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Pierre Langlois (born in France or England)

MichaelLanglois1963 — 2009-10-19 09:50:38Z

I am looking for any assistance possibly from French (and hopefully English) language speakers researching French family history.

I have a seventh (7th) generation grandfather named Pierre Langlois (possibly John Peter Langlois) born possibly between 1700 and 1720 in either France or England.

What is known is that Pierre Langlois lived in London in the mid 1740-1760's and became a renowned Ebeniste (a French Cabinetmaker) and who is quite well known in the world of fine furniture and whose pieces can still be found in Buckingham Palace and a number of other art galleries in the USA and parts of the UK. He is quite prominent on the internet.

What is known is that Pierre's wife was a Tracey Langlois (whose name appeared on London rate books in the 1760's) and who died under this name in 1781 (death registered at St Pancras Parish Church, London). Pierre had three children named Mary (possibly Marie) Francoise Langlois born about 1740, Jane Alexander (or Alexandra) Langlois born about 1750 and Peter Daniel Langlois born between 1751 and 1755. It is unknown where the 3 children where born, however each were married in one of the St Pancras Churches, Camden, London. I have not been able to narrow down which London parish they may have been baptised in, if they were baptised in London at all.

Pierre's trade card (half written in French and English) is held at the British Museum. Given this and a number of his bills of trade being written in French, it would appear that he was definitely of French background, however his exact date and place of birth is unknown.

Pierre is believed to be one and the same whose burial was listed under the name John Peter langlois on 19 Feb 1767 in St Pancras, London.

Many articles have been written about Pierre Langlois and his furniture and same can be found in a number of fine furniture magazines etc. He sold his furniture to a number of English gentry including The Duke of Bedford, Horace Walpole, the 6th baron of Craven, the 6th Earl of Coventry, the 1st Duke of Montagu and the 4th Duke of Bedford to name a few.

Another French ebeniste named Pierre Eloi Langlois also lived in paris around the same time, however it is not believed to be the same person. This Pierre Langlois was not believed to have worked in London.

Some authors of these articles believe that Pierre was possibly of Huguenot extraction. A Pierre Langlois was born in 1718 at the Church of the Savoye, London, (Familysearch.com) however it is not known if he is one and the same person. Research conducted by someone with links to the London Huguenot Society was not overly productive and was uanble to shed any light on Pierre's background. In fact I am not overly sure whether he was of Huguenot background. The only reason this was suggested was because of the many Huguenot refugees in London at this time and the similar type occupations these skilled migrants brought with them to London. The skills that Pierre Langlois had were quite unique at this particular point in time and it is believed his trade/apprenticeship was most likely undertaken under a master tradesman/craftsman the type of which were working in Paris in the early 1700's.

I do not also believe that Pierre Langlois came from the Channel Islands (where many Langlois names exist) as I have yet to find any link there.

I have searched high and wide on the new ancestry.com parish records from London, however the records for quite a few churches are still to be put on line. These churches include a few where French migrants were baptised, buried, married etc including St Clement Danes, London, St Martin in the Fields, London and a few other churches in the Westminster area of Western London.

If there are any persons out there who may be able to assist in any way or possibly point me in another direction where I may have some luck, I would be greatly indebted.

Regards

Michael Langlois

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Re: LANGLOIS, ZOEL/FRANCOIS>QUEBEC>MN>LITTLE CANADA

nanasmt1 — 2009-10-09 21:51:07Z

If your Zoel was born 7/7/1818 it was at St Jacques Montcalm County Quebec. Parents - Francois Langlois and Madeleine or Magdeleine Menard who were married at St Jacques in 1806. Zoel married (also at St Jacques) Marie Magneron-Lajeunesse in 1843. I have more information on grandparents and siblings if you have not already found them(since this a really old posting). Suzanne

Re: LANGLOIS, ZOEL/FRANCOIS>QUEBEC>MN>LITTLE CANADA

nanasmt1 — 2009-10-09 21:49:30Z

Annette Langlois

gilberte1947 — 2009-05-18 21:35:37Z

Hi

Looking for the marriage of Annette Langlois & L.V. Massé circa 1930's possibly in Ontario.

