Le Boeuf - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Octavie LeBoeuf

ddesroches13 — 2011-08-09 12:34:47Z

Hi,

I think that you wanted to reply to the post by windyne which would be Gina's Ancestry name.

Doreen

Re: Octavie LeBoeuf

kabcourtemanche — 2011-08-08 01:09:01Z

Gina,
I came across your chart but can't find it again Can u direct me? I am friends with the mccormicks you show and started a chart for them..

gina ferraro tree

kabcourtemanche — 2011-08-08 00:38:53Z

came across this tree but now can't find it. Any ideas?

Re: Louisiana LeBeouf

mclarklebeouf — 2011-03-30 21:23:06Z

I live in Baton Rouge. My grandfather was Charles "Buster" Wallace LeBeouf. He married Hilda Melissa Guillory. His parents were Theo and Netel LeBeouf. And my father is Lonnie LeBeouf and he has four brothers(Gleen, Larry,and Gregory).

PLease let me know if any of these ring a bell...or if you can be of any help.

Re: Le Boeufs of NY or Canada

lebeuf44 — 2010-02-12 21:03:36Z

folio 1403: Louis Leboeuf was the father of Alfred .
Louis was maried to Marguerite Belanger on 23.09.1834 in Bécancourt Québec
Alfred had Delphis, Eugène, Noé, Clarisse , Geneviève & Camille has brother & sister.
Alfred is born on 7.10.1862 to St Pierre-les-Becquets, He married Emilie Fortier on 10.02.1931 in Tupper Lake N.Y. USA
He had many clindren Hercule 5.10.1863, Alfred Junior 1865, Evariste 1867, Eline 1869 Edouard 1871 Emile 1873, Mary 1875, Florence 1878, Angéline 1882 réf folio 1412.
Alfred Junior folio 1414, was born in 26.08.1884 in Deschaillons-sur-Saint-Laurent birth place of Leboeuf's clan .He married Athala Brisson 24.02.1935 in St-Regis-Falls N.Y. He had the following children Clifford 1893, Erméline 1888, Lucille-L 1910, Pierre 1889.
Also folio 1420 Alfred widow of Athala Brisson 2 nd married Mary Lemieus 21.11.1926
Bye
Julien Leboeuf, son of Leopold who did the genealogy of our clan in Noth America during 1940 to 1965 incl. 2215 folios

Re: Julia LeBouef-- 1/2 french- 1/2 blackfoot

lebeuf44 — 2010-02-12 19:48:48Z

Alexandre Leboeuf was born believed in the province of Québec. I am missing father & mother name to trace him in the 2215 folio I have regarding the Lebouf's clan.But there was a Alexandre in Fort Laramée Wyoming USA in 1852. Possibly born in around 1832. I have a folio no 2171 as possibility uncertain. This Leboeuf has maried a Oglola Sioux woman & had 2 children with her, Zoé born 1857 & Alex junior born in 1862 . Than he will divorce her to maried a Piegan Blackfoot woman and had 4 children born in Oregon Sara , Maggie, Gilbert & Henry . In 1880 he moved to a french settlement near Pincher Creek in Alberta Canada. Alexandre died in 1894 burried in Alberta or in Northen Montana .Alexandre was a horse raiser well known at that time.
I am also looking for the Sioux and Blackfoot métisse family's clan, since I have connected with the one in Louisiane and also the Cajun before they were deported by the British. Can you helpe me with this.
Thank you

Re: Octavie LeBoeuf

windyne — 2010-01-21 02:16:54Z

Hi Doreen,

Glad to hear from you. I think the photo was taken about 1910. I'm going to get in touch with my cousins who might have more information.
Take care
Gina

Re: Octavie LeBoeuf

ddesroches13 — 2010-01-18 13:37:32Z

Hi Gina,

I had a look at the picture you posted and compared it to one that I have of Delima DesRoches (nee Charlebois). They look very similar but I still can't give a definitive answer as to whether they are the same person. Do you know what date the picture you posted was taken in? It may be that the woman in your picture is just a bit younger then the one I have of Delima. The picture I have was taken about 1937/38, which was around the time of my father's first or second birthday. Was yours taken earlier then this? Let me know.

