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Re: Joseph Normandin /Laremonda

gilberte1947 — 2009-03-16 14:40:29Z

Hi

I just found this line at Penetanguishene, Simcoe Co; Ontario, Canada.

Joseph Normandin was one of the displaced Voyageur from Drummond Island after the War of 1812.

Fur trader, trapper & voyageur was his line of work.

I think there are 8 children mentioned with Marguerite Solomon on the internet sites I looked up.

-Laremonda
-Lamont
-Normandin

One & the same for this line & so the descendants carry a version of this Normandin name.

If you look up Drummond Island or the fur trade you find the name.

Sorry about not having dates but fur traders didn't always wed their country wives who were often Métis or of Aboriginal descent.

If you do a search of the List of Drummond Island Voyageur you may find more info.

Gilberte

Re: Joseph Normandin /Laremonda

thelamontster — 2009-03-16 02:02:28Z

I would like to help but need more info. Please tell us someting about the years and locations of these people. I am particularly interested in the LAREMONDA surname. My NORMANDIN ancestor ended up as LAMONT after moving to Illinois in the 1850's. A number of other NORMANDINs moved to NY and changed to LAMONDAY or LAMONDY or MONTY in the 1840's.

Lamont

Joseph Normandin /Laremonda

gilberte1947 — 2009-03-14 21:47:10Z

Hi

Need to find the marriage of Joseph Normandin aka Laremonda & Marguerite Solomon.

Her parents were William Solon & Margaret Johnson

I need to find the marriage to find his parents.

Not family just helping out a friend.

Gilberte

Re: Origins of the name

JonNormandin46 — 2009-03-14 02:45:58Z

I've done more genealogy and now believe that the J1 dna I cary is not of Daniel. It is that of a fenc jumping relative who is not Normandin. I believe now that the J1 I cary is of the Swedish von Fersen family.

Re: What Johanna did John Normandin b: 15 Mar 1869 d: 11 Jul 1960 in Monroe Co. MI (parents: Julius Normandin and Teresa Larabell) marry?

DarrellCarnahan27 — 2009-03-08 15:55:43Z

Thanks very much for your reply.

Re: What Johanna did John Normandin b: 15 Mar 1869 d: 11 Jul 1960 in Monroe Co. MI (parents: Julius Normandin and Teresa Larabell) marry?

SueTerrell61 — 2009-02-22 22:57:52Z

John Normandin married Johanna Grauff-Graff-Graf.
There are several different spellings. They were married 60 some years. They are my great grandparents. Their son John is my mother's dad....

Re: Normandin (Quebec, Canada)

JonNormandin46 — 2008-12-27 23:18:04Z

I am decendent of the Narcisse married Emelie PERIGNY Jan 30, 1849 marrage through their son Oliver who went to Hudson and Worcester Massachusetts. I've also done this DNA and I am J1.

Re: Origins of the name >> DNA

JonNormandin46 — 2008-12-27 18:42:05Z

I have done a little research and have reason to believe that Jacob was probably, that is, more than likely, a Cagot. The Cagot were probably decendents of the Visagoths and the Goth. My Mothers family came from Gotland and my Fathers family was driven East from Gotland, to the Black Sea,into the Roman Empire, into Southern France and finaly driven north to the Pyrenees. I believe when given the opportunity many Cagot fled France to Quebec and I am a decendent of that flight. My DNA on both sides appears to be Goth although the only match I have so far is in Italy.

Origins of the name

JonNormandin46 — 2008-09-30 03:01:13Z

The root is Normand and when you add in on the back it means the short Normand. Jacob was a Protestant along with Daniel and is possibly an explanation for Daniel's unpopularity with his peers. I just had the Y dna analyzed and came back with hap group J1 and a rare J1 at that. I would be interested in knowing if any other Normandin male matches. I could be the product of a fence jumper :-)

Thanks.

JonNormandin@aol.com

Celina Normandin

andrewjkass — 2008-08-19 19:29:14Z

I am looking for any and all information on Celina Normandin (b. 11 Apr 1873) and married (m. 30 Mar 1891) to Louis Desire Bergeron.

