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Re: Lebrun

jefferygueno — 2013-03-16 00:50:32Z

I know it has been a very long time since you posted the request on this site, but aimee adelaid lebrun was my fourth great grandmother. I would love to have the photograph of her and anything about her. I thought I might have her parents as antoine lebrun and maria magdalena lamule but I find the info. very suspect. Please advise and please offer me a copy of the photo you have. thank you , Jeff Gueno, jggueno@cox.net

Re: J' ECHANGE...

patrickyandow — 2013-02-24 01:56:50Z

You should take a look at my page..

Vous devriez jeter un oeil à ma page

J' ECHANGE...

MarieJosée_RAFFARIN — 2012-12-27 09:12:38Z

...Si vous pouvez m'aider à retrouver les parents de mon "Screugneugneu" de Pierre RAFFARIN ( Repéré aux dernières nouvelles du côté de Naintré (86) en 1619 pour sa naissance, époux CHESNAULT Jeanne (Pas sûre de l'orthographe) en 1662 à Naintré )
...je vous les échange contre un de vos ancêtres du "même quartier".
En attente de vos éventuelles réponses,
BONNE ET HEUREUSE ANNEE 2013 à vous toutes et tous.

FINEL Massachusetts, E. - U.

Jfennell42 — 2012-12-19 15:52:09Z

Avec mes efforts de recherche en regard d’un monsieur EDWARD FINEL (le premier)

J’ aimerai communique avec n’importe qui soit eux-mêmes ou autres qui sont au courant des individués qui vivaient dans la région de Massachusetts, de les États Unis durant les années 1700 1748.

Ont croit ce monsieur EDWARD FINEL (le premier) a des ancêtres en France et probablement a été baptiser avec le nom EDWARD on son père s’appelez EDWARD. Parce que ce monsieur FINEL 1 était le père d’un garçon nomme EDWARD qui est ne le 27 Octobre 1748 en Massachusetts et a’ cause des façons de nommer les enfants dans les États-Unis durant cette époque, EDWARD aurait pu être nommé comme son père ou grand-père.

Ont ne sait par a ce point de notre recherche si le premier FINEL a’ immigre aux États-Unis ou s’il était une partis d’ un section militaire localiser en l’endroit de SHREWSBURY, Massachusetts. Je n’ ait réussit a’ trouver d’ information sur lui comme la date a naissance, lieu de naissance, de’ ces etc.

Le femme qu’ont croit la mère de l’ enfant a EDWARD 1 pourrait être une amie ou la parente de la mère véritable. Mais dans quelque morceaux de mis recherches c’est indiquer que cette femme est vraiment sa mère.

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In my research efforts regarding one EDWARD FINEL I wish to communicate with anyone researching the surname of FINEL that might have someone, or know of someone, who would have been in the Massachusetts U.S.A. area in the time period of 1700 to 1748. This man EDWARD FINEL 1, we believe had ancestry from France and was probably Christen Baptized named EDWARD, or his father was at this time. Because this man birthed a son named EDWARD FINEL; born 27 October 1748 in Massachusetts and because of the naming patterns in the U.S.A. at that time period he could have been named for his father, or his grandfather.

It is not known at this time in my researching if the first FINEL immigrated to the U.S.A., or if he might have been part of a military unit stationed in or near Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. I have been unable to determine any information relative to this man; birth, country of origin, death, or whatever.

The lady we believe to be the mother of his child could have also been a friend or relative of the real mother. Although, there are indicator’s that this lady was his mother in some of my findings.

Thank you

Re: Lebrun

jefferygueno — 2012-10-21 17:43:37Z

Irene, I know it has been a long time since you posted anything about the Lebruns (as far as I know)which is all the more reason to think you might have more on the Lebruns. My distant ancestors are both Aimee Adelaide Lebrun Fremaux and the father-son Vincent and Louis Lebrun. The former is paternal lineage the second from my Mother's side. Is there anything new that you might be willing to share. I thank you for considering answering back. Jeff jggueno@cox.net

Re: Menard Family

dianita_sandoval — 2012-10-13 22:00:46Z

This is just amazing, could you please tell me your source and tell me the names of the wives? my husband descends from a Louis Menard who was married first to Magdelaine Valleran and later to Catherine Marchand, the only thing is he was a tailor, not a sailor...

