Ledoux - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: LEDOUX, Margaret or Marguerite

genealogie20041 — 2009-09-17 20:40:19Z

Hi Ellen,

Sorry for the late answer but I just found your e-mail. If you need help do not hesitate to ask. I may have it, if so you will get it.

Maurice

Re: Ledoux - camperville

aliledoux — 2009-09-13 19:32:34Z

ah thank you!!!!!!!!

Re: Ledoux - camperville

frledoux — 2009-09-13 01:04:15Z

I believe you will find your Felix about midway down this lengthy page. Just use the "find" function in your tool bar.

http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/METISGEN/2007-...

Father Albert Ledoux

Ledoux - camperville

aliledoux — 2009-09-08 02:40:01Z

Hi i am looking for any info on felix ledoux born in 1880 fort qu'appelle sk, and his wife emerise ferland. they lived in camperville, and had not sure how many children. please let me kno if anyone has any info on anything.

Re: LEDOUX, Margaret or Marguerite

ellen1130 — 2009-07-07 16:08:46Z

Dear Maurice,

Thank you so much for this information, it will help me greatly I am sure. We live in northern Indiana and there is much research that we need to work on by heading up to Muskegon; hopefully this fall.
It sounds as if you already have done extensive research, but if I run across anything interesting I will be happy to let you know. Or if there is anything I can track down for you when I go, I would be happy to do so.
Sincerely, Ellen

Re: LEDOUX, Margaret or Marguerite

genealogie20041 — 2009-06-28 15:26:05Z

Hello Ellen,

Afraid I can't help you with the Pagé side. I have 13 Pagé in my data bank but none with a first name close to what you need. My main interest is LEDOUX and their wives and childrens. If the LEDOUX is female I only save her husband's name and parents. Sorry

Maurice

Joseph Ledoux/Ledaux

cketchumep — 2009-06-25 20:01:51Z

Ok guys, I posted a new thread, because I became very confused! Thanks for everyone's help with the info on Nicholas and Antoine Ledoux; it helped a bunch! I am really lost, however, on the Joseph Ledoux's. I have in my geneology the following list, starting with the son of Antoine Ledoux.

Joseph Ledoux, married Marie Anne Langevin on 3 Oct 1791 in Vercheres, PQ, Canada.

Their son, Joseph Ledoux, married Marie Forand on 11 Aug 1820 in St Jean-Baptist de Rouville, Quebec, Canada. The had 5 Children, their oldest son was, once again, Joseph Ledaux.

This Joseph Ledoux married Thariste/Rosalie Delage on 13 Oct 1840 in St. Damase, PQ, Canada. THey had 6 children. The oldest was Marie Vitaline Ledaux, my great grandmother.

I don't have any specifics at all on any of these families, except what I have listed here. I would love any additional information, including collateral lines, if they are out there. I know they are, just not sure where! Thanks in advance!

Re: LEDOUX, Margaret or Marguerite

ellen1130 — 2009-06-23 20:46:58Z

Hello Maurice,
Saw this post, I am researching Theophile(us) Page along with LeDoux - this is part of my mother's side. Margaret/Marguerite is my Gr-Gr-Great Grandmother.
Are you still doing research? Other names in that particular side of the tree are Blair (who Statira Page married).
Mom is 85 so I am trying to get as much info together for her and us as I can. Mom remembers her Grandmother Statira - she said that she spoke very little English and thought she still may have been Catholic even though it seems as if Theophile had left the family.
Thank you, Ellen

ROLAND LEDOUX 1924 - 2009

genealogie20041 — 2009-05-31 15:43:29Z

A Montréal, le 28 mai 2009, est décédé à l'âge de 84 ans, Roland Ledoux, époux de feue Georgette Gravel.
Ex-chef de district des pompiers de la ville de Montréal. Il a été aussi à l'emploi des syndics Mercure,Béliveau ainsi que Moquin ,Ménard et Giroux. Il a généreusement donné de son temps a de nombreux organismes.
Il laisse dans le deuil ses deux fils: Robert(Estelle Vaillant) et Daniel,ses petits enfants: Véronique(David Lefebvre) et Louis-Bernard, sa soeur Jeannette(Léo Horan) neveux et nièces ainsi que plusieurs autres parents et amis. La famille recevra les condoléances au Complexe funéraire Urgel Bourgie,St-François-d'Assises, 6700, rue Beaubien Est,Montréal.