They are buried in Warren Cemetery in Sudbury District.

Parents for both would be an asset.

Gilberte

Re: josephine gagnon and lous langlois

rqwjsearch — 2009-04-29 23:35:28Z

Thank you Chris. I don't have Marie or Henrizia listed as children. I have Desiree, Alfred, Philomene Theode and Alexina.

Elizabeth

Re: josephine gagnon and lous langlois

joyness1 — 2009-04-29 00:40:58Z

I accessed the marriage record for you from Yourfolks.com
Marriage: On June 11, 1883 in Saint-Ferdinand
Town/District: Bernierville/L'erable

Between Louis Langlois and Josephine Gagnon

Parents: Parents:

Francois Langlois Antoine Gagnon

Marie Marcoux Sophie Taillon

Children's marriages:
Date Town First name Sex Spouse
1900-06-11 Thetford-Mines Marie F Theodore Landry
1912-10-22 Thetford-Mines Philomene F Alaric Fillion
1935-04-21 Thetford-Mines Henrizia F Alphonse Jolin

Chris

Re: Joseph M. Degan/Langlois

lindalaffey — 2009-04-27 19:22:48Z

I have some info on my Langlois/Degannes ancestors who came from Quebec to Vincennes, IN, thence dispersed.

My Henry Degan moved to Wabash Co, IL and lived out his years, but I have heard of other family members going to MO.

Linda
linda@laffeygroup.com

josephine gagnon and lous langlois

rqwjsearch — 2009-03-08 22:27:42Z

Looking for the parents of louis langlois born jan 1 1858. He married Josephine Langlois, b oct 28 1860. The couple had 5 children Desiree Louis, Alfred, Theode and Alexina and lived in thetford mines canada for a time. They are in the 1901 and 1911 Quebec/Megantic/ Thetford Mines census.

Thanks!

Langlois McKillop of St.Anicet Que area

gennotes — 2009-03-04 01:04:31Z

The McRae's were from Dundee moving to Glengarry Ont and
Scotch Catholics .
Need any information on family.
Marriages deaths etc????

{Marie Flora MacRae was born about 30 Apr 1825,.8 She was baptized ont
8 May 1825 in St. RegisParish, Canada
06-21-1910 Flora McRae, Widow of the late Donald McKillop, died at St Anicet PQ, age 85 years. Interred in Glen Nevis, Ont.}

I have Marie Flora MCRAE born about 30 Apr 1825
bap. St. Regis d of Alexander b1788 & wife Flora McRae
b 1800 Scotland

Marriage:
St. Anicet Parish record 1871
with children:
MacKILLUP Donald M 47 Scotland RC Scotch farmer married
MacKILLUP { ? } Flora F 42 Que RC Scotch married
MacKILLUP Mary F 10 Que RC Scotch
MacKILLUP Christina F 8 Que RC Scotch
MacKILLUP Donald M 6 Que RC Scotch
MacKILLUP Flora F 3 Que RC Scotch
MacKILLUP Margaret F 2 Que RC Scotch

'Flora' listed a widow in 1881 census same area.
Marie Flora is also listed as married on family records
but date is not listed nor location of same.

1901 Saint-Anicet, HUNTINGDON, QUEBEC Census
McKillop Flora F Head W Apr 29 1829 72
McKillop Christina F Daughter S Mar 16 1865 36
McKillop Dannald M Son S Jan 29 186? 34
McKillop Florence F Daughter S Apr 27 1860 32
McKillop Marguerite F Daughter S Jan 30 1859 30

Deaths:
Re: Flora's daughter Mary
Gleaner Extracts 02-26-1882 Mary McKillop, daughter of the late Donald MCKILLOP, of Port Lewis Quebec, died at the residence of her grandfather, Alexander McRae, in Glennevis, Ontario, Aged 22 years.

