Brodeur - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Jean Baptiste BRODEUR ( b. 1780-90 )m. Elizabeth ULRICH (Huldrick)

lSkinaway — 2012-04-27 01:08:25Z

That would be great.

Re: Jean Baptiste BRODEUR ( b. 1780-90 )m. Elizabeth ULRICH (Huldrick)

RalphEDeLange — 2012-04-25 22:56:44Z

Sorry that there seems to be no documentation. Hopefully, someone will respond who has a lead. Meanwhile we should keep the link with a disclaimer. I will note in a postscript as well as on the message boards. Good luck.

Re: Jean Baptiste BRODEUR ( b. 1780-90 )m. Elizabeth ULRICH (Huldrick)

lSkinaway — 2012-04-24 02:31:11Z

Ralph, I too found this info about John Louis being son of Jean Bpt, Brodeur and Eliz Ulrich on other sites, but when it was posted by you on the LDS site others could have incorporated it as well, and it then keeps getting passed around. It's really important to verify info. before assuming it's correct. It very well could be true, but we just aren't able to prove it yet. I did tell this to the nun in Iowa, I didn't realize she was going to give copies of my research to so many people. If there is anyone who has any documentation for this info I would be really happy to see it! It would solve a 20 year mystery!

Re: Jean Baptiste BRODEUR ( b. 1780-90 )m. Elizabeth ULRICH (Huldrick)

RalphEDeLange — 2012-04-23 16:32:20Z

I have no documentation. Only entries by others at other sites. Relying on other researchers. I would like to have some answers too. Hopefully, something will turn up. Thanks for your help. May have to change the tree.

Re: Jean Baptiste BRODEUR ( b. 1780-90 )m. Elizabeth ULRICH (Huldrick)

lSkinaway — 2012-04-23 02:49:43Z

Ralph, I meant to say the LDS site. I'm not sure what is confusing. I spent years researching this family and traveling all over Wisconsin, but never was able to find anything that verified that John Louis LaVigne's parent's were John Baptiste Brodeur LaVigne and Eliz Ulrich, nor anything to connect him to the other children. Have you found some documentation to support this?

Re: Jean Baptiste BRODEUR ( b. 1780-90 )m. Elizabeth ULRICH (Huldrick)

RalphEDeLange — 2012-04-23 01:20:54Z

There are 3 children who can be verified, Charles, Sophie and Elizabeth and one, John Louis, who cannot? Confusing. I will stay with what I have for now and try to do some more sleuthing. What is the MDS site?

Re: Jean Baptiste BRODEUR ( b. 1780-90 )m. Elizabeth ULRICH (Huldrick)

lSkinaway — 2012-04-22 05:27:49Z

Ralph, the information that you obtained from the nun was originally sent to her from me, in a very condensed form. John Louis LaVinge is my great great grandfather. As I told you earlier the John Louis connection to Jean Bpt. Brodeur LaVigne was only speculative and not yet proven. There are baptismal certificates for Charles, Elizabeth, Mathiu, and Sophie from St. John's The Evangelist, and birth certificates for Elizabeth and Sophie. There aren't any of these for John Louis. Do you have some other evidence to support this? This info re: John Louis was also posted on MGS site.

Re: Brodeur-LaVigne

lSkinaway — 2012-04-22 03:41:35Z

I'm very excited to hear from you! I'll send an e-mail.

Re: Jean Baptiste BRODEUR ( b. 1780-90 )m. Elizabeth ULRICH (Huldrick)

DeadPpl — 2012-04-21 14:58:24Z

Thanks for the reply. I have a public tree on ancestry that I'm working on, the Cronk family tree. Do you have a copy of john's obit? I do have obit and death certificate for elizabeth. I was hoping that the linda who posted a previous message would see this. It sounds like she has a baptism record for a sibling, charles, who was baptized in 1833 at age 23. I have birth date of 1833 for elizabeth so it seems at least plausible:)
My email is ncronk99@gmail.com and I sure would like to know what happened to their father. I have a nice article about dutchman's creek and their grandfather peter ulrich, if you haven't seen it I would be happy to share.
Nancy

Re: Jean Le Brodeur dit Lavigne

RalphEDeLange — 2012-04-21 01:34:04Z

Any link to Jean Baptiste dit LaVigne Brodeur born about 1790 in Canada? He seems to be the pogenitor of our line. His son Ludor "John" Louis is our ancestor if correct. Interested in sharing info.

