Lamirande - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Marie Adelaide Azilda Lamirand(e)

jtjkinsey — 2009-09-08 20:00:05Z

Through my search for my grandfather I have determined that Marie was his mother. I have Marie Adelaide Azilda Lamirand(e) married to a Francois Xavier Gravelle. Francois's birth abt 1852, Quebec; Marie's birth abt 1849, Quebec. My mother was always told that she was of Indian decent but I'm lost as to where or how to find this information. I am new at researching so any advice or help would be greatly appreciated.

Marie Sara Gresilia Lamirande

slavalli — 2006-04-25 20:29:39Z

Looking for any information for my grandmother's side of the family. She was married to Regis Conrad Lavallee on Feb 8, 1915 in St Jean, Baptiste in Manitoba. She actually went by Therese but her legal name is Marie Sara Gresilia.

Re: Angeline Lamirande

Pat_Vasher — 2005-05-30 18:19:59Z

Michael, Are you by any chance related to Charles Lemerand(1885-1945) who married Emma Van Wasshnova (1888-1975) ? They lived in Ida, Michigan.
Pat Vasher

Re: Angeline Lamirande

Pat_Vasher — 2005-05-30 18:19:59Z

Michael,
Thanks for the reply. My mother-in-law, Marion (Loranger) Vasher, recently passed away. We found a picture of twins, on the back it says, "These are my babies, Mrs. Floyd Lemerand". Would you know who this could be? Philomene (Bondy) Lemerand was Marion's great-aunt.
Pat Vasher

Pierre Lamirande and Victoria Guerin

tlmorin85 — 2004-10-19 15:40:22Z

Hi I'm looking for info on my great great grandparents.....(Marie Louise) Victoria Guerin and Pierre Lamirande........I know that she was born around 1866 and he was born around 1863 and they got married on November 25, 1887 in Biddeford Maine......together they had at least two children....(marie Louise) Delia Victoria Lamirande who was born October 13, 1889 in Biddeford maine and Marie Gorgiana Lamirande who was born on Febuary 10, 1892 and died Febuary 13, 1892.......

Victoria Guerin died may 13, 1902 in Biddeford, maine and Pierre remarried in 1903 to Leda Gigure

If any one has any information that they could share about Victoria Guerin or Pierre Lamirande I would greatly appreciate it....

Re: Angeline Lamirande

marys111 — 2004-09-04 15:05:31Z

Susan,

I can help you with this as my mother was a half sister to Mary Jane Randol. Send me an e-mail at mwilliam@up.net and I will send you what I have. I would like to know your husband's name. Also, what can you tell me about Patsy.

Mary S. Williams

Re: Angeline Lamirande

marys111 — 2004-09-04 15:05:31Z

I am looking for the Susan Bair who asked about Angeline Lamirande. I tried her e-mail address, but it wasn't still good.
If anyone knows her current address, I would like to get in touch with her. Her husband's mother is my mother's half-sister. Thank you.

Mary Williams

Re: Theodore Lamirande

marys111 — 2004-09-04 15:05:31Z

Ginger,

I was just viewing the RootsWeb page and came across your query. If you still want this information, it is as follows:

Louis THEODORE DULIGON parents are:

Jude Duligon and Josephte Marguerite Dulignon (her maiden name). I show 5 children for them:

Francois Dulignon
Leandre Dulignon
Louis Theodore Dulignon
Mathilde Dulignon
Marie Dulignon

I got this information from Cecile de Lamirande.

LOUIS DULIGNON AND PHILOMENE COULOMBE

marys111 — 2004-09-04 15:05:31Z

Does anyone have information on the parent of LOUIS DULIGNON (LAMIRANDE) married to PHILOMENE COULOMBE. They had a daughter VALERE-MARIE DULIGNON married to NAPOLEAN LACOMBE in Louiseville on 1887-4-7. Apprecieate any information you can provide.

Marry

Re: Lamirande family

marion313 — 2004-07-15 17:42:19Z

I am interested in finding out information on this surname. My ggggrandmother, Eugenie Arnaud/Armand, seemingly had a grandfather whose last name was LaMirande. She was born around 1780-90. It seems from the information that the name came from Quebec, Canada. Any information will help. Thanks.