Questions:
1. Did Christena marry Cyprien Langlois as I
did find a note on board re this (very old post)
and they are in Census in 1901 1911 St.Anicet Que area.
2. Did DonaldJr and others marry?
3. Flora the daughter in 1901 census in Montreal St. Laurent, St. Louis/ 37 St. Louis ward /with a long list
of others and the head is listed as:
Mooney Marguerite 64 Sherbrooke Est F Superieure S Nov 1856 54 .
I am guessing that this is a convent. How can I find out
which one. I have contacted many orders with no luck
so far? Hoping someone will recognize the address.
Would like further information on this famiy.

I am assuming Donald the father died prior to 1881 and
would
like to hear about further descendants.
Thanks

Annie

Langley / L'anglois of Jersey, UK

hickeylou — 2009-02-11 13:13:10Z

Hi,

Would anyone have further info re George Charles Langley/L'anglois or family members: born in Jersey UK - parents Charles and Ann (Perree). Immigrated to Penshurst VIC, Australia c. 1868?

Re: Leo Paul Langlois m. Evelyn Delatte, LA

JamesLDabadie — 2009-02-08 02:51:56Z

Jules Leopaul Langlois was born in 1882. Information on his ancestors can be found in the Baton Rouge Diocese records which are available in any good Genealogical library in Louisiana. (Bluebonnet in Baton Rouge is one.)

Joseph M. Degan/Langlois

drtuga — 2009-02-01 21:08:53Z

I am looking for any information about my ggggrandfather, Joseph M. Degan, aka Langlois, thought to have been born in Missouri. His wife possibly could be Polly Hood, and sons Agustus, Francis, Francis M., and Phidelia, born in Illinois.

Re: Leo Paul Langlois m. Evelyn Delatte, LA

ddtbeasley1 — 2009-02-01 17:24:01Z

I am very sorry not to have contacted you before this but was off on another family member.

My email address is ddtbeasley@bellsouth.net.
phone 225-664-0681 or 225-978-8715

Would love to share info with you.

Deanna THOMPSON Beasley

My g grandmother is Evelyn Irene's mother, Annie Idell DELATTE VanOsdell.

Re: Leo Paul Langlois m. Evelyn Delatte, LA

ddtbeasley1 — 2009-02-01 17:21:13Z

Brenda,

I, too, am looking for any information on your grandmother, Evelyn Irene DELATTE who married Leopold J. LANGLOIS. I think I have found where Leopold had a first wife, but would like to exchange info with you because am uncertain of hookups. Would really appreciate someone who could back check me on the LANGLOIS cousins.

Please email me at ddtbeasley@bellsouth.net.

Deanna THOMPSON Beasley
Denham Springs, LA
225-664-0681

Re: Rose Langlois m. Adelard Martin, Newmarket NH

eddielanglois — 2009-01-01 20:32:34Z

Rose Langlois, nee Thibault was born in St. Rosaire, Que. 99 yrs.ago. I am her nephew, my father being the youngest brother to her husband Ernest. By the way, an Abraham Martin, l'Ecossais [the scotsman] married a Marguerite Langlois in 1620. She was my "first" grandfather's sister and a companion to MMe. Champlain, along with her sister, Francoise. Anhway, if you're a descendant of Martin, l'Ecossais then we would be cousins....maybe one thousand times removed I hope i've helped you....eddie

Louis Langlois 1897-1971

patbow — 2008-12-07 02:07:24Z

In searching for my Granger family, I found a Doris M. Granger, daughter of Frank & Ida (DeGroff)Granger who married a Louis Langlois. I have found references in the Appleton Post Crescent (Appleton, Wisconsin) to Mrs. Louis Langlois in the obituaries of both Frank and Ida Granger. However, I have been unable to find a marriage record for Doris Granger and Louis Langlois. It would be the second marriage for Louis and the third marriage for Doris. Her other husbands were Elmer Kuhnke and Charles Francisco. The marriage record might list her as Doris Francisco. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Langlois

willamay34 — 2008-10-04 18:55:43Z

i am also looking for langlois, and i have been told of our langlois marrying indian girls to, my grandmother told us that her father went to the reservation and lived there to marry her mother delia, any thing sound familer to anyone i no my spelling is not the greatest sorry

Francisco Langlois - Natchitoches

lizberger1 — 2008-09-16 15:43:16Z

Would like info about Francisco Langlois living in Natchitoches, Louisiana in 1790. Tomas Mansolo was imprisoned for the death of Langlois. Would like to know the connection. I am from the Mansolo family.