Re: Jean Baptiste BRODEUR ( b. 1780-90 )m. Elizabeth ULRICH (Huldrick)

RalphEDeLange — 2012-04-21 01:27:44Z

If I am correct, our link is through Ludor "John" Louis LaVigne, brother of Elizabeth and Sophia. So interested in other links. No Charles in the line that I can find. You can find our tree at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=delange-r... Do you have online trees? Always willing to share info.

Re: Brodeur-LaVigne

DeadPpl — 2012-04-21 01:15:22Z

Hello
I believe we have a distant connection - we come through the line of your great-grandfather's sister, Elizabeth , whose parents were John Baptiste Brodeur dit Lavigne and Elizabeth Huldrick (or Ulrich). It would be great to compare notes. Please feel free to email me at ncronk99@gmail.com_and we can compare. I also would be interested in the book :)
thanks
Nancy

Re: Jean Baptiste BRODEUR ( b. 1780-90 )m. Elizabeth ULRICH (Huldrick)

DeadPpl — 2012-04-21 00:52:23Z

Linda, do you have a copy of the baptism record for Charles? I would love to have a copy of it if you don't mind sharing. I did not have the name Charles in my records so this is quite exciting! I have approximate dates for Sophia and Elizabeth but have not yet obtained records. Where Charles' record came from may be a good place to start looking for the others' records.
Thanks for your time.
Nancy

Re: Jean Baptiste BRODEUR ( b. 1780-90 )m. Elizabeth ULRICH (Huldrick)

DeadPpl — 2012-04-21 00:46:13Z

Hi
We descend from Sophia's sister, Elizabeth, who married John/Jean B. Dashner, except that I'm not 100% sure they actually married!. Would love to share information!
Their daughter, Olive, married James Cronk (all of this in Brown County). James and Olive are my husband's great-grandparents. It's always enjoyable to find others researching the same family line.
Nancy Cronk

Re: WAS BRODEUR AMERICANIZED TO BROTHERS?

phonelady1279 — 2012-03-30 19:44:37Z

Thank you very much for this information. Much appreciated.
phonelady

Re: WAS BRODEUR AMERICANIZED TO BROTHERS?

dklart — 2012-03-29 21:24:35Z

This index is quite handy for deciphering surname variations, dits and Anglicizations.

http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~afgs/index1.html

Please note this is not a scholarly or vetted index.

It was assembled from contributions of researchers and genealogical society members.

You'll find in this index, Brothers was found to be an Anglicization of Brodeur.

WAS BRODEUR AMERICANIZED TO BROTHERS?

phonelady1279 — 2012-03-26 18:57:55Z

I was told by someone on the Brothers Message Board that I should look in the Brodeur Message Board as she thought Brothers may have been Brodeur in Quebec. Does this ring true with those of you that are related to Brodeur families?

I'm looking for my 3rd great grandmother, Sarah Brothers b: Dec __ 1828 somewhere in Canada that married Frederick Trombley/Tremblay b: abt 1826-1828 somewhere in Canada, and she died May 7, 1908 in Westfield, MA and is buried in St. Mary's Cemetery, Westfield, MA. Don't know her parents' names, and don't have WHERE she was married in Canada.

Any help in this matter would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Brodeur Lineage

1_stephro — 2012-02-23 19:11:56Z

is someone could tell me something about armand and his brother,sylvio who married laurentia gagnon in lennoxville pq 1944.

Re: Albina Monty Brodeur

c_detamore1 — 2012-01-21 02:34:37Z

I am the daughter of Gabrielle Brodeur Hablinski. She bore four children: Cathy, JoAnne, me, and Robert. Olivine was my grandmother and Clement was my grandfather. God, I loved that man!