Re: CHAUVIN

rickdeslover — 2012-09-16 02:56:59Z

Hello cousin :)
The name was Chauvin until they came to Quebec and then Natchitoches, LA and finally Monroe. De Lery (meaning from France) was added about 1650, when they were in Canada or moved to the us from Canada. The family had the largest most profitable plantation in the LA territory, and between sibblings, there were 7 plantations. Winter house in Vicksburg, family cemetary in Little Rock, and in the early 1900's, New Orleans.
Joseph De Lery Mason was my grandfather

SIMON BRUGIER b. Niort France 1712

sblake2150 — 2012-08-23 19:29:50Z

Am seeking information on relatives of SIMON BRUGIER born in Niort, Poitou, France in 1712. He came to the Alsace region and settled in Zweibrucken about 1739 where he was influential in the Community of True Inspiration. His son was LEONARD BRUGIER b. about 1736 and his family came to Ebenezer, New York and Hamilton, Ohio about 1848.

Re: MATHURIN BANLIER dit LAPERLE

jetfischer — 2012-05-15 17:35:05Z

Hello, If I recall there is a few names Used for Mathurin Banlier dit Laperle (Bonelisse,Bauslier,Lanthier).
He arrives in Quebec September 12, 1665 aboard the ship La Justice and is posted with The Saint-Ours company.
"September 29, 1665 he receives in Quebec, the Scapulary. We now have to identify him with the Laperle Name from the Carignan Saliere Regiment".
A few years ago I came upon a document that reported Mathurin Banlier dit Laperle as being a Franc Tireur (Sharp shooter) with his weapon. this was great asset for the regiment so he was viewed as "The pearl of shooters"!
The Laperle familly line is still in St-Ours and St-Denis Quebec.

Re: SURNAME JAUBERT

suziewalker1 — 2012-05-05 06:00:48Z

Dear Emma, I am a descendant of Didier Numa Joubert and live in Sydney Australia. I have recently started to trace Joubert family and found your post on this site. I have the story of your ancestor written down and knew that he had been awarded a medal by Louis for his role as his physician. My Great Great grandfather's father was Auguste Alexis Franerp Joubert and his wife was Elisabeth Civadier. Didier Numa was their first son and he came to Australia in 1837. The family lived in Angouleme France. It is exciting to know your family live in the Canary Islands and show how adventurous they were in settling in foreign countries. DN Joubert had sugar plantations in New Caledonia and developed one of the most beautiful "garden" suburbs of Sydney, Hunters Hill.
I would like to hear from you if you have time to correspond. Good wishes from Sydney and your distant cousins
Suzie Walker

Re: Isaac DESCHAMPS b.1666 Civray, Poitou m. Suzanne REGNIER

candafield — 2012-04-26 08:13:30Z

Hi Hazel

Thank you for replying to my post, I haven't checked on my tree yet but it seems like a match.

I will check it out properly later today and get back to you.

Many thanks
Celia

Re: Isaac DESCHAMPS b.1666 Civray, Poitou m. Suzanne REGNIER

perkinsh2 — 2012-04-25 19:40:14Z

Montellier.
My ancestor Helen (Ellen) Montellier was the daughter of Thomas Montellier and Elizabeth Mary May.
I now believe that the parents of this Thomas Montellier, born 1840 at St Clement Danes, was Jane Soar and (Thomas) William Montellier. I believe that (Thomas) William Montellier was born at the lying-in hospital in Holborn in 1817 and and that his father and mother were Susan(nah) and William Montellier (a plumber).
Does this fit in with anyone else's Montelliers?
regards Hazel Perkins