Hope to hear from you soon.
Doreen

Re: Octavie LeBoeuf

windyne — 2009-12-30 03:09:04Z

Hello Doreen,

I hope you are fine and enjoying the Holiday Season. I was working a bit on the family tree and I was happy to be able to get a good look at the pictures you posted for our great-grandmother Octavie Leboeuf.

Can you go and check out the picture I have added in my Ferraro family tree of Octavie Leboeuf. I scanned the picture of Octavie standing behind my grand-mother Clara(nee Brasseur)on the left, grand-father Edouard Charlebois in the middle and I'm wondering if the lady on the right of my grand-father is your grand-mother Delima. I think my mother had told me she was one of Edouard's sisters and I find she looks like the lady in the picture you posted in your tree with Octavie. What do you think ?

Take care
Gina

Re: Octavie LeBoeuf

windyne — 2009-11-24 01:36:08Z

Hi Doreen,

On Friday I am going with one of my cousins to meet her friend who has done work in genealogy. Maybe she will be able to help us find out more info on great grandmother Octavie. I will keep you posted. I'd really like to see the pictures you have of Octavie. I'm pretty new at Ancestry.com so I don't quite know how to get all the info. I noticed there was the picture I posted of Octavie on the board and other ones that were private. Is there a way for me to see them ? I would really like too cause the only one I have is not very clear. Can you help ?
Thanks
Gina

Re: Octavie LeBoeuf

ddesroches13 — 2009-10-20 19:33:24Z

Hi Gina,

I have gathered a little more information since I posted the original message. You are correct in her birth information however I still have not been able to confirm her marriage to Napoléon Charlebois took place in the USA in 1861. I have also not been able to confirm that her first son, Napoléon, was born in Oswego, USA even though it say this on his marriage certificate to Lucie Brunelle.

What I have found out is that she died in Timmins, Ontario on Dec 5, 1942 and was buried in LaFontaine, Ontario on Dec 7, 1942. I believe that she may have been living with her daughter (Delima) and her son-in-law (Adolphe DesRoches) in Timmins at the time of her death.

I have just applied to get Octavie's long form death certificate from the Registrar General in hopes that it may contain more information such as where she may have been married.

By the way, I saw the picture that you have of Octavie on the Gina Ferraro Family Tree and she looks so similar to several of the pictures that I have of her. I also have pictures of her daughter, Delima as well. I am hoping to add them to my tree soon.

Let me know if you would like any further information regarding Delima and Adolphe's family. They are my great grandparents.

Doreen DesRoches

Re: Octavie LeBoeuf

windyne — 2009-10-05 00:54:13Z

I've just started to make my family tree and I came upon your message. So here is an answer to your message 3 years later. Hope this info helps you.
My grand-father Edouard was Delima's brother. The info I have says that Octavie Leboeuf was born and baptized August 16, 1841 in Beauharnois, Quebec. She and Napoleon were married in 1861 in USA. Their first son, Napoleon was born in Oswego, USA so maybe they were married in Oswego too.
Gina F.

Re: LeBoeufs of Louisiana

2006-08-09 14:18:14Z

Hi, Monica!

I'd love to hear what you've got. I did do a bit of a family tree and I've got most of it except the newer information. For example, I need your daddy's birthdate! We've moved and are moving again and I haven't had time to work on this for nearly a year. I haven't talked to Laurie in that long either...I feel awful about that. I'm hoping to get back into the swing of things once I get settled in Corpus. At that point I want to polish up what I have of the Sonnier/LeBoeuf families and get back to work on the Williams side and then my dad's side.

I did find a book that was published that traces the Sonnier family back to their roots in France. I'd be glad to send the name and ISBN to you as soon as I find it ;)

I also have some links that trace the LeBoeuf family back to who knows when...I forgot. But it does all match up with what I found in my research. (It was nice to be confirmed.)

I went to the graveyards in Crowley, Rayne, Mowatta and that area and took some pictures of headstones. One of these days I'll go through and match those with names and publish those on my site as well. Mom recently gave me her photo album which contains a number of pictures of Grandma LeBoeuf and all her children. I'd be glad to share those once I scan them and get them online. If you have any to share, I'd love to see them.

Let's talk more through email. . . I'll write you.