Les funérailles auront lieu le jeudi 4 juin à 11 heures, en l'église St-Stanislas-de-Kostka,1350, boul. St-Joseph Est

Re: Raynmond F. LeDoux

JIWelsch — 2009-05-23 22:26:50Z

If you e-mail me direct I can forward you the paper as it had his picture in it I'm not any relation I just put obits in as I find them.
My e-mail is jiwelsch@machlink.com

Re: Raynmond F. LeDoux

genealogie20041 — 2009-05-23 21:03:04Z

Whoever you are,

I wish to thank you. This is a great service to all the Ledoux searchers and everyone should try to contribute. I certainly intend to. again thank you

Maurice Ledoux CD

Raynmond F. LeDoux

JIWelsch — 2009-05-15 19:45:49Z

DAVENPORT, Iowa -- Raymond F. LeDoux, 55, of Davenport, formerly of Woodburn, Ore., died Sunday, May 21, 2000, at Genesis Medical Center West in Davenport.

Graveside services will be at the Durant Cemetery. The Rev. Brian Shepley will officiate.

Visitation will be at Bentley Funeral Homes in Durant.

Mr. LeDoux was born Nov. 21, 1944, to Raymond and Edna Broch LeDoux in Silverton, Ore. He married Marjorie E. Garlock Boetger on Dec. 13, 1980, in Blue Grass.

He served in the Army during the Vietnam era.

He was employed as a mechanic at Ryder Transportation Services in Davenport.

He enjoyed fishing, camping, NASCAR, stockcar racing, but most of all his grandchildren.

Survivors include his wife, Marjorie LeDoux of Davenport; his mother, Edna LeDoux of Woodburn, Ore.; two daughters, Deb Spengler and her husband, Scott, of Durant and Theresa Howard and her husband, Ron, of Walcott; four sons, Raymond LeDoux and his wife, Diane, of Tipton, Terry LeDoux and his wife, Danele, of Mechanicsville, Gordon LeDoux and his wife, Jackie, of Dallas, Ga., and Jim Boetger and his wife, Melissa, of Walcott; five sisters, Edna Bernard and her husband, Bill, of Woodburn, Ore., Sharon Huffstutter and her husband, Dave, of Keizer, Ore., Mary Lou Rubesch and her husband, Ed, of Scio, Ore., Renee Garrison and her husband, Brian, of Mount Angel, Ore., and Carla Armburst and her husband, Larry, of Jefferson, Ore., four brothers, Gary LeDoux and his wife, Betsy, of Salem, Ore., George DeLoux and his wife, Cheryl, Tualatin, Ore., Paul LeDoux and his wife, Donna, of Salem, Ore., and Brian LeDoux and his wife, Donna, of Woodburn, Ore.; 18 grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.

He was preceded in death by his father, Raymond LeDoux and a sister, Janine LeDoux.

Re: Angeline LeDoux

frledoux — 2009-04-04 17:06:53Z

Well, working our way backwards, Louis L. Moore (not Louis C.) was listed as a veterinary surgeon at Jamestown, ND, in the 1900 census. He was listed as born in Michigan in Febuary 1868. Both his parents were born in English Canada. Wife was Emily L., b. Aug. 1870, in Minnesota. Her father b. PA., he mother in VA. The couple had been married 7 years, and had three children: Edna, July 1893; Charles P., March 1897, and Yale F., July 1899 -- all b. in ND.

