Charbonneau - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: conrad Charbonneau

Nancylgillett — 2012-04-22 12:24:26Z

don't know if you'll ever get this i have alot of family history to share with you della was my great grandmother sarah was my grandmother and she raised me havesome family photos contact me nancy billing gillett

Re: Toussiant Charboneau

joyness1 — 2012-04-04 20:01:25Z

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Baptiste_Charbonneau#Child...

http://www.offbeatoregon.com/o1107d-life-of-sacagaweas-mount...

Chris

Re: Toussiant Charboneau

quietbuffalo22 — 2012-03-31 18:56:58Z

I am looking to complete a family tree. I am looking for information on Jean baptiste charbonnea (Pomp) and his children and their families. I know that my ansestry comes from Pomp any help would be great.

Thanl You

Pierre Charbonneau St Thomas, Québec, Canada

abreakthrough — 2012-03-12 19:07:16Z

How can I find the parents of:
Pierre Charbonneau
Birth: October 10, 1857 in St Thomas, Joliette, QC

Are there birth records that I could send away for?
If so, where would I send for them?

Re: Edward Charbonneau > Toussaint Charbonneau +Vitaline Lapointe (having trouble getting further)

joyness1 — 2012-02-18 20:41:26Z

The women were cousins, sharing the same Great Grandfather Leger Bray dit Labonte. He was married twice, so the women had different Great Grandmothers.
Email me at nckowal@optonline.net if you want further info.
When you click on the address, you wiil probably see //nckowal@optonline.net
Remove the // or the address is not valid.

Chris

Re: Edward Charbonneau > Toussaint Charbonneau +Vitaline Lapointe (having trouble getting further)

michelliedesign — 2012-02-18 16:39:01Z

Wow, thank you! This is what the type written tree I have says, but I didn't know if it was correct. How did you get that info?

Do you think there could be a relation between Toussaint's mother Josephte Brais and the Lucie's mother Francoise Brais?

Re: Edward Charbonneau > Toussaint Charbonneau +Vitaline Lapointe (having trouble getting further)

joyness1 — 2012-02-18 13:43:32Z

You are confusing your info:
Massachusetts Marriages, 1841-1915 for Edward Charbonneau
Name: Edward Charbonneau
Titles & Terms:
Event: Marriage
Event Date: 25 Sep 1899
Event Place: Holyoke, Massachusetts
Gender: Male
Age: 23
Marital Status:
Race:
Birth Date:
Birthplace: Holyoke
Marriage Registration Year:
Marriage Registration Place:
Estimated Birth Year: 1876
Father: Toussaint
Father's Titles & Terms:
Mother: Olivine Dam
Mother's Titles & Terms:
Spouse: Regina Lapointe
Spouse's Titles & Terms:
Spouse's Race:
Spouse's Marital Status:
Spouse's Father: Joseph
Spouse's Father's Titles & Terms:
Spouse's Mother: Palmerie Barre
Spouse's Mother's Titles & Terms:
Record Number: 103
Film Number: 1843715
Digital Folder Number: 4332419
Image Number: 00119
Number of Images:
NOTE: Olivine Dam's name was really Vitalie Damme.

Marriage: On November 23, 1857 in Saint-Cesaire Town/District: Saint-Cesaire/Rouville, Qc
Toussaint Charbonneau Son of [ Toussaint Charbonneau & Lucie Arres ]
and
Vitaline Damme Daughter of [ Edouard Dame & Agathe Cauchon ]

Canada Marriages, 1661-1949 for Toussaint Charbonneau
Groom's Name: Toussaint Charbonneau
Groom's Birth Date:
Groom's Birthplace:
Groom's Age:
Bride's Name: Lucie Arreze
Bride's Birth Date:
Bride's Birthplace:
Bride's Age:
Marriage Date: 09 Feb 1836
Marriage Place: Saint-Antoine-De-Longueuil, Longueuil, Chambly, Quebec
Groom's Father's Name: Toussaint Charbonneau
Groom's Mother's Name: Josephte Brais
Bride's Father's Name: Nicolas Arreze
Bride's Mother's Name: Francoise Brais
Groom's Race: White
Groom's Marital Status: Single
Groom's Previous Wife's Name:
Bride's Race: White
Bride's Marital Status: Single
Bride's Previous Husband's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M01697-2
System Origin: Canada-EASy
Source Film Number: 1031709
Reference Number: P144 M12

Chris

Re: The Charbonneau Family

michelliedesign — 2012-02-13 13:21:23Z

I have a hand typed family tree that lists George Laflamme as the main focus of the tree. I will have to look at it and get back to you if any of the other names you list are included.