Re: LeBoeufs of Louisiana

2006-08-08 16:28:35Z

Hi, Robin! I am also a descendant of Marie Sonnier. My Father was Carlton Wayne, son of Mason who was the son of Theogar. His wife was Marie Sonnier.
Contact me & we can compare info. I have also been in contact with Laurie Wilcox - her gramdmother was my grandfather, Mason's, sister

Leboeuf

sirjer — 2006-07-11 05:15:48Z

Am looking for info on Oscar Leboeuf

Octavie LeBoeuf

ddesroches13 — 2006-05-31 13:41:29Z

I am looking for any definite birth information (date & place) and marriage information (date & place) for my great-great-grandmother, Octavie LeBoeuf.

At the moment what I do know is that she was born between 1841 and 1844 in Quebec and that she was buried in Penetanguishene, Ontario on December 5th, 1942. Also, in the 1861 Census, she was living in Ste-Anicet Parish, Beauharnois County, Quebec.

Regarding her marriage, Octavie was married sometime after 1861 to Napoleon Charlebois, who was born Dec 5th, 1845 in Ste-Anicet Parish, Beauharnois County, Quebec. They had several children, one of which was my great-grandmother, Délima Charlebois who married Adolphe DesRoches in 1900 in LaFontaine, Ontario.

Any information regarding her would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.
Doreen DesRoches

Re: LeBoeufs of Louisiana

lauriew160 — 2005-11-28 03:56:44Z

Dear Robin:

I am connected to this family as well. Marie Sonnier LeBoeuf is my G Grandmother as well. I would love to get a copy of the newpaper article since I was not aware of the history. I connect through Theogene. Can you contact me and we can visit?

Julia LeBouef-- 1/2 french- 1/2 blackfoot

2005-11-01 19:53:46Z

I am looking for any information an Julia LeBouef, her father was french/ french canadian, and her mother was Blackfoot for Mt.Id. area, if anyone has any information on this line please respond. thank you Judy

Re: Le Boeufs of NY or Canada

tzephrorn — 2005-05-24 13:47:35Z

I replied a little further down about LeBeoufs in Ogdensburg. Take a look if you are still on these boards!!

Re: Le Boeufs of NY or Canada

tzephrorn — 2005-05-24 13:47:35Z

Re: Le Boeufs of NY or Canada

tzephrorn — 2005-05-24 13:47:35Z

Which LeBouefs?!? Mine came from Beauharnois to Northern NY, mainly St. Lawrence Co. I descend from Charles LeBoeuf and Francoise Souliere's daughter Catherine LeBoeuf, b abt 1807, married Antoine St. Onge. Settled in Ogdensburg. Wouls love any info.

Antoine St. Onge, Catherine Le Boeuf of NY

tzephrorn — 2005-05-24 13:47:35Z

Re: Le Boeufs of NY or Canada

2005-04-19 02:15:01Z

Thomas Lebeuf : Ciré D'Aunis France
Jacques Lebeuf: Québec 1667

Re: Le Boeufs of NY or Canada

2005-04-18 13:59:55Z

I also have LeBoeufs that originated Beauharnois area.
I have Marie Josephte LeBoeuf b. abt 1804 and her sister Angelique LeBoeuf who were daughters of Etienne LeBoeuf and Marie Louise Roy. There were I think 7 other children.. the only other siblings name I have is Etienne b abt 1809.

Marie Josephte LeBoeuf would be my gggrandmother. She married Jean Baptiste Roy and their two children (that I know of) are Jean Baptiste Roy and Benjamin Roy. Benjamin moved to Ontario and changed name to King.

If this is the same family I would appreciate ANY info .... it is certainly thought that much of the families probably moved to either Ontario or northern US... and many anglicized their names.. sure makes it harder to figure out!

--Jen
Toronto ON

LeBoeufs of Louisiana

2005-04-12 13:24:39Z

There were many LeBoeufs who settled in a tiny little place in Louisiana called Iota. The little towns around Iota are Frey, Mowata, Crowley and Raine. There is a cemetery in Frey with the following LeBoeufs:

Anson
Edna
Marie
T.D.
Theogar (Theogear)
Theogene
Louisa
Gilbert

There are obviously many Freys and some Sonniers. Sonnier is my great-grandmother's name, Marie Sonnier LeBoeuf.

