:30:02Z

I'm trying to complete my family tree (Brown-Wilson) and I have been stuck experiencing great difficulty with obtaining information on my great grandfather on my mother's side of the family.

I know Alfred Wilson, was born October 3, 1899 and died April 19, 1963.

His first wife, my great grand mother, Rebecca Chilcott passed away in 1933, they had a daughter, my grand mother, Gladys Freida Brown (nee: Wilson) in 1927.

His second wife I don't know much about other than her name was Marjorie Morris.

His second marriage he had two other daughters, Catherine and Virginia.

My great grand father owned his own shoe store for many years on Bank Street in Ottawa, Ontario Canada and fit my grand mother's older children with shoes before selling his business and eventually working for the Bank of Nova Scotia again on Bank Street in Ottawa, Ontario Canada prior to either retirement or his passing.

I'm looking for a Certificate of Death, his location of burial and/or headstone picture, and a Certificate of Marriage for him and my great grand mother, Rebecca Chilcott.

Re: Northfield and area local history book?

RFlansberry — 2012-12-29 17:53:16Z

Hi Thelma.
Assistance: are you talking about all children of John and Thomas? If so, what details do you need on them:
-tombstones, birth, marriage, obituary...others...
Roger

Re: Northfield and area local history book?

albertagirl — 2012-12-29 16:53:52Z

Hello Roger

Unfortunately I have never learned French.

I am interested in the surnames Thompson, Lang, Elder.

My great, great grandfather had two brothers who moved to the Northfield area in the mid to late 1850's / 1860's. They were John Thompson who married Maria Lang (known children are Martha, Elizabeth, William, Edward, John, and Suzanne)and Thomas Thompson who married Isabella Elder (known children are William, Eliza, Thomas, Margaret Louisa, Emma, Joseph and Fred).

Both John and Thomas and their spouses are buried in the Northfield area but their familes are largely a mystery. Any assistance with these familes would be greatly appreciated.

I am in Calgary and if I can assist with any research here please let me know.

Thelma

Re: Northfield and area local history book?

RFlansberry — 2012-12-29 16:33:07Z

Hi Thelma. Happy New Year to you too.
Forgot to ask you this: are there any particular family names (surnames) you are looking for?
Also, can you read French?
Roger F

Re: Northfield and area local history book?

albertagirl — 2012-12-29 16:06:11Z

Hello

as of yet I have not but I am still crossing my fingers that such a resource might exist. Any ideas or suggestions?

Happy New Year|

Thelma

Objet : Bernard-Vanasse Racine -Vanasse

RFlansberry — 2012-12-29 13:31:09Z

Good morning to you. I have been reading your posting but can not really understand what you are looking for.
Can you specify, unless you found what you were searching for...I have some Vanasse and Racine in my database, maybe I could help.
Regards, Roger F

Re: Northfield and area local history book?

RFlansberry — 2012-12-29 01:09:23Z

Good evening Thelma.
Have you found your book or other resource on Northfield-Gracefield?

Sal Vincent

gpvin51 — 2012-12-27 01:56:19Z

Sal Vincent is my Great Grandfather. His youngest son ( Napoleon )was my Grandfather who passed away in 1963. His oldest son Jean Louis Vincent was my father who passed away in 2010. My father according to to our best records was the longest living male Vincent we can find records of!How are you related to Sal? Thanks. If can only write back in French, my wife can read and translate to me.

Bernard-Vanasse Racine -Vanasse

bernardvanasse — 2012-12-22 23:03:56Z

In my tracing the Vanasse family I have started to trace those families with a Vanasse as a mother . Charles Louis Bernard married Elisabeth Vanasse in 1888 in Pembroke On . Both have Maniwaki and Indian ties . I cannot find this couple in the census records . Children of this couple were mostly born at L'Annonciation Quebec .

1. CHARLES LOUIS BERNARD (JEAN BAPTISTE and Angelique Simon ) was born Abt. 1860 in Petit Nation Quebec, and died Aft. 1905. He married ELISABETH VANASSE 20 Nov 1888 in St Columbkille Pembroke Ontario, daughter of EUSTACHE VANASSE and ANGELIQUE LACROIX. She was born 18 Sep 1872 in Maniwaki Quebec, and died Aft. 1905.

Children of CHARLES BERNARD and ELISABETH VERTEFEUILLE VANASSE are:
i. CHARLES LOUIS3 SIMON-BERNARD, b. 17 Sep 1889, Pembroke Ontario.
ii. MARIE ANGELIQUE SIMON-BERNARD, b. 22 Jul 1891, La Passe Renfrew ON.
iii. MARGUERITE CELINA SIMON-BERNARD, b. 31 Jan 1893, La Passe Renfrew ON.
iv. ELIZABETH SIMON-BERNARD, b. 25 Feb 1894, La Passe Renfrew ON.
v. MARIE JULIE CELINA SIMON-BERNARD, b. 27 Dec 1896, L'Annonciation Quebec.
vi. LOUIS JOSEPH SIMON-BERNARD, b. 22 Feb 1898, L'Annonciation Quebec.
vii. MARIE GEORGIANA ELISABETH SIMON-BERNARD, b. 08 Apr 1900, L'Annonciation Quebec.
viii. MARIE ROSE ANNA VICTOIRE SIMON-BERNARD, b. 12 Feb 1904, L'Annonciation Quebec.
ix. EUGENE AUGUSTIN SIMON-BERNARD, b. 10 Dec 1905, L'Annonciation Quebec.

