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Re: Charles Darabi m. Josephte Brunet 26th Jan 1801 - OKA

JeannineEdwards39 — 2013-03-31 18:55:29Z

Hello Andrew
It is difficult to prove native ancestry through church documentation as it was policy of the catholic church to extinguish native identies. My name is Michael and am a direct descendant of Charles Darabi/Daraby/Laraby/Guillaume.In Drouin on the side column is the variations of the names he went by including sanachaggia which is Mic-mac for Squinty eyed warrior. you will find that he fought in the war of 1812 and you can read about it in the canadian gazette or the american version of the story of Tecumseh. In the military records after the Battle of Thames he served in Kingston as a canon operator. As for Marie Blain she is the step-mother of Josephte Brunet/Brinet/Bisset whose mother was Marie Raphaelle Lauzon whose father was Michel Lauzon and mother Marie Anne Boileau Coitu. I spent many hours at National Archives in Ottawa checking documents besides church records and i can say that marriage records will rarely identify any first nations marriages especially if they are mixed blood. I have had DNA testing and can say that there is definitely native ancestry in the Larabie/Laraby/Daraby line but have fun trying to prove it the conventional way. The state (Canadian Government), the Church (RC) and cultural prejudices forced first nations people who did not want to live on reserves to hide their true heritage and become "French". As for Louis Alexis Guillaume ou Daraby, he married Marguerite Richer daughter of Jean Baptiste Richer dit Louveteau.Good Luck. Marie Blain is not her mother but her aunt or step-mother or aunt.
There is a possibility that marie rapheal lauzon whose grandmother was Marie Archambault. Many disagree about wether Jacques Archambault who married Francoise Toureault had wedded her in france or in new france. According to the
Jesuit relations Jacques may have been in the New World prior to the conventional arrival date most sites give. In the Jesuit Relations most of their childred were born and baptised in New France. The Garneau Metis Families History plays upon this discrempency and list Marie Archambault as
Metis.

Re: Marriage of James Martin & Brigitte Brady

jord151 — 2012-12-07 15:04:30Z

Hi Jeff,

I believe your latching on to the wrong tree. The James Martin who married Louise-Emma Lemaire was b. 1832 in Ireland, so his parents are not James Martin and Brigette Brady, whose son James was born 1845 in Canada.

Re: Looking for anyone who has an ancestor named Gravel/Gravelle/Gravell or Neveu

Mandigirl4 — 2012-10-19 15:14:12Z

Sorry, I have only 1 George Gravell and he was the son of Napoleon Gravel and Rose Delima Labrosse. They lived in Ontario, Canada but he must have come to the US as he died in the war, some time between 1914 and 1918. He was born in 1899 so he would have only been between 15 and 19. His parents did not come to the US.

Re: Looking for anyone who has an ancestor named Gravel/Gravelle/Gravell or Neveu

shannonfamily_1 — 2012-10-18 18:53:42Z

Any chance any of your George Gravelles had a daughter Mabel? Since she ended up in the North Dakota/Minnesota area in 1909, but we dont' know where she was prior, I have to ask.

Re: Jean Baptiste Kikons

myneverendinstory — 2012-09-23 02:56:20Z

Thankyou for your response.

Yes I am related as my grand father is Harold James Constant and was the son of Simon Constant.
I have been trying to make sense of all this for sometime, as there is a bit of confusion with two simons.

I am always lookin for more info and more family members.

Annette

Re: Jean Baptiste Kikons

dolph67ca — 2012-09-19 22:47:00Z

Could the Marie Angelique Ozabikwe be Marie Angelique Pipissedjiwanokwe who married Benjamim Ozawakik in Oka in 1803? I know they were still together in 1833. When did Simon Chawenasiketch marry Marie Angelique?

Rudy

Objet : Re: Jean Baptiste Kikons

tjacynthe — 2012-09-19 10:40:42Z

Hi,
I'm not connected to these families. In the parish register of Montebello, Notre-Dame-de-Bonsecours, there is some natives from the Lac des Deux-Montagnes.

