Ginny -You are a God-send! Thank you - didn't know of this site. Thank you also to everyone else who was so quick to respond to my question and thanks for all the leads. I will be busy for a while! :-) Vickie Buettner -----Original Message----- From: John A. (Jack) Davidson [SMTP:jdavid@uswest.net] Sent: Friday, March 10, 2000 12:58 PM To: ILSTANNE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ILSTANNE] GELINO Q and PRDH database Ginny, On a quick inspection, looks fantastic ! But do they intend that a credit card subscription be made by e-mail with encryption ? I could not find a form to fill out. Did I miss something ? Jack Davidson Lakewood, CO VCrawf@aol.com wrote: > Hello, everyone: here's some information about a research site you may not > all be aware of. And Vickie - here's cheering news for you (or, an > embarrassment of riches, perhaps) ! > > On reading Vickie's inquiry, I went to the University of Montreal database > for Quebec in 1621-1799. If you do not know this site ("PRDH"), you will > probably want to add it to your address list. It is great! The U has > extracted and recorded every Quebec surname that could be found in legal > documents (BMD, land transfers, etc.) of that time period. You can see the > text of each document on which your target name appears for a small fee > (about $15 US per month for maybe 50 such inquiries). But you can log on > AT NO CHARGE to see whether there are any entries for your target name, > before you sign up. [ Web-address below.] > > A nice bonus is the VARIANT list - for example, I asked the site to find me > the so-called "standard name" and any other variants for GELINO - and lo, > here's what came up: > > Standard name Variant Freq. > GELINEAU EGELINEAU 2 > GELINEAU GELINAU 26 > GELINEAU GELINAUD 1 > GELINEAU GELINAUDE 1 > GELINEAU GELINAUT 9 > GELINEAU GELINAUX 9 > GELINEAU GELINEAU 226 > GELINEAU GELINEAUX 3 > GELINEAU GELINO 236 > GELINEAU GELINOT 203 > GELINEAU GELINOTTE 2 > GELINEAU GELLINAU 1 > GELINEAU GELLINEAU 2 > GELINEAU GELNOT 1 > GELINEAU GELONAUT 1 > GELINEAU GENILAUDE 1 > GELINEAU GENILEAU 3 > GELINEAU GILINAUT 2 > GELINEAU GILINEAU 1 > GELINEAU GILINO 3 > > The address of the page on which this appeared is > http://www.genealogy.umontreal.ca/en/public/Rech_Nom.asp?N=GELINO > > The address of the home page is: > http://www.genealogy.umontreal.ca/en/default.htm > > Cheers! er - Salut! > > Ginny ============================== Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: http://pml.rootsweb.com/

Bonjour Everyone, The PRDH web site was completely redesigned a couple of days ago. It now has complete information and instructions (in english) and a online form to make it easy to subscripe. There is no time linit because the charges are done according to how many hit you make. The web site has a very good explaination of what a hit is. <A HREF="http://www.genealogy.umontreal.ca/">Programme de recherche en démographie histori...</A> Happy Hunting, Carol Anne

Carol Anne Chiniquy wrote: > Bonjour Cousin Ginny, > > Suzanne [AOL's GFSSuzanne] is on this web site all the time. I sent her an > eMail asking her > about the method of payment. Also, I believe that there is no longer a time > limit but it is charged by the number of hits you buy. And Suzanne wrote to say that she thought one could pay either by check or credit card, that when she was talking with the PRDH people by phone (NOTE!) they had asked her which she preferred. Again, the PRDH is a marvelous site for tracing the origins of the St.Anne families. And yes, I think we are all related to some degree, somehow. I agree with Rick and Carol Anne that it's wonderful fun to trace out the collateral lines and pick up new surnames as marriages take place, kind of an interweaving process. Members of my GUERTIN family living in St. Anne and Kankakee in the mid-1900s always said that while they knew that there was another GUERTIN family in and around Bourbonnais, "the other GUERTINs were not related". Nope, no connection at all! Well, come to find out in these technological times: the Bourbonnais-area family descended from Louis, oldest son of Louis Guertin dit le Sabotier (the original emigrant, married in Quebec in 1659) and the St. Anne family was descended from the youngest son, Paul. A long way back, to be sure, but related they were. So much fun! Cheers to all, Ginny Virginia Crawford list admin - ILSTANNE-L@rootsweb.com VCrawf@aol.com So it sounds pretty civilized and even easy!