Edward Charbonneau > Toussaint Charbonneau +Vitaline Lapointe (having trouble getting further)

michelliedesign — 2012-02-13 13:02:37Z

Toussaint Charbonneau (b. 1876) and Regina Lapoint (b. 1878)
Parents of: Edward Charbonneau (my great grandfather), Elzear, Rose, Herman, Emma, Irene, Amie, Joseph, Philip, Jeanette and Arthur.

Toussaint and Regina are as far as I can go back conclusively. I had a hand written family tree help me out but the next generation older doesn't seem correct and I can't find out who Toussaint's father is. It names another Toussaint and a Lucie Ares, but no link to the Toussaint born in 1876.

Re: RE: Family Line of Arthur Charbonneau Born Oct. 12 1919

michelliedesign — 2012-02-13 12:52:11Z

You will probably never see this, since the post was written in 2003... but my Great Grandfather was Arthur's brother. I have a handwritten family tree with some information started by one of their siblings.

Minnesota/Canada Charbonneaus

DoloresMelbyHibbert — 2012-01-22 22:17:18Z

Antoine Jr. b 1843 in Canada came to MN abt 1860 w/Antoine Sr. and sister Octavia. Octavia m a LeClair(e) and Antoine Jr. m twice and the 2nd wife was Celanire Galarneau b 1857 in MN. Have their 8 children but am looking for where in Canada they originated and who their mother was. Could be Indian blood in the family.

Re: Charbonneau's

jrcharbonneau — 2012-01-15 18:35:03Z

Hi Heidi,

I realize this post is old, but I'm also in-line from Oliver Charbonneau and I'm looking for his coat of arms. I know it exists as a silver shield with 8 thistles but I can't locate it. Do you have any idea where I can get an image of it?

Thank You
Jean Charbonneau

Re: Charbonneau/Brissette marriages

pecheurman — 2012-01-13 21:51:26Z

Jean-Louis is my great great grandfather

Felix Charbonneau murdered in Detroit, Mi in the Spring of 1851

timhav8tor1 — 2012-01-06 21:58:48Z

Felix Charbonneau was murdered for his pay on his way home from work in the Spring of 1851. His body was found a week later on the bank of the Detroit River. The lived in a log cabin near the military fort close to the Detroit River. The 1860 Federal Census lists Felix's wife, Marguerite living with her daughter Eleanor Charbonneau Benoit and single children. Louis, Moses, John, Augusta and Josephine Charbonneau. I can not locate this family in the 1850 census. Josephine was born 4 months after her father's murder in Detroit. I would appreciate any information concerning this incident. Please contact me at kildimo@hotmail

Looking for information

DACharbonneau — 2011-12-27 17:57:42Z

I was adopted in 1960, in the state of Washington. My mother's first name is Patricia, she was 13 when she gave birth to me. From records there is little known about my father, does anyone know anything about them? Is Charbonneau my mother or my father's surname? On the documents it stated that this was the name I was given at birth. Alexandre Charbonneau.

Looking for information

DACharbonneau — 2011-12-27 17:56:38Z

Re: charbonneau family

grc3420 — 2011-11-06 20:29:28Z

Debra, I am a friend of Mark Joseph Charbonneau, the son of Wilfred J Charbonneau who lives in Texas. Your post of 2000 sounds as if we are interested in the same family. Would you be willing to share your information so we can fill in their family tree? You may contact me directly at gr.comer@yahoo.com

Re: charbonneau family history/ links to sacajawea

PatriciaMeigs — 2011-09-07 06:07:49Z

"Although Jean Baptiste may have not married while in the duke's service, he did father a child, born on February 20, 1829, with an unmarried German woman, according to recent research by Firla. Listed on baptismal records in Bad Mergentheim as Anton Fries, his parents are noted as "Johann Baptist Charbonnau of St. Louis 'called the American in the service of Duke Paul of this place and Anastasia Katharina Fries, unmarried daughter of the late Georg Fries, a soldier here.'" The child died three months later, after which Jean Baptiste left for the United States."