Baptism of Suzanne, daughter of Antoine Constant and Marie Anne .... https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-27999-348-64?c...

Baptism of Anna, daughter of Dominique Patois and Marie Anne Pineciwapanonquoi https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1971-27999-269-87?c...

Death of Marie, daughter of Charles Chawenebinenci and Suzanne Commandant : https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1961-27999-363-68?c...

An index for Montebello : https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-27999-6181-69?...

Have a good day
Jacynthe

Re: Jean Baptiste Kikons

ttrigger — 2012-09-19 03:49:59Z

Sorry it has taken me a while to respond but I'll do the best I can.
OKA is a town.

Kanesatake is the Reserve the Mohawks live in beside Oka the town.

L'Annociate Parion? Do you mean La paroisse L'Annonciation de Bienheureuse Vierge Marie de Oka? That is the Roman Catholic Church in OKA.

I would say that OKA records also includes Kanesatake.

The Algonquin summered on the other side of OKA. Kanesatake was on the left side and the Algonquin were on the right side of OKA. The Algonquin referred to OKA as Deux Montaigne back then. Most Algonquin were Catholic and were baptized, married and interned in the Catholic Church.

Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe most of the Mohawk pulled away from the Catholic Church after a while.

I also know that some of the families in Trois Rivieres were Algonquin. They were brought to Trois Riviers by the priests but it was in the middle of winter and there was no food or shelter for them and they returned to their original area.

Marguerite Nipawikwe-Ounipaouikon married Pinessi (Pierre Louis Constant) He was Algonquin. Marguerite most likely took on Pineslikwe after her marriage to Pinessi. I think Winkaawikwe is close enough to be her. Spelling was given the way a person thought it was, depending on who spelled their names, priests, census takers, neighbors or relatives giving information to census takers.
Jean Baptiste Kikons was Pinessi and Marguerite's son. His wife was Anastasie Kikonsikwe. Their daughter Marguerite Kijiitinokwe.
Jean Baptiste had a brother named Simon Chawenasiketch who married Marie Angelique Ozabikwe. I don't know if the Simon in the 1852 Census is the same one.

Are you connected to this family?

Re: Jean Baptiste Kikons

dolph67ca — 2012-09-18 23:27:23Z

Attached is the certificate of "Kiconse" being appointed Grand Chief of the Algonquins in 1837. I thought I would share it for those that don't have it.

I've traced my family back to Antoine Nijkwiwisens in Oka and came across the certificate on the Library and Archives Canada site during one of my many searches.

Enjoy
Rudy

Re: Jean Baptiste Kikons

Amikwabe1 — 2012-09-18 08:41:44Z

Hello, thank you for replying, jean baptistes kikons eldest brother michael amikwabi is mine, my email is amikwabe@bell.net if you would like to converse more on sharing info, i have amassed a very interesting picture of the history of the family, looking forward to hearing from you again, a major part of my interest has been a reference from 1636 when a fellow named fr renee menard conducts his first batisimal in the new world ,for a man named jean amikous, i would like to see if we are tied to this person, as well as the chief maheengun listed in the jesuit relation of 1636 as having a feast of the dead ceremony on french river or his son who signed the 1701 peace treaty, do you have any insight into this, the earliest reference i have a soild documented line to myself is about 1740, jaques amikwabi, it appears that there currently hundreds if not thousands of descendants of our family. The children of john amikwabi, michaels son have lived at french river since the 1840 s, i live on the french river ir#13

Re: Jean Baptiste Kikons

Amikwabe1 — 2012-09-16 17:47:43Z

Hello, i happened upon your post and know who jean baptiste kikons is, i have been searching for documents that take me to ancestors previous to 1795, i would appreciate your response as i have assembled a concise trail from then to now and have alot of info to share. The family name kikons is more predominantly amikwabi