BRODEUR David L - Vietnam Wall section 3E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-12-28 21:18:11Z

BRODEUR David L - Vietnam Wall section 3E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 223,932 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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

Re: Andre Brodeur

pete140 — 2011-12-20 03:17:40Z

Andres Brodeur, son of Augustin Brodeur and Marguerite Dufresne, born 6 August 1795 at St Marc sur Richelieu.
His grandparents: Augustin Brodeur and Marguerite Bousquet.
Regards,
Warren Pedersen
Bastrop, Texas

Re: Jean Le Brodeur dit Lavigne

MichaelBrodeur42 — 2011-12-14 04:29:28Z

To Debcarey600. I'm not sure why only now I found your message? I think we may have something in common. I have traced my line back to Jean-Baptiste as well. He came over on the Andre-a very young soldier. He married well. His wife, Marie Anne Messier, comes from a highly regarded family. They had 16 childred.I found six surviving males who all had large families. My line goes Ovide-Ambrose(3)-Ignace(3 or 4). My researh suggests he left France under less than happy events. On the day of his birth, his mother died - the same day his mother and father got married. He might have been 12 years old when he sailed to the new world. I've had fun digging into the history of France during that period. Maybe we could compare notes sometime. For this purpose you may email me direct at "michael.brodeur@att.net"

Andre Brodeur

kriatura1 — 2011-12-13 19:01:32Z

I am interested in any information on Andre Brodeur's family in Quebec. He married Pilagi Casavant Ladabouche on January 29, 1821. He was married at St. Hyacinthe, Quebec. I am trying to find any information on his father and mother.

Re: Jean Le Brodeur dit Lavigne

jthomas73418 — 2011-12-12 03:28:29Z

Hi,

I just read your message and was hoping you could help. I have been trying to find the exact name for the book that Clement Brodeur published. I read you had the book, can you give me the exact title so I may look it up?

Also, my 1st great grandmother was a Mary (Catherine?) Lavigne. Her father was John Cyprien Brodeur Lavigne and her mother was Julia Ladouceur, I believe both parents were born in Petite-Riviere, Charlevoix, Quebec.

I have not been able to confirm Mary's information. I have looked for birth, baptism and marriage records, and have found nothing. I believe Mary's father immigrated from Canada to Vermont, USA after his marriage to Julia Ladouceur and their first child Mary was born, but I have not been able to find any records for Mary before or after her marriage to my 1st great grandfather Thomas Lavoie. From what I could find she was born March 1871 in Granby, Prov of Quebec and married Thomas Lavoie on 21 Apr 1889, unsure if they married in Canada or USA (information was taken from census records). She died

Her grandfather was Jean Baptiste Brodeur Lavigne (b 1842, d 1912) and Julia Ladouceur (b 1850, d 1903).

If you had any information it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Diane

Dr. Raphael Brodeur

Angie9977 — 2011-11-10 20:34:21Z

I am searching for information on Joseph Raphael Brodeur. He was born about 1847 in Canada, he lived in Ashton, Michigan and Cadillac, Michigan. He died 31 Dec 1916 in Cadillac, Michigan. I am updating cemetery records and I would like to know where he is buried. He has 3 children buried in Maple Hill Cemetery in Leroy, Michigan. His wife's name was Malvina. If you have any information, please let me know. The cemetery records are a mess, and they have him listed as a Veteran - but we don't have any record of him being buried there.
Thanks
Angie

Re: Francois "Frank" Brothers/Brodeur of Vermont

joyness1 — 2011-10-08 13:29:20Z

Not related. Just trying to help you.
Email me at nckowal@optonline.net if you want further info.
When you click on the address, you will probably see //nckowal@optonline.net Remove the // or the address is not valid.
Chris

Re: Francois "Frank" Brothers/Brodeur of Vermont

bravoguidance — 2011-10-07 21:17:09Z

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!! I appreciate the information you gave me. Are you a relative of the Prince's or just someone who is completely awesome in helping me out? Wasn't sure I was going in the right direction. Would love to hear from you again so I can properly thank you. My email is bravoguidance@yahoo.com.

Re: Francois "Frank" Brothers/Brodeur of Vermont

joyness1 — 2011-10-07 14:32:28Z

Vermont, Vital Records, 1760-1954 for Francis Brothers
Name: Francis Brothers
Event: Marriage
Event Date: 10 Jun 1882
Event Place: Vermont, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 23
Estimated Birth Year: 1859
Father: Joseph Brothers
Mother: Mary Diette
Spouse: Ellen Prince
Spouse's Father:
Spouse's Mother:
Film Number: 540065
Digital Folder Number: 4357169
Image Number: 3221

Vermont, Vital Records, 1760-1954 for Ellen Prince
Name: Francis Brothers
Event: Marriage
Event Date: 10 Jan 1882
Event Place: Vermont, United States
Gender: Male
Age:
Estimated Birth Year:
Father:
Mother:
Spouse: Ellen Prince
Spouse's Father: Frank Prince
Spouse's Mother: Aurelie Francis
Film Number: 540134
Digital Folder Number: 4357287
Image Number: 3922