From census figures, it appears that her father was born in Canada and her mother was born in Minnesota.

Thanks!

Email me at andrewjkass@yahoo.com

Andrew

Re: Daniel Normandin

LarryDesaire — 2008-06-09 04:00:15Z

I have a lot of information on this Normandin family. Contact me at larrydesaire@yahoo.com

NORMANDIN, DANIEL, soldier, court officer, clerk of court, royal notary; b. c. 1660 at Rochefort, France, son of Jacob Normandin and Marie Briant; buried 18 Sept. 1729 at Batiscan.
He arrived in Canada in October 1684 as a soldier in the Marquis de Rompré’s company, but lost no time in replacing the musket by the pen. By 1687, equipped with a portable writing-desk, he was travelling through the countryside on both banks of the St Lawrence River, from Montreal to Batiscan. He was at one and the same time a tabellion, public recorder, reader of letters, and adviser on legal matters. He determined his fees in a somewhat erratic manner, which called down upon him the wrath of his confrères. In his acts he designated himself as “royal notary and tabellion of the King our Sire,” and was active throughout a wide area. In 1715 he tried to establish himself at Montreal, but the local notaries opposed this move, on the grounds that there were enough of them already. Normandin then settled permanently in the region of Trois-Rivières, more particularly at Batiscan, and held simultaneously all the posts necessitating a minimum of legal knowledge.
Normandin had married Louise Hayot in 1687 at Sorel; she bore him five children. By a holograph will dated 6 May 1728, he bequeathed to his daughter Madeleine’s husband, Guillaume Billy, the greater part of his possessions, including “all the minutes and originals of all kinds of contracts and acts owned by me in my capacity of royal notary from my reception of office until the day of my death.”

Re: Searching for Normandin Cousins

thelamontster — 2008-05-31 02:34:30Z

Chris:

I cannot reply to your message wihtuot signing up for yahoo, which I do not want to do. My NORMANDIN ancestors were from Henryville and Noyan, Quebec, along the Upper Richelieu, and left there to move to Illinois before 1870. If you trace back to that area perhaps we are cousins. Please reply.
Lamont

Searching for Normandin Cousins

ChrisLather — 2008-05-29 22:57:57Z

I'm looking for living descendants of the sister of my great-great grandmother Zenaide.

Frebenie Patenaude and her husband Hormisdas Normandin lived in Waterford, NY and are buried at St Joseph's cemetery. They had several children; Leah, Bertha, Rudolph, Raoul, Earl, Edwege, Omer, Armand, Chester - to name the ones that come to mind. I have more info on request.

If you are a relative or think you may be, please contact me! Thanks!
Chris
koolcblue@hotmail.com

Re: Origin of this name?

JeffJLyons — 2007-06-28 16:36:34Z

One of the original NORMANDIN'S in North America was Mathurin NORMANDIN dit-BEAUSOLEIL, a trapper/fur trader who arrived in Cap de la Madeleine, Quebec (New France), Canada about 1658. There is existing research about him on a few genealogy websites but most of them are written in French. Just punch his name into Google or another search engine and you will see a lot of hits.

Here is one: http://www.reseauconseil.com/Pierre-Francoise/normandi.htm

Here is another one: http://mypage.bluewin.ch/a-z/normandin/amerique.htm

Origin of this name?

frenchlady234 — 2007-05-09 17:08:32Z

I am doing some research for a friend that is a Normandie whose family is originally from Canada. (not 100% sure where just yet, but where working on it. ) I am doing ok with the tracking, but was curious if there are any books on this family name? In my own family, the King, Seymour, and Heroux families have already been researched with information and books published about them. This name, Normandie/Normandin does seem kind of common and I was just curious if there was anything like that out there and I just wasn't finding it. I am curious about the origin of the name, though. Any help is appreciated as always.

Re: NORMANDIN DIT BEAUSOLEIL

NENormandin — 2007-04-28 14:21:15Z

Pierre (Peter) Normandin (b. 3/19/1830 d. 7/19/1902)
Marie Onesmie LaBerge (LaBarge) (b. 2/15/1833 d. 2/24/1923)were married in Iberville, PQ 10/3/1850.