Re: Lena Eva Langlois d/o Zepharan Langlois & ? Tardiff

j_carrillo_vii — 2008-03-14 19:46:53Z

Are M-Rose, Romeo and Oliva children of Nazaire Langlois ande Zephirine Tardif?

Do the parents of Nazaire and Zephirine appear of their marriage records for 1903?

Re: Lena Eva Langlois d/o Zepharan Langlois & ? Tardiff

j_carrillo_vii — 2008-03-14 19:11:54Z

Thanks Jean-Paul.

Can you send me the info of the marriages of M-Rose, Oliva and Romeo?

They sounds to be related to my wife's family.

Are you a decendant of this same Langlois?

Re: France 1500's

MichaelLanglois1963 — 2008-04-21 02:18:30Z

Hello Paula,

I was interested to read about your database on the LANGLOIS name.

I am descended from a Pierre Langlois, a renowned Ebeniste (French cabinetmaker) who was I believe born in London, England on 10 Sep 1718. Pierre had a sister Anne Marie b 1708, and brothers Gedeon b 1714, Izaac b 1711 and Henry b 1723. The children were all christened in the French Huegenot quarter of London. Not much is known of the other siblings, however through my work, and the great assistance of some other wonderful elderly ladies, both in Australia and in England, have managed to trace back 8 generations to Pierre's father Daniel Langlois or L'anglois.

Pierre spoke French and English and worked out of London studio and passed on his trade to his sons. His work can be found on the internet and is housed at a number of well known galleries and stately homes in the UK.

Pierre was from a French Huegenot family, however I am not sure if his parents came directly from France or the Channel Islands where a lot of Langlois's reside. I have tried to gain assistance from the French Huegenot society, without any success.

I have come to a dead end and was wondering whether you may have any information that could link Pierre's family with anyone from your database. It is possible that Pierre's father Daniel was born in England, however I tend to think that he most likely emigrated from France sometime in the late 1600's as he was most likely born around the 1680's. It is possible that Pierre's mother (Daniel's wife) was called either Jeanne or Anne.

Regards and looking forward to hearing from you.

Michael Langlois
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Re: France 1500's

MichaelLanglois1963 — 2008-09-13 14:45:39Z

Hi Paula,

I am not sure if I have corresponded with you previously, however I am a descendant of a Pierre Langlois who was of French Huguenot extraction and born in 1718 in the French Huguenot district of Westminster in London. His siblings were Anne Marie b 1708, Izaac b 1711, Gedeon b 1714 and Henry born 1723. All were born/christened in the French Huguenot area of Westminster, London. There parents were according to Familysearch.com a Daniel Langlois and his wife Jeanne (or Anne). I am not sure where Daniel was born. Pierre Langlois was a noted 'ebeniste' - French cabinetmaker in London and his work can be found on the net. His trade card was in French and English, so perhaps his parents emigrated from France in the late 1600's, early 1700's. If you have any information regarding Pierre and his family I would be greatly appreciative.

Re: France 1500's

MichaelLanglois1963 — 2008-04-21 11:11:40Z

Paula,

Thanks for your help.

Regards

Michael

langlois

willamay34 — 2008-03-27 17:11:36Z

i am looking for joseph langlois b.1878 in quebec, married delia v.b. 1889 in quebec, married in quebec came to usa around 1880-1883 and settled in MI, came to ohio between 1920-1930, any help would be greatful.....