Re: Nicholas Riott and Evan Bard

DolceVitaBridal — 2012-04-14 03:39:00Z

All Reotts and Riotts and Rioths are related. We should all converge on the old homestead in Butler Pa. I visited the Reott family living there. They are still farming the Reott/Riott land that the three brothers owned. Nicholas, and the other two. Anyway, they have a Reott/Riott family reunion there every July 4th. I'm in....anyone else?
Contact me at DolceVitaBridal@insightbb.com if you would also like to surprise them...(:

Re: Nicholas Riott and Evan Bard

DolceVitaBridal — 2012-04-14 03:27:52Z

Claudia Reott...I'm very interested in your pictures and information. My father was Joseph James Reott, born in Pittsburgh in 1919. His father was also Joseph Reott and lived in California (LA area). Our information is in Jack Reott's book of which I have a copy. I visited Jack and his wife the last time I was in the area about 4 1/2 years ago. Their son lives in Chicago but I have never met him.
Can you tell me how we are related?
It's very interesting to hear about the history you, Poitou-Charentes have written here. I would like to know more and have always wanted to know about the European history of the family. I can be contacted at DolceVitaBridal@insightbb.com
Thank you.

Re: Menard Family

BMenardCobb — 2012-04-08 01:19:07Z

Hi! Thanks for your reply! Info I already have.... But would to know your connection! Always good to find distant cousins!

Re: Menard Family

amp_ple — 2012-03-28 20:13:46Z

I have some information on Louis Menard,DOB 1704, with the same parents you have listed, given to me by my Grandfather. My information includes the name of his two wives and list of his decedents,and also tells a story of how he came to be in Louisiana: the French Crown wanted to colonize the Louisiana Territory, but with swampy conditions and poor soil the French people refused to relocate. In order to colonize this area, the French Crown started charging citizens with petty theft. Among the hundreds of people charged was Louis Menard. He was arrested for smuggling tobacco and salt, sentenced, charged, and boarded on the "Marschal D'Estrees". He arrived in New Orleans in 1719 at the age of 15 years. Louis was the son of a sailor and that was his trade when he bought a house at 22 Bourbon Street, New Orleans, Louisiana. He died in 1755 in Louisiana.

Hope that's helpful and not just a repeat of what you already know.

Re: Isaac DESCHAMPS b.1666 Civray, Poitou m. Suzanne REGNIER

montellier — 2012-03-26 18:13:37Z

Hazel - I've sent you an email message. Looking forward to hearing from you.

Clive M

Re: Isaac DESCHAMPS b.1666 Civray, Poitou m. Suzanne REGNIER

perkinsh2 — 2012-03-22 22:23:50Z

To Clive Montellier, please get in touch as we are related.
My GGGF was William Montellier and his wife was Jane Soar.
Email address available on profile.
Thank you
Hazel Perkins

Re: Isaac DESCHAMPS b.1666 Civray, Poitou m. Suzanne REGNIER

perkinsh2 — 2012-03-22 22:06:00Z

Hello Clive Montellier,
We must be directly related as I am descended from William Montellier and Jane Soar. They had a son Thomas, married to Elizabeth Mary May, who had a daughter Ellen, Or Helen Francis Emily Montellier. She married a Henry Kenneady, and they had a daughter who was my grandmother. I will give my email address in the info on the people who post, please get in touch and we can exchange info
Hazel Perkins

Gautier Family

dan269_1 — 2012-03-16 15:10:48Z

Looking for any info on Samuel Gautier Born 1600
Pas de Calais France or Hilaire Gourlatier Born
1604 Pas de Calais France

Merci
Daniel

Re: Isaac DESCHAMPS b.1666 Civray, Poitou m. Suzanne REGNIER

susieberry63 — 2012-02-25 08:58:57Z

Hi Kaitie, I don't think our Isaac and yours are the same as you have his child born in France and we have baptism records that ours was born and bapt. in London. I think possibly that someone, as happens a lot with genealogy, has perhaps chanced upon a name and thought it may match. You would need to go back through emigration/ immigration and baptism records in USA, Canada and France to prove the connection. Hope this helps. Susie

