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Francois Pelletier, Caribou, ME

pelletier_richard — 2009-10-19 14:21:07Z

Searching death date for Francois Pelletier married in a first marriage with Mathilde Guimond on 13/08/1867 in Ste-Flavie, QC. François was borned 17/10/1825 in Rivière-du-Loup, QC so François and Sophie Michaud. François has two sons who got married at Sacred Heart, Caribou, ME.
Paul m 16/07/1888 to Suzanne Violette do Louis and Elisabeth Fournier, Pierre m 28/11/1882 to Sophie Gagnon do Parfait and Adelaïde Lebel. Would like information on his second marriage also.

Thank you for your help.

Richard Pelletier

Re: George Pelletier, Old Town, ME

lafta19 — 2009-10-04 17:39:59Z

Looking for George Pelletier from Gorham, Me. I graduated with him from St. Thomas Seminary Bloomfield, CT 1973. I have'nt seem him 20+ years.

Aurore Cecile Pelletier, Nashua NH

N1NH1 — 2009-08-24 12:20:36Z

Published: Monday, August 24, 2009
Aurore Cecile Pelletier, Nashua

Aurore Cecile (Soucy) Pelletier of Nashua, widow of Roland E. Pelletier, died peacefully on Saturday August 22, 2009 at Community Hospice House in Merrimack. A daughter of the late Ely and Mary (Parent) Soucy, she was born in Van Buren, ME. on August 20 1922.

Soon after completing her education in Van Buren, she married Roland E. Pelletier in December of 1940. The couple moved to the Nashua area in 1944, residing in Nashua and Hudson for many years. Mr. Pelletier died in January of 2000.

A devoted wife, mother and homemaker, Mrs. Pelletier had been employed with Nashua Plastics for several years. She will be remembered for her warm, giving heart, unselfish character and her beautiful smile.

Members of her family include three sons and their wives, Roland and Sharrel Pelletier of Boynton Beach, FL, Michael and Judy Pelletier of Hudson, and Norman and Nadine Pelletier of Warner, NH; three daughters, Sandra Pelletier of Milford, Linda Nixon and her husband Richard of Nashua, and Susan Turmel and her husband Randy of Nashua; 21 grandchildren; 35 great-grandchildren; 6 great-great-grandchildren; a sister, Constance Acquino and her husband Fred of Merrimack; two brothers, Henry Soucy and his wife Lucille and Clifford Soucy of Nashua; numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.

Aurore was predeceased by a daughter, Beatrice Godbois and her husband Francis of Pembroke, NH; a sister, Rita Pelletier and her husband Lawrence; brother Joseph Soucy and his wife Annette; brothers Philip Soucy, Lawrence Soucy, Gerard Soucy and brother Leo Soucy and his wife Patricia.

SERVICES: There are no calling hours. A Mass of Christian Burial will celebrate her life at St. John-Neumann Church, One Milford Road, Route 101-A in Merrimack, Wednesday morning at 10 am. Friends are invited to attend and will gather at the church. Interment will follow in St. Francis Xavier Cemetery. Her family is requesting that those wishing to express their sympathy, may make memorial donations to: Community Hospice House, 22 Prospect Street, Nashua, NH 03060 whose staff of Angels cared for her with love, compassion and respect, which the family is eternally grateful. Arrangement are in the care of the FARWELL FUNERAL SERVICE, 18 Lock Street, Nashua NH 03064. 882-0591 www.farwellfuneralservice.com.

Re: Rufus Ferrand Pelletier, NC, 1824+

Liz_DuBois — 2009-08-18 07:54:36Z

I would be very interested in learning more about the Pelletiers. Please contact me at ddubois@sinclair.net.

Thanks!
Liz

Re: Rufus Ferrand Pelletier, NC, 1824+

lisapelletierharman — 2009-08-18 07:20:01Z

I have information on the NC Pelletier Line, as well as the Weeks line . Both lines are traced back to their origin in America. The Weeks line is traced back to approx 1525

Re: Albina Pelletier, Montreal 1905

nicoleduby — 2009-07-11 03:46:11Z

lida louise pelletier is my great great great grandmother.