Secondly I have found another couple in the Maniwaki records of Charles Louis Racine and Elisabeth Vanasse . I have found two children born at Maniwaki in 1902 and 1907 . I can't find this family in any census record . Charles Louis Racine died in 1924 at Maniwaki . No known marriage record either for this couple .

I'm thinking that maybe this is the same couple .Still can't find either couple in the census .

Re: BOURKE, McCONNELL

R_Gorr — 2012-09-17 23:42:30Z

This is an old message but if you're still looking, I have information about Edward & Maria's son Robert C. Bourke who died unmarried in 1910. He had an illegitimate child with a member of my family and there are descendants. Email me for more. Robb. in Petawawa ON
gorr9900@yahoo.com

Re: Objet : Freeman Bakery

LizzieK2 — 2012-08-21 10:54:48Z

Thank you! I will try to find it there.

Objet : Freeman Bakery

tjacynthe — 2012-08-21 01:19:20Z

http://patrimoineoutaouais.ca/index.cfm?voir=bati_rech&S...

You may find a picture of the bakery.

Jacynthe

Freeman Bakery

LizzieK2 — 2012-08-20 16:47:42Z

Looking for location of a bakery in Buckinham c. 1871 owned by a John Freeman, married to Mary Dolan (family moved to Buckingham from Aylmer). Any help is appreciated.

Re: Jeanne Treau de Coeli / Vital Levesque

am_lemay — 2012-06-11 12:14:22Z

Hi Elaine & Steve,
Alice and Albert were my grand parents. They had 5 children, Claire, Ghyslaine, Peter, Paul (Andre) and John. Paul is my Dad. Uncles Pete and John have passed, but my Dad and aunts are still with us. Aunt Claire celebrated her 83 year this past April. Aunt Jackie (Ghyslaine) is now 80 and Dad is 79.

Marie Colette would probably be aunt Colette, uncle Pete's wife, who both passed several years ago.

Can I ask who are Steve's parents? Most of the family lives in the Ottawa area, where abouts are you? We have family get togethers 4 x a year, please email me in response, rather than post on this board. if you would like to be invited to our events, I can add you to our mailing list, we are a very social bunch!
Anne-Marie
MrsCrotty@gmail.com

Anne-Marie

Re: Jeanne Treau de Coeli / Vital Levesque

onekc1 — 2012-06-11 06:29:16Z

Anne-Marie,

Elmire Treau de Coeli is my husband's grandmother. Her daughter Alice Charron married Albert Lemay. Children of Alice and Albert are Peter Guy and Marie Collette Lemay. Are they related to you? Hope to hear from you soon. Thank you, Elaine and Steve Charron.

James Brennan & Catherine Brennan / Catherine Houston

Gail_Nakayama — 2012-06-08 21:06:30Z

James Brennan (f-Paul Brennan, m-Mary Walsh of Carlow, Ireland) married Catherine Brennan (f-Robert Brennan, m-Catherine Brady) in Ottawa, Notre Dame April 1858.

I have James' siblings which match names on later Wright Township census reports with his wife Catherine. However, when I research their births, the mother is listed as Catherine Houston. So far I have not found birth records listing Catherine Brennan as mother with James as father.

Is there anyone else researching this line and can shed some light on this for me?

Aloha

Northfield and area local history book?

albertagirl — 2012-05-24 19:10:26Z

Would anyone know of a local history book that would cover the families of Northfield, Gracefield, and area?

Or possibly a church contact to inquire about church records or burial records?

Thanks

Thelma

Thompsons, Langs, Elders in Northfield and Gracefield area

albertagirl — 2012-05-24 19:08:34Z

Hello

I am interested in the following two couples and their families:

John Thompson born bet. 1828 and 1833, deceased 1917, buried in Northfield
Maria Lang, wife of John Thompson, born about 1840 and deceased 1903, buried in Northfield. John and Maria married sometime between 1861 and 1866 and lived in the Northfield area for the majority of their married years (they cannot be found on the 1881 Census). Children were, Martha 1866, Elizabeth 1867, William 1868 (married Margaret Boyd in 1908), Edward 1870 (married Jennie McIntyre), John 1876 and Susana 1882.

Thomas Thompson born 1835 in Wakefield area, deceased 1899, buried in Northfield Cemetery.
Isabella Elder, born 1839, deceased 1918, buried in Northfield. Thomas and Isabella married Sept 3 1864 in Carleton County, Ontario. This couple also lived their married years in Northfield. Their children were William 1865 - 1931, Eliza 1867, Thomas 1870, Margaret Louisa 1878 - 1932 (married into the Bullis family), Emma 1873 (married James Reid), Joseph Thompson 1879 - 1910 (buried in Northfield), and Fred Thompson, 1890 (married Elizabeth Mabel "Bessie" Babcock.

