Boucher - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Mike

dklart — 2009-11-07 19:35:47Z

Please stick to one thread, instead of starting numerous ones on the board concerning the same query. You can learn about using the boards by scrolling to the bottom of this page and and hitting the link, "Board FAQ".

Mike

pdunn214 — 2009-11-07 14:59:22Z

No! He was born in Indiana and he has a twin.

Boucher

pdunn214 — 2009-11-07 03:36:30Z

Almost all of the information that you mentioned is correct. Some of the information, I am not familiar with. I've been trying to find you, Marc and Michael. I thought that you also had a sister? James Dewey Boucher, my father was marrried Evelyn L. Claspill. I thought that George Jr. had a sister named Mary Lou?

Boucher

pdunn214 — 2009-11-07 03:19:35Z

My name is Patti and I am looking or other members! My father was James Dewey Boucher and he had four daughter. His brother was George and he was married to Billie. We never knew her maiden name.Just started doing a family tree and looking for others. My fathers brother was married to Verce B. don't know what that stands for either. Please contact! I am looking for my dad's children and others.

Re: Benjamin and Simon Boucher.

joyness1 — 2009-11-03 02:58:14Z

For Ruth:
Here is the marriage record.
Marriage Archives
Single Record Display
Certificate Number:
Bride Name: PLOURD CHRISTINE
Bride Town/State: ST AGATHA, ME
Groom Name: BOUCHER AIME
Groom Town/State: ST AGATHA, ME
Date of Marriage: Tuesday December 31, 1918

Online files have Christine's parents as Pierre Plourde and Sophie Lagace.
Email me at joyness@optonline.net if you want further info.

Re: Benjamin and Simon Boucher.

wuwu8814 — 2009-11-02 01:46:15Z

Hi
My mother is daughter of aimee and christine boucher. Her baptised name is marie priscilla, or priscilla.She is still very active and doing well! Hope to hear from you
Ruth

Re: Benjamin and Simon Boucher.

wuwu8814 — 2009-11-02 01:30:05Z

Aime Boucher was my grandfather as well. Is this Leo's son?

Re: Joseph Edouard Tancrède Boucher

joyness1 — 2009-11-01 22:12:49Z

Marriage record from Yourfolks.com

Marriage: On April 15, 1861 in Saint-Didace
Town/District: Saint-Didace/D'autray

Between Treffle Boucher and Angelina Douaire-Bondy

Parents: Parents:

David Boucher Louis Douaire-Bondy

Catherine Guilbault Marie-Mc Moray

Chris

Re: Joseph Edouard Tancrède Boucher

mikekenny88 — 2009-10-28 06:15:53Z

Thanks for the info about Rhode Island State Archives. Would you happen to have any information on Joseph Edouard Tancrède's mother. I know that his father was Treffle Boucher b.1839 in Quebec but not sure if his mother was Marie Angelina Douaire Bondy or when and where she came from. Any help is appreciated. Mike

Re: my Bouchet line

davidflareau — 2009-10-23 04:10:45Z

i would like very much to know what u have...i descend from jacques hyacinthe and have had much trouble in finding his ancestors past his parents....my email is flarefam5@hotmail.com, thank you, dave flareau

John Boucher-Talbot Co. Md. 1681

StephenDennehy29 — 2009-10-12 22:45:02Z

Searching for any info on John Boucher (Bouchier / Butcher)
earliest record so far is his purchase of land with wife Ruth and a Robert Moulder in Talbot Co., Md. from Steohen Tully in June 1681; land sold Oct. 1681. LKand was situated in what is now the south-western corner of Queen Anne's Co., Md.