>From: Becky Hatton <Bhatton@hplsck.org> >Subject: FHN: 1 March 2000 > >>From: fhn@everton.com >>To: history@everton.com >>Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2000 04:48:04 -0500 >>Subject: FHN: 1 March 2000 >>X-mailer: Pegasus Mail for Win32 (v3.12a) >>Sender: owner-history@everton.com >> >>EVERTON'S FAMILY HISTORY NEWSLINE >>Wednesday, 1 March 2000 >> >>GBNF: GEDCOMs and More >> >>Gone But Not Forgotten (GBNF) is one of the newer entries among >>websites focusing on GEDCOM files as a way to share genealogical data >>via the Internet. Recently split from the Genealogy Workshop, GBNF is >>already on its way to establishing a good repository of data. >> >>The key to success with GBNF is not just the raw GEDCOM files shared >>by family historians, it's also the use of Gene Stark's popular >>GED2HTML software to convert the files for easy use on the World Wide >>Web. GEDCOMs passed through this digital converter come out the other >>end with alphabetic indexes linked to nifty displays of pedigree >>charts and family group records, allowing you to quickly see if your >>family is connected to one online, and how the two families merge. >> >>Participation in the GBNF project is as easy as sending a copy of >>your GEDCOM file to the webmaster, including some details about >>yourself and your data. By joining with others you get a free GBNF >>homepage and free email through the website. In addition, your GEDCOM >>file is automatically registered with the GENDEX website. >> >>GBNF comes with a good search engine for its own databases and >>several similar online data sets, and a short set of links to other >>useful genealogy sites on the Internet. >> >>Resources: >> >>Gone But Not Forgotten >>http://www.gbnf.com >> >>GENDEX >>http://www.gendex.com >> >>GEDSRCH >>http://www.everton.com/gedcom/index.html >> >> >>Copyright 2000, Everton Publishers >>All rights reserved >>-------------------------------------------------------------------- >>FAMILY HISTORY NEWSLINE is a free daily genealogy news service from >>Everton Publishers >>P.O. Box 368 >>Logan, UT 84323 >>Toll-free: 1-800-443-6325 >>http://www.everton.com >>To subscribe, send a message to lists@everton.com with the >>message: subscribe history >>To unsubscribe, send a message to lists@everton.com with the >>message: unsubscribe history >>Recent articles are available online at http://www.everton.com/FHN/ >> >>

Ginny, On a quick inspection, looks fantastic ! But do they intend that a credit card subscription be made by e-mail with encryption ? I could not find a form to fill out. Did I miss something ? Jack Davidson Lakewood, CO VCrawf@aol.com wrote: > Hello, everyone: here's some information about a research site you may not > all be aware of. And Vickie - here's cheering news for you (or, an > embarrassment of riches, perhaps) ! > > On reading Vickie's inquiry, I went to the University of Montreal database > for Quebec in 1621-1799. If you do not know this site ("PRDH"), you will > probably want to add it to your address list. It is great! The U has > extracted and recorded every Quebec surname that could be found in legal > documents (BMD, land transfers, etc.) of that time period. You can see the > text of each document on which your target name appears for a small fee > (about $15 US per month for maybe 50 such inquiries). But you can log on > AT NO CHARGE to see whether there are any entries for your target name, > before you sign up. [ Web-address below.] > > A nice bonus is the VARIANT list - for example, I asked the site to find me > the so-called "standard name" and any other variants for GELINO - and lo, > here's what came up: > > Standard name Variant Freq. > GELINEAU EGELINEAU 2 > GELINEAU GELINAU 26 > GELINEAU GELINAUD 1 > GELINEAU GELINAUDE 1 > GELINEAU GELINAUT 9 > GELINEAU GELINAUX 9 > GELINEAU GELINEAU 226 > GELINEAU GELINEAUX 3 > GELINEAU GELINO 236 > GELINEAU GELINOT 203 > GELINEAU GELINOTTE 2 > GELINEAU GELLINAU 1 > GELINEAU GELLINEAU 2 > GELINEAU GELNOT 1 > GELINEAU GELONAUT 1 > GELINEAU GENILAUDE 1 > GELINEAU GENILEAU 3 > GELINEAU GILINAUT 2 > GELINEAU GILINEAU 1 > GELINEAU GILINO 3 > > The address of the page on which this appeared is > http://www.genealogy.umontreal.ca/en/public/Rech_Nom.asp?N=GELINO > > The address of the home page is: > http://www.genealogy.umontreal.ca/en/default.htm > > Cheers! er - Salut! > > Ginny