Fredéric Pelletier

dglaybourne — 2009-07-03 08:43:01Z

Hi, I am wondering if anyone can help me in locating my Great-Grandfather. I believe his name is Fredéric Pelletier, born about 1861 in Montreal, Quebec. Full name believed to be Fredéric George Louis Gaston Pelletier. Left Canada probably between the ages of 15 and 20. Eventually married Margaretta Johnson from Newry, County Down, Northern Ireland about 1884 and changed surname from Pelletier to Gaston. Family legend has it that he was the 7th son of a 7th son but that's about all we have. I would be most grateful for any help and assistance in tracing my ancestor. Many thanks.

Pelletier-Boisvert

kmart111 — 2009-07-01 16:05:19Z

I have looked everyplace for this Marraige, with no luck. I am hopeing someone might have it or know about it.
Marie-Elisabeth Pelletier Married Urbain-Joseph Boisvert I. Urbain also married Marie-Christine (Justine) Lamouth November 1867 St Pierre, Sorel,Richelieu, Quebec, Canada. In thir wedding report from Canada states Urbain was the husband of Elisabeth Pelletier. Before the marraige to Christine.
I also do know that Urbain went back and forth from Canada to Springfield ma. He also used the name Peter Greenwood

If anyone know of this Pelletier, I would really appreciate the information.

Thank youin advance for any help I might get.

Re: Pelletier genealogy available

LJBILB — 2009-05-24 00:40:02Z

I am researching the Pelkey side of my family. I have been told that they were originally Pelletier. I have a John J Pelkey that was born in 1870 whose parents are Joseph & Mary Pelkey according to his marriage information. I would be interested in getting your file to see if this family matches any of your information.

Aurelie (Orelie) Pelletier

rlfortinnh — 2009-05-22 04:54:54Z

Looking for parents of Aurelie Pelletier who was married to Isaac Anger back in Quebec mid 1800's

Re: Is Pelkey relative a Pelletier

repage — 2009-04-19 18:26:26Z

Some of the Pelletiers who migated to Indiana in the 1700's have had their name mutated to Pelky.
Bob Page

Re: Is Pelkey relative a Pelletier

georgeapellet — 2009-04-19 12:16:28Z

Pelkey is one of the corruptions of Pelletier... Most of the immigrants from Quebec were illeterate and did not know how to spell their names... the immigration officials, not knowing French, usually spelled the names phonetically... and I have heard the name Pelletier pronounced "Pelkier" by my wife's grandmother's husband...

In my data I have a Sophie Pelletier married to a Joseph Theriault in Frenchville, Maine, but in 1889...

Re: Is Pelkey relative a Pelletier

lpbowers — 2009-04-18 02:55:18Z

Yes, Pelkey is definetly related to Pelletier. My father was Chester Bernard Pelkey, but the last name was originally spelled at Pelletier. His family is from Canada and they are French Canadian. His mother was Ester Robair, also French and migrated to New York from Canada. Lived in Ausable Forks, NY. Family in Moores, NY.

Re: Joseph-Augustin Pelletier & Émilie Martel

pelletier_richard — 2009-04-16 12:10:25Z

Thank you for the information.

Re: Joseph-Augustin Pelletier & Émilie Martel

georgeapellet — 2009-04-16 12:00:17Z

My data indicate that Joseph-Augustin's parents are Charles P. and Flavie Simard, married on 12 Jan 1869 at St-Georges-de-Cacouna, QC, Canada

This family is in the Guillaume P. lineage... if you care to have it, let me know...

Joseph-Augustin Pelletier & Émilie Martel

pelletier_richard — 2009-04-15 17:53:14Z

Hi.

I'm looking for the parents of Joseph-Augustin Pelletier and Émilie Martel married on Sept 11 1891 in Lowell, MA

Thank you for your help!

Richard Pelletier

Re: Pelletier genealogy available

maryrussell65 — 2009-03-20 03:18:37Z

Hi Bernadette,
You'll have to email me at GRUSSEL1@ELP.RR.COM. It's a large file that I received from someone ages ago. It helped me but I don't know if it will help you.
Mary

Re: Pelletier genealogy available

bdmeunier — 2009-03-19 23:45:47Z

yes, I would be interested in the pelletier genealogy that you so generously offered. I am especially interested in the pelletiers of the northern maine area.