John Boucher estimated to be born 1640-1645 -Eng. ? Vir. ? Md. ?, probably of French Huguenot descent. Married Ruth ______ c. 1672,; moved into Kent Co., Md. by 1685, died there 1688. John and Ruth had 5 known children: Mary Ann (mar. a Jackson by 1693; of Kent Co.)), John Jr. (of St. Georges 100, New castle Co., Del.; d. 1746), Thomas( Mar. Rachel ____; lived "Forrest near Duck Creek, New Castle Co., Del. 1718), Michael ( mar. 2) 1731 Mrs. Magdalena (Hanson) Truax,widow of Cornelius Truax; d. 1757-St. Georges, New Castle Co., Del. and Joan (mar. Robert Ireland 1704-Chestertown, Kent Co.). The sons all went by BUTCHER.

Widow Ruth mar. 2) Samuel Wheeler of Kent Co. 1688 (no children); Samuel died 1694-Kent Co.

Re: Anna Maria (Mary Ann) BOUCHER of PA

gcham — 2009-10-07 15:33:23Z

I am trying to tie John B. Tedrow of Fayette County to John King Tedrow. He and John Boucher Tedrow have the same birth date. Are they one and the same?

1850 Springfield Township, Fayette County, PA Census:
117
Tedrow, John 24 M PA
Tedrow, Susan 21 F PA
Tedrow, Sylvester 3 M PA
Tedrow, Isabella 1 F PA

1860 Pg. 8, Springfield Township, Fayette County, PA Census: 8/11/1860
1879 1749
Tedrow, John B. 35 M Farmer 1500/400 PA
Tedrow, Susannah 31 F PA
Tedrow, Silvester 12 M PA
Tedrow, Isabell 10 F PA
Tedrow, Joseph 5 M PA
Tedrow, Mary 2 F PA

1870 Springfield Township, Fayette County, PA Census:
Tedrow, John B. 45 M PA
Tedrow, Susan 40 F PA
Tedrow, Silvester 22 M PA
Tedrow, Joseph 15 M PA
Tedrow, Mary 12 F PA
Tedrow, Hannah 7 F PA
Tedrow, McClellan 5 M PA
Tedrow, Elma 2 F PA

1880 Springfield Township, Fayette County, PA Census:
Tedrow, John B. 54 M PA
Tedrow, Susan 50 F PA
Tedrow, Mary 22 F PA
Tedrow, Annie 20 F PA
Tedrow, Hannah 17 F PA
Tedrow, McClellan 16 M PA
Tedrow, Elma E. 13 F PA

Re: my Bouchet line

davidflareau — 2009-09-21 01:09:58Z

YES YES YES...i am very interested in what u have...my email is flarefam5@hotmail.com...look forward to seeing your file, thanks, dave

Re: my Boucher line

gradygerry — 2009-09-20 18:51:53Z

I descend from Jean Boucher's son Jacques b.1562 d.1611 m.1582 Francoise Paigne & would like to share data with you. >Marin m. Perrine Maillet>Pierre m.M.A.Mad.St.Denis>M.Angelique m.Louis Dube>Louis Dube m. M.Cecile Emond>J.Francois Dube m. Angelique M. Cote>M.Mad. Dube m. Francois Desnoyers>Jean Desnoyers m. M.Charlotte Prejean>Edouard Desnoyers m. Jane Moore> M.Charlotte Desnoyers (Canada to US)m. Edmund Joseph Grady > Warren Grady m. Ann Kerwin > Warren Grady jr. m. Susann Reeves> Warren Grady III b.1969 m. Olivia Chanticaille. I don't have a website but would post my line to you if I knew your address. Warren Grady jr., 100 Surrey Lane , Ponte Vedra Beach , FL 32082

Re: my Bouchet line

AmandaSloan1989 — 2009-09-20 02:58:07Z

if anyone needs the full family tree that dates back past 1664 with Jacques Hyacinthe Boucher/St. AMOUR who was married to Marie Renee LAVERTY-LEGER, i have the full family tree. My mom is a flaro and i had gotten it for her.

