Hi Martha! Your husband and my husband are sharing the first 7 generations of Acadian Blanchard. Here is his direct Blanchard line, going to his father. Descendants of Guillaume Blanchard 1 BLANCHARD, Guillaume Abt. 1590 - +POIRIER, Huguette m: Abt. 1610 in Martaiz�, Loudun, Vienne, France 2 BLANCHARD, Jean Abt. 1611 - +LAMBERT, Rad�gonde Abt. 1621 - m: Abt. 1641 in Port Royal, Acadie 3 BLANCHARD, Martin Abt. 1647 - +LEBLANC, Fran�oise Abt. 1653 - Abt. 1681 m: Abt. 1670 in Port Royal, Acadie 4 BLANCHARD, Ren� Abt. 1677 - +LANDRY, Anne Abt. 1684 - m: 1701 in Port Royal, Acadie 5 BLANCHARD, Ren� Abt. 1702 - +TH�RIAULT, Marguerite Abt. 1708 - m: 09/07/1726 in St-Charles des Mines, Acadie 6 BLANCHARD, Olivier Abt. 1728 - 1796 + AMIRAULT, Catherine-Jos�phe Abt. 1735 - 1817 m: Abt. 1752 7 BLANCHARD, Maxime "Urbain-Thadd�e" 1755 - 1793 + L�GER, Judith Abt. 1763 - 1813 m: 08/06/1784 in Caraquet, NB 8 BLANCHARD, �phrem-Zozime 1788 - 1816 + ROBICHAUD, Julie Abt. 1790 - 1867 m: 25/02/1811 in Caraquet, NB 9 BLANCHARD, Docit� 1814 - 1888 + ROBICHAUD, Julie 1817 - 1872 m: 26/02/1838 in Bathurst, NB 10 BLANCHARD, Docit� 1839 - 1906 + BOUDROT, Louise 1850 - m: 26/02/1870 in Pokemouche, NB 11 BLANCHARD, Th�ophile 1883 - 1971 + DESROSIERS, Rose-Anna 1885 - 1920 m: 09/07/1906 in Montr�al, QC 12 BLANCHARD, Alphonse 1910 - 1983 + LUSSIER, Laurenda 1904 - 1970 m: in Montr�al, QC Bye Bye, Suzanne :-))

Looking for information on a John Blanchard born June 17 1866 in Redding England Immigrated to Canada B4 1893 when he married an Alice Craft Would like a starting point with my geneology Derek D

I was told today that my ggrandfather William M. BLANCHARD (b. 1851, TN) was Jewish. Does anyone know of any BLANCHARDS of this faith? Thanks for your help. Beryl Browning

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Since I now have more on my Blanchard ancestry, it time for me to post it to see if anyone connects. My Blanchards were French Canadians. Michel Louis Blanchard dit Renaud (Raynaud/Reneau/Renaut) aka Louis Renaud m. Madeleine Dufresne 19 Feb 1781 in St-Charles sur le Richelieu, Que. Madeleine Dufresne was b. 8 Sep 1758 in St-Charles sur le Richelieu and was the daughter of Jacques Dufresne b. 7 Aug 1719 and Marie-Anne Leduc b. 29 Nov 1727. Louis and Madeleine had 2 known daughters; M. Louise m. Amable Loiselle (Loisel) in 1805 and M. Charlotte m. Francois Archambault 6 Oct 1817. I not only have the younger generations but the ancestry of Madeleine Dufresne which includes much Archambault and many other lines. I have a considerably great deal of history of French Canadians in Quebec and in many cases their origination in France. Does any of this sound familiar or is it of any interest to anyone? EHaral1200@aol.com

I received this query on March 3rd and was wondering if someone had any connections or references for this person. In light of the past messages, I will keep his e-mail address. -- Rannie John Buerger wrote: > Greetings. I came across your web page while researching my maternal > grandmother. I wondered if you recall coming across Blanchards of > Ashby or Fitchburg Massachusetts. My grandmother was Grace Amanda > Blanchard, born Oct. 8, 1889 in Ashby to George M. Blanchard (born in > Fitchburg) and Hattie E. Lawrence (born in Ashburnham, Mass.). I know > Grace had a sister Cora Martha and brothers George L. and Amos. I would > appreciate any info or leads. Thanks > --