Re: Isaac DESCHAMPS b.1666 Civray, Poitou m. Suzanne REGNIER

Adamsgirl6973 — 2012-02-24 20:19:17Z

Yes currently that is the information I have., Jean Deshamps born in 1690 in Rennes, Ille-et-Vilaine, Bretagne, France, son of Isaac but as of yet have not found any information verifying any of that. I do not have solid ground to even see the correlation between the Deschamps name and the Deshon name. But I'd like any information I can find on either of them. Are you thinking it is the same Isaac?? I did notice you have the same name as the wife of Isaac? I am just trying to make sure I have this correct as I have very little on them so far. Thanks for anything you may have.,

Kaitie

Re: Isaac DESCHAMPS b.1666 Civray, Poitou m. Suzanne REGNIER

susieberry63 — 2012-02-24 19:20:40Z

Hiya, Taken a look at the tree. I can't see a connection to our tree as our Jean(John) Deschamps , son of Isaac Deschamps b. 1666, was born in London after Isaac had fled France in 1684. Your Jean (John) Deschamps b. 1690 appears to have been born in France. Is this what you have?

Regards, Susie

Re: Isaac DESCHAMPS b.1666 Civray, Poitou m. Suzanne REGNIER

Adamsgirl6973 — 2012-02-21 20:39:49Z

I thought my tree was public? Well.. my mother was Mary Deshon originally from St. Joseph Missouri and her father was Paul Alvin Deshon 1916-1985 from Missouri. Under Isaac Deschamps 1666-1720 was his son Jean Deschamps born in 1690 and his son Augustine Deschamps 1740-1820. The name seems to change with John Deshon from North Carolina 1760-1804. He was Augustine's son. Can't wait to hear back from you. :D

Re: Isaac DESCHAMPS b.1666 Civray, Poitou m. Suzanne REGNIER

susieberry63 — 2012-02-21 16:43:51Z

Hi Kaitie, Can you tell me your ancestors names and dates pls and I can see if I have any of them in my tree. Thanks for getting in touch, Susie

Re: Isaac DESCHAMPS b.1666 Civray, Poitou m. Suzanne REGNIER

Adamsgirl6973 — 2012-02-21 07:49:18Z

I have found Isaac Deschamps to be the eldest ancestor on my mother's side also born in 1666 from Civray, Vienne, Poitou France. I don't know anything about him except I have traced him backwards from my mother's dad's side who's surname is Deshon. If you have found anything please let me know.
Thanks.,

Kaitie

Re: Isaac DESCHAMPS b.1666 Civray, Poitou m. Suzanne REGNIER

susieberry63 — 2012-01-09 20:14:04Z

Hi Celia, we have been in touch several times before, a few years ago. My father was a Chater and we established that we are related.

I am puzzled by William Montellier (1810) and Jane Soar as I cannot connect this William Montellier to any of our Montelliers. Really need to find out his fathers name to establish a connection. Didnn;t you visit France a while ago and had a large amount of data from there???

Re: Isaac DESCHAMPS b.1666 Civray, Poitou m. Suzanne REGNIER

montellier — 2012-01-09 19:11:02Z

Susie - if intended for me, I've just sent Celia hard copy of the tree that I have (which begins with William Montellier and Jane Soar) and accompanying notes. If you think this might link into yours somewhere, I'd be happy to send you a copy if you want to make contact through email.

Clive Montellier

Re: Isaac DESCHAMPS b.1666 Civray, Poitou m. Suzanne REGNIER

candafield — 2012-01-09 11:49:53Z

Yes I'm still working on this side of my family, and have recently been approached by the only remaining Montellier descendant in the UK. I'd be very interested to hear from you about this branch of my mother's family.