Re: Oliver BUSHAW (Boucher) b.1842 Stanstead QC son of Louis

guyellie — 2009-09-19 00:21:16Z

Hello,

My name is Ellie Daniels and I live in Plainfield, NH. My GreatGrandmother was named Rosa A.Bushaw, born Oct. 12, 1855 and died May 22, 1929 in Bradford, Orange, Vermont-she was a sister to Oliver, Lewis H. b. 1856, Mary b. 1857, and Henry b. 1868--all born in Canada. Rosa married Ephraim M. C. Abbott and they are bured in Bradford, Orange, Vermont in the Upper Plains Cemetery. I have more info that I would like to share with you, but I first want to make sure that you receive this e-mail and whether its of interest to you.

Re: Joseph Edouard Tancrède Boucher

slacroixnelson — 2009-09-08 13:28:49Z

If you can narrow down his death any, the Rhode Island State Archives will do a search for his death certificate. They've helped me tremendously in the past are are extremely nice and professional. Here is their contact info:

Rhode Island State Archives
337 Westminster Street
Providence, Rhode Island 02903
Telephone: (401) 222-2353
Fax: (401) 222-3199
Email: reference@sec.state.ri.us
Web: www.state.ri.us/archives/

Let me know if you need any info going back to Canada. I've indexed many of the parishes and have actually come across your Boucher in my research.

Suzanne

Joseph Edouard Tancrède Boucher

mikekenny88 — 2009-09-07 16:50:14Z

Hi,
I am searching for any information on my Gr.Grandfather or any ties to him. He was Joseph Edouard Tancrède Boucher. born 26 Nov 1865 in St-Didace, Maskinongé, Quèbec, Canada to Trefflé Boucher and Marie Angelina Douaire Bondy. He married Henriette (Hattie) Bergeron in Precious Blood, Woonsocket, Providence, Rhode Island, 20 Aug 1894. I am looking mainly for his death info. Henriette was listed as a widow in the 1900 census of Woonsocket, Rhode Island.

Thanks for any help, Mike.

Boucher/Paquette from Vermont and Woonsocket RI, USA

kimprovencher — 2009-06-10 19:23:35Z

Looking for info on an Ernest Boucher who married a Blanche Paquette and lived in Woonsocket, RI, USA. They had three children, a son also named Ernest and two daughters, Madeleine and Suzanne. Madeleine died at age 27 in childbirth in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. She was married to a Ronald Valliquette. Trying to find any relation who might be related, even distantly, to this line.

Re: death of Eustache Boucher / Bushay & Winnifred Kennedy

bpqfamily2 — 2009-05-04 17:19:08Z

For their children children I have: Mary @. 1864, Marie-Angele 1870, Lucy June 24, 1873, John 1875, Jennie 1876, Rose-Marie 1879, angele 1880, Lille/Lillianne 1884 and Olive 1896. I have also two more "possible children" (John @1860 and Charles @ 1862). Do I have some duplications in individuals/names?

Fannie Myrl Boucher of Gorman, TX 1927

drbrownlee — 2009-07-19 06:52:34Z

Fannie is pictured in the 1927 Broadcaster, yearbook of Gorman High School. She is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone locate family.

Re: Boucher Family - the Huguenot/Canada connection

MargeTelerski — 2009-05-12 23:57:56Z

As best we have found--Bowshelder was a surname varient used when Matthew first appeared in VA. By the time his son Peter appeared in records, the spelling had been changed to Boucher. Thanks for the resource suggestion. I would love to see the rest of your work.
This summer a member of a Canadian Boucher research group will be speaking to my pioneer reunion group in MO. where Peter Boucher settled.
I also have Fuqua family and Bondurant family on the Huguenot Society list.
Thanks again
Marge

Re: Boucher Family - the Huguenot/Canada connection

MargeTelerski — 2009-05-11 23:56:30Z

It is my understanding that my branch of the Boucher family has a Canadian connection. My earliest known relative was Matthew Boucher ( Bowshelder)b.
either in France or England 1700 d. 1748 in VA. Your reply on the history was very interesting. Please share any additional information you have.