Here are my Blanchards: Anyone who could enlighten me on these individuals or their ancestry? Sincerely, Rick Duffy First Generation ————————————————————————————————————————————— 1. Irving Deloss Blanchard Doctor. He married Grace Arleen7 P40V-0K Lincoln, daughter of John Clark P40V-CG Lincoln & Carrie Luela P40V-GL Burnham, 3 Jun 1903 in Willimantic, CT. Born 4 Oct 1880 in Willimantic, CT. Died Before 1990. They had the following children: 2 i. Catherine Emily Blanchard 3 ii. Dana Lincoln Blanchard Second Generation ————————————————————————————————————————————— 2. Catherine Emily Blanchard. Born 5 Feb 1908 in Hartford, CT. 3. Dana Lincoln Blanchard. Born 27 Nov 1905 in Hartford, CT. Children: 4 i. Dana Blanchard Jr. 5 ii. UNNAMED 6 iii. UNNAMED Third Generation ————————————————————————————————————————————— 4. Dana Blanchard Jr. 5. . 6. . Reference Note 7 Ancestral File Number Index ————————————————————————————————————————————— , 5 , 6 Blanchard, Catherine Emily 2 Blanchard, Dana Jr. 4 Blanchard, Dana Lincoln 3 Blanchard, Irving Deloss Doctor 1 Lincoln, Grace Arleen P40V-0K, spouse of 1 Rick Duffy 2432 Humboldt Avenue South Minneapolis, MN 55405-2539

Thanks Mike, A useful and informative message. I sent him one, what I considered to be gentle message which he posted to the whole list. I am glad and hopeful that it is over. Now we can all get back to our work, and be using the delete key less. Sincerely, Rick Duffy

I am definately directly descended from these Blanchards. The information I have is from: "The NY Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol. LXXV NY, October, 1944, No.4...The BLANCHARD Family of Elizabeth, New Jersey...Contributed by J. Crawford Hartman, Assistant Librarian John (Jean, Jan) BLANCHARD m. Suzanne REZEAU..Suzanne's father was Rene Rezeau. "Rene REZEAU, mason of the Isle de Re, fled from there with his family after the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes." (Baird's Hug. Emig. to Amer. v.I,p.305) John Blanchard Jr., son of John and Suzanne, married Marie Joline, dau. of Andrew Joline. "Andrew Joline, French Huguenot, came to this country from Saint Palais, a seaport in Saintonge, France. He married (2nd) mary Trotter b. 1654, in Newbury, Mass....Had a daughter: Marie (Mary) Joline; married John Blanchard, Jr. (Hug: var. pag.; Col. & Rev. Fams of Phila. 1933, v.I, p. 56.) I assume these BLANCHARDS to be Huguenots...It seems they were marrying Huguenots... I JUST WANT TO KNOW MORE!!!!!!! Cynthia Sheehan