Thanks
Bernadette D. Meunier

Re: Pelletier Native American links sought

blackcloud — 2008-10-25 15:06:32Z

Hi,
I have a book titled FRENCH AND NATIVE NORTH AMERICAN MARRIAGES 1600-1800 BY Paul J. Bunnell, FACG, UE. It lists the following Pelletiers who are or have married native Americans. If you send me you snail mail address I will send you the sources for this info. Here is my e-mail address. ahernp@embarqmail.com

1. Antoine Pelletier (Algonquin), son of Michel Pelletier and Francois Meneux married 1721 Marie Dauza-Akgonkine.

2. Charles Pelletier, son of Nicolas(Antaya) Pelletier married 2/7/1720 Marie-Madeline Iskuamiskuskueu.

3. Francois Pelletier, born circa 1635 St-Pierre de Galardon, Chartres, France, son of Nicolas (Antaya) Pelletier and Jeanne Voissy (Roussy) married 1660
Dorothee Ameriindienne.

4. Nicolas Pelletier married 8-5-1715 Marie Sauvagesse, daughter of Grand Chief Jean-Baptiste Nanabesa.

I am the 10th great-granddaughter of Eloi Pelletier and Francoise Matte.

Joyce

Re: Emily Peltier

joyness1 — 2009-02-03 21:33:11Z

Email me at joyness@optonline.net and I will send you further info.
Chris

Re: Emily Peltier

joyness1 — 2009-02-03 15:55:25Z

Emilie Pelletier was the d/o Paul Pelletier and Angele Parenteau married 15 Feb 1847 St-Michel D'Yamaska. She married Charles Amans 12 Jan 1878 Centerville, MN. Daughter, Mary Angeline, married Hilaire Mireau 15 Jul 1895 Dobie, WI
Chris

Re: Rebecca Pelletier

dodophilip — 2009-01-29 17:07:36Z

Rébecca Pelletier is born on 26th Sept. 1828 at Ste-Anne-de-la-Pocatière and died on 3th November 1902 at St-Cyrille in L'islet county.

If you want the pictures of baptism and burried act, send me an e-mail to longdodo@yahoo.fr

Re: Pelletier Native American links sought

dodophilip — 2008-10-30 01:51:22Z

Hi Joyce,

Nicolas Pelletier is not the one named Antaya. Only his brother, François, and his lineage are Antaya. François never married a Native. He got his name Antaya when he stayed around Sorel, PQ. Nicolas had married three times with Native but, like I said, he never named Antaya.

Sory about my poor English.

Dodo

Re: Pelletier Native American links sought

dodophilip — 2008-10-30 14:48:37Z

Hi Bill,

You're right. I just forgot that François married Dorothée at Tadoussac before his marriage with Marguerite Morriseau. He did'nt have children with Dorothée. That's why people named Antaya don't have any Native in their lineage. I found these on Pelletier's family association. Search was done by Benoît Pelletier Shoja: http://association.pelletier.net/GrandesFamilles/NicolasPell...

The problem with this marriage was because François did'nt got permission of his parents before getting married. By that time, child were minor until 25 years.

My leneage is from François Pelletier said Antaya, not from his brother Nicolas, both son of Nicolas Pelletier from Gallardon. Like is father, François is born at Gallardon but his brother Nicolas is born at Sillery, QC.

Some Antaya may have Native lineage today if some of them married Native in the 18th, 19th or 20th century. But they are from François's leneage, not from his brother Nicolas.

Dodo

Re: Sophie Pelletier m. Joseph Saulnier, abt. 1840

MichaelBeausoleil — 2008-08-21 04:01:25Z

Did you ever find the information that you were looking for? Michael Beausoleil (Saulnier)

Re: Pelletier family in Massachusetts

gustave433 — 2009-01-03 06:14:48Z

Thank you very much for the reply.

I have since found their 1900 census record. They were living in Nashua and Frederick is listed as Alfred, like his son. His birth date is given as Jan. 1868. All except Elizabeth as listed as born in NH, in contradiction with the 1910 census.

There is an Alfred F. Pelletier born c. 1868 listed in the 1880 census. He is listed as a boarder in the house of one George Parsons, in Maysville, Maine. However, there he is listed as born in New Brunswick... Is it the same person?

I did try to search for Alfred/Frederick Pelkey, but couldn't find any matching record.

Pelletier family in Massachusetts

gustave433 — 2008-11-24 06:20:02Z

I am searching for parents and relatives of one of my ancestors, Frederick Pelletier b. 1869 in Massachusetts from Canadian parents. He married Elizabeth Rocheleau c. 1878, who was born in Canada. Their children were Delia, Eva, Alfred, Anna, and Julia. In the 1910 census, they are listed as living in Hillsborough NH. They moved to NH from MA sometime between 1896 and 1904.