Re: Will do look up in The Boucher Family book

dklart — 2009-05-06 23:20:59Z

Sheila,

I looked up this record for you, my good deed for the day.

If you don't have a subscription to use the Drouin Collection on this site, (where I found this) you can try familysearch.org. for free. Go to the pilot program there, and then Canadian Church Records. There's no indexing, except within the images and it really helps if you know the parishes. There's a guide on this site, but again, it subscription.

This was found in St-Antoine-de-Padoue; Richibouctou, Kent, NB.

Re: Frank X & Julia (Bessette) BOUCHER, Wisconsin, Minnesota

dklart — 2009-05-06 14:12:24Z

Hello,

I haven't found a connection to the individuals mentioned in your post, yet. I am still working on the Boucher ancestors, if I find connections I'll let you know. So far the Boucher ancestors I've found are in Deux Montagne County, Quebec. during the 1800's.

Re: Frank X & Julia (Bessette) BOUCHER, Wisconsin, Minnesota

dklart — 2009-05-05 18:29:36Z

2009 Update

Since I posted this query, I've sourced quite a bit on this couple and their family. If you stumble across this post, you can contact me directly for info.

Re: Ignace BOUCHER de Grosbois b.1659 Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, Canada

ericbissonnette1 — 2009-07-22 23:47:58Z

you need to read about pierre boucher. he had 16 children
and most of them are named boucher but 6 of the he gave diffent last name this was alowd back then. thes names are:
de grand-pre, de boucherville, de grosbois (named after
giant frent oaks), de montburn, de la perriere,
de niverville.

Re: Will do look up in The Boucher Family book

LAtherholt — 2009-05-06 18:30:13Z

Anita,
Saw your posting from a loooonnnngggg time ago and thought I'd give you a try as I now have some Boucher names that I'm looking for some info. on. Hope you are able to help me.

Parents of: Joseph Boucher b: abt 1868 probably Quebec. Died Apr 20, 1926 possibly in St. Honore de Shinley but buried in Manchester, NH. Married: (1) M. Louise Therrien and had 6 children - Anna Marie, Gabrielle m: ? Anctil, Joseph Jr, Cecile m: Ovila L. Duhaime, Blanche, Francois m: Lucia Boisvert.
(2) Eugenie St. Pierre b: Feb 19, 1871 St. Gilles, Lotbiniere, Quebec d: Jul 22, 1957 possibly in St. Honore de Shinley but bur. Mt. Calvary Manchester, NH.
Hopefully you have this family and can fill in some details for me.
Lisa

Susan Boucher of MI

oclarke11 — 2009-06-03 00:20:28Z

Need parents & siblings for Susan b 6 Jun 1960. She marr Aaron Buck Hodges Sr. 3 Jan 1990. He is the son of Leo Merlin Hodges & Starr Featherstone. I am researching the Hodges line for my son-in law & his father had a book on the Hodges family with their names in it. We live in Va & my son-in-law & his dad have not been in contact with the Mi bunch for many years. Any info appreciated.
Ollie

Joseph Boucher Dit Laronde of Berthier, PQ. and Vermont

sjuprofcas — 2009-08-09 17:06:25Z

In 1792 a 66 year old widower named Joseph Boucher Dit Laronde brought a 5 day old child to the church in Berthier, Quebec, for baptism as “Joseph”without a surname. Parents of this child were listed as unknown. Godfather was Joseph Courchene, a 1/4 Iroquois, voyageur( guide to the wilderness areas.) Two years later Joseph Boucher/Laronde married the sister of Courchene’s wife. Joseph Boucher/Laronde had many children from his two marriages and died at 70 years old in 1798. His second name, “Laronde,” meaning “the circle,” is only used by him and his descendants.