Pierre's parents:
Antoine Normandin b. 12/12/1796
Marie Josephe Faust b. 11/15/1788
married 1/15/1916 in Boucherville, PQ

Antoine's parents:
Joseph Normandin b. 11/20/177
Genevieve Lacoste dit Languedoc b. 12/15/1771

Marie Josephe Faust's parents:
Joseph-Andre Faust
Marie-Agatha Jodoin b. 8/24/1760

Please email me directly if this sounds like your family line @ grace2u@nycap.rr.com

NE Normandin

Re: Normandin (Quebec, Canada)

thelamontster — 2007-04-02 03:55:08Z

I have some info about these NORMANDIN, in case no one else has sent it to you.

Champlain:

Children of Francois and Marie:

Olivier married Arline BEAUDOIN Aug 10, 1857
Elmire married Edouard BYATT Jan 9, 1860
Narcisse married Emelie PERIGNY Jan 30, 1849

Ste. Genevieve de Batiscan:

Francois NORMANDIN, son of Antoine and Marguerite DUBOIS, married Marie ST. ARNAUD July 15, 1829

other children of Antoine and Magruerite married at Batiscan: Antoine, Marie, Marthe and Julie

Children of Francois and MArie ST ARNAUD marreid at Batiscan:
Philie married Jacques BEAUDOIN July 29, 1850
Aime married Louise BYATH Feb 4, 1861

Champlain:
Antoine NORMANDIN, son of Francois NORMANDIN and Marie-Anne PAPILLOUX, married Marguerite DUBOIS May 7, 1791.

Batiscan:
Francois NORMANDIN, son of Francois NORMANDIN and Genevieve GATEUA, married Marie-Anne PAPILLEAUX Feb 19, 1748.

I have several pagew of transcriptions from htese churches if we can figure a way to get them to you. (exkuse speling. it is late)

Normandin (Quebec, Canada)

alreadydid3 — 2007-03-29 10:34:54Z

Hoping to find accurate information on this Normandin line. http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=normand...

Re: NORMANDIN DIT BEAUSOLEIL

2006-08-05 00:14:03Z

Do you know who Pierre's parents were? I am researching the family of Louis NORMANDIN dit BEAUSOLEIL and Judith MONTMARQUET from this area. They were married in ST Hyacinthe 1820 and may have lived in Vermont for awhile. I have records of baptisms for their children in different parishes from 1835 to 1841. She died in Henryville in 1864. I have info about Louis' ancestors if these families are connected.

Re: Jean Normandin

2006-08-02 19:07:17Z

The Heidel line starts with my grandma Divida Joy Normandin, her mother was meryle Heidel. If you want I could send you what i have on the Normandin line.

Re: NORMANDIN DIT BEAUSOLEIL

2006-08-02 03:33:49Z

Jodi,
The Pierre & Marie Onesime you mention are my great, great grandparents through their son Zephrin to his son Alfred Frederick Zephrin (my gfather) to Robert Laurence (my father).

Do you have access to one of the family history albums created by Pierre & Marie Onesime's daughter?

Re: Jean Normandin

2006-08-02 03:15:16Z

Sorry Roger, all I have on Jean is that he probably was a barrel maker and Marie a domestic (de la maison).

However I am interested in where the Hiedel line connects to the Normandins. I too am looking to fill in the width of the family tree.

Re: Jean Normandin

2006-07-30 04:47:03Z

I am looking for information on Jean and Maries parents. I am also looking for information on vital statistics on them. I have information on Mathurin and his sons and siblings. I also have information on the Hiedel line.

Louis & Zoe, born Quebec 1820's

2006-07-28 00:25:32Z

I am looking for baptismal records for Louis and Zoe NORMANDIN, children of Louis NORMANDIN and Judith MONTMARQUET who were married in St Hyacinthe in 1820. Louis junior married Lucy CAYER in Henryville in 1843. Zoe married Emery SIMARD in Henryville in 1842. Louis and Judith had daughter Salome baptized in Henryville in 1835 and daughter M. Delphine baptized at St Valentin in 1841. When Judith died in 1864 Louis senior was said to be from St Thomas de Foucault. It is possible Louis and Judith were in Vermont sometime between 1820 and 1835. There are no baptismal records at St Hyacinthe, St Athanase or St Luc. I have pedigree for Louis that goes back to Mathurin, but I am trying to learn about his kids.