Re: Langlois tree

willamay34 — 2008-03-27 16:52:57Z

hello, i was just wondering if u have joseph langlois b. 1878 in quebec married delia v. came to usa around 1880-1883 i think, settled in MI, had to children marvin b.1915 and maybell b.1918, and then came to toledo, oh between 1920 and 1930 they are on 1930 censes being in toledo, oh can't seem to find out who either of their parents are.. amable langlois was the wrong family but thank you. for that.... thanks for any help willa

Re: France 1500's

willamay34 — 2008-03-24 18:55:31Z

hello, i have alot of questions, my grandmother was a langlois, maybell born 1918, in ohio but her parents were both born in canada, father was joseph a langlois born 1878, and her mother was delia v. born 1889, they came to usa and settled down in iscoda, MI and came to toledo, oh between 1920 and 1930 cause the census for 1930 they are livng here. that is all i no oh i do no that delia was blackfeet indian and joseph was frenchman. any help would be so greatfull

Re: Joseph Langlois & Delia ?

willamay34 — 2008-03-30 16:02:23Z

i think i have already talked to u, but thanks again......

Re: France 1500's

mogulza — 2008-03-24 13:08:13Z

Hi Paula,

I am descendant from Nicolas Langlois and Marie Louise Courcelle the ascendants of the Langlois' that went to the Islands of Reunion and Mauritius. I have only just started adding the Canadian Langlois branches to my own study in an attempt to find the common ancestor which I have as yet been unable to do. So any information that you may have that may help me in this regard would be greatly appreciated.

I am prepared to do a GED file swap on the Langlois family if you are interested.

Regards
Mike Lamusse

Re: France 1500's

JessieLanglois32 — 2008-03-21 20:13:04Z

I have more than one Nicolas Langlois in my Langlois tree and the first one to arrive in Quebec was married to Elisabeth Cretel, and his sons were Etienne Langlois married to Elisabeth Faucher 1698 and Nicolas married to Angelique Deserre 1704. Etienne had 5 sons including a Nicolas married to Angelique Cuillerier in Cap Santé in 1728 who is my ancestor.

Re: France 1500's

JessieLanglois32 — 2008-03-21 20:03:22Z

I also have a lot of information as I have completed my Langlois tree and found all my ancestors. I will check I may have information about who are the parents of Marguerite Langlois who Married Abraham Martin.

Re: France 1500's

JessieLanglois32 — 2008-03-27 00:56:20Z

Please see my message of today on this board. Just by typing Abraham Martin on search I got his story, his wife Marguerite came to Quebec with her sister Francoise and her husband. She married Abraham Martin, she is the daughter of Guillaume Langlois aned Jeanne Millet, she got married in Quebec 24th October 1621 and they had 9 children. All the children's names are listed on the site I found.

Jessie Langlois

Abraham Martin and Marguerite Langlois

JessieLanglois32 — 2008-03-27 00:12:20Z

I have a document published in The Soleil. Abraham Martin came to Quebec on the same boat as Luis Riel in the summer of 1617, with his wife Marguerite Langlois and his sister Francoise and his brother in-law Pierre Desportes. Abraham had a daughter named Helene. He received a piece of land ien 1635, today this is Les Plaines D'Abraham in Quebec city. It is said that his son who was a priest, Charles-Amador Martin was given to him by a notaried act dated 16th October 1675. He was the only surviving son. It is also mentioned that Abraham had 9 children. In 1649, when he was 60 years olf Abraham was arrested and put in prison for having had sex with a 16 years old girl, that after his wife had given him his ninth child 3 months before.

Abraham Martin and Marguerite Langlois

JessieLanglois32 — 2008-03-27 00:07:44Z

Re: Joseph Langlois & Delia ?

JessieLanglois32 — 2008-03-29 19:56:47Z

I have checked 100 Josephp Langlois but found none married to a Delia. You mentioned childre Marvin & Maybelle, I saw on this board someone was searching for relatives of his mother or grandmother called Maybelle Langlois.

