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Re: Abraham Charpentier

achalut — 2012-05-06 20:18:46Z

Cyprien married Catherine THERELLE in FRANCE , no record to check in quebec

Re: pointe aux trembles

achalut — 2012-05-06 20:03:10Z

Since he maried FRANCOISE CADIEUX in 1726 in Montreal , I would presume it is the one close to Montreal

Re: Abraham Charpentier

guylaine24 — 2011-04-03 17:28:59Z

Hello, Have you been able to find the information you were looking for?
One way to verify this type of information is to check out the web-site Mes Aieux. They have almost all the marriage records in Quebec from close to the beginning of New France. They give you the marriage of the couple with the name of their parents. You may have more that one couple by the same name or there might been variations in the spelling but this is pretty helpful to get the lineage.
Hope this is helpful.

pointe aux trembles

debmonarch — 2010-05-31 17:13:02Z

My ancestor Leonard Joseph Charpentier was born 4 apr 1702 at Pointe-aux-Trembles. I have found his bap.record on ancestry. I was trying to record this information but discovered that there are two places by that name!!One was latter called Neuville and one near Montreal incorporated by that city. So which one is the place that Leonard Joseph was bap???

Abraham Charpentier

debmonarch — 2010-05-31 16:52:54Z

I see Abraham Charpentier is listed by many as the father of Cyprien Charpentier who married Catherine Therillie. What is the proof of this? how do we know that Abraham is the father of Cyprien?

Margaret Charpentier nee (Hare)

im1curious1 — 2010-02-13 04:39:09Z

Looking for Margaret Hare. Probably born in 1820's, possibly in Ontario. She married Joseph Charpentier. They had at least one daughter, Josephine. The family lived in the Lake Simcoe area, around Sutton/Jackson's Point/Virginia Ontario.

Re: Indian Trader Joseph Charpentier

melda1 — 2010-01-20 00:48:51Z

Well, I got your email but when I reply it bounces back to me! I’ve tried several times. This is what I have for you, correct or did it get screwed up in coming to me?
tolainieb@hotmail.com
Your info very interesting. We do need to keep in touch!

Re: Indian Trader Joseph Charpentier

melda1 — 2010-01-16 06:27:01Z

Drop me a line at remschulz@comcast.net
Anxious to see what you have, this has been a hard nut to crack, couldn't find census, etc on these.

Re: Indian Trader Joseph Charpentier

im1curious1 — 2010-01-15 20:30:39Z

Wow!!! You certainly have done your homework. Right now, I can tell you that Joseph and Antoine were brothers. Antoine is my gr gr gr grandfather. They were born in Baie du Febvre Quebec. I have a busy weekend ahead of me and doubt I'll have time to give you all of my info, but I will do my best to get it to you by Monday evening. If you care to send me your email I will send the info to your email address. I'll be going back quite a few generations. Thanks for sharing. Hope my info will be as interesting to you, as yours is to me.

Re: Indian Trader Joseph Charpentier

melda1 — 2010-01-15 05:44:32Z

My maternal gr-great-grandmother Sophia born 1832 in Iowa according to 1900 census was said to be the half sister of Marguerite Charpentier for whom we have birth record linking her to this Joseph Charpentier. Thus:

From Borromeo Catholic Church records, St. Charles County MO, Vol. II, page 401, 2nd entry., St. Charles County Translations of Parish records, Vol II.
"Marguerite Charpentier
The 8th of August, I baptized Marguerite Charpentier, daughter of Joseph and Louise Racine, born the 5th of June, 1830. Godfather - Francois + Racine. Godmother - Felicite + Moitie. J.B. Smedts."
Transcribed copy in St. Charles Genealogical Society. Family tradition recorded in letters states that she was actually born in the present State of Iowa, probably in present day Keokuk, but there were no Catholic Churches there then as Iowa was an Indian Territory, so baptism would have to take place in MO.
From Collections of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Vol. XII, 1892, AMERICAN FUR COMPANY EMPLOYEES-1818-19, edited by Reuben Gold Thwaites.
"When engaged: March 6, 1819. Name. Charpantier, Joseph, Time 3 yrs. Capacity, Boatman. Where engaged Montreal. Wages 600. Where employed, Lower mississippi. Remarks, With Laperche.
1816 LaPerche, Joseph, Mackinac, discharged on own account.
Names of St. Jean’s men. 1819-
Thomas Berthaume.
Amable Cadrieu.
Pierre Menard.
Joseph Charpentier.
Jean Bt. Desjardin.
Vol. X1, AMERICAN FUR COMPANY INVOICES-1821-22, pagees 370-
LIST OF TRADERS. ON THEIR OWN ACCOUNT AND RISK… Joseph La Perche, alias St. Jean, for his trade on the lower Mississippi. Michilmackinac, 30 July 1821. …
Joint Account With the American Fur Company. … Joseph La Perche and Russell Farnham, for trade of the lower Mississippi and its dependencies. Michilmackinac, July 27, 1822…
In a note on page 477: “Joseph LaPerche dit St. Jean was a Canadian who had come to the Northwest before 1801. In that year he was trading below Prairie du Chien, on the Mississippi. During the War of 1812-15 he was one of Dickson’s agents, being both lieutenant and interpreter in the Indian Department. In 1816 he was at Mackinac, and as here shown joined the American Fur Company. As late as 1821 he was still trading among the Sauk and Foxes. -ED.”."

Annals of Iowa, vol. 33, 1956, Article entitled "Rat Row in Keokuk".
This artical relies on a (then) recently discovered book of accounts kept by Robert E. Mott for the American Fur Company in Keokuk in the year 1833. I’ve been unable to locate the original book of accounts, Iowa Archives has no idea where it is, but the article names Joseph Charpentier as one of the residents of Keokuk who did regular business with Mr. Mott. Other than this there is little documentation for any of these traders to go on in that time and place.
It seems from this that Joseph Charpentier must have first worked with Lacloche for a year from 1818 and then been partnered up with Joseph LaPerche dit St. Jean. As the later was trading “on his own account and risk” precisely in the region of Keokuk, we must assume that Mr. Charpentier remained working with or without him until the region opened up to settlement in the mid 1830’s. By that time he had also established himself In St. Charles Missouri where he seems to have died.

BURIAL:
Borromeo Catholic Church records, St. Charles County MO, St. Charles County Translatins of Parish records, Vol II.

Re: Indian Trader Joseph Charpentier

im1curious1 — 2010-01-15 04:07:10Z

It appears that we're looking at the same Joseph Charpentier, who indeed was from Canada. I have some records, that I want to re-check first. Where was your information from? Am I correct in understanding that Joseph died in 1841 in Missouri? If so, this info will help determine that I'm giving you correct info.

Re: Joseph Charpentier (Carpenter)( 1828) father of Josephine

Edward_Charpentier — 2009-10-25 01:02:48Z

Joseph's brother Edward Anthony is my gr grandfather.

The family donated the land on Hwy 48 that St. Anthony's church and Grave yard is on.

Family history says that Antoine's wife Margaret was native (from Quebec).

I have a family tree and Joseph's side has been missing until now.

Please contact me at history@edsweb.ca if you would be willing to help me fill in the missing relitives.

Re: Joseph Charpentier (Carpenter)( 1828) father of Josephine

im1curious1 — 2009-10-23 20:48:22Z

Thank you so very much for your information. Yes, this is who I am looking for. Joseph's daughter, Josephine (who married James Edward Morton) is my gr gr grandmother. Many Carpenters/Charpentier are buried in Sutton, and I know that this is where they lived. Would you happen to know if there is any connection with Native Americans within the Charpentier family?
If you ever want photos of gravestones from that area, let me know and I'd be happy to get them for you.
Once again, thank you for clearing this up for me.
E. Bryce

Re: Joseph Charpentier (Carpenter)( 1828) father of Josephine

Edward_Charpentier — 2009-10-22 23:51:01Z

The Charpentiers of lake simcoe all came from three brothers who came from Quebec. Antoine, Adolphus, and Jean Baptise.

Antoine had a son Joseph, born 1828/29 in Virginia, Ontario.

this may be who you are looking for.