Thanks Rena, I'll be waiting. drf -----Original Message----- From: Rena Smith [mailto:renasmith@worldnet.att.net] Sent: Friday, March 10, 2000 12:11 PM To: ILSTANNE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [ILSTANNE] I need help.... Hi, I will get back to you one of these days on other families but for now, thought I would clear up the confusion. Pierre Adam Boudreau father of Matilda died 21 Nov 1838 in Henryville. Rena Courville Smith P. O. Box 813 Balboa, CA 92661 http://home.att.net/~renasmith -----Original Message----- From: Forgue, Donald R. MD [mailto:dforgue@cmh.edu] Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2000 9:16 PM To: ILSTANNE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ILSTANNE] I need help.... On 02/21/2000 I had sent a message that can be found below in response to a message sent by Kwirsching@aol.com "Karen" regarding the "Descendants of Etienne Boudrot I". I was particularly interested in the children of Pierre BOUDREAU and Dorothy TREMBLAY, whom I consider to be my GG Grandparents. I have since rediscovered and have been sent another copy of a Baptismal record, of Matilde Boudreau, from Saint-Cyprien de Napierville, diocese de Saint-Jean, which when translated reads as follows: - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -------------------------------------------- B. 96 Matilde Boudreau On 24 April 1832. I the undersigned Parish Priest having Baptized Matilde, born yesterday of legitimate marriage of Pierre Boudreau Cultivator and Dorathee Tremblay of this parish. Godfather Laurent Gregorie. Godmother Marie Anne Lamarre. who are undersigned. N. L. Amiot Priest - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ------------------------------------------- In addition, and again from Saint-Cyprien de Napierville, a Marriage record for Augustin FORGUES and Matilde BOUDREAULT, when translated reads: - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ------------------------------------------- No. M. 15 Augustine Forgue and Matilde Boudreault This 27 September 1852. The publication, "The 3 bans of marriage", done by the Sundats Consective before taking our mass. of our masses at Parish Church, of his at Saint Valentine as it appears on the certificate. Sir Morisson, and the priest of Widower. Amoung us Augustine Forgues Cultivateur living in the parish of St. Valentine. Widower of age, of Matilda Antoine Pierre on the one part and Matilda Boudreault a miner the daughter of late deceased Pierre Boudreault and Dorothee Tremblay of this parish of the other part. Not having uncovered anything standing in the way of this marriage of the opinion of the parents of the minor party. We the priest and the undersigned having received their mutual consentment to the marriage and having given the marriage blessing in the presents of Antoine Forgues brother of groom, and Cyprien Boudreault brother of the bride and Michel Moisan. The undersigned of other person who