Looking for a Luke Scott 1829-1860 in Lachute wife's named Mary

judystreet1366 — 2012-08-05 06:03:59Z

Luke & Mary had 6 children all in there 20's born in Ireland in 1800-1819. The children married & some of them had children born in Lachute in 1830-1837. Even ancestry.ca can't find this LUKE SCOTT for me.....if you come across any Luke Scott's anywhere in western part of Quebec could you tell me the info you have anything.....Thanks

Charles Darabi m. Josephte Brunet 26th Jan 1801 - OKA

andrewjas — 2012-06-11 06:25:11Z

I was wondering if there is native blood here? There's always speculation here... but this is especially difficult since there are edits made to the Drouin collection books - the original copies. In the Church record entry it says the original information, but it is edited in the Drouin Collection marriage lists in the copies at the local Genealogy Centre... Showing Charles' parents are Louis Alexis Daraby in both....but either Marguerite Pichet or Marie Marguerite Richer-Lou??? (hard to read in my photocopy here but can get it again from the original) ... And for the wife Marie Josephte Brunet's parents it has Charles in both, but her mother is listed as Marie Blain in the church record and the original entry for the Drouin book, but edited to Marie-Raphaelle Lauzon.... Any clarification would be much appreciated. Thanks.

Re: Joe Vellow/Vignola to Derrick

debglover47 — 2012-03-20 16:33:58Z

The name deviation:
Marie Annie KICHIABONOKWE (Mohawk Woman) b. 1804 in Oka, Quebec
*via 2nd marriage surname changes to / deviates to: surname Vilon.
1st husband: Francois DELARONDE
2nd husband: Marie Annie DELARONDE nee: KICHIABANOKWE then married Guillaume or "William" VIGONOLA.
A male son by this 2nd marriage: Guillaume VIGNOLA
Guillaume VIGNOLA married Annie Moseley.
Guillaume VIGNOLA and Annie Moseley had a son (this is where the surname becomes bastardized but is documented)
son's name David VIGNOLA/VILON b. 1875.

I am in touch with living relatives proving native status hopefully this will be of help.
Deborah Glover, U.E.L.(proven)

Re: Jean Baptiste Kikons

myneverendinstory — 2012-02-11 16:51:55Z

here's a curious question is Kanesatake L'Annociate Parion in OKA, what history books I have read state Kanesatake was near OKA not part of. So do OKA records include Kanesatake?

I ask this cause between 1676 up to 1830 families were encourage to leave Trois Rivieres and settle around Pointe du Lac. The largest movement was noted around 1830, 14 family, numbering about 50 moved to Kanesatake. SO I have been digging in those areas not thinking it was part of OKA records.

also again I ask Marguerite native name on document was WiniKaawikwe can you be positive that is her. As you have her down as Marguerite Nipawikwe-Ounipaouikon? Even found as Marie Marguerite Pinesliikwe?..frustrating but funny at times.

Also I have recently stumbled upon by blind luck...ordering the wrong file, found records that fit as well for Jean Baptiste Kikons 59, Anastsie Kikonsikwe 56, Simon Nabanowechkam 30, Marguerite Kijiitinokwe 21
from 1852 Duex Montagnes (county) 521 Mission du Lac Annunciateion.

now would this be the other Simon Naabanowechkam who married Aug 21 1849 to Marie Anne Angligue Kijabanokwe

Re: Jean Baptiste Kikons

ttrigger — 2012-02-09 03:32:03Z

Pierre Louis Constant married Marguerite Nipawikwe-Ounipaouikon July 1, 1783. L'Annonciation OKA, Quebec.

Yes it is the same family.

Re: Jean Baptiste Kikons

myneverendinstory — 2012-02-09 03:06:37Z

I came cross this info and was wondering if this is collates with the same person Pierre Louis Constant

who married July 1 1783 at Kanesatake L'Annociate Parion
to Marguerite WiniKaawikwe

Re: Emery DUMOUCHEL(LE) - M.-A. DORION, St-Eustache 1862

clairemaude3 — 2011-10-06 01:24:51Z

Yes, thank you so much! This must be the same Esther, who would be the widowed mom living with the family...