Unfortunately, the 1910 census is all I could find about them, and I have no idea who Frederick's parents may have been. I could not find any matching family in the 1900 or 1880 censuses. The MA vital records were no help either.

It is possible that while in MA they went under a different name, as this was not rare among French Canadian immigrants. There is also a rumour in the family that one of his parents may have been Native American but there is nothing to support this.

I'd appreciate any hint or help anyone might have to share.

Rebecca Pelletier

rayhelie — 2009-01-29 16:34:08Z

Searching for the birth date (before 1842) & birth place of Rebecca Pelletier. Also looking for her burial date (after 1865) & place. Her parents were Antoine Pelletier & Marie Genevieve Duperré. She married David Paradis August 11, 1857 @ La Pocatiere, Quebec, Canada.

Re: ISO: Ancestors of Raymond Thomas Pelletier Sr

cedesch — 2008-08-13 13:39:29Z

Shana,
See Richard Pelletier’s posting on GenForum in reply to your query for the answer to your lineage.

The following is specific data extracted from Quebec Church Registers, MA Town Registers, and censuses pertaining to your ancestors. Spellings are as found in the documents:

Jean-Baptiste Peltier, son of Jean-Pierre Peltier and Angelique Peltier, married Theotiste Gueret-Dumond, daughter of Louis Gueret-Dumond and Genevieve Yard of St-Louis-de-Kamouraska, on 4 November 1828 in St-Georges Parish, Cacouna, Riviere-du-Loup County, QC.

Honore Peltier was born the son of Jean-Baptiste Peltier and Domitille Gueret-Dumond on 26 December 1830 in St-Georges Parish, Cacouna, Riviere-du-Loup County, QC. He was baptized on 27 December and his Godparents were Thomas Peltier and Marguerite Caron.

Honore Pelletier, son of Jean-Baptiste Pelletier and Marie Dumond, married Marie-Elizabeth Cote, daughter of Nazaire Cote and Marie Vaillancourt, in St-Patrice, Riviere-du-Loup, QC on 5 January 1856.

Elizabeth Cote, spouse of Honore Pelletier, died on 1 June 1868 in Notre-Dame-du-Lac, Temiscouata, QC.

Honore Pelletier, spouse of deceased Elizabeth Cote, married Sara Cote, daughter of George Cote and Louise Cote born May 1846, in Notre-Dame-du-Lac, Temiscouata, QC on 22 February 1870.

Honore and Sara emigrated to MA in 1878 and had three children: Wilfred b November 1883, Mary L. b July 1886, and Albert b 15 June 1890. Honore Pelletier died of pleurisy on 9 August 1897 in Chelmsford, Middlesex County, MA. See Lowell Death Register Volume 473, Page 249.

Louis A. Pelletier was born the son of Honore Pelletier and Sarah Cote on 15 June 1890 in Lowell, Middlesex County, MA. See Lowell Birth Register Volume 404, Page 148.

Josephine Bleau was born the daughter of of Joseph Bleau and Adeline Jandreau on 16 October 1889 in Holden, Worcester County, MA. See Holden Birth Register Volume 396, Page 372.

The 1930 Milbury, ED 238, Worcester County, MA census lists Joseph A. Pelletier-39, Beatrice-40, Annette-11, Albert-9, Paul-7, Raymond-4&3/12, Edmond-1&1/12. All are born in MA and as of 24 April 1930, the census date, they have been married 12 years.

Re: Pelletier Petit Rocher NB

keythnote — 2008-09-13 20:40:46Z

My name is Keith Pelletier and my Grandfather's name was Hector Pelletier. My grandmother's maiden name was Chassis. They lived in New brunswick. And then Moved to st. Albert alberta.

Re: Pelletier Native American links sought

geocachelinda66 — 2008-10-24 23:37:12Z

Joe, I am also from the same line. My Grandfather was Bernard Pelletier. My mother's name is Marcia. I think the Native American blood is on the female side, starting with the wife of Bernard, Eveline. Linda

Re: Pelletier Native American links sought

cari1240 — 2009-01-12 21:06:44Z

I forgot to mention that I am looking for information about their parents.

Re: Pelletier Native American links sought

cari1240 — 2009-01-12 21:05:26Z

I am trying to find out who my great-granparents parents were. It is a big mystery. They lived in Redford, NY a small area near saranac ny. I think they were orignially from Canada. His name was Joseph Perry previously spelled pare'. His wife was Lucy pelletier later Pelkey. She married Joseph and on my grandmothers baptismal certificate they were Pare'. Later all of them were Perry. I have a picture and was told she was ojibwe. But no one has info on any of them. I think they were both native american. My father and I are very dark.