Re: email

marion313 — 2004-07-15 17:26:17Z

I am interested in any history of the LaMirande surname. Could you be of any help to me. Before 1800, my ggggrandmother was born and her father or grandfather was a LaMirande. Her name was Eugenie Armand or Arnaud.

Theodore Lamirande

2003-05-03 06:20:34Z

Looking for info on parents of Theodore Lamirande born abt
1820 in Canada. Married 1847 to Zoe Hebert in Louisville ,
Maskinonge, Quebec.

PIERRE LAMIRANDE MARRIED LEDA GIGUERE

modge85 — 2003-04-22 17:27:21Z

Pierre lamirande and Leda giguere are my great great grandparents. Pierre's parents are Antoine Lamirande and Delima Thibodeau and Leda's parents are Joseph Giguere and Clarisse Chapoux. If any one knows anything about any of the people I have mention and could give me some information it would be greatly appreciated

Olive Lamirande

JavaMom66 — 2002-11-02 03:12:30Z

Her parents were Francoise Lamirande and Alvina St. Onge, from Quebec in the late 1800's. Help?

Re: LAMIRANDE NAME

2002-10-18 14:10:27Z

King Henry IV died 1610, assassinated in Paris, 14 May, but the family of Pierre seems to have been enobled long before his birth. Henry was the first of the Bourbon Kings, and was the first to say he wanted a "chicken every Sunday" for the people. (And to think they have always credited that to FDR as an original statement.)
He was a Protestant, forced to convert to Catholicism in order to gain the throne.

Re: LAMIRANDE NAME

2002-10-18 13:56:32Z

From the "History of Louiseville" translation.
I won't give the complete translation as it is too long, but it does state
that: 1) Pierre was the eldest son of a Protestant family enobled by King Henry IV. 2) "Besides the founder of Louiseville, Charles du Jay, Lord of Manereuil, we find in it's (Louiseville's history), only one family possessing the title of nobility. It is that of Dulignon-Chevalier-Lamirande." 3) "The Canadian ancestor is Pierre Dulignon, knight, coming from de la Mirande, near La Rochefoucauld in the dicese of Angouleme".

Re: LAMIRANDE NAME

2002-10-17 20:52:03Z

Ron, Where did you find the "proof" that Pierre was knighted by King Henry IV? Pierre was born in 1655/56, or at least baptized at that time. King Henry IV, I think, died in 1610. During Pierre's time Louis XIV was king. One of the main reasons Pierre may have come to North America in 1685 was the dissolution of the Treaty of Nantes by King Louis XIV, Pierre was baptized in a Huguenot temple.

I have heard that one of Pierre's ancsetors were enobled by a French king. But so far have seen no proof of this.

Re: Angeline Lamirande

2002-07-17 21:08:44Z

Yes! Charles Lemerand and Emma Van Wasshonva were my fathers godparents. Charles was the brother of my mimie (grandmother) and Emma was the sister of my Pippy (grandfather) on my dad's branch of the family.

My grandparents were Daniel Van Wasshnova (spelling of surname varies) and Martha Lemerand. Martha was the daughter of Thomas Lemerand and Philomene (Bondy) Lemerand.

Re: Angeline Lamirande

2002-03-27 20:10:21Z

Michael,

My husband's grandmother was Angeline - not Angelique. And I do know that Angeline was from Michigan - also died in Michigan - but that's all that I know. My husband's family is very broken and although he has 11 siblings, there isn't much contact so I really can't find more out.

Re: Angeline Lamirande

2001-10-08 17:12:38Z

Susan, where was your Angelique from? Do you have any other information that could help in the search? Such as date and place of birth. Names of her parents. Date and place of marriage.

There were quite a few women in the family with the name of Angelique, so we need to narrow the search down to help you.

Re: LAMIRANDE NAME

2001-09-22 16:53:31Z

Hi Floyd,

Yes, I still have all the information that you sent to me. But please look at the date of birth that I gave for this Marie Jospehe. If she was born in August of 1767, how could she have possibly married in 1769? I know that many of the girls were married early, but not at two (2) years of age.