Thank you so much for contacting me.
Regards
Celia Field

Re: Isaac DESCHAMPS b.1666 Civray, Poitou m. Suzanne REGNIER

susieberry63 — 2012-01-09 10:47:51Z

Hi there, I'm the person that put the original post on here regarding Montelliers etc. My great x 5 Grandmother was Mary Magdelene Montellier 1757 - 1819 Marylebone, London.. I've had a quick look at your message but cannot find your Montelliers on my tree. Mine came over from France during the persecution and my Deschamps family (married into Montellier) came over in 1684 (Grandfather x 8)... I'm sure we must be connected somehow, but yet to find the connection! Susie Berry

Re: Rongnion Family (Runyon/Runyan)

roland229 — 2011-12-29 23:30:30Z

It is not solidly proven if Henri was Vincent's father. However, while it hasn't been proven, there are good reasons to suspect Henri as the father of Vincent.
1. they are both from the same place in France
2. Henri was old enough to be Vincent's father
3. the spelling of their surname was (if not identical) very similar - and in those days there was no standardized spelling
4. there is no evidence to refute the possibility
5. Henri was of noble lineage because he has a recorded coat of arms (3 honey bees on azure background)... and I recall one of Vincent's children or grandchildren mentioning considerable wealth to include a "halberd" in his will.
I would like to think Henri is Vincent's father, but who knows. I've also recently seen people saying a Rene is Henri's father, but I know nothing of that.

Re: Isaac DESCHAMPS b.1666 Civray, Poitou m. Suzanne REGNIER

montellier — 2011-12-24 18:14:50Z

Hi Celia, I've been able to access my records. William Montellier and Jane Soar were my Great x 3 grandparents; my line runs through Thomas (1840-1915), James May (1867-?), William Arthur (1896-1980) and James Brian (1934-1992). I've compiled a family tree from what I've got, plus details of dates of birth, death, marriage and occupations derived from copies of certificates from the old Somerset House records. Sadly, all it tells me about William and Jane Montellier is that they were living in 9 Bear Yard, St Clement Danes when their children were born in 1840 and 1846, and that William was a plumber in 1840 and a painter in 1846. Nonetheless, if you let me know how I can get this to you, we can do a swap of information. Like you, I'm keen to track the family back to Hugenot ancestors, or to link in any of the other Montelliers in the UK to the tree. Best regards, Clive M

Re: Isaac DESCHAMPS b.1666 Civray, Poitou m. Suzanne REGNIER

candafield1 — 2011-12-06 10:12:02Z

Hi Clive - This is great, I have been trying to find links to Monteliers and Deschamps for yrars to no avail. I have presumed that they were originally Hugenots, but have no proof of that, and have thought of going to the archives in Soho, but as yet haven't got round to it.

I'd be thrilled to recieve any information you may have, they are descendants of my mother whose maiden name was Chater, another unusual name!

Look forward to hearing from you
Celia

Re: Isaac DESCHAMPS b.1666 Civray, Poitou m. Suzanne REGNIER

montellier — 2011-12-05 21:59:21Z

Celia - delighted to find that this thread is still 'live'. I have a stack of records at home, dating back to the early 1800s and beginning with Montelliers living in Bear Yard, St Clement Dane's. I shall be in a position to spend some time on them at the end of next week, so shall endeavour to extract some key pieces and post them here, then work on putting them into a format which I could pass to you. I can't remember how many 'greats' the first ones are to me, but I am the last male of our particular line and have often wondered how many of the others I've found on Google are related in some way - most I'm sure given the rarity of the name. I've always assumed that a London family with a French name will have Hugenot roots, so am very excited to share information in the hope of confirming how we got here!

Clive M

Re: Isaac DESCHAMPS b.1666 Civray, Poitou m. Suzanne REGNIER

candafield1 — 2011-12-05 09:27:00Z

Thank you for replying to my elderly post. I'm still working on my family tree, and would be very grateful for any information you might have of the Montellier/Deschamos/Soar famies.