I will have a look at your tree. Thanks again.

Re: Emery DUMOUCHEL(LE) - M.-A. DORION, St-Eustache 1862

trash4u — 2011-10-05 16:19:54Z

Bonjour Claire-Maude,

If you are still interested, I have more info here concerning Francois-Xavier Dumouchel and his family.

Francois-Xavier Dumouchel was born on 18 Dec 1803 in St-Benoit. He first married Sophie Brisebois in St-Benoit on 7 February 1825. Sophie Brisebois was born in Pierrefonds on 28 April 1805 and died on 25 August 1846. He then married a second time to Esther Morin-Laforet, widow of Paul Charbonneau, on 25 October 1847. He moved to Ontario between 1861 and 1871, since the first census to list him in Prescott is the latter one. He dies in Prescott on 25 June 1878. In the 1881 census, his widow, Esther, is still living in Prescott with the kids.

I don't have info about the Dumouchel children since I was mostly researching on Esther's previous marriage, but I hope this helps. All corresponding records can be found on my public tree "Gagnnon family tree".

Hope this helps,

Andrée

Re: sarrazin from st hermas

mamillson — 2011-10-03 05:08:12Z

I am (Michelle Sarazen ) Millson. My grandmother was Albertine Sarrazin born in Montebello Quebec 1891. I think we are related. I would appreciate any formation you have. I'm just getting started.
Thanks

Re: Sophie Belisle-dit-Goyer

gerrybelca — 2011-08-31 21:36:46Z

godefroie is my grand father if you want to see look at my heritage gbelisle family tree

Re: Marriage of James Martin & Brigitte Brady

markbarleben — 2011-08-15 17:19:31Z

hey Jeff, feel free to contact me at mark.barleben@videotron.ca before I give you a long song and dance. I am a descendant of James Martin and Brigit Brady but I think they were married in ireland. My have come from County Cork...byut never checked it out.

Re: Deshetres

lorainedicerbo323 — 2011-07-31 20:55:11Z

C'est vrai. Ils sont freres.

Surnames: Dunn,O'connor, Scheffer

JohnBieberly — 2011-02-17 17:58:26Z

Pierre Scheffer married Mary Dunn 28 Nov 1837 at St. Jerome. Her parents were John Dunn & Eleanor O'connor, both born Ireland. Trying to find date & place of birth for John Dunn & E. O'connor and when they immigrated to Canada. John Dunn listed in St.Eustache. Scheffers St.Scholastique. Thanx!

Re: sarrazin from st hermas

courtneypopenberg — 2011-01-23 04:08:55Z

Hello, I could have probably asked my Grandma if she knows you first but it late and I thought I'd go ahead and reply to your post. My grandma is Mary (Buckwheat) Prieve. Her grandfather is Joseph Buckwheat and given the info you've provided, the same one you're inquiring about. If you know her that's great as it sounds like she's an aunt of yours...I'm trying to find out more info for her and might have some that could be useful to you. If you could email me at courtney.popenberg@yahoo.com that would be great! Thanks.

Gravel or related families

Mandigirl4 — 2010-08-17 15:26:45Z

My Grandfather, Cyril Adelord Gravell (Gravel) was born in St. Benoit in 1869. He was the son of Cyrille Gravel and Angelina Neveu, child #13. If anyone is connected in any way with this family, PLEASE email me at wdottiew@aol.com

Gravel Family

Mandigirl4 — 2010-08-05 23:33:28Z

I haven't been into here since about 2004 or 2005. I was in the process of moving to another state and in the move I lost all information on my computer. I have gradually been piecing it back together again. A lot of it was no problem to replace but I didn't have any of the information from Canada saved. If there is anyone out there that is connected with my family, please respond. My line is as follows: Joseph Masse Gravel dit Brindlier married to Marguerite Tavernier, their son Pierre Gravel married to Madeliene Cloutier, their son Lt. Augustin Gravel married to Elizabeth Caron, their son Pierre Gravel married to Louise Genevieve Langelier, their son Francois Marie Gravel married to Louise Cecile Monette, their son Pierre Francois Gravel married to Catherine Rastoul, their son Cyrille Gravel married to Angelina Neveu, (all in Canada) their son Cyril Adelard Gravell married to Alice Larine Swaner 1895 in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA (My grandparents).

