When I looked up your previous posts, I could not help but notice this one. Of course, like with Sulte, the men you mention would be descendents of your ancestor rather than the other way around.
Sir Wilfrid
Laurier (1841-1919) was the seventh Canadian
Prime Minister (1896-1911).
Sir Jean
Lomer Gouin (1861-1929) was the
Prime Minister of the province of Québec (1905-1920) and a member of the Canadian parliement (1921-1924) where he was
Minister of
Justice.
Jean-Marie
Rodrigue Villeneuve (1883-1947) was a cardinal of the
Roman Catholic Church (1933-1947). He was Archbishop of Québec from 1931 to 1947.
As for Sanguiner, I believe you mean
Sanguinet. The two brothers,
Ambroise and Charles
Sanguinet, were farmers involved in the 1837-38 rebellion on the side of the "Patriots". They were hanged in Montreal after the rebellion.