In the 1880 census (the 1890 was destroyed long ago), we see a Lewis L. Moore, aged 13, in Marlette Twp., Sanilac County, MI. Father is Robert, aged 47, a farmer, born in Canada, as were his parents. His wife: Christiana, aged 19, b. Canada, as were her parents. Children: Lewis L., 13, laborer, b. MI; Alexander, 2. Also in the household: John Moore, 19, nephew, b. Canada, and Henrietta Dowdell, 12, sister-in-law, at school, also b. Canada. Given the stark difference in ages of Robert and Christiana, we would be led to believe that she was a second wife. In this case, "Dowdell" would be her maiden name - given that Henrietta was too young to have a married name.

In the 1870 Census for Moore [yes, same name] in Sanilac County, MI, we see Robert Moore, 37, a farmer, b. Canada; his wife Angeline, aged 24; and their son Lewis, aged 3. I say "wife" and "son" because of the way they are listed and their relative ages. In fact, family relationships would not be listed until the 1880 census.

The 1890 Special Census of Civil War Veterans shows that Robert Moore of Marlette Twp., Sanilac County, MI, was in Company B of the 5th Michigan Infantry. He said he had been wounded in the neck and leg by a shell. As for your family tradition, it would appear that Robert came to the US from Canada, rather than from Ireland.

National Archives Pension Index lists a pension for a Robert Moore, Company B of the 5th Michigan Infantry, (apparently the same man) application #507,745, certificate #767,296. Dependent pension awarded to what looks like an under-age child, application #856,811 certificate #669,218. Sarah Hager was the guardian.

Having listed all this, the bad news is that I have no idea who your Angeline was. She doesn't correspond to anyone in my Ledoux database, which has in excess of 10,000 individuals in it, all born with the name Ledoux, and all descended from the man who introduced the name into North America.

Father Al Ledoux

Re: Angeline LeDoux

alpit224 — 2009-04-04 15:38:31Z

I believe she was from Montreal---my great grand father Robert Moore or L'Moore was born in Ireland I think around 1845. He rand to the US to fight in the civil war but was sent back for being too young--- he went back and joined under the name Moore--probably lying about his age. I believe she was french catholic. They married--my grand father Louis Charles, and his twin sister were born in 1868 Maybe in the US maybe in Canada--he went to the university of Toronto I think and became a veteranarian. He settled in Jamestown ND. He changed teh spelling to LaMoore then my dad went to L'Amour.
Does this help?

Re: Angeline LeDoux

alpit224 — 2009-04-04 15:37:32Z

I believe she was from Montreal---my great grand father Robert Moore or L'Moore was born in Ireland I think around 1845. He rand to the US to fight in the civil war but was sent back for being too young--- he went back and joined under the name Moore--probably lying about his age. I believe she was french catholic. They married--my grand father was born in 1868 Maybe in the US maybe in Canada--he went to the university of Toronto I think and became a veteranarian. He settled in Jamestown ND. He changed teh spelling to LaMoore then my dad went to L'Amour.
Does this help?

Re: Angeline LeDoux

frledoux — 2009-04-04 15:31:33Z

Could you be a little more specific? Example: where they lived; where they died; approximate time frame?

Angeline LeDoux

alpit224 — 2009-04-01 16:52:06Z

Trying to trace back my great grandmother Angeline--She was french Catholic posssibley of Montreal--married Robert L'Moore or Moore--they had twins--Louis Charles LaMoore(L'Moore). and a girl---Can anyone help?

Re: Descendents of Louis Ledoux

jaimelagenealogie — 2009-03-30 23:24:44Z

Hi,

Do you still need help with your documents?

Maurice

Re: Jimmy Ledoux

beagle734 — 2008-11-30 13:25:37Z

I originally posted this in December of 2000. My sister was married to his son, also named Jimmy, but had the last name Acree.The mother of the younger Jimmy is somewhere is Florida.
Since then, Jimmy was also killed in a car accident near Murfreesboro,Tennessee on 9/11/05. He is buried in North Middletown, Ky. where he trained horses for several years. He has 2 sons by a previous marriage who live in central Kentucky.
Before the accident, Jimmy and my sister, who were living in Christiana, Tennessee, were interested in finding out information about his dad,Jimmy LeDoux,so I posted the message on this website.
I really don't know what to add here other than to say thank you for replying and I wish the original posting had been found earlier.