Chris

Francois "Frank" Brothers/Brodeur of Vermont

bravoguidance — 2011-05-25 23:14:59Z

I am looking for more information on Francois "Frank" Brothers/Brodeur's parents Frank was born 07/28/1857 in St. Albans, Vermont and died on 7/8/1946 in Anaheim, CA. He was married to Ellen Prince born in Burlington, Vermont. It is believed that Frank's father was named Joseph Brothers/Brodeur. Anyone with more info please, please reply. Thanks

Re: Brodeur-LaVigne

dklart — 2011-05-20 16:11:14Z

I don't know if this will help, but I took a look around (what's available on the internet) to see if I could locate the surviving brother, August, listed in the 1895 obit. Ideally, finding data on him might be a backdoor to confirming parentage.

You've probably had a look already, and noticed this:

There is an entry for an Aug Lavine in the 1895 Wisconsin State Census, in Depere, Brown, Wisconsin. Unfortunately, there is little data on this census as a whole, no ages.

There is an August Lavine (on Ancestry.com transcribed as Sabine) in the 1880 Census in Wrightstown, Brown, Wisconsin, living with a son, Paul.

I noticed a 2 death record transcriptions (same person) on familysearch.org (Wisconsin Death) for an August Lavine/Lavigne (b abt 1804-06) in 1886. The actual records for the database are not available to view on line. I've found a good deal of erroneous transcriptions, until I can see the original and make my own assessment, I don't take it as fact. I'm driving at the perhaps the date was actually 1896, not 1886.

There's a death record of a Lissette Lavigne (1877) listing an August as her father.

I've researched on-site in this area. There is no choice is you want/need to do in-depth research. While the parish registers are on fiche and available to research on-site, 98% of them haven't nor will they ever be released to the LDS. Between the Green Bay diocese and the resources at UW-GB, you can find a great deal. I've had great success building families with the parish records. The GB diocese archivist generously allowed me 3 days in succession (I made a special trip to do the research) to review records.

Re: Brodeur-LaVigne

lSkinaway — 2011-05-20 01:40:01Z

Thanks for your reply. I do have 2 marriage records-neither the church record or the county record lists parents info. I haven't had time to be very involved in research lately but when I looked at my records actually I don't have the baptismal records for the first 2 children b. in Green Bay, as I do for several of the children b. in Port Edwards. That is a good suggestion, I'll have to check into the Green Bay church records further. I'll look again for the book too.

Re: Brodeur-LaVigne

dklart — 2011-05-18 15:00:42Z

"I do have all those records already,"

Am I understanding correctly? You have the baptismal records for the first two born children, as well as the marriage record and there's no evidence or clues in any of them that can help document this line?

You can google to find the book. I found it easily, however Community Guidelines forbid commercial postings.

Whether or not you have this book, which I'm familiar with, you'll still need the afore mentioned document data to connect into a line.

The access to resources to accurately research French Canadian genealogy today are light years ahead over what was available in 1981, 1991, 2001, 2007. These types of compilations are filled with inaccuracies, much of it is anecdotal and without evidence. Researchers recognize this and utilize the incredible and solid resources available today.

Re: Brodeur-LaVigne

dklart — 2011-05-18 14:31:21Z

Have you explored parish records for the marriage record of John Louis LaVigne to Mary Vieau in 1850? Finding this record is important.

It appears their first two children were born in Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin.

Mary Magdelaine b 1851
John Baptiste Jean Louis, b 1852.

The exact birth dates can be found on familysearch.org.

I would search those 2 baptisms, particularly because other family members are typically godparents, especially to the first few children.

After locating the baptisms, then work back in the same parish register to locate the marriage.

The parish records for the Green Bay diocese for the most part, are not readily available by film or fiche from the LDS, but check in the card catalog on familysearch.org.

If there are no film or fiche to be found there, you can contact the GB diocese and have them search if you're not in the area. The data you already have will enable an archivist to search.
Here 's the link: http://www.gbdioc.org/what-the-church-can-do-for-you/genealo...

Re: Brodeur-LaVigne

lSkinaway — 2011-05-17 02:32:50Z

Thanks, I do have all those records already, and I've come to a dead end. I'm still looking to find Clement Brodeur's book though, I would really appreciate any help on where I can order it.

