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Re: Passenger lists from france 1700 to 1800's

Posted: 6 May 2007 2:12PM GMT
Classification: Query
This post is in reply to the post of 24-Oct-2000 by Jim Bunting.

To readers of this post - please apply caution to the opinions expressed, as these are "sweeping statements" that have no basis in fact and are not supported by meaningful or accurate research (which is the only measure of reliability to a genealogist).

To the poster - with all due respect - when you provide information such as this - please indicate that it is "in my opinion" and that you have not verified the veracity of your statements.

Re: Passenger lists from france 1700 to 1800's

Posted: 6 May 2007 6:12PM GMT
Classification: Query
Thanks for the book tip I will see if it's at the library. And the websites. You can't really get the most out of genealogical research without doing the historical background, n'est-ce pas? I did read about the slavery and was astonished.
I guess all countries have things to be embarrassed about. Merci! Nathalie

Re: Passenger lists/France to Canada

Posted: 30 Jul 2011 3:07AM GMT
Classification: Immigration
Surnames: Dravo
I am looking for a young man from France that would have been a transit He would have come over between 1786 ans june 1789.

Re: Passenger lists from france 1700 to 1800's

Posted: 25 Jun 2013 8:26PM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: L'Amour, Louviere
Could anyone make a suggestion regarding how to go about determining how my 2Xgreat-grandfather got to the new world from France? The first record of him is an enlistment in the US Army in 1841 at Detroit. Family story is that he Anglicized his name to Louis Oliver Love. It could have been anything from L'Amour to Louviere. He would have been 19 or 20 years old at the time of enlistment.
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