Look forward to hearing from you
Celia

Re: Isaac DESCHAMPS b.1666 Civray, Poitou m. Suzanne REGNIER

montellier — 2011-12-04 19:21:48Z

Hello - I have just come across this thread and it relates to my family as I am sure that William Montellier and Jane Soar appear in the family tree. I don't have the records to hand at this minute, but am posting this message to see if the posters are still active. I have all the birth and death certs for Montelliers recorded at the former Somerset House archive. Hope to hear that the participants are still interested. Clive Montellier

Re: Mathurin Rhibauda Thibodeaux and Marie Debeau

thibodeauxe — 2011-10-26 22:25:53Z

I have more information contact me
hope to here from you
we are probably kin
I am further back in France

Re: family PAVY

genealogyrsch — 2011-09-30 07:40:21Z

You may want to look at the records that come out of the French Dauphiné as the family name PAVY is found there, and may have its origins in Pavia, Italy.
It just so happens that the Dauphiné was a refuge for Huguenots during the Religious Civil Wars that marked the 15 and 16th centuries.
The name RUMELES does not sound English either.

When searching for ancestors with names that have divers origins, it is necessary to carry out a phonetic analysis of the names.

Good Luck on your search in France.

Re: family PAVY

dsmorrell56 — 2011-09-30 00:37:10Z

Re French connections for the Pavy family: I have nothing definitive, but the following seems strongly suggestive.

Pavy Family

The possible Pavy connection to France remains very plausible but not definitively proven.

William Pavy married Jone Rumeles in Wiltshire, England, on 25 July (surrounding text implies the year 1689).

http://www.archive.org/stream/wiltshireparishr02phil/wiltshi...

Rumeles is obviously a French name, so maybe this was a Pavy recently arrived from France and still preferring to marry within his own ethnic group.

50,000 Hugenot refugees arrived in England from France beginning in 1685 (4 years before that marriage) when the French government resumed intense persecution of Huguenots that had begun in 1572.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huguenot#Britain_and_Ireland
http://www.huguenotsociety.org.uk/history.html

For the period 1891 to 1915 400 Pavys are recorded in France, mostly in the north, in particular, in the French Pais (like a county) de Calais. This is almost as near as one can get to England while still being in France.

http://www.geopatronyme.com/cgi-bin/carte/nomcarte.cgi?nom=p...

At around the same time, there were only 42 Pavys in England (the 1881 census). This shows that the name is most likely to have originated in France.

More than half of the 42 Pavys in England in the 1881 census were clustered around a small village called Pewsey in Wiltshire.

http://www.britishsurnames.co.uk/surnames/PAVY/1881census

That is the birth place of the Pavys who emigrated to South Australia in 1850 (31 years before that census) and settled around Milang, South Australia.

There is another family called Pavey, but their geographical distribution is different

http://www.britishsurnames.co.uk/surnames/PAVEY/1881census

They are also recorded in England from as early as 1524, about 50 years before the persecutionj of the Huguenots got under way in earnest in France. This family never seems to have had members living in Wiltshire.

http://www.pjohnp.me.uk/famhist/pavey.htm

Indications of various derivations of the name Pavy / Pavey are given at;

http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/pavy

Re: Lebrun

jefferygueno — 2011-09-21 20:38:58Z

My great,great,great,great grandmother was this same aimee adelaide lebrun and my lineage of the lebruns begin and end with her. I, of course, would appreciate any information that goes back beyond her. Also I would very much appreciate seeing the photograph of her mentioned in the earlier post. jggueno@cox.net

Re: Looking for Voulon ancestors

tanke1954 — 2011-09-21 16:58:46Z

Since i am looking for my ancestors, i made some progress but there are many questions to be answered. One of my ancestors came from France. I have reason to believe that his ancestors lived in Brueil de Prailles. There is a picture of their farmhouse. Because there were protestants they had to get away from France. There was a party who tried to escape to England in 1686 but they were taken prison at the citadel of Saint Martin de Re and banished to Balk in Frisia in the Netherlands. From there they went back direction France and I have reasons to believe that they stayed a while in Ieper in Belgium (ca. 1720??)This escape is rather famous and a diary was written by one of the passengers: a certain Anne de Chauffepie. Now i try to find out if there was a Voulon, member of this party. Possible that he is my direct ancestor.

