Here it is. Maurice (XI) » Hermenegilde (X) » Henri (IX) » Joseph (VIII) » Jean-Baptiste (VII) » Jean-Baptiste (VI) » Pierre (V) » Joseph (IV) » Joseph dit Cajetan (III) » Pierre (II) » Daniel (I). Interesting notes: Joseph dit Cajetan (III) was deported with his wife to MA. After 1763 they joined their orphaned grandchildren in St-Ours. Joseph (IV) was deported to SC and England without his family. We later find him in Quebec City where his wife dies in 1758, and he in 1759, leaving 3 orphans under 10 years of age. We find Pierre (V) and his 2 surviving sisters in St-Ours well before the end of the war in 1763. We also find a maternal uncle, Claude Benoit, and a paternal aunt, Marguerite LeBlanc Blanchard, and their families in Quebec City and St-Ours during the same period as the family of Joseph (IV). It is reasonable to think that one or perhaps both of these families took in the orphans after the death of Joseph (IV). April 19, 2015 will be the bi-centennial of the death of Pierre (V) in St-Hyacinthe, QC. Regards, Maurice