Re: Joseph Charpentier (Carpenter)( 1828) father of Josephine

im1curious1 — 2009-10-21 22:55:17Z

Thanks Judy. You're right about Charpentier/Carpenter. There are also other spellings which makes finding someone more difficult. The correct French spelling is Carpentier. Also, I've found many "Joseph Carpenters" are Native Indian. Seems to be a popular name. I will keep my eyes open for Alfred for you. Good luck to you too. Let me know if you find him. Elaine

Re: Joseph Charpentier (Carpenter)( 1828) father of Josephine

bethelbrigham61 — 2009-10-16 00:18:41Z

I have read that Charpentier was the French version of Carpenter. The family first came to the US or Canada using Charpentier and changed it to Carpenter. I do not remember exactly where I read that, but I suggest you google "Charpentier family" or "Carpenter Family" and see what you get. And if you run into Alfred Carpenter born abt 1819 in NY, please let me know. There was a huge number of Carpenters in Herkimer Co Ny abt 1800.
Best of luck, Judy

Joseph Charpentier (Carpenter)( 1828) father of Josephine

im1curious1 — 2009-10-15 23:25:01Z

I am trying to determine the nationality of Joseph Charpentier (Carpenter). He was born around 1828 and married Margaret Hare. Josephine (their daughter) who was born in Ontario in 1852, married James Edward Morton in Virginia Ontario (near Sutton)in 1868. One of their sons was Wilfred Morton.

Emile Louis and Alfred Benjamin Charpentier

vister2 — 2009-03-16 05:48:10Z

I'm looking for any information on these two brothers. Emile was born in 1886 in Oakland CA and Alfred was born in Renton WA in 1892. The last I found of Emile was with a WWI draft card from AZ and a WWII draft card from NY. Alfred was living in Bellingham WA in 1928. He had been married three times (once in WA and two in BC Canada). Their father was Pierre Francois Charpentier who came to the San Francisco/Oakland area around the early 1860s.
Thanks,
Gloria

Help Please

emmacooke82 — 2009-01-31 03:27:25Z

My great-great-grandfather was one Alfred Duchemin Carpenter, born 1860 in Islington, London/Middlesex. I can find him on later censuses, when he is married + has his own family, but I can not find any evidence of a registration of his birth (and hence who his parents were).

I have come across an Alfred Carpenter in Islington in/around that year, but nothing with the name Duchemin, which not only shows up in the later records, but also has real significance in our family history (it is believed the family originated from France around the time of the revolution) - so it is unlikely just to have appeared/disappeared.

With the connection to France it has been suggested that the family may have Anglosized their name at some point (although it is not thought to have happened as I'm about to suggest). I wondered therefore whether Alfred may have been born a Charpentier (the French version of Carpenter). I have tried this variation aswell, but with no joy, however I may be doing something wrong.

Can anyone help me find Alfred Duchemin Carpenter + his parents please (or tell me what I'm doing wrong!)?

Regards, Emma Cooke.

Re: Charpentier family in Argentina

belucharpen — 2008-10-04 03:09:43Z

well, it seems the web doesnt allow me to upload the family tree, so if anyone is interested please contact me.

Charpentier family in Argentina

belucharpen — 2008-10-04 03:09:06Z

well ive read many threads about france, germany, englad, belgium, us..
but charpentiers have been in argentina for many generations, since 1889.
im enclosing an excel attached file with a family tree of the charpentier in Argentina, and as well some from the us, canada, france, belgium, etc.
im just pointing this out as i havent seen argentina in charpentier records, just remembering those making formal records(:

Belén Charpentier - Buenos Aires, Argentina
18 year old

Indian Trader Joseph Charpentier

melda1 — 2008-09-16 01:59:05Z

I’m looking for the origin and parentage of Joseph Charpentier born in Canada probably before 1800, who came to the Mississippi River area working as an Indian trader and who left few records of his existence beyond female descendants. He may have had a brother Antoine Charpentier who signed up with him again later in 1819.
Joseph Charpentier appears as an employee of the American Fur Company from “Montreal” and at least from 1818 he was working on the upper Mississippi River.
“Names of St. Jean’s men. 1819 Thomas Berthaume.
Amable Cadrieu.
Pierre Menard.
Joseph Charpentier.
Jean Bt. Desjardin.”
Seems he didn't return, do you know of any candidates, men who took off and disappeared from Canada records about that time?