Hi fellow researchers I just realized that after signing up for this mail list, I never posted any BLANCHARD surnames that I am following up on my husband's side. I don't know where the connection is just yet as this information was taken from hand written information of cut up paper bags placed in an old cigar box. Can someone help me find info on the following: William F. BLANCHARD married to Rosa Clark Children: Rosa Ferne BLANCHARD d. Pittsburgh Baptist Home June 6, 1938. Dwane Waine BLANCHARD, elder daughter d. Sept 6, 1894 in Union City, PA. William F. BLANCHARD married to Isadore Emily Honeysett? Dec. 26, 1890 2nd wife (Isadore died May 19, 1935) Son: Clyde Leroy Honeysett BLANCHARD b 5 Oct 1891 Union City, PA Note: William was a private in the War of the Rebellion and enlisted at 16 in Erie, PA., Co. B, 111th Reg. PA Vol. Infantry. Discharged at Johnson's Island, Ohio where he was sent to guard rebel prisoners. Wounded in the foot by a sharpshooter in "Sherman's March to the Sea." Francis R. BLANCHARD mar. Sophronia BROWN Children: William F. BLANCHARD, d. Corry Hospital on Nov. 7, 1926 Norman Hudson BLANCHARD, d.? buried Union Cemetery, Union City, PA Leroy Honeysett married Neta M. BLANCHARD (no dates known) Children:Susan Emily BLANCHARD d. Feb 25, 1913 Eva May BLANCHARD d. July 11, 1926 I know most of the material is sketchy at best, but this is all I have to start with. . .even the names have been spelled differently on different sheets of paper. This is what I call a real challenge<grin> Sharon -- Surnames:PA Counties:Schuykill,Berks/Dauphin,Luzerne,Monroe,Susquehanna,Jefferson,Erie ANDERSON-BERGER-BLAKESLEE-BROWN-FAUST-MANBECK-MILLER-RIETH/REED-RUSSELL-SPIRKO-WATSON NY:Chatauqua Co:FREEMAN-HONEYSETT-NIND-VAN VALKENBURGH Visit my homepage at: http://www.geocities.com/~blakeslee

My apologies for the recent unpleasant exchanges on BLANCHARD-L. Rather than enter into the controversy through this List, I chose to deal with the situation on a personal basis but unfortunately this was not successful. I would like BLANCHARD-L to continue as an 'open' list with few if any restrictions on users, but this may no longer be possible. I am a very tolerant person but the situation has escalated to the point where I am about to change the settings on the Listowner Utility Page. Now for some good news. Pat Blanchard Curry has sent a disk containing wonderful data from her BLANCHARD collection that she has been compiling for many, many years. A small group of us is working on a way to share this with all of you and I hope to report soon on how this might be accomplished. Pat is working on more material to send us so we hope to have a 'distribution' plan soon. One method would be to set up a BLANCHARD-L Web Page. I have requested a web account at RootsWeb, in anticipation of this, but Brian and Karen are backlogged with new account requests so it may be some time before I hear from them. As a temporary solution, I have enough space to add some pages to my personal page. Like the BLANCHARD-L account, this would be a sponsor account. As I have done for the List, I will cover the new account ($24/yr., a very resonable amount) and any list members who wish may make a personal donation to RootsWeb. BLANCHARD-L will be a "paid in full" sponsor for both accounts. Last year, when we discussed this, only one member left the list and I hope it was not because I did not make the situation clear. For the last week or two, I have been updating the Index-Line Database. After entering all Lines through 01 Mar 1998, and in anticipation of a B-L Web Page, I decided to convert the database to HTML. I've asked the small group of B-L "Beta Testers" to comment on the page and plan to let you know soon how it can be accessed. My hope is that this will be a much easier way for you to use the database, rather than as an e-mail attachment. For those members without convenient web access, I'll try to find an alternate way for you to use the database. I really need your cooperation in maintaining this database. If you supply "lines" with all your messages, it is much easier for me to copy/paste them to the file. Otherwise, I must compose the "lines" and that requires a lot of time. In order for the Index-Lines to be effective, they should be as complete as possible. If you need that section of Guidelines that summarizes the procedure, let me know. One of my next projects is to update the Greetings/Guidelines message that is sent to all new members and to make a more complete summary of the RootsWeb Archives Search procedures. Other things like List procedures, Guidelines summaries, etc. might be included on a BLANCHARD-L Page. Please send me your suggestions for what to add. Here is the postal address for RootsWeb. (They now accept credit cards.) RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative PO Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222-6798 For more information, go to: RootsWeb Home Page http://www.rootsweb.com/ or, "How to Join the Cooperative http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html Fletch