I see a lot of people online who post that Jean did marry and have several children. But have not yet ever seen actual evidence of this. No one ever scans and includes a copy of any surviving marriage record or license.

I really would like to see something concrete that can prove even one official marriage for him. So many people say he was, but ALL official books, historians, web sites, and the National Parks documentation say that he was never married.

If there is a person out there anywhere who could show definite hard copy proof, it would literally change history - this is why I keep asking. DNA testing alone isn't going to prove it - a Charbonneau direct descendant is going to have the same markers, no matter which Charbonneau man they descend from.

Does ANYone out there have proof positive? A surviving marriage license? An actual documented record from a surviving record book of a church or other place that would have recorded marriages? this is what is needed - much more than just "stating" that he married, and then listing kids.

I'm serious - it would actually change history if someone has one and can prove without doubt! That's why I think it's so very important that solid, concrete, irrefutable proof be shown.

Re: charbonneau family history/ links to sacajawea

charbonneau2010 — 2011-09-06 05:54:33Z

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

Re: charbonneau family history/ links to sacajawea

linhawk — 2011-09-06 03:38:04Z

Tried to upload Jean Baptist cemetery photos but couldn't. email (Linhawk1 at ya oo if interested

Re: charbonneau family history/ links to sacajawea

PatriciaMeigs — 2011-09-06 00:22:15Z

There are no records showing that Toussaint and Sacagawea's two children married and had children of their own. Lisette died as a child. Jean-Baptiste never married.

However, there were many Jean-Baptiste Charbonneau's during the same time period, and I have to wonder if it may be these men that people are finding and attaching to Sacagawea. My own 3rd great grandfather was Jean-Baptiste Charbonneau. Same time period, same area as the rest of the Charbonneau family. It has caused extreme confusion when attempting to locate and track down records.

My Jean-Baptiste was a great nephew of Toussaint, so the whole historical aspect still ties in. But the famed Jean never had children. Nor did his sister Lisette.

Re: charbonneau family history/ links to sacajawea

charbonneau2010 — 2011-09-05 20:08:34Z

http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.charbonneau/401.5.1.2/mb...

Re: charbonneau family history/ links to sacajawea

charbonneau2010 — 2011-09-05 20:04:23Z

Jean Baptiste married a Charlotte Dumont Guery around 1835. they had William, Barbara & Edna some time around 1840 and then came Charles in 1840 and Joseph in 1843. As to any records for the children they would have had, I have not been able to find any to verify they had children. If you were to come across any since getting this information, I would greatly appreciate knowing what you discover.

Re: charbonneau family history/ links to sacajawea

charbonneau2010 — 2011-09-05 19:58:00Z

Toussaint Charbonneau and Sacajawea had a sone, Jean Baptiste Charbonneau. He was born 2-11-1805 and died 5-16-1866. He married and had 5 children, one died at an early age. William, Barbara, Edna, Charles and Joseph were the children.
The child you refer to is Lisset Charbonneau which was the child of Toussaint and Otter Woman (another native wife). Information is easily found to that point.

Re: Charbonneau's

linhawk — 2011-08-28 15:09:56Z

I have some photos of the Charbonneau cemetery in Oregon if anyone is interested. It is located off hwy 95 between mileposts 37 and 38
It is not being taken care of and is overgrown.

I don't think I can upload them as they are too large and don't know how to decrease the size. I will send one or two at a time if anyone wants them.

Re: Peter and Rose Charbonneau

waldoayer — 2011-08-07 22:00:21Z

Try the graduates from Shenendehow Central School around 1957, or 1956. Are you a Charbonneau? There was a Pete Charbonneau of French descent who went to Shen.

raymond or lauree charbonneau

scorpio1591 — 2011-08-06 22:40:18Z

Hi i am trying to find my distant relatives family,they emmigrated to america in 1959, i now know my aunt died in 2006, Irene Charbonneau (nee Ashton) and her husband Leon J A Charbonneau, in 2000, i have managed to find two of their four children, just had no luck finding lauree or raymond, last known address Winter Haven Polk Florida 2006, i believe raymond still lives there, any help please

Thanx hazel

Re: Charbonneaus of vermont

lisemport — 2011-07-26 20:41:57Z

Here is the link to a photo of the grave stone

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=pv&GRid=17...