I found an article in the paper that says one of the LeBoeufs was the postmaster at Frey, Louisiana, and his name was John Meus LeBoeuf. He is the son of Theogene and Louisa. The article (an interview with John) states that the family comes from Nova Scotia. He says the LeBoeuf children were Theodore (possibly T.D. or Theogar) and Theogene Jr., and a sister named Oza (Ms. Louis Frey).

Is there anyone with more information on this family?

Re: Louisiana LeBeouf

2005-04-10 18:03:23Z

hey melody ask your mom when you have time if the name of Lloyd Lebeouf rings a bell(my dad)

Re: Louisiana LeBeouf

2005-04-10 17:50:16Z

I can also shoot you a picture of me if ya want!!! and you can show your mom.we just could be cousins !!!!!

Jannie

Re: Louisiana LeBeouf

2005-04-10 17:47:47Z

we might be cause my cousin on my dad's side was named murrel jr . we also called him jr.do you have a im? i use all 3 msn,yahoo, and aol but are you sure it's not camila ?cause my dad's mom was named that.. I never knew who his dad was and I'm trying to find out. next time you try to email me use my yahoo one it will definetly go through. so my dad's dad might be a william Lebeouf? my dad never said too much about his dad .what state are you in? I'm in texas . you have been such a big help melody email >>>jhanagriff2001@yahoo.com <<<<< this is soo neat I might have a cousin I never knew about... if you are in the state of texas or louisianna I can give you a call with my cell otherwise it would be looooong distance for me.....let me know ok......or have your mom call me ok

Re: Louisiana LeBeouf

2005-04-10 06:05:22Z

My uncle's name is Murrell Lebeouf Jr. who we all call JUNIOR. My grandfather was William lebeouf and married a Camille. There is supposedly a man in our family who married a Native American woman named either AUNT JANIE or ANJANIE, one of the two. My mom remembers seeing her when she was little. i tried to write u an email, but it wouldn't go thru so i'm writing u here. I think we mite be cousins...lol.Let me know if this helps!
Signed--Melody--

Re: Louisiana LeBeouf

jhanagriff01 — 2005-04-10 02:56:34Z

i was wondering if murrell had a son named jr. cause I had a uncle who's name was also named murrell.
your mother's granfather's wife was her name camila by chance? I've been trying to find out what my grandfather on my dad's side's name of the family was too and hav'nt been told too much info...please please let me know if this is her .....oh and there are a lot of Lebeouf's out there according to these message boards (lol) so I may be looking in the wrong area but anyway!! let me know .....

Re: Louisiana LeBeouf

jhanagriff01 — 2005-04-08 23:56:15Z

my dad's mom was named camila but I really am trying to find out what his dad's name was . i never got the chance to ask before he passed away .... my maiden name was LeBeouf......

Re: Louisiana LeBeouf

jhanagriff01 — 2005-04-08 23:43:18Z

my dad's name is Lloyd Lebeouf and I've been trying to research my blood line too . I don't know much cause everything he told me was when I was 8 years old he told my mom something bout being of blackfoot indian.but I'm not sure .the sunject of your post kind of just popped out at me and I just had to reply .if you want to you can email me jhanagriff01@houston.rr.com he was born in lauisianna but I don't know much else maybe this helps I don't know

Re: Le Boeufs of NY or Canada

2005-04-01 18:13:55Z

One of the first Leboeuf to America was Thomas Lebeuf (Quebec 29 Oct. 1667) from Cire d' Aunis France. By the way
the name is singular ...no s, if not, would be Les Boeufs.

Re: Le Boeufs of NY or Canada

2005-03-12 16:48:54Z

Hi I have information on a Leboeuf family that might be related
to you at some point. From France to the present day. They come from a région in Quebec very close to the region that you mentioned.

Leboeufs

rick_borges — 2005-02-26 22:47:03Z

Looking for info on my greatgreatgrand parents Alphonse Lebeouf & Emelina (Richer) Leboeuf from canada. Moved to Dodgeville R.I. in thr late 1800's. Two daughters my greatgrand mother Anna her sister Emelda & her brother Donalt.

Louisiana LeBeouf

Dimondem — 2005-02-25 06:47:15Z

My grandfather's name was Murrell LeBeouf and I have been trying to find out about my lineage but for some reason this family is REALLY hard to figure out! I asked my mother what her grandfather's name is and she says it is William Lebeouf and that she seems to believe he may have been married to someone with a name like Camille...she also believes that she remembers hearing her father speak of having some Native American connection in our blood line. Anyhting sound familiar to anyone? Let me know please.