Re: Jean Normandin

2006-07-25 20:55:27Z

Roger, What are you looking for? My family line is traced back to Mauthrin Normandin-dit-Beausoleil, the son of Jean & Marie.

Normandin

2005-11-13 03:01:40Z

Looking for anything on a Frank Normandin born abt 1850 in Canada, married Delia Tatro in RI abt 1860.
Contact me at jretg@cebridge.net.

Death: Lillian (Normandin) Boulanger, Lowell Sun, Lowell MA, August 25, 1933

2005-11-05 13:32:30Z

I am in no way related to this person, but wanted to post the information in case it is helpful to someone else.

Source, Lowell Sun
Lowell MA
August 25, 1933

BOULANGER - Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. (Normandin) Boulanger will be grieved to learn of the death of their infant daughter, Lillian Boulanger, aged 3 years and 15 days, yesterday at the home of her parents, 102 Hale street. Besides her parents, she leaves a sister, Rita, and two brothers, Edward and Arthur Boulanger.

Re: Francois E. Normandin Quebec/LosAngeles,California

2005-10-31 04:11:32Z

Anyone know who this François E. Normandin's parents are?

Francois E. Normandin Quebec/LosAngeles,California

2005-08-06 21:06:14Z

Re: Louis NORMANDIN m. 1820 St Hyacinthe

2005-07-16 03:40:54Z

Thank you, Nancy. It was the website you listed that recently led me to the NORMANDIN name. I have been in contact with the author of that site, who is a cousin of mine. The connection of Michael LAMONT to Maxime (or Marine) NORMANDIN is based upon a church marriage record from Illinois, 1854. The civil record, however, lists the groom as Michael LEMONT. I am trying to find some other evidence to confirm that these are all names of the same person, and that he is, indeed, the son of Louis NORMANDIN.

Re: Francois-Xavier/Francis Normandin

realcroteau1 — 2007-03-10 19:28:01Z

Thank you Nancy tu put your attention on my request.

Unfortunately, I do not think it's the good one for 2 reasons: first François was born around 1796 according to the 1870 US census showing him at 74 of age and second, I was able to find the children of François married to Émélie (Camillia) that you mention and there is no François-Xavier...

I have a subscription to a database in Québec showing information about that couple (parents, children and their marriage). Let me know if you need them.

Réal

Francois-Xavier/Francis Normandin

realcroteau1 — 2007-03-08 02:54:14Z

Born in 1796 in Canada. Do not know his wife. Looking for her and his parents in Canada.
I can see him in the US census 1870 with his son Francois-Xavier/Francis Normandin (same name, born in 1832-33 in Canada) who married in 1856 Boonton, NJ Lydia Stone from NY born in 1836. Blocked there.
Any information would be appreciated.

Daniel Normandin

djreiter — 2005-08-04 18:36:37Z

I would love to have copies of your pictures. Do you have them scanned into your computer? If not I would be willing to pay for copies. You may contact me at djreiter@tds.net

NORMANDIN, Simon & Wesley

djreiter — 2005-08-04 18:36:37Z

Looking for information on this Normandin family from Osseo Minnesota originally Quebec Canada. Also Wes and Randi Normandin, I lost your email address.

Francois Xavier Normandin, born Canada, moved to New Bedford, MA...some children's names.

piddypatter — 2006-04-21 19:38:25Z

I am searching for family info on FRANCOIS XAVIER NORMANDIN, unknown DOB: (Born in Canada, either Quebec or Ont, unknown spouses names... Reportedly, there were a number of children, other than the three children named below.

Francois Xavier traveled with two youngest sons in the early 1900's - 1908, leaving them at various farms throughout the seasons to work..... When work at one farm would be done, Francois would return and take them to the next job. They believed their mother died when they were very young, as they did not remember seeing her again once they left to work on the farms...

Mentioned was also a Native American family in Canada, where Francois spent time, and he was believed to be an avid frontiersman, at the turn of the century......