Re: Lascelle, Lacelle married to autochtone woman

treefind4fun — 2010-05-31 11:20:04Z

Hello,
I spent some time yesterday researching your question concerning Joseph Lacelle, son of Benjamin Lacelle and Olive Demers. I was not able to find his marriage, but in the process of researching, I found quite a few other items that, if you have not already found them, might be of interest to you.

Benjamin Lacelle, son of Antoine Lacelle and Adelaide Lebrun, married Olive Demers on 31 Jul 1865 at St-Benoit. This was her second marriage - she was previously married to David Lacelle. David Lacelle, son of Luc Lacelle and Louise Locbrune married Olive Demers, daughter of Isidore Demers and Esther Prezeau on 19 May 1851, at St. Benoit.

I find this family on the 1881 Census in the Wentworth-Montcalm district of Argenteuil: Benjamin Lacell, age 46
Olive Lacell, 46
Perpetué, age 15
Melina, age 12
Selena, age 9 (Marie Célina, born 24 Dec 1871, St-Benoit.)
Joseph, age 5
"Olglantine", age 3

Perpetué Lacelle (daughter of Benjamin Lacelle and Olive Demers) married Léon Auger on 19 May 1884 at Basilique Notre-Dame, Montéal. Léon was the son of Léon Auger and Marie Paquet.

Emelina Lacelle (daughter of Benjamin Lacelle and Olive Demers) married Pierre-Zotique Tassé, son of Theodore Tassé and Mathilde Rochon, on 25 Jul 1887 at Notre-Dame-des-Nations, Montfort, Argenteuil.

Eglantine Lacelle (daughter of Benjamin Lacelle and Olive Demers) married Martial Lauzon (son of Joseph Lauzon and Adelaide Laroche) on 27 Aug 1900 at St-Philippe-d'Argenteuil. Eglantine is listed as the daughter of Benjamin Lacelle and the late Olive Demers of St-Michel parish.

In 1901, Joseph Lacelle is still living with his father Benjamin in Wentworth, Argenteuil. Benjamin is listed as born in Jun 1835 and Joseph on 19 Aug 1876. As you know, of course, Joseph was really born 11 Aug 1875 and baptized on 12 Aug 1875 at St-Benoit.

If Joseph Lacelle happened to have been married at St-Michel-de-Wentworth, that marriage won't be listed on Ancestry because the listing of vital records for St-Michel-de-Wentworth skips from the year 1892 to the year 1913.

Do you know whether Joseph Lacelle and his wife moved to Ontario, as did Cyrille Patrie and his wife Celina Lacelle? Do you know when/where Joseph Lacelle died?

I can research a bit more if you can provide any other clues.

Margaret

Re: St Benoit, Deux Montag

Gamflin — 2010-05-14 23:42:32Z

If you're still out there, I would like to get in touch. The Francis in my lineage, born in 1826, had a son Francis born in 1854 but I don't have a death date.

Re: mariage metis à st-eustache

CassiWalker99 — 2010-04-15 23:30:29Z

hello, could u please send me whatever you have linking sophie to marie angelique? My great grandmother is solange fournel, the daughter of pierre and sophie. I know not much about my family and have been doing my own research for years. Need to prove native citizenship to get my status card so i can continue my education, ( i am a single mother in housing) and i would like to find out as much as I can about my ansestors, to let my children know, and their children and so on... anybody with any information would be greatly appreciated. please email cassi__walker@hotmail.com (thats 2 underscores between cassi and walker. I can fill in the family tree from solange fournel and lorenzo lacroix, downward... to myself and cousins, aunts.. etc.. awaiting any replies!!!! - cassi from ontario

Re: Sophie Belisle-dit-Goyer

CassiWalker99 — 2010-04-15 21:03:24Z

could you email me please and send me a link to a tree or a webpage if you have one, anything you've been working on? I would GREATLY appreciate it. Solange fournel is my great grandmother. My moms mamere as she called her. Her parents are sophie belisle and peirre fournel. I have been trying to trace the native in my family, and couldnt seem to find ANYTHING online for sophie belisle except your post, that seemed to match just right. Thanks ahead of time. Also I can fill in any information you might have about the family tree after solange fournel.