Pelletiers in Cuba

rpelletier967 — 2009-02-05 06:04:42Z

I am looking for any info on my fathers family.

My GGF George Victor Pelletier and his wife Frances Chatelaine migrated from France to Cuba. They had several children one of which was my father Eugene Herminus Pelletier, uncle Hugo Pelletier and about 8 other children.

There is a large Pelletier-Yanez family in Cuba. Any info would be helpful.

ISO: Ancestors of Raymond Thomas Pelletier Sr

shanalp — 2008-08-09 04:31:22Z

Born January 9, 1926 in Worchester, MA. Died September 1, 1994 in Escondido, CA.
Parents:
Father = Joseph Louis Albert Pelletier (DOB & DOD unknown)
Mother = Beatrice Josephine Bleau (DOB & DOD unknown)
Siblings:
Albert Joseph Pelletier (DOB unknown)
Edmund Pelletier (DOB unknown)
Paul Pelletier (DOB unknown)
Donald Pelletier (DOB unknown)
Annette Pelletier (DOB unknown)

I am looking to connect with any of his surviving siblings and find out my ancestry on the Pelletier side, as I know nothing of it at all. I would love to fill in this gap in my life. I'm interested to find out which of the 2 major Pelletier lines I descend from.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Re: Pelletier genealogy available

abenasongbird — 2009-03-10 16:28:17Z

I would love to have this Pelletier geneology emailed to me: abenasongbird@hotmail.com. My great-great-grandmother was Lucy Pelkey (Pelletier) Lafountain (Married name)who lived in Swanton, Vermont. Her father was Peter Pelkey. I have tried to find out more about this side of family for many years. Peter's mother, Mary Drinkwine is listed as parents coming from St. Legash, Province of Quebec. I would like to know about the Pelletier line and if there is any Abenaki on this side; as I beleive my father was Abenaki - his mother Marie Louise Truso, daughter of Marie Lafountain, daughter of Lucy Pelkey (Lafountain). Thank you!

Emily Peltier

michele8848 — 2009-01-31 22:25:45Z

I am looking for any information about Emily Peltier (Born 2/16/1853, Canada, died Rice Lake, Wi) She was married to Charles Amans and had a daughter Angeline (my great grandmother)

Re: Emily Peltier

michele8848 — 2009-02-03 20:57:53Z

Thank you so much for the information about Emilie's parents, do you have any information about either of their ancestors?

Re: Pelletier genealogy available

rrpell1 — 2009-02-08 22:47:35Z

Mary:

I am starting the research process and am very interested in the research you have done. Would you please email the file and I will go through it to determine if there is any link with my family. My best wishes. Richard R. Pelletier.

rr.pell@comcast.net

Joseph Pelletier (Peltier)

DebrahPoitras — 2008-08-20 03:31:40Z

My family lineage is Poitras-Parisien-Pelletier.
Biological grandparents are Zachery and Emily Poitras (nee Parisien, maternal great-grandparents are Jean Baptiste and LaRose Parisien (nee Pelletier. I believe my gr-gr grandfather to be Joseph Pelletier & ? XX Short but cannot find many records showing anything on them. From what I can see JB Parisien & Larose came back to Canada from the Dakotas so it may be that her family history originated in that area. I've been told she was of Lakota blood...so far we have French/Metis/Cree/Lakota and Algonquin...oh and a little Scot too from the Short side. I have Poitras back to Andre (1610) & his unknown Indian spouse. On the Parisien side I have JB Parisien (1712) & Louise Bercier. Can anyone help me fill in the Pelletier side of my biological family?

Re: George Pelletier, Old Town, ME

jana5721 — 2008-11-09 01:40:02Z

Hello,
Did you ever find any information on George? My father is also George Pelletier and I believe that the Uncle Bernard you mentioned was my Grandfather. It would be interesting to know if we are related.

Re: Pelletier Native American links sought

whpeltier — 2008-10-30 18:30:43Z

Dodo, I forgot to tell you that Ben Shoja was with us in Gallardon for the dedication of the Nicolas plaque. He did the article on Antaya name derivation and also the 2005 write up with me on our trip in 2005. He has translated much of the info from the DVD we got from the Archives in Chartres. He is the North American Nicolas Peltier lineage guru that I lean on for information.