Young Joseph may have been raised by Marguerite Boucher/Laronde ( daughter of Joseph by his first marriage) and her husband Jacques Valois. Later church records describe young Joseph as “Joseph Dit Valois,’ with conspicuous notations clearly intended to show that he was not a true Valois.

Joseph Dit Valois lived a long life with two marriages and many children and died in 1875 in St Albans, Vermont as Joseph Bushey. He and his descendants have used all three surnames, “Valois,” “Boucher” and “Laronde,” over the years.

WWII Submariner- Wilfred Joseph BOUCHER of RI

SharonSIwanick — 2009-07-09 21:19:39Z

Looking for family of, Wilfred Joseph BOUCHER, b. 16-Nov-24, of Warren, Bristol Co., RI. Listed next of kin, his mother: Mrs. Alice B. BOENIGER, of Warren. Possibly his mother, Alice B., found in 1937 City Directory of Warren. Living with Samuel E. Boeniger. In the same directory, I also found under the name BOUCHER: Alfred (Grace); Wilford; Lawrence A. (Jennie); Omar; Dieudonne.

Wilfred J. Boucher, was lost on the submarine, USS Tang (SS-306)in WWII.

Any assistance finding living family would be appreciated.
Thank you...Sharon... susieqforever47@gmail.com
or... http://www.oneternalpatrol.com

Re:to sheilalee- Descendents of Marin Boucher

SheilaLee65 — 2009-05-04 17:23:42Z

Hello: I thought that I would write to give you my e-mail address so you could send me pictures. I too believe if your grandmother was Mary Blance and my grandmother Josephine were sisters. From Canada they went to Leominster, MA. My sister and I are going to try to make it to the Girouard Family Reunion in August in NB, Canada, I hope to meet some relatives. I am so excited as this has been a dream of mine for many years.

I would love to hear from you if you would like to keep in touch. My parents love when I tell them of the replies I get. I know you grandmother was quite a character when I knew her and so was my grandmother, they always had us laughing. I think my dad had a photo of your gram smoking a pipe, lol. Thank you so much for your nice note.

Regards,
Sheila

Re: Frank X & Julia (Bessette) BOUCHER, Wisconsin, Minnesota

SheilaLee65 — 2009-05-06 12:36:55Z

Hello: I just checked my alerts and was happy to hear you may have found the information you were searching for. Could you tell me if your family lived in Kent Co., NB Canada at one time and are they descendents of Marin Boucher? My great grandfather was Placide Boucher my grandfather Isadore who migrated to Maine possibly in his late 20 's. I would be happy to have any information you wish to share. My email address is saleeangel@aol.com.

Thank you and my best regards,
Sheila

Re: Will do look up in The Boucher Family book

SheilaLee65 — 2009-05-06 21:24:53Z

Hello; Would there be any information in the Boucher Family Book about Placide Boucher married to Ombeline (Veline) Thibodeau, Kent Co., NB Canada. I do know that they are buried in St. Norbert.

I thank you very much. You can contact me at saleeangel@aol.com

Regards,
Sheila

Olivier Calixte Paquette/Paquet/Boucher and Alice Lalonde/Lalande/Leland

lhbcan1 — 2009-08-06 17:30:54Z

I'm looking for information on the mariage of Olivier Calixte Pockett/Paquette/Paquet/Boucher/Bushey who maried Alice Lalonde/Lalande/Leland.

They had the following children:

Hariett, Alice, Joseph, Virginie, Francis Xavier, Joseph Alfred, George, Alphonse Isidore, Mary Delphine, Anna Malvina, Adeline Victoria and Florence Louisa.

According to the 1881 Canada Census they were living in Renfrew, Ontario under Pockett as the last name. According the the 1891 Canada Census they were living in Pembroke, Ontario under Paquette as the last name. It was while they were in Pembroke they started to use Boucher as the last name.