Re: Parish records Oka prior to 1786

tellden — 2010-04-05 09:29:32Z

Parish records for Oka had been destroyed in a fire in 1922.

Some copy are available, but where? I have been looking for them for over a year.

The parish name is L'Annonciation-de-la-Bienheureuse-Vierge-Marie.

The PRDH program of Montreal University may be some help. It is a pay site.

http://www.genealogie.umontreal.ca/

Recherche Adélaide Lantier,Angélique & Ester Amelin (Hamelin)

clairelanthier12 — 2010-03-13 19:26:48Z

A la recherche d'ADÉLAIDE LANTIER
fille d'Antoine Lantier:n.7/7/1772, Pierrefonds, et de Marie Josephte (Josette) Jammes dit Carrière:n.4/4/1780, Pointe-Claire.
Adélaide était mariée à Hyacinthe Vanier:n.16/11/1804, St-Eustache et d. 28/4/1846 St-Augustin.
ADÉLAIDE et HYACINTHE mariés le 21/1/1833,St-Eustache.

A la recherche d'ANGÉLIQUE AMELIN (HAMELIN):
fille de Joseph Amelin dit Baillou:n.13/2/1773 et d'Ursule Biroleau dit Lafleur:n.7/9/1773 et d. 28/3/1819, St-Eustache.
ANGÉLIQUE était mariée à LOUIS LANTIER:
fils d'Antoine Lantier et de Marie Josephe Jammes dit Carrière. ANGÉLIQUE AMELIN ET LOUIS LANTIER mariés le 24/1/1837 St-Polycarpe.

A la recherche d'ESTER AMELIN soeur d'Angélique Amelin
ESTER était mariée à JEAN-BAPTISTE LANTIER (n. 4/6/1802) fils d'Antoine Lantier et de Marie Josephte Jammes Carrière.
ESTER ET JEAN-BAPTISTE mariés le 4/6/1821 St-Eustache.

Merci pour toute collaboration!
Claire

Re: Lallemand-Strasbourg-Strasbourg dit Laalemand

davideritarose — 2010-02-16 19:55:14Z

Hi:
As you know you can e-mail me. However, I looked through all my tons of files and could not find a Thomas Lloyd Lallemand. You have gotten my attention and I am egar to find the missing link to this puzzle.

""BUT"" I figured that you were from Deux Montanges (Two Mountains) area. I have checked the Quebec Marriage name index which I have at home and did not see any marriages of a Thomas or Lloyd. I did see a Thomas Strasbourg who married Aug 21 1954 in the Rouyn area of Quebec. I have a Thomas Francis Lallemand buried at Cote des Neiges Cemetery Montreal section 01063 on Aug 26 1912.

1) Is or was your familly from the province of Quebec or Ontario. Were your parents and grandparents married in Quebec?
2) Seeing that your grandfather is still living can you get his parents (your Ggt Grandperants)names and which area were they married, died or were born?
Again if you want this information only between us you can use my e-mail davider89@yahoo.com
Egar to explore this family connection.
Thanks Davide

Re: Lallemand-Strasbourg-Strasbourg dit Laalemand

kristinmae2009 — 2010-02-16 03:25:41Z

Thats great I would really like that.....I dont know much about my family but my fathers name is Thomas Lloyd Lallemand Jr. And my grandfathers name is Thomas Lloyd Lallemand Sr. I dont know if this helps but I hope it can give me something.