Bill

Re: Pelletier Native American links sought

whpeltier — 2008-10-30 17:43:46Z

Dodo, my email is bpeltier@bellsouth.net. I need to get back to you later, as I am headed to Michigan for 10 days for Steelhead fishing. If you would check out George Pelletier's web site you will see the articles I wrote for George's web site on my visits to Gallardon. I would like to explore your side of the Pelletier/Peltier/Antaya lineage when I return.

Later

Bill

Re: Pelletier Native American links sought

whpeltier — 2008-10-30 13:35:03Z

Hey Dodo, Your English is just fine. Regarding Francois Pelletier Antaya, I believe he married Dorothy(English Name) in Tadoussac which caused a problem because the bans of marriage were not formally announced. I have traced many of the Antaya's to the Detroit and Windsor area. I was in contact with several of them and they provided me with some of their genealogy research on the Antaya surname. Is your lineage traced back to the Nicolas Peltier/Pelletier surname?
I have traced my lineage back to Nicolas Peltier who came to Quebec City in 1636 from Gallardon. His father was Francois. I have visited Gallardon in 1999 and 2005. Later, Bill Peltier

Re: Pelletier genealogy available

maryrussell65 — 2009-03-10 18:25:17Z

I don't know about Abenaki ancestors. There are none in my file. I'm sure there probably is some somewhere. I found two Micmac great, great etc grandmothers in my genealogy but not through the Pelletier line. Do you know that there was more than one Pelletier ancestor way back when? I'll send you my file. It is very big. Happy hunting.

Re: Pelletier family in Massachusetts

zoebeejane1 — 2009-01-03 05:19:12Z

Try the name Pelkey. I have a Delia in my line born - according to half the vital records I find - in Ashburnham, Massachusetts; the other half state St. Albans, Vermont. Her family is originally from St. Armand, Quebec - parents names are Henry and Lydia, according to census information in St. Albans, Vermont.

Palmyre R. (Pelletier) Belhumeur 1923-2009

N1NH1 — 2009-02-15 13:30:32Z

Nashua Telegraph, Nashua NH 15 Feb 2009
Palmyre R. (Pelletier) Belhumeur 1923-2009
Palmyre R. (Pelletier) Belhumeur, 85, of Alpine Ave., Hudson passed away Saturday February 14, 2009 at St. Joseph Hospital.

Palmyre was born in Nashua on December 9, 1923 a daughter of the late Romuald & Blanche (Pellerin) Pelletier. She was the widow of Clement Belhumeur who died May 2, 1982.

Palmyre was a lifelong resident of Nashua and Hudson. She had been employed by International Shoe, Ferd Corporation, Turnpike Super Shell and Hampton Auto Court. Palmyre had also been the owner and operator of the Mountaineer Motel in Lincoln, NH. Palmyre was a communicant of St. Louis de Gonzague Church.

Palmyre is survived by three sons, Ronald Belhumeur and his wife Debra, Richard Belhumeur and his wife Debora all of Nashua and Roger Belhumeur and his wife Janet of Litchfield; eight grandchildren, Patricia, Wendy, Chad, Michelle, Craig, Keith, William and Jessi; eighteen great grandchildren; two sisters; Albertine Lessard of Nashua and Rachel Ouellette of Leominster, MA; one brother, Donald Pelletier and his wife Dorothy of Hollis; a sister-in-law, Solange Pelletier of Merrimack; also several nieces, nephews and cousins.

Re: George Pelletier, Old Town, ME

sdcaron1 — 2009-01-19 18:54:32Z

George /Pelletier/ born 1883 son of Charles M /Pelletier/ and Leontine /Brillant/.

More info if needed

Scott

Re: My Pelletier tree, FR>QC

ejn2000 — 2008-12-30 19:01:31Z

hi
i have a rapheal israel pellitier from trois rivers .

some where i have info sent to me about him. i think all pelletiers came from 2 people
one my ancestor and another who married and indian.

ed

Re: Andree PELLETIER m. 1958 Montreal QC to Jean Jacques ARBOUR

gapellet — 2008-08-04 11:40:23Z

Andree P. married J.J. Arbour at St-Jacques Mineur Church in Montreal, QC on 20 Sep 1958...

Andree is in the Guillaume Pelletier lineage... I can provide you with her Pelletier lineage... but I'm quite sure Denise will do that shortly...

I have no info on Jean-Jacques...