King of France Cathedral, St. Louis, Missouri, 1820 Baptisms "Fille naturelle de Joseph Charpentier
Le 19 juillet mil huit cent vingt trois, je sousigné ai baptisé Marguerite fille de Joseph Charpentier et de mere (parent) inconnue née le 6 de juillet de l'année mil huit cent vingt. Le parrain a été Joseph Odet et la marraine
Marie Perault. E. Saulnier pretre
+ marque du parrain
X marque de la marraine
translated thus:
Natural born (that is to say, not “legitimized” by marriage) daughter of Joseph Charpentier
July 19, 1823 I undersigned had christened Marguerite daugther of Joseph Charpentier and unknown mother ( overwrite parent) born july 6, 1820. the godfather as been Joseph Odet and the godmother...

This daughter married Antoine Garcia in 1836 and then I lose track of her. Maybe among the Garcia's of Louisiana?
Then by 1830 Joseph took up with a half breed girl from St. Charles MO, and had another daughter named Margurette

The Catholic Borromeo Church records in St. Charles MO lists the following:
"Marguerite Charpentier
The 8th of August, (1830) I baptized Marguerite Charpentier, daughter of Joseph and Louise Racine, born the 5th of June 1830. Godfather - Francois + Racine. Godmother - Felicite + Moitie. JB Smedts (Priest)"

She always claimed to have been born in Lee county Iowa, no priest to baptize her there, but seems the family moved between Iowa trading posts and St. Charles MO regularly.
Looks like he died in 1841, if this is him?
1841, December 16th was buried Joseph Carpentier. J.B. Smedts

They are not listed on many other records, missed by the census, probably because they spent most of their time at remote trading posts?

I'd like to tie this individual in with point of origin and birth family. Any ideas or leads?
Thanks!

Immigration's Unspoken Crimes

carpentersammi — 2008-08-06 03:09:56Z

i am samantha carpenter. my ancestors came from france with the name Charpentier officials in america changed the name to carpenter when we arrived, i think it was very cruel to do that!

Re: charpentiers from st claude quebec

mattcharpentier — 2007-12-03 22:28:18Z

my great grandfather was Eugene Charpentier Louises brother. i have alot of information on the family and would love to share it with you. you can email me at stctravel@comcast.net

Re: charpentiers from st claude quebec

kmarcoulier1 — 2007-12-03 22:08:19Z

I have some information you might be interested in. My grandfather is Louis Charpentier (ninth child)of Ludger and Alexina Charpentier.
Denis Charpentier died at 11 months of age.
Twins- Virginie and Denis were born 12-19-1900.
Gerard was a World War II veteran.
Patricia died at the age of 56.
Rita was born in Leominster,Massachusetts.
I hope this helps you. If there is anything else you need to know I can try to find it.

Re: CHARPENTIER ancestors from QC to New England

mattcharpentier — 2007-10-11 22:01:26Z

one of Ludgers children is still living his name is Louis charpentier and he is 96 years old he would be a cousin of marie charpentier and when i visit him for my yearly visit this december i will show him the picture of her and see if he recognizes her, he has an amazing memory.

Re: CHARPENTIER ancestors from QC to New England

mattcharpentier — 2007-10-11 22:01:15Z

one of Ludgers children is still living his name is Louis charpentier and her is 96 years old he would be a cousin of marie charpentier and when i visit him for my yearly visit this december i will show him the picture of her and see if he recognizes her, he has an amazing memory.

Re: CHARPENTIER ancestors from QC to New England

mattcharpentier — 2007-10-11 21:57:49Z

hello
it appears we are 4th cousins. my great great grandfather Ludger Charpentier was the brother of Moise. i have many pictures i can share with you

my email is stctravel@comcast.net

CHARPENTIER ancestors from QC to New England

Murmurd — 2007-09-01 17:14:35Z

Pictures of our CHARPENTIER ancestors may be found on our Webshots site at: http://community.webshots.com/user/murmurd
You may download them freely if interested. Should you have any info or have a query, just leave a message on the site & I'll get back to you.

charpentiers from st claude quebec

mattcharpentier — 2007-04-15 21:08:08Z

my great great grand father Ludger charpentier married alexina richard in 1896 they had thirteen children:

1. Isabelle Charpentier born: August 1896 Quebec

2. Verginie charpentier Charpentier born: July 1901 Quebec

3. Denis Charpentier born: July 1901 Quebec

4. Luciene Charpentier born: March 1903
Died: 24 Dec 1994 Worcester,Massachusetts

5. Florette Charpentier
born: January 1905 Quebec

6. Gerard Charpentier born: December 1908 Quebec
Died: Jun 1979 Leominster, Worcester, Massachusetts
7. Ernest Charpentier born: June 1910 Quebec

8. Louis E. Charpentier born: 10 December 1910

9. Lionel J.Charpentier born: 29 Jan 1913
Died: 17 Nov 2005 Leominster, Worcester, Massachusetts

10. Patricia Charpentier born: 1915

11. Gilbert Charpentier born: 1918

12. Rita
Charpentier born: 20 Aug 1923
Died: 1 Oct 2003 Fitchburg

13. Eugene Charpentier born: January 5, 1903 Canada
died 1990 leominster

from what i know all of the children were born in St Claude P.Q.

The family immigrated to Leominster Massachusetts on June 6 1923.

information on the family would be great

charpentiers from st claude quebec

mattcharpentier — 2007-04-15 21:07:42Z

my great great grand father Ludger charpentier married alexina richard in 1896 they had thirteen children:

1. Isabelle Charpentier born: August 1896 Quebec

2. Verginie charpentier Charpentier born: July 1901 Quebec

3. Denis Charpentier born: July 1901 Quebec

4. Luciene Charpentier born: March 1903
Died: 24 Dec 1994 Worcester,Massachusetts

5. Florette Charpentier
born: January 1905 Quebec

6. Gerard Charpentier born: December 1908 Quebec
Died: Jun 1979 Leominster, Worcester, Massachusetts
7. Ernest Charpentier born: June 1910 Quebec

8. Louis E. Charpentier born: 10 December 1910

9. Lionel J.Charpentier born: 29 Jan 1913
Died: 17 Nov 2005 Leominster, Worcester, Massachusetts

10. Patricia Charpentier born: 1915

11. Gilbert Charpentier born: 1918 12. Rita
Charpentier born: 20 Aug 1923
Died: 1 Oct 2003 Fitchburg

13. Eugene Charpentier born: January 5, 1903 Canada
died 1990 leominster

from what i know all of the children were born in St Claude P.Q.

The family immigrated to Leominster Massachusetts on June 6 1923.

information on the family would be great

George D. Charpentier, 94 OBIT

Nanakv357 — 2007-03-24 23:38:30Z

I am not related just passing this obit along.

George D. Charpentier - Woonsocket, Rhode Isand

George D. Charpentier, 94, of Warren, formerly of Rockridge Drive, Woonsocket, died March 19 at Rhode Island Hospital.

He was the husband of the late Germaine (Pelissier) Charpentier. Born in Canada, a son of the late Rosenbert and Delima (Charpentier) Charpentier, he was a resident of Woonsocket for most of his life. He worked for the Hanora Lippit Mill and the Branch River Wool Co. for many years before retiring in 1975. He had lived in Warren at the Willows Assisted Living Community for the past three years and enjoyed participating in many activities there, especially playing Santa for area children. He leaves several nieces and nephews. He was the brother of the late Armand Charpentier, Rose Plante, Merilda Michaud, Helen Berube and Marie-Ange Belisle.

His funeral will be held Friday, March 23, at 9 a.m. from the Fournier & Fournier Funeral Home, 99 Cumberland St., Woonsocket, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. in All Saints Church, 323 Rathbun St., Woonsocket. Burial will follow in St. Jean Baptiste Cemetery, Bellingham, Mass. Visiting hours are Friday from 9-9:30 a.m. prior to the Mass. Memorial donations may be made to the Willows Activities Fund, P.O. Box 385, Warren, RI 02885

Abraham Charpentier

meganbassett — 2007-02-06 00:06:25Z

does anyone recognize these names:

Abraham Charpentier
B: 1575 France
Marguerite
Cyprien Charpentier
B: 1608 France
Catherine Therelle
B: 1611 France
Jean Charpentier(Lapaille)
B: 1631 Veulettes, Sur Mer, Caux Seine Maritime, France
Barbe Renaud-Renault
Jean Charpentier
B: Nov 02, 1669
Francoise Hunault
B: Dec 05, 1667
D: May 02, 1748
Catherine Charpentier
B: 1692(?) Riv Des Priries Hochelg Quebec D: Jun 30, 1777
Claude Mathias Phaneuf
B: 1690 Groton MA
Marie Josephte Phaneuf B: Dec 25, 1715

i am mostly looking for a last name and location for Marguerite, as well as both Margarite and Abrahams parents.