Both John and Thomas Thompson were sons of William Thompson and his first wife, Elizabeth Bible. John was born in Ireland and Thomas was born in Canada. I have information on the Thompson family that I would gladly share.

Re: Information on Guillaume St. Pierre

movaliq — 2012-04-29 13:11:06Z

Found more info on Guillaume St-Pierre and Angele Brazeau.

Guillaume Brayer dit St-Pierre arrived in Cumberland, Ontario between 1852 and 1854. He was born between 1821 and wed Angle Brazeau daughter of Toussaint Brazeau and Angelique Ouellet on 31 January 1843 in the Saint-Clement de Beauharnois, Montreal, Quebec. Guillaume was the son of Guillaume Brayer dit St-Pierre and Marie-Anne Jamme who where married in 1820 in Sainte-Genevieve-de-Pierrefonds, Montreal, Quebec. His Great-grandfather was Pierre Brayer dit St-Pierre from Saint-Servan, Saint-Malo, Bretagne, France. Pierre married Francoise Thibault in 1739 in Pointe Claire, Montreal, Quebec.
Guillaume and Angele Brazeau owned land on the 4th Concession, lot no. 2 in Cumberland, Ontario. In the 1861 Census, Guillaume had 10 children. Angele had a sister named Priscille Brazeau who was married to Felix DAoust, son of Joseph Daoust and Elizabeth Lalonde in Beauharnois, Quebec in 1841. Angele also had a brother named Andre Brazeau who had married Sophie Morin in Beauharnois in 1841.
In 1865 Census Guillaume and Angel were establisehd in Aylmer, Quebec with his 8 children

Re: Crilley info

don041 — 2012-04-20 22:12:01Z

Hi Toby Just came across your inquiry as to the Crilly family. I have some information on the first Crilly,s in Canada.If you would like to send me your e-mail address I will sned you all I have. Don Crilly

Re: Information on Guillaume St. Pierre

StPierre_Family — 2012-04-17 00:08:22Z

Thanks for the info.

I've found that Guillaume and Angel had 11 or 12 more children. Including my G-grandfather Abraham.

But your right, the variations on the Bregue, Brayer, Breille, etc names are ridiculous. It's the main thing that's killing me in the search. I think that Guillaume was a fourth generation farmer in Hull, Quebec. That his father Guillaume was a son of another Guillaume, who was son of Pierre Guillaume. I think.... Martin Breille is the father from France.

Re: Draper - England to Aylwin/Northfield Quebec

BerthaNorberg84 — 2012-04-03 19:35:16Z

I was surprised to see your message today. It is three years since the last postings!I am no longer actively doing research, but am always happy when something pops up.I have no more Draper information. Good luck. Bertha Norberg

Re: Draper - England to Aylwin/Northfield Quebec

debhoffman78 — 2012-04-03 18:34:52Z

I also have the same memorial card I had a cousin that was doing alot of ancestry. Well before I ever began. When he passed all the info came to my Aunt and when she passed it all came to me because I had begun working on the family. Great memorial card. Wish they still did them that way. It has so much info on it. Perfect. I have no idea who my cousin got the card from. I know he was in Canada a few times or maybe here in US not sure.

Re: Information on Guillaume St. Pierre

movaliq — 2012-04-03 00:29:36Z

The name was hard to find. There are so many variations of the Bregue, Bayer, brayer. Hopes this helps.

Guillaume Bregue dit St-Pierre son of Guillaume Brégué dit St-Pierre and Marie Jammes dite Carriere married Angele Brazeau born abt 1826 daughter of Toussaint Brazeau and Angelique Ouellette on 31 January 1843 in Beauharnois (St-Clement) Quebec, Canada.
1---Angele Brégué born 01 March 1844 Beauharnois (St-Clement), Quebec (page 9 of 47) 1844 records.
2---Marie Artemise Brayer 20 October 1845 Beauharnois (St-Clement), Quebec (page 39 of 49) 1845 records.
3---Dorcino St-Pierre born 1864 died 29 September 1932 Ottawa, Ontario

TOUSSANT BRAZEAU (son of Joseph Marie Brazeau Marie Hippolyte Breille/St. Pierre) b. 1784 St. Benoit, Montreal, PQ, Can d. 1883 PQ, Can.
m. 21 Sept 1812 St. Benoit, Montreal
ANGELIE OUELLET (daughter of Louis Ouellett Angelique St. Denis)

Information on Guillaume St. Pierre

StPierre_Family — 2012-02-27 03:46:20Z

Any help in finding any information on Guillaume:

Born in Hull in 1824 married to Angele (Angeline?) Brazeau (Brasseau?)

I've seen him identified as William and Quilliam.
He may also be called Pierre Guillaume St Pierre. sometimes I've seen the name as (dit?) "Pierre Guillaume Breille-St_Pierre". I'm not sure its the same person or not.
He was a farmer and they had 8 children; Joseph, Samuel, Michel, Desineau, Angeline, Rosalie, Flora and Abraham (Whom I'm related to.)