In everything I have seen names run many times through a family and the community. So it is not unreasonable to think that there were very many girls by this name.

Re: LAMIRANDE NAME

2001-09-21 04:27:09Z

Hi Mike, Marie Josephe Lamirande is posted as marrying Barthlome LeBleu at Point Coupee Church in Louisiana in the year 1769?
I had sent you some info some time ago in ref to this.
Maby there were two of them?
Who was her Father and Mother?
Waiting to hear from you

Re: LAMIRANDE NAME

2001-08-31 18:09:15Z

Marie-Josephte Lamirande was born 10 August 1767 and baptized the same day in Rivieres-du-Loup, Quebec. That is all that I have concerning her at this time.

Lamirande family

2001-05-12 14:07:56Z

Winterhawk: HiI have some of the same relatives that you have my great great grand father was GeorgeLamirande dit Dulignon married to Mathilde Duheme dit Lamaitre from St.-Leon de Maskonge,Quebec my great grand father married Celina Lamirande dit dulignon 4-09-1860,I have been trying to make the Native connection,I am Vice President of the Metis Nation of Montana for the last 4 years please feel free to contact me at metisruss@aol.com thanks Russ

LAMIRANDE NAME

2001-04-17 21:14:24Z

i was looking into my family history and came across these names and i hope some one out there can help me with them.
MARIE-JOSEPHTE DULIGNON dit LAMIRANDE
she is the daughter of
MICHEL DULIGNON dit LAMIRANDE and
JOSETTELEMAITRE BELLENOIX
if anyone has info i would be grateful , you can contact me at winterhawk357@cs.com

Georges Lamirande

2001-03-09 14:09:11Z

Georges Lamirande married Julienne Comette, daughter of Blaise Comette Sr and Julienne Monette, on Jan.25-1853 in St-Remi de Napierville, Quebec.
Did they had any children?
Any informations would be appreciated.

lamirande problem

2000-12-13 17:06:33Z

According to Jetté (Dictionnaire des familles quebecoises p. 379/380), the first of the Dulignon/Lamirande/Chevalier in Canada is Jean Dulignon, sieur de la Mirande (son of Élie and Marthe Paquet) married to Marie Testard ib 1684, Montréal. He had one son, Pierre married in 1703 at Louiseville with Marguerite Gerlaise from whom he had 11 children born between 1705 and 1729.

On the other hand, other authors believe that Pierre is not the son but the brother of Jean, born in 1656 - which would make him 73 at the time of the birth of his last child, in 1729.
Any information or comments ?
c.

C

Lamirande

2000-09-27 17:06:49Z

My great great grand fathers name was George Lamirande dit Dulignon and he was married to Mathilde Duheme dit Lamaitre from St.-Leon de Maskonge,Quebec I was wondering what the connection to your Lamirandes was Russ

email

2000-09-26 20:18:20Z

How do I post an email to anyone on this forum?
The gentleman who sent a message to me:
Please email me directly at
ALamirande@aol.com
so that I can reply directly.
Thank you.

LAMIRANDE FAMILY CONNECTION

2000-09-26 16:40:18Z

Hi Ed..I have some info you might be interested in. My great-grandfather was Arthur Joseph Lamirande born 5/26/1875 in Louiseville, Quebec. Parents I am now researching but I believe were Adolphe Lamirande and Marie Sophie Bazin. Brothers I know of for Arthur are Napoleon DeLamirande born 10/1877, Phillip and Robert (no info). Children of Arthur are Arthur I (b. 6/20/1903) Viola (7/28/1906) and Cecilia (or Ceil-b 2/25/1909)
According to the internet, we are all distantly related!