Re: Le Boeufs of NY or Canada

2004-09-10 19:46:21Z

Hi Philip,
Sorry about the double post, but I've been working on my web site, and was just tired, and misrepresented my self. I said my “great” grandfather too is named Leo Joseph LeBoeuf on my father's side,

This is incorrect, it was supposed to be My Grandfather too is named Leo Joseph LeBoeuf not “Great” grandfather.
The rest of it was correct. So I’ll restate it here.

My dad's name was Cyril Joseph LeBoeuf,
his fathers name was Leo Joseph LeBoeuf
and my dad had at least one brother named Luba Paul LeBoeuf and I think he even had some sisters, one named, I don’t know how to spell it, but it sounds like Migreet
but I'm not sure so I don't list any of them on my web site just yet. My web site is at http://www.cox-internet.com/kleboeuf/gen.html
or
http://members.lycos.co.uk/kleboeuf/gen/
check it out, and see if we can help each other, I can't seem to find too much on my dad's side, past his father Leo J. LeBoeuf

Re: Le Boeufs of NY or Canada

2004-09-10 19:36:51Z

Hi Philip,
My great grandfather too is named Leo Joseph Le Boeuf on my father's side, I don't think were directly related, you and I, but do think we might be cousins of some sort, my dad's name was Cyril Joseph Le Boeuf, his fathers name was Leo Joseph LeBoeuf and my dad had at least one brother named Luba Paul LeBoeuf and I think he even had some sisters, but I'm not sure so I don't list any of them yet. my web site is at http://www.cox-internet.com/kleboeuf/gen.html
or
http://members.lycos.co.uk/kleboeuf/gen/
check it out, and see if we can help each other, I can't seem to find too much on my dad's side, past his father Leo J. Le Boeuf.

Obit. La Von Rose Le Boeuf

KayRomubio — 2004-05-25 02:22:08Z

Sept. 22, 1932-Jan. 7, 2004

La Von Rose Le Boeuf, 71, of Spring Valley died Wednesday. She was born in Utah and was a homemaker. Survivors include her husband, Frenchy Le Boeuf; daughters, Debbie Lakah and Lynn Plummer; son, Randy Le Boeuf; sisters, Joan Pierce and Sharon Packer; and one grandchild.
Viewing: noon to 2 p.m. tomorrow, Glen Abbey Memorial Park and Mortuary, 3838 Bonita Road, Bonita. Services: 2 p.m. tomorrow at the mortuary chapel. Interment: Glen Abbey Memorial Park. Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune on 1/11/2004. (volunteer submission)

Le Boeuf's of Jersey

2004-04-04 03:21:19Z

I am researching the Jersey Le Boeuf's - Can anyone help me with further information?
Philippe Le Boeuf, son of Jean Le Boeuf and Jeanne Alexandre was baptised 18/5/1790 and was buried
1/4/1835
He married Jeanne Anne Le Geyt 2/8/1811
Jeanne Anne Le Geyt and her twin Jean, children of Phillipe Le Geyt and Elizabeth Riolet dit l'hermite was baptised on
13/10/1970 and was buried on 24/4/1840

They had the following children;

Jane Le Boeuf 7/2/1812
Eliza Le Boeuf 16/6/1813
Philippe Le Boeuf 17/9/1815
George Le Boeuf 17/9/1815
Jean Le Boeuf 1/12/1816
Elie Le Boef 6/2/1818
Betsey Le Boeuf 21/8/1819
Anne Le Boeuf 11/4/1821
Charles Le Boeuf 14/7/1822
Louisa Le Boeuf 26/6/1823
James Le Boeuf 21/8/1825
Mary Ann Le Boeuf 11/1/1829
William Le Boeuf 3/10/1830
Frederick Le Boeuf 8/4/1832

Please email me if you can help. ldrew@alphalink.com.au
Thanks
Joanna

History and Variations of LeBoeuf

2004-02-20 01:42:04Z

I'm a LeBouef, descendent of Thomas LeBoeuf of Aunis, France. I was born and raised in Houma La. Thomas' father Francois b 1587 in Giray, France is the furthest back I can go. After reading post on the Le Bouef thread I checked the spelling Le Boeuf at ancestry.com and found Brient Le Boeuf b 1180 doesn't say where from. There were a couple others. Can anyone fill in the 407 years in between the two and maybe even make a conection to Francois and Thomas?
thanks
Keith LeBouef