Maj. David L. Brodeur of Auburn, Mass. d. 27 Apr 2011

RIP2011 — 2011-05-04 18:34:34Z

IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 360-11
April 29, 2011
DOD Identifies Air Force Casualties

The Department of Defense announced today the deaths of eight airmen who were supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.

They died April 27, at the Kabul International Airport, Afghanistan, of wounds suffered from gunfire. The incident is under investigation.

Killed were: (see link for complete release)

Maj. David L. Brodeur, 34, of Auburn, Mass. He was assigned to the 11th Air Force, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska. For more information media may contact the Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson public affairs office at 907-552-2341.

U.S. Department of Defense
Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense (Public Affairs)

http://www.defense.gov/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=14455

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Posted for genealogical information only. I have no additional information. If you have a question or can add more information regarding this person please post it here on the message board.

Brodeur-LaVigne

lSkinaway — 2011-04-23 02:31:52Z

I am looking for parents of my gg grandfather John Louis LaVigne, b. ca 1811-1816 in Green Bay WI, and m. to Mary Vieau in Green Bay in 1850. He died in 1895 in Port Edwards WI; his obit said he had a brother August, who was still living in Green Bay. I believe his parents may have been Jean Baptiste Brodeur LaVigne m. to Eliz Ulrich or P. (? Pierre LaVigne), both early voyageurs from Canada but can't find any real proof for either. Family history says we are Broduer LaVignes. Also, can anyone tell me where to find Clement Brodeur's book? Earlier postings referred to several websites for Brodeur or Brodeur- LaVigne descendants but the web addresses are no longer current, does anyone have current website addresses?

Re: Origin of Brodeur

MichaelBrodeur42 — 2011-04-18 19:02:01Z

When I spent 3 years in eastern France in the 1960's I asked people (natives)what the name meant. Mind you, the area has been depressed for centuries and it affects the attitudes, but I asked friends. The response: Yes, the books say lacemaker or whatever, but the slang is "fabricator of tale tales". I have no way of knowing how long this meaning existed, but I thought it was interesting because I enjoyed writing.

Re: Francis Brodeur killed in Mill River flood 1800's

vampirella67 — 2011-03-29 18:49:05Z

I am trying to find out the Indian connection to my family.
My name is Donna Parish-Bischoff , my e-mail is vampirella67@yahoo.com
My great grandparents were Pariseau's

Re: brodeurs family tree

John_Eileen_Family — 2011-01-20 14:42:21Z

Hello! I am part of the Whalley family; my Great Uncle was Joseph E. Whalley who was married to Alma Rose Brodeur. Alma was the daughter of Albina Monty. I would love to be able to trace this family back further than Dorothyee Maloclitayottee (dit Malo). I would appreciate any information that could be shared.

Re: Albina Monty Brodeur

John_Eileen_Family — 2010-12-01 13:44:42Z

Hi, I am the great grandaughter of Joseph Edward Whalley (your father Joseph's father). Here is our relationship! Joseph Whalley (1925 - )
is your 1st cousin 1x removed
Joseph Whalley (1888 - 1962)
Father of Joseph
Joseph Edward Whalley (1867 - 1943)
Father of Joseph
Rose Anna Whalley (1895 - 1994)
Daughter of Joseph Edward
Rose Esther Rowe (1922 - 2006)
Daughter of Rose Anna
Eileen Rose Nicolas Wicklund
daughter of Rose Esther
I have a great picture of the Joseph Edward Whalley family which I'd be happy to share with you. If you have a photo of your Mother and Father and family or any information you'd be willing to share with me I would appreciate it!

Re: Brodeur/Chaput/Gibeau(lt) in NH & Quebec

Liz_Compton — 2010-10-04 00:56:22Z

I know of a Francois-Xavier married to Rosalie Fournier, who had a son named Francois-Xavier born about 1872, but I don't have F-X Jr's wife or children's names. Would he be the Francois-Xavier you mention?

I would love to trade more information over email, if you would like to contact me- Liz*dot*Compton*at*gmail*dot*com.

Re: Brodeur/Chaput/Gibeau(lt) in NH & Quebec

nolegi19 — 2010-10-03 22:13:15Z

My name is Normand Gibeau. I have recently begun my genaology. My grandfather was Joseph Dalviny (Delvini) Gibeau 3rd child of Francois-Xavier Gibeau and Arsene (Arsena) Brodeur. I got this information from the Geneological Society in Trois Rivieres, Quebec on 9/29/2010. I have the list of marriages of Gibeaus upto 1692.