Alice Lalonde/Lalande/Leland also married Edward McGee.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Louise Boucher

Re: Boucher Family - the Huguenot/Canada connection

BernardBoucher75 — 2009-05-12 08:51:13Z

Bonjour Marge! Thank you and everyone for their responses. I haven't tried any Canadian sites yet but I find
gw.GeneaNet.org a very useful site (with lots of research contacts)which should locate Matthew Boucher for you. I'm interested in your "Bowshelder". Is that a surname variant or an misspelt occupation? I am attaching a doc file of extracts from a Powerpoint presentation I made to the Huguenot Society of South Australia which I hope will be of interest to you all. But the doc file has been rejected. A GEDCOM is wanted, and I haven't worked that out yet. Best wishes from OZ to all.

Bernard Boucher

Re: Boucher Family - the Huguenot/Canada connection

BernardBoucher75 — 2009-05-15 06:15:52Z

Kernewek Lowender

Don, sorry for the delay in getting back to you. Very busy. I live in South Australia where we have a large contingent of lively Cornish migrants in the towns of Kadina, Wallaroo and Moonta, called little Cornwall, on the Yorke Peninsula, and run an annual festival.Great fun with a genuine Cornish atmosphere and goodies.
To answer your question, my family moved from France to Worcester, UK, and from there to London. We have no connection with Canada that I know of.

You can get in touch with your compatriots through a first contact on these sites:

Yorke Peninsula
www.yorkepeninsula.com.au

District Council of the Copper Coast www.coppercoast.sa.gov.au

The Farm Shed
www.farmshed.net.au

South Australian Tourism Commission
www.southaustralia.com

Good hunting

Re: Boucher Family - the Huguenot/Canada connection

BernardBoucher75 — 2009-05-13 03:34:23Z

Marge, I would be happy to pass on my research to you, but the problem is that it is all documented in MS Word format which the message boards do not transmit. The only way I can see to get my work to you would be if you would be willing to let me have your email address. I am currently working on a series of articles for a family history collection which cover the location of my ancestors in France and their flight to the West of England where they worked on the coal barges of the River Severn for some 30 years before moving to London. I'd be most interested to hear about your reunion group and speaker. Best wishes, bernard.boucher2@bigpond.com

Boucher Family - the Huguenot/Canada connection

BernardBoucher75 — 2009-05-11 01:58:28Z

My family originated in the Deux-Sèvres department of the Poitou-Charente region in mid-western France.We lived in the capital, Niort, where we worked in the leather trade. This region included the ancient provinces of Saintonge, Aunis, and Poitou, the most Protestant districts of France, in which surviving Huguenots fled from cruel persecution by their own government. Canada was discovered in 1497 but there was no useful colonisation of the country until 1608 when French families from Aunis, Poitou and Brittany arrived and opened up a lucrative trade in animal skins with the royal port of Niort.My family escaped to England, but many Bouchers settled in Canada. Plenty more info if you need it.

BOUCHER Elsie E 1885-1965

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-07 14:52:12Z

BOUCHER Elsie E 1885-1965

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

BOUCHER Ruth A 1912-1934

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-06 01:44:08Z

BOUCHER Ruth A 1912-1934

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Pierre Boucher m. Marie St-Denis

slacroixnelson — 2009-09-07 15:48:44Z

I too am related to this Pierre, son of Marin and Perinne Malet. Here is my line...

-Pierre Boucher & Marie St-Denis (m:1663)
--Prisque Boucher & Marie Francoise Miville (m:1712)
---Michel Boucher & Marie Genevieve Boulet (m:1762)
----Michel Boucher & Francoise Fradet (m:1791)
-----Joseph Boucher & Angelique Marcotte (m:1827)
------Benoni Boucher & Louise Jesse Guevremont (m:1851)
-------Adelina Boucher & Paul Napoleon Lacroix (m:1884)

I would be very interested in comparing notes and sharing information. You can email me directly at suzanne.nelson@yahoo.com if you'd like.