Fellow genealogy researchers: As one who is a great-grandparent, I must state that I have not seen such behaviour, as in the past 2 days, since I left elementary school. Everyone has an occassional bad day. Some people are sensitive, some people are bullies, and most are in between. We certainly have seen all three. I am a 'Subscriber' and a genealogy researcher and I have been subjected to embarrassing, needless, e-mail. I am appalled at the attacks on the owner, of BLANCHARD-L, who is providing a service to us. We all voluntarily 'Subscribed' to his list and he accepted us in good faith. Each of us was provided with instructions how to 'Unsubscribe', which should done privately, for just cause against the owner, without public fanfare. Please, lets not see anymore of this type of behaviour. Happy hunting, Martha

Cynthia Sheehan wrote: > John (Jean, Jan) Blanchard first appears ... > as a baptismal witness at the Dutch Church ... > other witness was Anne Valleau and there is a notation: "These are French > people." (kgB:528) > ... Again, there is a notation: "French Reformed." (KgB:624.) > Marie was probably a sister of John's wife, Anna Mahoult, and of Etienne > Mahoult, both natives od La Rochelle, France. In a word, Huguenots! Yes, there really were Huguenots by the name of Blanchard, even though we have no evidence that Thomas Blanchard of England and Massachusetts was one. I'm afraid I can't make any contribution of knowledge about this particular Blanchard family, but I couldn't resist pointing out the significance of the above facts. John

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Just a couple of notes on yesterday's incident. - Don't let it bother you. As I said before, it happens in every mailing list, everywhere, at some time or another. The obscenities were totally uncalled for and I think he finally got that message. - This will happen again. Someone will join, become offended at something, go into a hairy conniption fit, and raise Cain. No one person can do anything to stop it on a public forum. But as a group, we can shut it down in short order. - Surprisingly enough, except for the few words that shouldn't be repeated, the members of this mailing list handled it the right way. You converse on a rational level, not an emotional level, and state the facts as you see them. This ended in less than a day. On many other lists, these kinds of threads can go on for days and even weeks. In this case, he unsubscribed himself without the intervention of the List Mom. That's the way it should end. The person recognizes that they don't belong, and they move on. Hopefully we all wish him well in his pursuit of BLANCHARD genealogy. - Several people became offended by parts of the thread. Sadly, that will happen. In a public forum, we will always have those that have little or no respect, especially for the younger readers and what they are being exposed to. Some tried to unsubscribe. My suggestion, when this happens again, take advantage of that "Delete" button with impunity. For those of you that still want to get off the list, try this: Send a message to the following address "BLANCHARD-L-request@rootsweb.com" with just one word in the message body being "unsubscribe". It's that simple. But we hope you don't. You may find that one piece that you are looking for some day. We wouldn't want you to miss it. - I haven't participated in the discussions of this list very much in the past, and I don't intend to until I see "that piece" again. But I have seen the Bruces on other lists which prompted my initial message. Sorry Harold, the part about excluding him from my message was just a ruse. As you may have noticed, he responded quite quickly with some of the offensive language. The purpose of that comment was to find out just how far he would go to continue his "harassment" line. It was also intended to accelerate the issue. If you let things like that go slow, they drag on for days. Bringing it to the forefront forces the issue and, in most cases, a quick resolution. This we saw. - Lastly, for those of you that want to know more about the mailing list server that we use, subscribing and unsubscribing, accessing the archives, and other things like who to complain to, drop in on the following web site URL, http://www.rootsweb.com/~maillist. There you can get just about anything you wanted to know regarding BLANCHARD-L and all of the other names being hosted. Good luck in your searches, lets move on. scud -- /-----------------------------------------------------------------\ | Mike Scudamore, SPARTA, Inc.| mailto:scud@huntsville.sparta.com | | 4901 Corporate Drive | Voice: (205)837-5282 Ext. 1504 | | Huntsville, AL 35805 | We may doze, but we never close! | \-----------------------------------------------------------------/