Re: Lallemand-Strasbourg-Strasbourg dit Laalemand

davideritarose — 2010-02-16 00:15:28Z

Alexis:
My french written is terrible but I can read and speak very well in french, my mother tongue is english.
My great great grandmother is Mary Louise Strasbourg from Lochiel Ont near Alexandria. But her roots are the Strasbourg from Pierrefonds QUE. 99% of the Strasbourg are related and 70% of the Lallemands are of the same tree (L'Allmand) means "the German" and a lot of Strasbourg were changed to Lallmand, Lallement etc.
I have been working for 12 years now putting all the Strasbourg/Lallmand of Eastern Ontario and Quebec together and have (estimate) a 1,000 or more with marriage certificates, Church registers obituaries etc.
If you want I can may be help you as I do this because I enjoy doing this and ""not"" for a fee (yes for free) so as others may enjoy the familly tree.
All you have to do is let me kown and if I get your fathers and granfathers I could see where you are in the familly tree.
Davide

Re: Lallemand-Strasbourg-Strasbourg dit Laalemand

kristinmae2009 — 2010-02-15 22:00:25Z

Hi I'm Alexis Lallemand I'm not sure how I'm supposed to be looking for my family but I havent gotten very far.

Lascelle, Lacelle married to autochtone woman

lucieviau — 2010-02-15 21:40:21Z

Hi, looking for info about Joseph Lascelle/Lacelle born 1860(son of Benjamin Lascelle/Lacelle & Olive Demers from St-Benoit) He had 2 sisters Eglantine and Celina.(Celina Lacelle married to Cyril Patry + Wilfrid Monette)

The family lived around St-Benoit, Lachute, St-Michel des Saint, Pine Hill, Lac Noir etc.

Joseph(unless he had a other firstname that I do not know) married a autochtone woman.
The only info that I have, about his wife, is from my mom , who said that her mother (Alexina patry/thibault born in Chatham) used to call her "tante Marie" and she was the wife of her mother's brother
If someone can help it would be really appreciated

Metis marriages in the region of Deux-Montagnes

lucieviau — 2010-02-08 16:49:54Z

Hi, I am looking for info about Joseph Lacelle/lascelle born ( in the 1865?) in St-Benoit,Mirabel and his wife.

Joseh was son of Olive Demers & (?Benjamin)Lacelle.

Joseph Lacelle married an autochtone woman known to my g-mother as "Tante Marie". Joseph was the brother of Célina (my g-mother's mother) and Marie Clothilde Lacelle.

Trying to find any info about Tante Marie (no family name but I heard once somebody saying that might be Lebrun, but not sure at all)
My g-mother used to talk about St-Michel-des-Saints, Lac Noir, St-Benoit as her place of chilhood.

Thanks in advance for the help
Lucie

Re: family info

movaliq — 2009-12-09 21:33:37Z

I found this e-mail contact, which the person says Magdeliene PEWADJIWONOKWE was was his gggggrandmother who married on June 22, 1818 in Oka, Quebec

valljez@gmail.com

Re: Jean Baptiste Chené ou Chenier mariage avec Philomène Poirier

movaliq — 2009-12-09 21:19:35Z

Please look at the following link. I thinks its what you are looking for.

http://chesnay.homestead.com/files/ChesnayE-o/p10.htm

Jean Baptiste Chené ou Chenier mariage avec Philomène Poirier

2_Guitard — 2009-09-24 18:45:49Z

Je cherche le mariage de Jean-Baptiste Chenier ou Chené avec Philomène Poirier. Ils sont nommés comme parents de Philomène Chené qui épousa à St-Grégoire de Buckingham le 29-04-1878 Anthime Larivière.
Je ne peux pas les retracer non plus sur recensements.
Merci Rosaline

Re: 1871 census Ste-Scholastique

marneymacdonald — 2009-07-28 22:21:19Z

Thanks very much for your help.