Re: Le Boeufs of NY or Canada

PointYbel — 2003-06-23 23:17:58Z

Hi, Phil,

I notice that it appears you have typed your name with a space between Le and Boeuf. Is this the way you traditionally write your name? If it is, I've never seen it before and I've researched the variants of LeBoeuf. There are some LeBuffs in the Buffalo, NY area, and I've tried to reach them by mail a few times but they don't respond.

Thanks,

CL

Re: Le Boeufs of NY or Canada

PointYbel — 2003-06-23 23:17:58Z

Hi, Phil,

Thanks for the information. Interesting, and makes sense. Yes, my name was Anglisized by my great-grandfather who left France in about 1871. I sometimes rarely use LeBoeuf because I doubt if there was any kind of "legal" change.

I'm currently working on a LeBuff Family History. If you'll contact me direct with your email address I'll send you a copy when it's completed.

Charles LeBuff

LeBuff (variant of LeBoeuf)

PointYbel — 2003-06-23 23:17:58Z

I'm trying to locate a young man who phoned my brother in Naples, FL in the late 90s. His mother had recently told him that his father was a LeBuff and he was seeking information on him. I may have that information and hope he will reach out to me.

Re: LeBuff (variant of LeBoeuf)

PointYbel — 2003-06-23 23:17:58Z

Hi, Cheryl,
Your inquiry intrigues me. I am related to the three individuals you inquired about. I'm anxious to learn of your interest in the three LeBuffs and explore sharing of any relative genealogical data. Please email me direct at SanybelCL@aol.com. Thanks.
Charles LeBuff

Re: Le Boeufs of NY or Canada

2003-04-15 21:21:39Z

The closest information I do have on Alfred Leboeuf is: Alfred, son of Louis and Marguerite Bélanger, married in Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets, october 7 1862, with Émilie Fortier, daughter of Louis Fortier and Marie Bédard.
The Tupper Lake name is a familiar name because when I was young in Deschaillons, our neighbour, Napoléon Leboeuf was talking about this place because he when there as a lumber jack, may be because he knew somebody there.
In the Deschaillons record, I do find a Alfred Leboeuf, son of the above, who married Atala Brisson, on august 8 1884, the parents were from (St-Regis).
Hoping this will satisfy your request.
Pierre Carette, Québec City, born and former resident of Deschaillons.

Re: Le Boeufs of NY or Canada

dougsher — 2003-02-01 22:53:41Z

I would love to have information on my Le Boeufs if any of you come across the following names:

My g grandmother was Flora Mercedes le Boeuf, b. 1878 in MA. Her father was Augustine (Gus) Le Boeuf b. in Canada. Gus was married to Annie Guy of MA. Gus's father might have been named Edgar.

Re: Le Boeufs of NY or Canada

2003-01-29 21:47:50Z

My Grandmother was a Le Boeuf. Her name was Armaline and she married my grandfather Alphonse Beaudette. I can not remember her father's name. Her father was a superintendant at the local mill in tupper. The name of the mill was "Hurd's Big Mill". The names you have listed sound like my grandmothers brothers and sisters. Please feel free to contact me at any point in time about needing any more information or a possible trip up to Tupper Lake. I know that there is more information that can be obtained from family members. I have a couple of Aunts and a Uncle that are still living and would be more than happy to pass on any information that you may need.

Sincerely, Andrew J. Beaudette

Re: LeBuff (variant of LeBoeuf)

jeancoates2 — 2002-10-23 06:28:44Z

My ancestor is James LaBETH b. abt 1841. I believe he lived in Oklahoma at one time.He married a "Mary" and they had a daughter Ida b. 10 Aug 1876 in Ardmore, , Oklahoma. I know that LaBeth is spelled many different ways. Thanks

Re: Le Boeufs of NY or Canada

2002-09-15 22:58:59Z

I read your post with interest. I am named after my Grandfather. His full name was Leo Joseph Le Boeuf. He was born in Houma Louisiana in 1882.