Re: France 1500's

JessieLanglois32 — 2008-03-20 20:22:03Z

It is a coincidence but my father's name is also Edmond Langlois but my ancestor is Nicolas Langlois son of Charles Langlois and Marie Cordier. This branch always kept the Langlois name only to this day. Honore's descendants also took the name Lachapelle because he was a hat maker, "chapelier" hat in French is "chapeau".

Re: France 1500's

JessieLanglois32 — 2008-04-24 16:39:38Z

I'm sorry I can't help you my Langlois ancestors was Charles Langlois and his son Nicolas came from France to Canada and my genealogy was from Nicolas down only.

Re: Adelard Langlois

nlandry35 — 2008-03-16 18:19:00Z

Adelard was born in Ile d'Orleans PQ. He and the others lived in New Bedford, Massachusetts.

Adelard Langlois

nlandry35 — 2008-03-15 20:46:51Z

I have Adelard Langlois b. 17 Nov 1882 d. 22 Oct 1948 m. after 1906 to Cordelia Ouimet (may be her second marriage).
Looking for information about Cordelia Ouimet; b., d. other marriage, parents. Also relationship to Roger Ouimet, b 07 Oct 1903 d. Oct 1977, his wife is Laura (Unknown) b 21 Mar 1909 d Apr 1981.

Re: Adelard Langlois

nlandry35 — 2008-04-28 13:39:57Z

Paul---

Thank you for the useful information. I appreciate it. Adelard was my grand uncle on my grandmother's side (Alma Evelina Langlois).

Did you attend St Anthony High School?

--Norman J Landry
nlandry@comcast.net

Re: France 1500's

rimous45 — 2008-03-25 11:06:53Z

I have the following on Marguerite Langlois:

Marguerite LANGLOIS
Fille de père non identifié et de mère non identifiée
[daughter of father and mother not identified]

Mariage n°2
Cérémonie le 17/02/1665 à Québec
Conjoint : [husband] René BRANCHE
Fils [son of] de Jean & Jeanne Bardon
Originaire de Fontenay-le-Comte, paroisse Notre-Dame (Poitou - France)
Naissance [birth estimated at] estimée : 1641
Contrat de mariage passé le 11/01/1665 à Québec (Canada) devant maître Pierre Duquet
Le couple n'a pas eu d'enfant. [the couple didn't have any children]

Marguerite LANGLOIS est décédée [died] le 17/12/1665 à Québec (Canada).
Marguerite LANGLOIS est inhumée [buried] le 19/12/1665 à Québec (Canada).

Re: France 1500's

rimous45 — 2008-03-25 11:02:04Z

Hi Mike,

I don't have Louise Courcelle in my data. I do have Nicolas Langlois who married Elisabeth Cretel in Quebec City on 26 Oct. 1671, but I don't think these are your ancestors. Nicolas was the son of Charles Langlois and Marie Cordier who married about 1640 at Saint Pierre en Val, Rouen, Normandie, France.

Paula

Re: France 1500's

rimous45 — 2008-03-21 11:28:55Z

Honore Langlois who married Marie Pontonier 5 Dec. 1661 at Montreal didn't have a son named Nicolas. I only have one Nicolas in my database and he's the son of Charles Langlois and Marie Cordier.

Re: France 1500's

rimous45 — 2008-03-21 11:16:20Z

I'm descended from a Nicolas Langlois, he was the son of Charles Langlois and Marie Cordier. Nicolas married Elisabeth Cretel 26 Oct. 1671 at Quebec.

Nicolas was born about 1641 at Saint Pierre en Val, Rouen, Normandie, France. Marie was born about 1649 at Saint Maclou de Rouen, Normandie, France.

I also descend from Noel Langlois and Francoise Grenier through eight of their children and from Marguerite Langlois [parents unknown] who married Abraham Martin about 1621 in France.

I have a tremendous database on the Langlois families if you have any questions.