Re: Charbonneaus of vermont

LilHalpin — 2011-07-26 15:43:32Z

And the family probably goes back to Louis St Jean did delibac. and his wife Marie Renault/Renauld.

Re: Charbonneaus of vermont

nanzjaz — 2011-07-26 12:18:57Z

Correct spelling for Georgianna's last name is Delibac

Re: Charbonneaus of vermont

nanzjaz — 2011-07-17 19:03:53Z

Thank you for the info Lil - Nanz

Re: Charbonneaus of vermont

nanzjaz — 2011-07-17 19:02:57Z

Lisemport, thank you for the info. Nanz

Re: Charbonneaus of vermont

LilHalpin — 2011-07-14 20:35:15Z

Alexander's parents were William Charbonneau and Celina Varville.

Re: Charbonneaus of vermont

lisemport — 2011-07-14 02:11:09Z

Hi Nanz- Alexander & Georgiana (Dilbebeck) Charbonneau had Four children that I have found so far. William, Celine, Georgina, Florance. Alexander's mother was Celina.

Re: Charbonneaus of vermont

lisemport — 2011-07-13 19:15:38Z

Thanks for the information, I am trying to research it.

Re: Alderic/Alberic Charbonneau & Alphonsine Marion in Hull, Que

achalut — 2011-06-05 08:19:07Z

they probebly maried in ontario

Margaret, (Margurite) Quebec

mecasemgr — 2011-04-02 20:15:05Z

Seeking information on Margurite (Margaret) Charboneau b about 1872 in Quebec, had family in Lachine. Married a Henry Charles Schmidt and lived in Molinette

Re: Charbonneau's

PatriciaMeigs — 2011-03-08 05:37:38Z

I have a tremendous amount on the entire family lines that are connected to the Charbonneau line.

My problem is - my gr-gr-grandmother was Eleonor Ursule Charbonneau. She was the daughter of Jean-Baptiste Charbonneau and Monique Dupont. Eleonor married Francois Fontaine-Bienvenu in about 1850.

I have a large percentage of the Charbonneau line back to Olivier, but my problem has been that it is very hard to locate anything on Eleonore. She is listed under several names, including Lenore, and is very hard to locate in Quebec records because of the various names she is listed under.

Would love to hear from any of the Charbonneau researchers! patty719@msn.com

Patricia Quinn Meigs

Re: Charbonneau's

Flmom8 — 2011-03-07 04:03:34Z

I too am searching the Charbonneau's as my husband's grandmother was Roseanne Charbonneau child of Jules Gideon Charbonneau and Rosalie Pillon. She married Achille Joseph Royer a decendent of Jean Royer and Marie Paisse who were among the Canadian pioneers that arrivied on the St. Andre.

I have quite abit of information on both families but there are holes here and there. Perhaps we can all help each other to fill our various blank spaces.

Re: Charbonneau's

PatriciaMeigs — 2011-02-11 05:47:02Z

I know that there is still me searching out the Charbonneau line! I also come down from Olivier Charbonneau and Marie-Marguerite Garnier.

I'd have to dig out my files, but off the top of my head, I can tell you that my gr-gr-grandmother was Eleonor Ursule Charbonneau; she married Francois Fontaine-Bienvenu. Their daughter Marie Fontaine married Charles Maltais (also seen as Maltese); and their daughter Lillian Frances Maltais Duffy Quinn was my grandmother.

Eleonor been very hard to try and trace out, due to the fact that her father's name was Jean-Baptiste. Every time I try to do a general search, I come up with the son of Sacagawea lol.

I do have a fairly large amount of information concerning the Charbonneau line. My email is patty719@msn.com if you'd like to drop me a line! Hope to hear!

Patty Quinn Meigs

Re: Charbonneau's

christinemadar17 — 2011-02-11 05:05:36Z

Hi it looks like we are related =] here is my webpage www.angelfire.com/mac/charbonneaufamtree
I am also related to oliver Charbonneau thru his daughter Anne.