of the spouse have declared unable to sign. M. Moisan La Marechal Ptre "priest" Gerard Joliver, Ptre "priest" April, 1981 - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - --------------------------------------------- The confusion now comes from the statement in the 1852 marriage record: "the late deceased Pierre Boudreault and Dorothee Tremblay of this parish" AND the notes within Karen's 21 Feb 2000 message that have Pierre BOUDREAU as dying 7 April 1888 in Bourbonnais, IL and Dorothy TREMBLAY dying 10 June 1864 in Bourbannais, IL. Another note states that Pierre and Dorothy were in Burbonnais, IL before 1852 but were living in Napierville, Q.P. at the time of Cyrille's first marriage to Francoise Roy. ************** Previous Message Follows ********************** Question for the BOUDREAU family folks The outline below lists several of the BOUDREAU family members and their children. Of particular interest, to me, is the family of Pierre BOUDREAU and Dorothy TREMBLAY. As listed below: Children of PIERRE BOUDREAU and DOROTHY TREMBLAY are: i. PIERRE6 BOUDREAU II, b. 1816, Q.P.; d. Unknown; m. MARGUERITE LAREAU, June 5, 1838, St. Valentine, PQ; b. Unknown; d. Unknown. ii. CYPRIEN BOUDREAU, b. May 16, 1823, Quebec; d. September 8, 1905, Remington, IN; m. PELAGIE BOUDREAU, November 23, 1847, St. Valentine Church, St. John County, Laprairie, Q.P.; b. September 28, 1830, St. John, QP; d. May 20, 1908, Remington, IN. iii. LUC (LOUIS) BOUDREAU, b. April 10, 1828; d. April 27, 1905; m. AURELIE LANDRY, November 2, 1850, St. Valentine, PQ; b. Unknown; d. Unknown. iv. CYRILLE BOUDREAU, b. Unknown; d. Unknown; m. (1) FRANCOISE ROY, October 11, 1852, L'Acadie, Q. P.; b. Unknown; d. Unknown; m. (2) ROSE LAOUR, November 9, 1863, St. Jean, Q. P.; b. Unknown; d. Unknown. My Great Grandmother, Matilda BOUDREAU-FORGUE, who died 28 Feb 1919 at the St. Joseph's Home in Abilene, Kansas, has recorded on her death certificate a Father of Peter BOUDREAU and a Mother of Dorothy TREMBLAY. She was the wife of Augustin FORGUE, the son of Augustin FORGUE, Sr and Mary LAVALEE. Matilda was b. 24 Apr 1832, d. 28 Feb 1919, m. 27 Sep 1852 to Augustin at St Cyprien Church of Napierville, QC. Augustin had a previous wife who died by the name of Marie Mathilda PIERRE. Augustin FORGUE and Matilda BOUDREAU had 6 or 7 children. They moved from Canada to Illinois and later to Kansas (1871-1872) where they were farmers in Cloud County, Kansas Eulalie (Lilly) Cyprien (Henry) - My Grandfather Marie (Mary) Louis Raphael (Ralph) Marie (died at 1yr) Joseph (? died as a child) I have copies of wedding records and death certificate on Matilda and Augustin. Can anyone lend any more information? Thanks Don ============================== Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: http://pml.rootsweb.com/ ============================== Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. http://pml.rootsweb.com/ Brought to you by RootsWeb.com.