Greetings,

Harry Tanke domuslucis@zonnet.nl

Trying to trace ancestors...

infinity1967 — 2011-08-04 17:22:36Z

My parents are Kenneth and Ola Sirlene (Davis) Bonee. I'm trying to trace my moms ancestry. Her parents were Roland and Dalmaticia "Dellie" (Hale) Davis. My moms maternal grandparents were John Silas Hale and Mary Francis (Millsap) Hale. That's as far as I've gotten. I can't get further than Roland Davis nor can I find any birth or death records for him. He passed away when my mom was 11 years old, late 1950's. He may also have been married to someone else or had a child before he married my grandmother. and I believe he may be buried in Marked Tree, Arkansas or nearby area. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Cacouault or Mimardiere family name

kimhetherington1 — 2011-06-23 11:39:40Z

I have traced some ancestors back to a Pierre and Catherine Cacouault who lived in Soho, London in 1750s. I am not certain of when they arrived in the UK, but their 3 children were born from 1750-1757. The family changed their name to "Mimardiere" sometime towards the end of the 18th century. I know that there is a hamlet near to Saivres called "La Mimardiere". Does anybody know who lived there/what buildings were there during the 1700s? Catherine may originally have been Catherine Bardin de la Mimardiere - daughter of a Charlotte Bardin de la Mimardiere. Is anybody able to throw any light onto this family and the circumstances in which they arrived in England? Any help would be appreciated!

Objet : Re: baudoin, solon et famille

beaudoinhelene — 2011-06-17 19:27:50Z

Bonsoir Jacinthe
He oui j'ai exactement les memes descendants que vous malheureusement je n'ai pas les parents de Solon
je sais qu'il y a eu un Michel Bodouin ensuite Arthur qui était mon grand-père et mon pere était Valmore
Tous ces derniers vivaient au Canada.... ma terre natale
Je demeure sur internet si vous voulez me répondre
Au plaisir de vous relire
Hélène Beaudoin

Objet : Re: baudoin, solon et famille

beaudoinhelene — 2011-06-17 19:26:19Z

Objet : Re: baudoin, solon et famille

beaudoinhelene — 2011-06-17 19:12:57Z

Bonjour Jacinthe
Je suis du Canada mais de passage en France et je serai de a l'ile de Re lundi et mardi d'ici la je prendrai mes courriels alors si vous me répondez j'en serais ravie
j'aimerais bien communiquer avec vous
de plus j'ai prénommé une des filles Jacinthe
Au plaisir de vous lire
Hél`ne

Re: MATHURIN BANLIER dit LAPERLE

jeldred257 — 2011-06-12 14:02:00Z

I have been recently researching my wife's Banlier family. We have been working in online records from the city of Poitiers in recent months on one of her other lines. The best I can figure out so far is that there are no records of Banlier family members there. We are still looking. There are, however, quite a few in the nearby state to the west of Deux-Sevres. There is a ton of information on perish records from that time but it is all scanned old parish record books, and is very arduous looking through ech record. So, possible progress here, but not yet a breakthrough.

Re: genealogie

mable07 — 2011-06-10 22:37:08Z

would you be able to share the birth date for you're Anita Legare:whom are her parent's this will help me to see if my Anita Legare is the right one for you're requested one.

Re: Cherches des renseignements sur les familles suivantes dans les Deux-Sévres et la Vienne

veronique01 — 2011-05-22 20:05:30Z

Que cherchez vous exactement. Il n'y en a pas mal! Donner Nom, Prenom et date de naissance/Marriage/Deces aprox. et ville.

Veronique

recherche mariage

lefortmadeleine — 2011-05-13 16:09:58Z

depuis longtemps je cherche le mariage de :AURIAU pierre et FOUQUEREAU marie (ou fouquireau) pierre fils de Jacques et Dugast Jaquette ne en 1714 & Thurageau(vienne) dcd en 1753
1er enfant trouve:Pierre ne a SEuilly en1738
FouquereaU marie née????? fille de????? dcd 11/11/1780 age 72ans veuve en 2eme noces de Claude Ouvrard D:a Mirebeau
un grand merci pour toute aide car je suis bloquée.madeleineLefort