Brewers from Benton, Kentucky Sam and Blaine

mamabear23489 — 2009-07-05 01:59:29Z

I am looking for information on a family name: Brewer

Sam Brewer - wife, d. 1954 (before or after)
Sam may be of American Indian decendant.

Blaine Brewer - Husband
Blaine may have a brother named: Cecil

They had five children:

Felix, Helen (Ellott) Brewer, Mose, Ralph and Paul

Ralph has at least two sons named Ricky and Russell

Paul has a son named Larry.

Jean

Re: Boucher Family - the Huguenot/Canada connection

DONALDECURKEET — 2009-05-12 00:48:56Z

For those who think their lines lived in Cornwall England try the Search Database on the 'Cornwall Online Parish Clerk' web site. Many of the parishes are being added all the time...but for the Boucher/Bowcher it does cover most of the Meneage area. The IGI is great to use but but these have more details from the Parish Registers, Bishops' Transcripts and other Church records:
http://cornwall-opc.org/
FreeBMD, GRO index, is also helpfull if you are looking for them in England after 1837:
http://www.freebmd.org.uk/cgi/search.pl
They also do the England Census which is easy to use:
http://www.freecen.org.uk/cgi/search.pl
There is also the 'Online Cornwall Census Project which works great:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kayhin/uko...
There is the Visitations for several England Counties, Cornwall Visitations has some on Bourchier:
http://www.uk-genealogy.org.uk/visitations/index.html
If you are interested in other sites like London Times ect... I do have a few place you can search these?

My Boucher/Bowcher were Richard & Elizabeth (Uren) Bowcher. He was chr. 17 Sep 1732 Cury, Cornwall, ENG. but lived in Manaccan. They had five children. His parents were Francis and Mary but have no idea where they came from.

Any searchable Canada and Australia web sites would be great?

..don

Re: Boucher Family - the Huguenot/Canada connection

DONALDECURKEET — 2009-05-11 11:44:47Z

I see Boucher/Bowcher is in many of the Cornwall ENG Parish Registers, mine were from the Meneage area; St. Keverene, Manaccan, St. Martin in Meneage ect... Can you identify where yours were in England?

Mine start in early 1700s but the surname goes back to 1640. If you use Bucher and variants then it goes back to late 1500s.

If mine are related to those in France then maybe Canada is where I should be searching. I yet have no early connections in Australia and USA.

If any were in the Cornwall Meneage area would like to talk to you...don

George Henry Boucher

steveb324 — 2009-08-18 17:40:33Z

Does anybody have any information about the details of my Grandfather's marriage, which I believe happened in Canada in the mid 1920's. His wife's name was Florence May Jenkinson.

William Woods & Margaret (SPARKS) BOUCHER

DavidA591 — 2009-07-01 01:08:06Z

Am looking for any information on my great-great grandparents William Woods & Margaret (SPARKS) BOUCHER

According to entries in the 1881 Canadian Census in March, of Carleton, Ontario Province, Canada, William was a hotel keeper of Irish ethnicity born in Ontario in 1826 and Margaret was born in Ireland in 1826 in Apr 1843. They were married in Canada, presumably before 1860 when their oldest daughter, Frances "Fanny" Alberta was born. Of note, their oldest son was also named William Woods BOUCHER (he married a Catherine Sophia Rainbird MILLER)

To my knowledge, they never left Ontario...I have no information concerning their deaths.

They had a number of children, one of whom, Lillian "Lily" Maude BOUCHER [b.] 18 Dec 1879, was my great-grandmother.

Any information would be greatly appreciated...

Thanks,

David

Re: I am a descendant of Gaspard Boucher

leasha148 — 2009-08-11 23:31:10Z

Iam a descendant of Gaspard Boucher

Re: Pierre Boucher

leasha148 — 2009-08-11 23:29:13Z

Are you related to Pierre Boucher?

Re: Pierre Boucher s/o Gaspard Boucher

leasha148 — 2009-08-11 23:24:35Z

iam related to Pierre boucher anyone else