Re: nicolas Ledoux.

cketchumep — 2009-03-16 14:04:29Z

Thank you so much for the information on the Ledoux line. I have been trying to research this line for years, and could never get anywhere. I received the information that I do have from another Ledoux researcher, who did not have any of the details. If you have any suggestions on how to continue back on this line, please let me know. Thank you again!!!

Re: Zephire Ledoux Moise and bertrand Ledoux

denisledoux174 — 2009-01-19 01:46:00Z

I am sorry for the previous information aboutRe: Zephire Ledoux Moise and bertrand Ledoux.
I am related to Moise Ledoux brother to Justine Leduc and their father was Egesippe Leduc. There was a name change from them to me Denis Ledoux and I have found that link.

Re: Joseph and Benjamin Ledoux

genealogie20041 — 2009-03-20 01:56:50Z

I have a feeling your Proxeed must really be Praxede. Never heard about anyone being called Proxeed. Anyway kidding apart I have four women so named in my database, their family names are Lamarche, Ledoux, Poirier and Regnier-Brillon. If any of those names sound familiar let me know and I will check to see if I have what you need.

Maurice

Re: Ledouxs of Louisiana, (Sarah Ledoux

genealogie20041 — 2009-03-20 01:37:15Z

Alexandre Ledoux and Ezemily West are Sarah's parents.

Sarah was b.10 dec 1842 in Calcasieu parish she died 4 apr 1918 and is B. in Cimetière Farquhar, Carlyss,LA.USA.
She m. 24 jan 1860 in Vincent Settlement.

Maurice

Re: Joseph and Benjamin Ledoux

genealogie20041 — 2009-03-21 01:19:17Z

Further to my last I forgot to tell you that Praxede and Edesse Lamarche's mother was named Céleste Végiard dit Labonté and not Jarre which is evidently a deformation of Végiard.

Also some Lamarche were named Bricault dit Lamarche consequently some are named Bricault and some are named Lamarche.

Maurice

Re: Joseph and Benjamin Ledoux

genealogie20041 — 2009-03-20 22:53:59Z

In accordance with Quebec Vital and Church Records(Drouin 1621 -1967) Benjamin Ledoux and Praxede Lamarche married 31 may 1847 in St-Michel parish,Sherbrooke,Quebec. There is a good copy of their marriage act at Ancestry.ca.
Benjamin parents: Joseph Ledoux b. and bapt. 7 nov 1775 and Marie Charles Bousquet b. and bapt. 29 jul 1780 both in St-Denis-sur-Richelieu,County St-Hyacinthe,Quebec.

Sorry I have not found the other records yet. I noticed however that in Ancestry.ca there is a family tree called Jessie's family tree that has info about the Ledoux/Lamarche
I would have to e-mail her to see if I could access the tree.

Maurice

P.S. Do you know when your name was changed to Ladeau?

Henry Ledoux - Winnepeg to Rolette, N.D.

dgailfus1 — 2009-02-18 23:30:16Z

I am looking for any information on Henry Ledoux born abt. 1868 possibly in St Boniface, Winnepeg. Married abt. 1894 in Winnepeg to Marie Berube b: 1873 Quebec.

Children are: Marie Roseanne 1894, Alice Marie 1896, Anna 1897, Albert 1899, Alfred 1900, Phillip 1903, Laura 1906, Henry 1908

I'm hoping someone out there has the actual birth dates and places of this family.

I am listing Henry's parents as Louis Ledoux and Josephine ?? And Marie's parents as Guillaume Berube and Marie Alphonsine Landry.

Re: Jimmy Ledoux

slakosky1 — 2008-11-29 15:24:45Z

yes that is my mother suzanne ledoux brother and his parents were chester ledoux and lola anderson im from mn.