Information obtained From NY Genealogical and Biographical Record: John (Jean, Jan) Blanchard first appears in the records in Ulster County, NY, as a baptismal witness at the Dutch Church in Kingston, on Oct 2, 1687, at the baptism of Anna David, daughter of Jan David and Esther Vincent. The other witness was Anne Valleau and there is a notation: "These are French people." (kgB:528) He appears again in the Kingston records, at the baptism of his own child, Anna Blanchard, on Apr 7, 1689. The witnesses were the parents and Marie Mahoult. Again, there is a notation: "French Reformed." (KgB:624.) Marie was probably a sister of John's wife, Anna Mahoult, and of Etienne Mahoult, both natives od La Rochelle, France. John's name appears with about 150 other male inhabitants on a list of "them that haue takin The Oath of Alligiance in Ye County of Ulstr..." in 1689. (DHNY:1-281.) John (Jean, Jan) Blanchard married: 1st. Anna Mahoult Child by this union: Anna Blanchard 2nd. Jeanne Gaultier (by license, in the Dutch Church, NY. It is stated that he is the widower of Anna Mahoult and a mer- chant of Newcastle, Delaware.(MDC:80) Child by this union: Jeanne b. Jan 20, 1697 3rd. Susanne Rezeau (married on Oct. 27, 1697, at the French Church, NY. and it is recorded of the bridegroom that he was living "a newcastle en painsiluanie." (Hug:55) The bride was the daughter of Rene and Anne (Coursier) Rezeau of Staten Island. Children this union: John Blanchard b. Oct 3, 1699 Isaac b. Sept. 14, 1701 Maria b. abt 1703 Peter b. abt 1705 Elizabeth b. abt 1707 Susannah b. abt 1709 By 1700 John (Jean,Jan) Blanchard had moved his business from Newcastle to Elizabethtown (now Elizabeth) NJ. Here he established a thriving merchantile business and was active in the community until his death, Apr 1730. We do not know the date of his birth, or where he was born. Nor do we know from whom he is descended or how he came to be in the New World. Does anyone have any information as to this John (Jean, Jan) Blanchard. I am descended by way of his 3rd wife, Susanne Rezeau, and their child, John. Cynthia Sheehan tsinth@bix.com

I am looking for ANY info on any BLANCHARDs living in Missouri between 1830 and 1900. I am also looking for information on Charles BLANCHARD and his family. Charles was born in 1834 in Ohio. He married Catherine NEFF in 1856 in Adair Co. MO. Children: 1. Mahala J. born 1857 MO mar. Andrew M. THORNBERRY in1879 in Livingston Co MO. 2. Margaret Lucinda born 1865 MO. mar William TITTSWORTH in 1885 in Grundy Co. MO. 3. Asa born 1868 MO. 4. Mary born 1873 MO. 5. Lemuel born 1877 MO.

Perhaps this is best. Now we can get on with researching the Blanchad family.

I appreciate the advice in manners, behavior, and morals, but I have gotten just about enough letters from you all about this fight. I am willing to completely stop writing if you all just leave me alone. I don't know how many times I have to tell you that I don't want anyone here sending me personal letters. I don't want to get into private discourses with hundreds of members, and I don't have the time. I will say it for about the third time that I apologize, and I realize that what went on today was out of hand. I was still angry in the night here even. I have written to my server myself, and don't want to have to write to anyone else's. From now on, don't bother writing me - I am going to deleat every message I get that is a person I don't personally know and trust. I don't care what Fletch Blanchard says to you guys about me or anyone else for that matter. Leave me alone. Bruce Aho

March 6th, 1998 2:20 AM Mr. Fletcher Blanchard, To save me the trouble Mr. Fletcher Blanchard, who is your server? How do I write to it.....? Your 'friends' have been steady with their harrassment, and I have been in touch with my server to let them know the progress of things, which so far is none. I expect you to notify your group and threaten to cut them off just like you did to me in your nice way, that way they will also leave me alone. I hope you realize, that the laws apply to you too, Mr. Fletcher Blanchard. I sincerly hope you clean up the act over there, and if your group continues to send me all this junk, I am going to notify my police department and they will be notifying you. Your people have upset me and wasted enough of my time. I have a wedding that I am suppose to go to on Saturday, and a piano lesson to teach in the morning and a house plan that has to be finnished this week. I don't have time for any of this. Sincerely, Bruce Aho You may need to forward this to Sherry, for her address is not working from my location for some reason. ..............