Paula

Re: France 1500's

rimouski — 2008-04-21 10:30:01Z

Hi Michael,

I checked my data and I don't have a Daniel Langlois. Maybe your hunch that he was born in the Channel Islands is correct. He's not among the Langlois that were born in France, at least, none in my data.

Paula

Re: Honroré Langlois & Marie Pontonnier

mariemlm4163 — 2008-07-16 01:31:00Z

hi jesse - i am a direct descendent of Honore Langlois dit Lachapelle and Marie Pontonnier. you can email me at col4mad@hotmail.com
I have been researching my family ancestry for years but hit a wall with the ancestry in France. Any info you have on ancestry in France is much appreciated.

Thomas W Langlois

2125tyler — 2008-08-13 18:19:06Z

Looking for information on Thomas W Langlois b 1886 d 1951 married Edith Sargeant/Sargent at Marylebone in 1914. I have info going forward but can find no information on his birth or backwards, est his birth from his death record in 1951 Holborn stating he was 65. If anyone has any information I would be very gratefull.

Yvonne

Re: Adelard Langlois

PaulDalbec — 2008-04-27 18:51:28Z

Adelard Langlois married my great aunt Cordelia Ouimet on
August 15,1910 at S. Anne, New Bedford, MA. Cordelia was
first married to Euclide Charron on November 25,1901 at S. Hyacinthe,New Bedford, MA. She was the daughter of Napoleon Ouimet(te) and Euphrosie Neveux.** She was born February 18,1877, Canada, and died October 26, 1968.*
**"Franco-American Marriages of New Bedford, MA" 1865-1920"
Roger Ouimet, was a nephew of Cordelia. He married Laura
LaFleur in June 17, 1936 in Hogansburg,NY.* *Communication
from Les Descendants de Jean Ouimet Inc. October 3 2004
Paul Dalbec

Re: Leo Paul Langlois m. Evelyn Delatte, LA

ddtbeasley1 — 2008-08-19 07:39:29Z

Am responding to Evelyn DELATTE Langlois who IS the sister to my g grandmother, Annie Idell DELATTE VanOsdell who had my grandmother, Gladys Emma who married Thomas U THOMPSON.

I would like to share information with you and have you back check me on the LANGLOIS hook ups I have made and hopefully you possibly have some DELATTE information?

Deanna THOMPSON Beasley
21428 Bonnie Dr
Denham Springs, LA 70726
225-664-0681 or 225-978-8715
ddtbeasley@bellsouth.net

Re: France 1500's

Edmond13 — 2008-03-21 00:40:38Z

Thanks for the response.

All of this is absolutely fascinating. A few things I would like to pass along:

- There is an Association called "Les Langlois d'Amerique" which one can join for a modest annual fee. It is not 'high-powered' but can be interesting.

- There are eight branches of the original Langlois settler, Noel, who arrived in 1634.From him and Francoise Garnier sprang 6 daughters and 4 sons;

- Subsequently, 7 other Langlois came or multiplied:
Honore Langlois/LaChapelle and Marie Pontonnier - Married in 1661 Pointe aux Trembles
Nicolas Langlois and Elisabeth Creteil - Married 1671 Quebec
Germain Langlois and Jeanne Chalifour - Married 1675 Quebec
Pierre Langlois and Anne Huard - Married 1752 Pabos
Peter Langlois and Mary Sparrow - Married 1813 Montreal
William Langlois And Mary A. King - Married 1845 Oregon
Philippe Langlois Genevieve Laflamme - Married 1869 Perce

Since Noel, my forebear, from Guillaume of Normandy, had no sons named Nicolas, it's obvious Nicolas would likely have come from Honore.

Further, if you search hard enough on the internet you'll find a town named Langlois in Oregon and other references as well.

Please keep me up to date and I will try to do likewise.

I'm edmond.langlois@sympatico.ca

Born and raised in Montreal

Re: France 1500's

Edmond13 — 2008-03-19 20:55:49Z

I have only just found this site.
I might add to your data that this 'branch' of the Langlois beginnings in "New France" was called Langlois dit Traversy.
I believe Noel arrived in 1634.