Joseph CHARPENTIER & Marie BOUCHER

Dominique_Ritchot — 2007-02-03 01:49:42Z

I've posted this answer on other the Pivin board as well :

Joseph CHARPENTIER (s/o Marc & Francoise COTE) wid. Marie Senneville
bpt. 18 Nov. 1830 Baie-du-Febvre
m. 30 June 1862 at St-Antoine, Baie-du-Febvre (co. Yamaska) Qc
Marie-Radegonge (aka Adee) BOUCHER (d/o Joseph & Esther CARON)

7 children :

1. Marie-Amanda bpt. 08 May 1862 Baie-du-Febvre
2. Moise
3. Joseph
4. Antoine
5. Denis m. (1) Marie-Narcisse Blanchette, m. (2) Florida St-Germain
6. Louis
7. Ludger m. 17 Feb. 1896 St-Philippe-de-Windsor, co. Shefford, Qc : Alexina RICHARD (d/o Onesime & Celina CLOUTIER)

Marc CHARPENTIER (Marc & Marguerite SENNEVILLE)
m. 02 Mar. 1826 Baie-du-Fevbre
Francoise COTE (Joseph & Rosalie DEMERS)

Marc CHARPENTIER (Marc & Josephte VIVIER)
m. 23 Jan. 1787 Baie-du-Febvre
Marguerite LEFEBVRE dit SENNEVILLE (Joseph & Marguerite TELLIER)

Marc CHARPENTIER (George & Louise STEINVILLE) soldier of the Grenadiers co., Berry Regt, born St.Jean-du-Cloitre, v. Toul, Lorraine (Meurthe-et-Moselle) France
m. 07 Feb. 1758 Notre-Dame, Quebec City
Josephte VIVIER (Jacques & Louise MOULEUR) wid. Pierre Aly

George CHARPENTIER (...)
m. 10 Jan. 1713 Toul (St-Jean-du-Cloître)
Louise STAINVILLE

http://www.fichierorigine.com/detail.php?id=929

Source : Drouin F-C marriages Index ; PRDH ; Fichier Origine

Re: Leo Charpentier s/o Napoleon, MA, NY

mattcharpentier — 2007-01-09 21:47:40Z

hi

my great grandfather Ludger Charpentier immagrated to Mass. from St claude with his wife Alexina Richard and many children . two of their children are still alive: Louis Charepntier and Gilberte Belliveau. any possible relations. contact me at stctravel@comcast.net

sincerely,
Matthew Charpentier

Re: Marie Charpentier, b. St-Zephirin-de-Courval, m. 1895

mattcharpentier — 2007-01-09 21:41:29Z

hi

my great grandfather Ludger Charpentier was born 1869 st Zephirin his parents were Joseph charpentier and Marie Boucher he married Alexina Richard two of their children are still living. any possible relations. you can contact me at stctravel@comcast.net

Re: Marie Charpentier m. Gagnon male

storknurse — 2006-12-04 12:09:47Z

Please give us some idea what years they lived and died, plus names of any children. The more info you supply, the better your chance of getting help.

Sharyn

Re: Marie Charpentier m. Gagnon male

storknurse — 2006-12-04 12:09:47Z

I have not yet located your Gagnon. I will keep my eyes open. You may want to post this to the Gagnon message board. I do not have any Toussaint or Louis Toussaint Gagnon in my database.

Pierre CHARPENTIER

2006-10-17 18:07:25Z

I am seeking the marrriage & parents of this couple:
Pierre CHARPENTIER, m. abt 1860 QC, Cordelie LANGELIER
Their dtr Emelie m. 1880 St.Hyacinthe.
NormCaz@aol.com

Re: Ambrose & Jacques Charpentier

rgregoire_1 — 2006-07-10 22:46:28Z

seeking charpentier that posted the following on Dec 1, 1998:

Ambrose & Jacques Charpentier after 1775; Jean-Baptise Mingo-Dumaine (maybe Desmarais); Gregoire male emigrated from France, possibly in military, brother or son of Jean-Baptiste.