Re: Jimmy Ledoux

slakosky1 — 2008-12-04 05:34:48Z

yes im very interested in as much info i can get thank you

Re: Jimmy Ledoux

hensonwmlightnin — 2008-12-01 18:40:50Z

The Jimmy Ledoux im interested in, the parents were Jimmy and Addis Ledoux.

Re: Ancestors of Paul Ledoux

haime57 — 2008-06-08 23:33:28Z

Adding the resource for the birth record for Paul Ledoux, Senior-1832. I can't make out any of the information and was hoping for some more help.
http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=view&r=an&dbi...

Re: Ancestors of Paul Ledoux

haime57 — 2008-06-08 23:18:02Z

Hello go1c,
Yes, I knew that you were interested. I am very excited because I have a death date, finally. I really think that I have found the father of Paul Ledoux, too. I did some more research and found records of this Paul Ledoux(the father of Paul Ledoux) in Brunswick, Maine, in 1870 census. But the family had changed its name to Lado after leaving Canada. There is a senior Paul Lado, born about 1827 and a son Paul Lado, born about 1850. I checked out Canadian church records and the parents(Paul and Claire Lado) match up to Paul Ledoux and Clarice Messier, married in St. Demase,Hyacinthe cnty, Quebec in 1848. The children(about 7) also have birth records in St Demase(spelling?). Paul Ledoux(the son) has a birth record for 1850. The senior Paul Ledoux's parents may have come from the area of St Denis sur de Richeliu but I can't make any clear distinctions. I don't know if St Denis is close to St.Demase or not.
Another thing that I found out was that my great great grandmother's father, Olivier LHeureux, also died in the same year and place as Paul Ledoux, his son-in-law. Roxton Pond, 1883. Sure hope this is going to stay...

Re: Ancestors of Paul Ledoux

haime57 — 2008-06-08 22:35:02Z

mecury, thank you very much for the translation-I know some French, but get confused with numbers. merci

Re: Ancestors of Paul Ledoux

haime57 — 2008-06-13 03:39:48Z

frledoux,
I see what you mean(I looked at marriage notice in Drouin records) but thanks, it's not a problem. Sad that its not the same, but I know that Paul Ledoux is not an easy man to trace. At least I can eliminate one more possibility, thanks to your help!!

Re: Clara Ledoux

SolomonLeDouxJr369 — 2009-02-26 18:09:23Z

i am researching LeDoux's from oakdale louisiana do you have other information e-mail sbledoux2@yahoo.com

Re: Clara Ledoux

SolomonLeDouxJr369 — 2009-02-26 18:08:39Z

i am researching LeDoux's from oakdale louisiana do you have other information e-mail sbledoux2@yahoo.com

Re: Elizabeth Mary Ann LeDoux

SolomonLeDouxJr369 — 2009-02-26 17:51:14Z

i am researching LeDoux rigmaiden history e-mail sbledoux2@yahoo.com

Re: Ledouxs of Louisiana, (Sarah Ledoux

SolomonLeDouxJr369 — 2009-02-26 16:59:44Z

i am researching this family maybe we can help each other. e-mail sbledoux2@yahoo.com

Re: Ledouxs of Louisiana, Bazzinett/Bazinett

SolomonLeDouxJr369 — 2009-03-19 19:45:44Z

in my research i have not come across or heard of this family name. however i will notify you if i do.

Re: Descendents of Louis Ledoux

marksylvia_1 — 2008-08-18 23:46:41Z

I am also a descendant of the Louis and Marie Ledoux line. We are a family that has remained in Massachusetts since our family moved from Canada, to New Hampshire to Massachusetts.

Let me know if I can provide you with information on our line.