Joseph Constant Lamirande

2000-09-04 07:06:09Z

Married Marie Louise Fontenot in Opelousas, Louisiana-date not known. Marie Louise's family came from Mobile, Alabama and her father was Jean Louis Fontenot. There daughter Ozite married a De La Fosse. Sorry, that's all the information I have on these two. If these names look familar to anyone I would love to hear from you.
Mary

Lamirande family

2000-09-01 09:50:44Z

Hello Arthur,

I am also researching the Dulignon de Lamirande
family. Some of us "cousins" have formed a Pierre
Dulignon De Lamirande Society. We have published
two (2) newsletters. We are trying to gather
all information about the family and have over
45 members to date. If you would like to join us
please send me an E-mail message, and I will
you added to our rolls. Thank you, Michael (Mike)
E. Van Wasshnova

gap in ancestral record

2000-03-26 13:46:53Z

My grandfather Theordore Lamirande, b. Louisville, Quebec 1849, d. Holyoke, MA 1908.
M. Malvina Arbour (1854-1939). His parents were Theodore Lamirande and Louisa Hebert, dates uncertain but married in 1847 at Louisville, Quebec. Now: the question is: how does the earlier Theodore Lamirande connect with the "DuLignon de Lamirande" families of the 17th and 18th centuries in Quebec? For example: Theodore-Elie Dulignon de Lamirande, b. about 1752 in Louisville, Quebec. And Pierre Dulignon, Sieur de Lamirande, b. 1655 in France, d. 1736 at Riviere du Loup, Quebec.

Lamirande Name

MarthaWalrath70 — 2002-01-27 03:49:05Z

I have a Certificate of Baptism for my Grand
Mother in Troy New York. the sponsors were a
Anthony Etue and Mary Lamirande. I have always
heard that my Grandmother was from Canada . I
nead help finding her past . I would appreciate
any help you may have.

Additional Info

MarthaWalrath70 — 2002-01-27 03:49:05Z

Arthur Lamirande, I forgot to tell you my
grandmother Was Mary Elizabeth, Etue and
She was born June 21, 1889 Troy, NY also Her
parents were Cham Anthony Etue and Cleaphe
Laviolette The Sponsors Were Anthony Etue and
Mary Lamirande. I am wondering if Anthony and
Mary could have been married. If so they may
be Aunt and Uncle.

Re: LAMIRANDE NAME

Pepperdog — 2002-07-17 15:52:10Z

Hi Floyd
I have the whole Lamirande line leading to your marie-Joseph. It is very interesting. contact me if you would like the info. it is also posted on rootsweb and Ancestry.com I would also like your leBleu line from Josephe and Barthelemy
Jacqueline

Re: LAMIRANDE NAME

Pepperdog — 2002-07-17 15:48:53Z

1) Pierre m. Marguerite DeGerlaise-St, Amand
2) Michel m. Catherine Delgueil-Labreche
3) Michel m. Josephe Lemaitre-Bellenoix
Go to Ancestr.com or Rootsweb. com for all of my info on Pierre's line
He was knighted by King Henry IV of France.

Re: LAMIRANDE NAME

Pepperdog — 2002-07-17 15:42:59Z

Pierre and Jean/ brothers

debbiemorton54 — 2001-07-06 12:46:55Z

Hi: the error you speak of is a common one. Have seen postings on Rootsweb that have Pierre as a son of Jean but born BEFORE Jean. More recently, baptismal records have been found in France to prove that Jean and Pierre are brothers, along with one other, another Theodore. They are posted at Fiche d'Origine, online.
Theodore Elie du Lignon, Sieur de La Mirande and Marthe Pacquet: Pierre Bap. Jan 20,1655 at the Protestant Temple, Le Rochefoucard, Charante, France.
Jean Theodore Bap: June 16,1657 same place.
Theodore Bap. Feb.26,1660. same place.
The spouses for Jean and Pierre I confirm with what you have. Jean came over about 12 years or so before Pierre. He was here first, but he is not Pierre's father. Hope this helps clear up the confusion. Even Tanguay got it wrong at first. Happy hunting and Sesason's Greetings. Debbie

Dulignon-Lamirande-Chevalier

debbiemorton54 — 2001-07-06 12:46:55Z

Please visit the Lamirande site in Genforum. Several postings and new group forming.

Angeline Lamirande

purplesusan — 2001-07-28 16:58:38Z

My husband's grandmother was Angeline Lamirande. His mother, Mary Jane Randol, was the daughter of Angeline and Enos Randol. Any information on Angeline and her extended family would be appreciated. Thanks.