Re: brodeurs

rnpancestors7 — 2010-07-12 00:34:43Z

Hi Kim, My 3xGr.Grandmother was Rosalie Menard. She is related to Marie Miteouamigouku through her father etc. How are the Brodeurs related. My gr.grandmother on the same side of my family is Rosalie Brodeur.

Re: brodeurs family tree

gnddube — 2010-07-11 22:19:14Z

Hi Richard, are you still interested in the Brodeur genealogy? I have alot of info and am always looking to fill in blanks in my program.

Don Dubé

Re: Brodeur Possably Dit lavigne

pete140 — 2010-06-02 05:11:26Z

Hi Rose,
Although I live in Texas, I'm also a member of AFCGS of
Woonsocket, RI.

They have a great staff and members who go out of thier way
to help.
I'm also researching Phaneuf's if you need help with that family, be glad to help.
Warren
warren140@aaahawk.com

Re: Brodeur Possably Dit lavigne

rnpancestors7 — 2010-06-02 01:13:04Z

Thanks so much for sharing this info. with me. I'm glad you've verified all your sources. I've kept my own family tree private because I have found some things that are incorrect on other peoples trees and didn't want to pass on wrong information myself. I see there's another Rose and Rosalie in Eusebes line also. I felt like such an oddball growing up with the name Rosemary amongst all the Donnas, Karens,Kathys and Sandras I went to school with. This might sound a little morbid but I feel right at home with all these dead reletives. LOL!!!!!!!!!! Also thanks for the links to the DIT. name pages I'm sure they will be a big help. My Lussier ancestors were so much easier to trace than these ones. Hopefully the Champagnes will get easier now too. Thanks again Rose

Re: Brodeur Possably Dit lavigne

rnpancestors7 — 2010-06-02 00:29:49Z

Oh Wow thanks so much for the information. I've been trying to find them for a long time. I just found out 2 weeks ago at the American French Geneology Society in Woonsocket R.I. that Rosalie was my gr.grandmother. Some records can be very confusing. Wrong dates, name spellings, DIT names etc., and more Rosalies, Roselines, Rose this or that than I thought possable. I Didn't know Rose was such a popular name Back then. Even My Godmothers middle name was Rose, but she was a Phaneuf. I thought there was a Louis and an Ignace in there somewhere but hadn't gotten that far yet. Are we related somehow? If so do you have any more info on the family. I've found Some censeses with a Joseph and Rosalie Champagne on Nipissing Indian Reservation but am unsure if its them. Thanks again Rose

Re: Brodeur Possably Dit lavigne

dklart — 2010-06-01 22:28:43Z

You're welcome Rose,

Here are two links to sites that can help with the dizzying surname changes and "dit" names. I consult them regularly.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~unclefred/...

http://www.afgs.org/ditnames/index1.html

Here is the direct link To Marie Eusebe Trouillet dite Lajeunesse in my rootsweb WCT database. I have verified all the ancestral lineage in the Drouin Collection.

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

Re: Brodeur Possably Dit lavigne

pete140 — 2010-06-01 05:00:42Z

Hello Rose,
Francois Brodeur married Marguerite Dubois on 23 Oct 1797 in Chambly, PQ.
Francois son of Louis Brodeur and Marie-Louise Pinault.
Louis was son of Ignace Brodeur and Marie-Anne Jouet.
Louis married Marie Louise Pinault on 3 Feb 1772 at Vercheres.
Ignace Brodeur was son of Jean Baptiste Brodeur born 1653 in
Les Sables-D'Olonne, Poitou, France

Warren (Researching Brodeur/Brothers in Mass)

Re: Brodeur Possably Dit lavigne

rnpancestors7 — 2010-05-31 02:44:08Z

Thank you for your quick response, this research can be frustrating. I unfortunately don't know much french and have a little trouble translating some of the documents I find. I had no idea Pierre and Eusebe had died at the time of their marriage. Also happy to have the correct spelling for Trouillet. I have other people with Lajeunesse in my lineage. As far as the Digeur name goes some documents have this as Degner, and what looks like Digue. I've also come across a few things with Dier and Larose. It's all very confusing. I'll check out roots web for Eusebe's line. thanks again. Rose