Hi, I will get back to you one of these days on other families but for now, thought I would clear up the confusion. Pierre Adam Boudreau father of Matilda died 21 Nov 1838 in Henryville. Rena Courville Smith P. O. Box 813 Balboa, CA 92661 http://home.att.net/~renasmith -----Original Message----- From: Forgue, Donald R. MD [mailto:dforgue@cmh.edu] Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2000 9:16 PM To: ILSTANNE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ILSTANNE] I need help.... On 02/21/2000 I had sent a message that can be found below in response to a message sent by Kwirsching@aol.com "Karen" regarding the "Descendants of Etienne Boudrot I". I was particularly interested in the children of Pierre BOUDREAU and Dorothy TREMBLAY, whom I consider to be my GG Grandparents. I have since rediscovered and have been sent another copy of a Baptismal record, of Matilde Boudreau, from Saint-Cyprien de Napierville, diocese de Saint-Jean, which when translated reads as follows: - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -------------------------------------------- B. 96 Matilde Boudreau On 24 April 1832. I the undersigned Parish Priest having Baptized Matilde, born yesterday of legitimate marriage of Pierre Boudreau Cultivator and Dorathee Tremblay of this parish. Godfather Laurent Gregorie. Godmother Marie Anne Lamarre. who are undersigned. N. L. Amiot Priest - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ------------------------------------------- In addition, and again from Saint-Cyprien de Napierville, a Marriage record for Augustin FORGUES and Matilde BOUDREAULT, when translated reads: - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ------------------------------------------- No. M. 15 Augustine Forgue and Matilde Boudreault This 27 September 1852. The publication, "The 3 bans of marriage", done by the Sundats Consective before taking our mass. of our masses at Parish Church, of his at Saint Valentine as it appears on the certificate. Sir Morisson, and the priest of Widower. Amoung us Augustine Forgues Cultivateur living in the parish of St. Valentine. Widower of age, of Matilda Antoine Pierre on the one part and Matilda Boudreault a miner the daughter of late deceased Pierre Boudreault and Dorothee Tremblay of this parish of the other part. Not having uncovered anything standing in the way of this marriage of the opinion of the parents of the minor party. We the priest and the undersigned having received their mutual consentment to the marriage and having given the marriage blessing in the presents of Antoine Forgues brother of groom, and Cyprien Boudreault brother of the bride and Michel Moisan. The undersigned of other person who of the spouse have declared unable to sign. M. Moisan La Marechal Ptre "priest" Gerard Joliver, Ptre "priest" April, 1981 - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - --------------------------------------------- The confusion now comes from the statement in the 1852 marriage record: "the late deceased Pierre Boudreault and Dorothee Tremblay of this parish" AND the notes within Karen's 21 Feb 2000 message that have Pierre BOUDREAU as dying 7 April 1888 in Bourbonnais, IL and Dorothy TREMBLAY dying 10 June 1864 in Bourbannais, IL. Another note states that Pierre and Dorothy were in Burbonnais, IL before 1852 but were living in Napierville, Q.P. at the time of Cyrille's first marriage to Francoise Roy. ************** Previous Message Follows ********************** Question for the BOUDREAU family folks The outline below lists several of the BOUDREAU family members and their children. Of particular interest, to me, is the family of Pierre BOUDREAU and Dorothy TREMBLAY. As listed below: Children of PIERRE BOUDREAU and DOROTHY TREMBLAY are: i. PIERRE6 BOUDREAU II, b. 1816, Q.P.; d. Unknown; m. MARGUERITE LAREAU, June 5, 1838, St. Valentine, PQ; b. Unknown; d. Unknown. ii. CYPRIEN BOUDREAU, b. May 16, 1823, Quebec; d. September 8, 1905, Remington, IN; m. PELAGIE BOUDREAU, November 23, 1847, St. Valentine Church, St. John County, Laprairie, Q.P.; b. September 28, 1830, St. John, QP; d. May 20, 1908, Remington, IN. iii. LUC (LOUIS) BOUDREAU, b. April 10, 1828; d. April 27, 1905; m. AURELIE LANDRY, November 2, 1850, St. Valentine, PQ; b. Unknown; d. Unknown. iv. CYRILLE BOUDREAU, b. Unknown; d. Unknown; m. (1) FRANCOISE ROY, October 11, 1852, L'Acadie, Q. P.; b. Unknown; d. Unknown; m. (2) ROSE LAOUR, November 9, 1863, St. Jean, Q. P.; b. Unknown; d. Unknown. My Great Grandmother, Matilda BOUDREAU-FORGUE, who died 28 Feb 1919 at the St. Joseph's Home in Abilene, Kansas, has recorded on her death certificate a Father of Peter BOUDREAU and a Mother of Dorothy TREMBLAY. She was the wife of Augustin FORGUE, the son of Augustin FORGUE, Sr and Mary LAVALEE. Matilda was b. 24 Apr 1832, d. 28 Feb 1919, m. 27 Sep 1852 to Augustin at St Cyprien Church of Napierville, QC. Augustin had a previous wife who died by the name of Marie Mathilda PIERRE. Augustin FORGUE and Matilda BOUDREAU had 6 or 7 children. They moved from Canada to Illinois and later to Kansas (1871-1872) where they were farmers in Cloud County, Kansas Eulalie (Lilly) Cyprien (Henry) - My Grandfather Marie (Mary) Louis Raphael (Ralph) Marie (died at 1yr) Joseph (? died as a child) I have copies of wedding records and death certificate on Matilda and Augustin. Can anyone lend any more information? Thanks Don ============================== Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: http://pml.rootsweb.com/