KNOWN CHILDREN:

OSCAR's known living brothers, at his death.....

HONORE(A)............. lived in NewFrancois had a number of children by several wives. Bedford area
ORIFIER.................. believed to have lived in New Bedford
OSCAR P..............B:Apx 1895, D: Feb 1964, New Bedford MA, He lived on Acushnet Ave, New Bedford MA, When he died, services were at Chausse-Dumont Funeral Home on Acushnet. SPOUSE: ALINE COTE: B: June 1894, D: April 1973....... He arrived in US from Canada apx 1914 - 50 years prior to his death. 1 Child: ALBERT W. B: 1915, D: 2006, at age 90.... ALBERT lived in New Bedford until apx 1948, relocated to Yalesville, CN, until 1998. Married twice, Children: daughter from first marriage, and 2 sons from second marriage.

Any information that might lead to this family line would be appreciated...... Thanks Pat

NORMANDIN DIT BEAUSOLEIL

angel1551us — 2006-06-25 17:38:03Z

I am looking to exchange information with anyone who is reasearching the NORMANDIN line.

Pierre NORMANDIN
b. 19 Mar 1830 in Iberville, Iberville Co, Quebec, Canada
d. 19 Jul 1902 in White Hall, Washington Co, NY
married on 03 Oct 1850 in Iberville, Iberville Co, Quebec to
Onesime LABERGE
b. 16 Feb 1833 in Iberville, Iberville Co, Quebec, Canada
d. 24 Feb 1923

They have 12 children:
Marie Elmire, Josphine, Pierre Althanse, Marie Eva-Leontine, Zephrin Peirre (Peter), Adolphe, Joseph Denis, Rose Emma, Marie Louise, Alfred, Marie Emma, and Marie Francilia.

I have much more information and am willing to exchange data.

Thanks,
Jodi

Re: NORMANDIN DIT BEAUSOLEIL

JeffJLyons — 2006-07-03 14:12:02Z

I've been doing a lot of Nomandin genealogy but I don't recognize that particular Pierre Normandin. Normandin-dit-Beausoleil is most definitely part of my direct line. My great-grandfather was Louis Normandin, son of Francois Normandin-Mathilde Mercure.

My guess is that your Pierre eventually leads back to the union of Jean-Marie Normandin (6/16/1754 - ?) and Marie-Angelique Pion-LaFontaine (2/15/1758 - ?) although I'm not sure which path.

Re: Daniel and Jacob Normandin

alreadydid3 — 2007-03-22 21:43:02Z

If you're still around rootsweb... I'm looking for information on the family of Ephrem Normandin and Lucy Cote. Their daughter was my aunt's grandmother and I'm trying to help her find her family info.

DEATHS ~ ~ La Sarre, Quebec Listing from Bulletin de la Societe Historique Abitibiene

mindfoggs2 — 2006-10-29 03:07:38Z

Let me start by saying none of the individuals in this post is related to my family. All I know is what I have posted here.

From the book BULLETIN DE LA SOCIETE HISTORIQUE ABITIBIENNE LA SARRE. HISTORE DE SAINT-ANDRE DE LA SARRE ABITIBI QUEBEC CANADA Premiere partie 1908 - 1922 Vol. 1 No. 1.

Les sepultures a La Sarre pages 90 - 96

Most of these deaths in this book are children. The surname of the child would be that of the father. Some are spouses in which case the single surname is that of the deceased and the full given and surname is that of the widowed spouse.

Deceased ~ Death Date ~ Next of Kin

Sophie 21 oct 1918 NORMANDIN
Epouse de- Jos PROULX

Sophronie 21 oct 1918 J-NORMANDIN
Epouse de- Jos PROULX

Marriages ~ La Sarre, Abitibe, Quebec Listing from Bulletin de la Societe Historique Abitibiene

mindfoggs2 — 2006-10-01 21:13:45Z

Let me start by saying none of the individuals in this post is related to my family. All I know is what I have posted here.