Re: Jean-Baptiste Charbonneau (not Toussaint's son)

dakotahawk — 2010-12-03 17:10:58Z

OKAY! I told you wrong again.

Jean baptist's (Victoria (Vandal) charbonneau's) husbands Grand Father was Joseph Charbonneau and his Great Grand Father was Joseph Charbonneau and his great Great Grandfather was Jean Charbonneau and His Great Great Great Grand Father was Michael Charbonneau His wife was Marguerite DeNoyon Married September 12, 1692 in boucherville, Quebec, canada mrg #:2494. I am pretty sure I have it right this time. I am looking for information on Victoria (Vandal)Charbonneau Her and Jean Baptist Charbonneau Moved to Fort Totten, North Dakota in 1876

My E-Mail address is timhawk@utma.com

Re: Jean-Baptiste Charbonneau (not Toussaint's son)

dakotahawk — 2010-12-03 16:19:37Z

Thanks I told you wrong Jean baptist's (Victoria (Vandal) charbonneau's) husbands Grand Father was Joseph Charbonneau and his Great Grand Dad's name was michael

Re: Jean-Baptiste Charbonneau (not Toussaint's son)

PatriciaMeigs — 2010-12-03 00:48:09Z

Okay, I'm digging around in my information to see if I have anything that might help you with VANDAL. Cross your fingers!

Re: Jean-Baptiste Charbonneau (not Toussaint's son)

dakotahawk — 2010-12-03 00:45:23Z

Jean Baptist Charbonneau who Married Victoria Vandal in St. Jo Which is now Called Walhalla, North Dakota was born around 1820 he died in Fort totten, north dakota in 1868 at the age of 49 years old. His Dad's Name was Jean Baptist and his Grand dads name was Michael.

Re: Family of Marie Marguenite Charbonneau

dakotahawk — 2010-12-03 00:36:21Z

The Marie that I have is the daughter of Jean Baptist Charbonneau and Victoria (Vandal) Charbonneau. Marie married Bourre Helstrom around 1880 in Fort Totten, N.D. Tim

Re: Family of Marie Marguenite Charbonneau

dakotahawk — 2010-12-01 14:31:11Z

Jean-Baptiste Charbonneau
+Victoria Vandal m: Unknown mrg #: 1533
8 Louise Charbonneau
+Belanc Leduc m: in Fort Totten,North Dakota mrg #: 4534
8 Marie Charbonneau
+Bourre Helstrom m: in Fort Totten,North Dakota mrg #: 4764

I am looking for information on Victoria Vandal

Thanks-in-Advance Tim timhawk@utma.com

Re: Jean-Baptiste Charbonneau (not Toussaint's son)

dakotahawk — 2010-12-01 14:14:54Z

My E-Mail Address is timhawk@utma.com

Re: Jean-Baptiste Charbonneau (not Toussaint's son)

dakotahawk — 2010-12-01 14:08:12Z

I am looking for the Parents names and the Birth Place of Victoria (Vandal) Charbonneau. She was Born in 1838 and Died in 1914 at Fort Totten, North Dakota and Married Jean Baptist Charbonneau who was Born 1831 in St-Boniface, Manitoba andn Died in 1869 in Fort Totten North dakota, Jean Baptist Charbonneau's Father was Jean Baptist Charbonneau Born in Dec 15, 1792 in Boucherville, QC and Died in 1882 in St-Boniface, Manitoba. His Father's Name was Joseph Charbonneau and His Fathers Name was Jean Charbonneau and His Fathers Name was Michael Charbonneau and Michael's Father was Oliver Charbonneau who with 2 other Brothers came from france. Gary Charbonneau Has a (descendent's of Oliver Charbonneau) Site on the Internnet. Thanks-in-Advance Tim

Re: Jean-Baptiste Charbonneau (not Toussaint's son)

PatriciaMeigs — 2010-11-28 01:34:42Z

What approximate year was your great grandfather born? I'm doing some digging around to see if I can find anything on Victoria, but need an approximate year to be sure I'm looking at the right family.

Also, did your Jean Baptiste descend from Michel?