Re: 1871 census Ste-Scholastique

treefind4fun — 2009-07-28 20:04:41Z

You might also find helpful the 1871 Canadian Census index now available on the Family Search New Pilot Search site:
http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=0
Click on North America, then scroll down to Canada and click on the census you want. (No images available, just names.) When I entered "Arsene Charlebois", this is what information was provided:
Name: Arsine Charlebois
Gender: Male
Age in years: 32
Estimated birth year: 1839
Birthplace: Q
Marital status: Married
Origin (Ancestry): Francaise
Religion: Catholique
Census place: 01, Ste-Scholastique i, Deux Montagnes 97, Quebec
Page: 70
Line number: 6
Dwelling: 203
Household id: 220
Film number: 2230993
Library and Archives Canada film number: C-10031
Digital GS number: 4395503
Image number: 89
Collection: Canada Census 1871
The 1881 Canadian census is still available at
http://www.familysearch.org/eng/search/frameset_search.asp?P...

Margaret

Re: 1871 census Ste-Scholastique

treefind4fun — 2009-07-28 19:49:46Z

I'm sorry, I should have sent you the source citation:

Year: 1871; Census Place: Ste Scholastique, Deux Montagnes, Quebec; Roll: C-10031; Family No: 220.

I hope that is what you need.

Margaret

Re: 1871 census Ste-Scholastique

marneymacdonald — 2009-07-28 18:35:57Z

Thank you very much for the information, and no, I had not seen this before. Do you know the Canadian Census film number for this? I do not have an ancestry subscription.

MAM

Re: 1871 census Ste-Scholastique

treefind4fun — 2009-07-28 16:59:49Z

Did you ever get a response to your inquiry about census records of Ste-Scholastique?
Ancestry.com made 1871 Canadian census records available a few months ago. Attached is the specific page you requested.

MR

Re: Lallemand-Strasbourg-Strasbourg dit Laalemand

davideritarose — 2009-07-25 18:29:23Z

Bonjour:
Merci pour votre reponse.
Excus mon francais ecrict, maid je peu lire et parlez tres bien. Vous pouez comprends mais avec beaucoups d'erreurs.

Qui, j'ai des centenes des Strasbourg et Lallemands tous de la mais souche. Je suis sur l,etaps de mettre les Lallements et les Strasbourg avec les noms legals comme seulment Lallemand ou Lallemend pas du dit. Je emploie les batemie des certification du marriage du Quebec et des obitures et des record des cemitieres. Je vais faire cetes changements a world connect dans quelles que mois je crois.

Oui, je suis tres intreste a votre mere et grand mere.
moi j'ai une marriage de Ernest Forget avec une Rose Delima Lallemand a 1899 a Saint Jerome (au Saint Sauver).
Je vais verifie avec les actes des marriage aux extractes des enregistes de l'elgilise.
Si vous voulez je peu envoyie un copie de word que je travil avec. Si vous voulez mon e mail est davider89@yahoo.com
Avez vous des decendances et des ancedances du Rose de Lima que vous pousez partage.
merci
Davide
PS:(ma X X grand mere etait Marie Louise Strasbourg marrie avec Joseph Quesnel a Lochiel (pres de Alexandria) ON.

Re: Lallemand-Strasbourg-Strasbourg dit Laalemand

pelletierp42 — 2009-07-18 14:44:50Z

Bonjour

Quelle information cherche vous
ma mere est une Lallemand dit strasbourg de St-Jerome
son pere Ernest Forget Depatie et sa mere Rose de Lima Lallemand dite Strasbourg
Premier ancetre au pays Joseph Strassburg fils de Bernard Strassburg de Illingh Hanovre Allemagne et de Veronique Ringueux (Malaimpoole Ringueux)marie a Marie Anne Brazeau (Braseau)
On retrouve la famille a Ste-Genevieve de Pierrefond, St-Benoit de Mirabel Ste-Marguerite de Wendford et St-Jerome

Parish records Oka prior to 1786

dannybou — 2009-02-27 19:26:24Z

Where are the parish records for Oka prior to 1786? Ancestry has them from 1786 up. I would need to access the records prior to 1786. Were those registers not microfilmed by Drouin? And if they were, under what parish would they be? Thanks