From the book BULLETIN DE LA SOCIETE HISTORIQUE ABITIBIENNE LA SARRE. HISTORE DE SAINT-ANDRE DE LA SARRE ABITIBI QUEBEC CANADA Premiere partie 1908 - 1922 Vol. 1 No. 1. Les mariages a La Sarre

Parents of each individual are given in brackets. The father's surname is assumed to be the same as that of the groom or bride; only the mother's full name is given.

Royal DEGON [ Alfred & Agnes NORMANDIN] 28 Nov 1917 a Alexina GIGUERE [Johnny & Liciana MARTEL]

Normandin-Dextraze, Iberville, QC

isoule1 — 2005-08-09 10:17:53Z

Azarias Normandin married August 2, 1915 in Mont St-Grégoire, Iberville, Elisabeth Dextraze (born March 20, 1896) d/o Elzear Bizier and Emilie McNulty. Looking for the parents of Azarias and their children.
I also have Zephir Normandin married to Louise Dextraze, no dates and no parents. I thought originally that Zephir was the father of Azarias but seems not.
I also have Philomene Normandin married to Joseph Regnier (s/o Louis and Françoise Robert) Oct. 17, 1865 in St-Philippe, Laprairie.
Missing many dates

Re: Normandin-Dextraze, Iberville, QC

isoule1 — 2005-08-09 10:17:53Z

Where Joseph and Ursula from Iberville, QC?

Re: Normandin-Dextraze, Iberville, QC

isoule1 — 2005-08-09 10:17:53Z

Thank you Nancy for your time. I will do some investigation and will let you know my findings.
Lou

Jean Normandin

rogerwarren_1 — 2006-07-24 04:39:08Z

I am looking for information on Jean Normandin he was born in 1614 in LaRochelle, France and was married to Marie Desmaisons

Re: Normandin-Dumas

@@brushar@t-one.net — 2005-11-03 02:25:32Z

Did you ever get a reply from me, I do not remember being notified of your message! I have heard from another relative of the Normandin's from Plattsburg, NY via Canada.
They are related to the Lyons from Ludington, MI do you have any connections to Ludington, Mason Co. MI? Or Manistee, MI? My Dumas relatives are from Canada and migrated to Malone, NY to Manistee, Manistee Co. MI Your Normandin family is probably related to the ones who came to Michigan.
Let me hear from you.

Re: Normandin-Dumas

@@brushar@t-one.net — 2005-11-03 02:25:32Z

There may be a connection. It seems that families would marry into the same families all the time. I will ask my contact if she knows. Talk to you later.

Re: Normandin-Dumas

@@brushar@t-one.net — 2005-11-03 02:25:32Z

There was a Francis Normandine and Margaret Dumas NY that
came to Manistee, Manistee County, MI In the early 1800's, had a
large family and there is quite a history of the family in Mason County and Manistee County, MI

Re: Normandin and Dumas

@@brushar@t-one.net — 2005-11-03 02:25:32Z

Hi,
I don't know if I ever answered your query or not, but I do have
information on the Normandins (Norman) and Dumas family in
Manistee, MI Let me know.

Re: Francois-Xavier/Francis Normandin

nancyctr — 2007-03-11 04:44:26Z

Réal,
I am always interested in confirming (or denying) my information. I do not have access to the reference you mention. I welcome your offer to share some of that data.

I may be emailed directly at grace2u@nycap.rr.com.

Thank you for your generosity.
Nancy N

Re: Francois-Xavier/Francis Normandin

nancyctr — 2007-03-10 12:16:41Z

I located a Francois Normandin in my family tree.
He was born in 1801 in Boucherville, PQ.
Parents:
Joseph Normandin (Nov 1773) and
Genevieve Lacoste dit Languedoc (Dec 1771).

Francois married Camillia Favreau Jan 1827 in Boucherville, PQ. I do not have any info on Camillia's parents.

Francois's father Joseph is son of Antoine, son of Louis, son of Jean Baptiste, son of Mauthrin, who is the first of this Normandin line to arrive from France. Mauthrin's parents were Jean Normandin dit Beausoleil and Marie Desmaison.

I do not have children for Francois X and Camillia. If this list sounds like a convincing connection to your data, I have more details to share. Let me know!
Nancy N