Re: Ancestors of Paul Ledoux

mercury1954 — 2008-06-08 18:23:37Z

Hello,
The certificate says quote The 18th dec 1883 we the undersigned Priest, have buried in the cemetery of this parish the body of Paul Ledoux, farmer, who died the 15th of this month aged 33 years and 6 months. Legitimate husband of Philomene l'Heureux of this parish. Present at the burial were Jean-Baptiste Fontaine and Léon Trottier, farmers of this parish who were unable to sign the burial certificate. Unquote

If you need more help do not hesitate to ask

Maurice

Re: Ancestors of Paul Ledoux

frledoux — 2008-06-13 01:52:40Z

I don't like to be the bearer of bad news, but Paul Ledoux, s/o Paul Ledoux and Clarice Messier, married Obeline Belanger at the Cathedral of St-Hyacinthe, Sept 8, 1874. He was still very much alive, and living at St-Hyacinthe, in the Canadian Census of 1911.

http://www.automatedgenealogy.com/census11/View.jsp?id=10749...

http://www.automatedgenealogy.com/census11/View.jsp?id=10749...

Father Al Ledoux

Re: Patrocinio Ledoux

frledoux — 2008-11-25 12:05:15Z

Patrocinio Ledoux and his wife Geronima Valdez are in my Family Tree Maker. Are you still looking for your forebears?

Re: Jimmy Ledoux

frledoux — 2008-12-01 17:07:42Z

I have Chester and Lola (Anderson) Ledoux in my Family Tree Maker, along with about 10,000 other Ledoux descendants of our common ancestor Louis, who married in Montreal in 1679. If you're interested in a direct father-son Ledoux lineage back to France in the 1600s, just give a holler.

Father Al Ledoux
Gallitzin, PA

frledoux@yahoo.com

Joseph and Benjamin Ledoux

galjunior — 2009-03-04 22:45:32Z

My grandparents lived in the Manchester, Nashua area from around 1865 to the early 1900 hundred.Joseph and Benjamin and wife Proxeed all died in Nashua.Even though Benjamin and Proxeed both died in Nashua I have never been able to find the exact date. Maybe yoy can help.
Ladeau Ledoux

nicolas Ledoux.

galjunior — 2009-03-04 22:37:26Z

you have some incorrect information listed about the children of Nicolas. Here is a short history. Nicolas born 12-13-1684 died 12-28-1762. Married Ann Catherine Bousquet born 5-13-1695 died 11-23-1722. He married Genevieve Auge St Julien on 10-15-1724. Genevieve was born on 8-7-1704 and died on 2-13-1768. Their son Antoine was born 7-10-1736 and died 2-9-1793 he married Therese Senecal Laframboise on 2-11-1765. Therese died on 12-16-1769.I did not go any further as this is not my direct line. I think this correct. Ladeau

Re: Joseph and Benjamin Ledoux

galjunior — 2009-03-20 13:12:24Z

Both Joseph and Benjamin married Lamarche.s who were sisters. You are correct it is Praxede and not Proxeed. It's just a habit I have, everytime I write her name it seems I spelled it Proxeed.Her sister was Edesse. Even though they are listed as Lamarche, it is almost certain they were not Lamarche decendents. Benjamin who was born 8-23-1821 and Joseph on 11-22-1827 were first cousins.Joseph died in Nashua, N.H.on 5-27-1896 and Edesse in South Hadley, Mass. on 7-12-1904. I Would like to find the dates of death of both Benjamin and Praxede. I know they died in Nashua, Benjamin about 1892 and Praxede around 1903. Joseph the son of Benjamin also died in Nasuua on 1-3-1908.They also had two other sons, George and Frank who lived in Nashua, but I know nothing about their lives. The other children are all well documented.If you have any additional information it would be appreciated.Also if you have any pertainant information on Benjamin,s parents Joseph and Marie Bousquet who died in Vermont around 1845. Thanks George Ladeau

Re: nicolas Ledoux.

galjunior — 2009-03-20 12:43:03Z

If you desire further details, I will be glad to furnish what I have Tell me what information you need and I believe that I will be able to find it for you. My address is biggaljunior@gmail.com.