I have information on both Charpentier and Gregoire I believe...please contact me at: rgregoire@comcast.net

Re: Charpentier surname in MN

rgregoire_1 — 2006-07-10 22:33:37Z

I have Charpentiers in Minnesota -

fairly complete line from Henry J. (1879-1940), married to Isabelle Pepin. Children: Dona Margaret 91871), Hubert J (1873), Lelia (1874) Amelia, Victoria ((1880), Rose Anna (1881), Louis (1884), Edmond J (1886), Aimee (1901).

Henry J's parents:

Louis Charpentier (1842-1925) m. to Delima Mingo (1946-1886 in childbirth) then Margaret Cabrio Juaire and had one son Aimee (1901-1968) m. Charlotte Edgar (1907-1962).

Charpentier from Luxembourg

kathypop — 2006-04-18 21:28:25Z

I am looking for information on Charpentiers from Luembourg. Adolph came to the US in the late 1800's and went back in the early 1900's. They settled in the Aurora area. Any info is welcome.

Martha-Evelyn VLASES Waldrop (b.06-17-1911) obit 2006

smiley73070 — 2006-03-28 01:02:34Z

...From the Oklahoman Newspaper, in OKC dated 03-25-2006. I am attaching the obit for the abve named mentioned. Martha-Evelyn was 94 and was born in St Louis, MO. Other names mentioned:

George Louis VLASES, father
Jeanette CHARPENTIER, mother
Michael Louis Ash, son
Margie Lee Spencer, daughter
James Richard ASH, son

***RAOGK***

Re: Jules Charpentier m. Augustina Lambasse (Lombas)

wndjammer — 2005-09-15 20:37:47Z

same site location, found
augustine sister to augustin married pierre chataignier in 1863. dont know if this applies but something to look at.

Re: Jules Charpentier m. Augustina Lambasse (Lombas)

wndjammer — 2005-09-15 20:37:30Z

Found these, hope they are what you are looking for: augustina lombas b 1867 parents augustin Lombas married onestile rochelot. augustins parents - pierre lombas and marcelline sevin married 1839 site location kindred konnections, in www.mytrees.com. thanx

Re: Jules Vern Charpentier, Louisiana

2005-09-15 20:37:02Z

Hi Robin,

Do you know the original name?

Ed

Jules Vern Charpentier, Louisiana

2005-09-15 20:36:44Z

Researching Family of Jules Vern Charpentier
decendant of Countess Alix De Morainville and Joseph de Tavanne who married and changed their name to Charpentier to escape the French Revolution

Ambrose & Jacques Charpentier

2005-09-15 20:36:05Z

Ambrose & Jacques Charpentier after 1775; Jean-Baptise Mingo-Dumaine (maybe Desmarais); Gregoire male emigrated from France, possibly in military, brother or son of Jean-Baptiste.

Re: Lee Abel Charpentier b. 1882 Little Caillou

2005-09-15 20:35:42Z

Marilin, I grew up in Little Caillou. Its just south of Houma, Louisiana. Most of my family lives there. If you have any more questions you can e-mail me. drippy@mobiletel.com

Lee Abel Charpentier b. 1882

2005-09-15 20:35:14Z

TRYING TO FIND WHERE MY GRANDFATHER WAS BORN.
WE HEARD OF A PLACE CALLED LIL CALLOU.NO TOWN
BY NAME.HE WAS BORN IN 1882,HAD A BROTHER JUDE,
AND A SISTER PHILAMAN(COULD BE SPELLED FILAMON
OR PHILEMENE)LEE ABLE MARRIED LYDIA PORTIER
WHO DIED IN CHILDBIRTH AND THEN MARRIED HER
SISTER LOUISE PORTIER.IF ANYONE HAS HEARD OF A
PLACE,RIVER OR LAKE BY THAT NAME PLEASE LET
ME HEAR FROM YOU.HE LIVED IN FRANKLIN FOR
MANY YEARS AND BOTH ARE BURIED THERE.