I was going through some old notes from my research on Frederick Peck, b. abt. 1754 in Ct., and I found the following note under Fredericks daughters name. The father mentioned would be Frederick. My question is about the "Grandfather at Quebec" Does anyone know what this means, other than the fact that he may have lived there? And where in Quebec would this have been maybe between 1730-1770? I haven't done any research outside the U.S. yet, so this part is new to me. NOTE: Peck is an old Ct. family. Father in Revolution at Ticonderaga, Grandfather at Quebec. Frederick Peck was born Abt. 1754 in Salisbury, Litchfield, Connecticut, and died March 1798 in Shelburne, Chittenden, Vt.. He married Sarah White Bef. 1780, daughter of Ruluoff White and Maritjen Morache Knickerbocker. Notes for Frederick Peck: I found the name "Frederick Peck Rec. Conn Men" listed under Salsibury, Ct. Rev. War soldiers. I found Frederick in the 1790 census in Litchfield, Litchfield, Ct. I found a Frederick in the 1800 census in Greenwich, Fairfield, Ct., not sure if this is him though. Children of Frederick Peck and Sarah White are: Benjamin F. Peck, b. 1780, Chittenden county, Vermont, d. July 30, 1847, Grafton, Lorain, Ohio. Sally Peck b. September 17, 1782, d. date unknown. Harriet Peck, b. October 01, 1784, d. June 29, 1832, Shelburne, Chittenden, Vermont. Julia Peck, b. October 24, 1786, d. October 1803, Shelburne, Chittenden, Vermont. Sidney Peck, b. December 24, 1788, Shelburne, Chittenden, Vermont, d. April 22, 1871, Shelburne, Chittenden, Vermont. Ralph Peck, b. February 13, 1791, d. date unknown. Carolina Peck, b. Abt. 1793, d. date unknown. Perlina Polly Peck, b. 1796, Vermont, d. 1856, Bombay, Franklin, New York.