G.Ladeau

Re: Joseph and Benjamin Ledoux

galjunior — 2009-03-21 12:57:33Z

Maurice.
If anyone out there is interested, Ledoux was always spelled that way up until they migrated to Vermont. Joseph arrived i 1829 with his family from St Hyacinthe.The family remained in vermont until the death of their parents when they all returned to Canada. By that time all their children were married except my great great granfather.Their name at that time was spelled ledeaux.
Shortly after his marriage in 1847 he returned to vermont, settleing in North Troy. In 1860 the family was listed as Sweet, not Ledoux. Once again, for those interested why do you think the census records list them as Benjamin Sweet?
By 1867 they were living in Manchester and listed as Benjamin La Dao. A few years later It Became Ladeau. By 1880 it was spelled Ladoo or Lado. And then by 1900 some memerbers of the family began spelling it Ledoux, but my grandfather later started spelling it Ladeau, which is the way it has been spelled ever since. Amen
Also there is no mention anywhere of Pierre Lamarche being a decendent of the Briscault's. Try as you may you will not find a birth record of Pierre Lamarche. because he was more then likely not a Lamarche decendent, but that's another story. Thats it for now
George Ladeau

Rachel Cadorette Ledoux, obit

N1NH1 — 2009-02-09 13:15:01Z

Published: Saturday, February 7, 2009, Nashua Telegraph, Nashua NH
Rachel Cadorette Ledoux, Turner

TURNER – Rachel Cadorette Ledoux, 76, died suddenly and unexpectedly on Wednesday, February 4, 2009 while at her home in Turner.

Rachel was born on August 26, 1932, in Nashua, New Hampshire, the daughter of Roland and Blanche Leblanc Cadorette. Rachel attended St. Francis Parochial School, and in 1950 she graduated from St. Louis de Gonzague High School. She was married to the love of her life, Edward Ledoux, on June 23, 1956, in Nashua, New Hampshire. Rachel and Edward spent most of their lives living in New Hampshire while raising their family, before moving to Turner in 1998.

Always giving and caring, Rachel dedicated her life to taking care of others whenever needed, even while faced with obstacles of her own. Through it all, she maintained a sense of humor and a positive attitude. These traits will always be remembered by her friends and family.

She is survived by her loving husband, Edward of Turner: her four sons Douglas and Kevin, who resided with her in Turner; son Daniel and his wife Debra, of Bennington, NH and son Keith and his wife Susan, of Merrimack, NH; her daugher Deborah Ledoux-Randlett and her husband Mark, of Turner; her grandchildren Daniel, Carrie, Joshua, Kate, Joseph, Thomas, and Elizabeth; her great-grandchildren Jonathan and Cara; and her brother, John, of Nashua, NH and Arizona. Rachel's smile, loving attitude, and her sense of humor will be missed by those who knew and loved her.

She was predeceased by her brothers Ernest, Roland and Albert; and a sister, Alice.

Visitations at Fortin/Auburn on Sunday from 2-4, 6-8 PM. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Monday at 11:00 AM at St. Philip's Church, Auburn. Committal St. Peter's Cemetery. For those who wish, in lieu of flowers, donations in her name may be made to the Turner Food Bank, at Ann Morris, 7 Mason Rd., Turner, ME 04282. Online guest book, tributes and moving memories may be viewed at www.mem.com. A service of The Fortin Group Funeral Home, Cremation and Monument Services, AUBURN, 217 Turner St. 783-8545 www.the fortingroup.com.

Re: "Southwest Louisiana Records" by Rev. Donald J, Hebert

liliane44 — 2008-10-22 20:40:11Z

I am doing research for a friend living in France. She is a direct descendant of Noel Coquelin and Charlotte Binel, Raymond Coquelin and Olive Dubourg, Francois Coquelin and Marguerite MacMahon, Raymond Guillaume Coquelin and Suzanne Jahot, their son Jean-Pierre Coquelin de La Tiolais 5-5-1739 -9-6-1801 in Saint Malo (France) wed 27-4-1777 (Saint Malo)Marie Josephine Hallays 5-10-1753 Boulogne-sur-mer (France)- 9-12-1783 Saint-Malo (France).
She would like to find out more about the descendants of Raymond Guillaume and his wife Suzanne Jahot who immigrated first to Alabama, then Louisiana
Can someone help....
Thank you
Liliane White