In a message dated 3/10/00 12:03:50 PM Pacific Standard Time, VCrawf@aol.com writes: << When I have located all or most of my target names and thought out my specific questions, I will subscribe (i.e., go to the next level) for a couple of months (don't know how that's done - assume plain old credit card) and take a look at the text of each entry (legal event) on which I hope and expect to find information I need or want. >> Bonjour Cousin Ginny, Suzanne is on this web site all the time. I sent her an e-mail asking her about the method of payment. Also, I believe that there is no longer a time limit but it is charged by the number of hits you buy. Contact Suzanne and she can tell you everything about it. Carol Anne

In a message dated 3/10/2000 11:01:05 AM Pacific Standard Time, jdavid@uswest.net writes: > But do they intend that a credit card subscription be made by e-mail > with > encryption ? I could not find a form to fill out. Greetings! I'd have to go back in to the site to find this exact answer - will do so, but a bit later. In the meantime: I have used the site on and off for six months or so at the no-charge level; I plan to subscribe for a month or two very shortly. Several friends who use the site (in French) a lot have suggested that it's better to get the feel of the program first (the format is somewhat different from what one expects), then one will be able to use the paid time better. One needs to know if one's ancestors were recorded in Quebec in that time period, associated with what legal events -- that is available at no charge. The variant list is also terrific, and is also there at no charge. When I have located all or most of my target names and thought out my specific questions, I will subscribe (i.e., go to the next level) for a couple of months (don't know how that's done - assume plain old credit card) and take a look at the text of each entry (legal event) on which I hope and expect to find information I need or want. So I'd suggest fooling around on the site for a while - check out all those French surnames to see if your people were there between 1621-1799, what the variants were - print out or copy & paste the lists of legal events in which they figured - etc etc - then finally sign on to get the specifics. By that time you'll be so familiar with the site that it will hold no secrets about subscribing. You'll have great fun, besides, I betcha. Best of luck, Ginny Crawford List Admin - ILSTANNE-L VCrawf@aol.com

In a message dated 3/10/00 10:48:17 AM Pacific Standard Time, NiteOwl226@aol.com writes: << Thought I'd pass on this letter from Rev Martinez. He is working on a genealogy link page for the church site. That will give us even wider exposure and perhaps reach some of the current families in St Anne. >> Thanks Audrey, It's great that you guys were able to help him. Now, at least, he knows that we are out there ready willing and able to be of assistance if he needs it. Carol Anne

Thought I'd pass on this letter from Rev Martinez. He is working on a genealogy link page for the church site. That will give us even wider exposure and perhaps reach some of the current families in St Anne. Dear Audrey and Holly Thank you for your prompt responses. Receiving e-mail from you two made me think we at the church should create a page of resources for those hoping to do research on geneology on the families who were (and probably still are) members of our church, town, etc. Both of you have provided me with helpful links. No, I do not want to reinvent the wheel, that's why I'm happy you've forwarded the links. It will be for informational purposes only. I unfortunately do not have the time (nor the staff) to do a more thorough job in the area of the town's families' geneolgies. So, as a way simply to make ourselves helpful, I'll be listing your links and any other information I can compile on that page, for future use by people who may come across our page when doing random searches on the internet. I'll probably get to this project next week sometime. For now, a sermon awaits creation... Shalom, Felipe (Rev Martinez)

I have found many horrendous spellings. I previously overlooked one of my families on a census film I had copied. Campbell was spelled Kembal. My Adeline Lammie was on the IL Marriage Index as Adeline L. Amy. Any variation is possible. Much of the old handwritting was impossible to read, so the names were transcribed as they appeared. I suggest you copy and save anything that even comes close. You never know when it will finally fit in the puzzle. Audrey

In a message dated 3/10/2000 6:09:09 AM Pacific Standard Time, buetvsia@netins.net writes: > Does anyone else have any other information on the surname of :GELINEAU?? > Am wondering if it could somehow be connected to the surname of GELINO that > I am researching??? Hello, everyone: here's some information about a research site you may not all be aware of. And Vickie - here's cheering news for you (or, an embarrassment of riches, perhaps) ! On reading Vickie's inquiry, I went to the University of Montreal database for Quebec in 1621-1799. If you do not know this site ("PRDH"), you will probably want to add it to your address list. It is great! The U has extracted and recorded every Quebec surname that could be found in legal documents (BMD, land transfers, etc.) of that time period. You can see the text of each document on which your target name appears for a small fee (about $15 US per month for maybe 50 such inquiries). But you can log on AT NO CHARGE to see whether there are any entries for your target name, before you sign up. [ Web-address below.] A nice bonus is the VARIANT list - for example, I asked the site to find me the so-called "standard name" and any other variants for GELINO - and lo, here's what came up: Standard name Variant Freq. GELINEAU EGELINEAU 2 GELINEAU GELINAU 26 GELINEAU GELINAUD 1 GELINEAU GELINAUDE 1 GELINEAU GELINAUT 9 GELINEAU GELINAUX 9 GELINEAU GELINEAU 226 GELINEAU GELINEAUX 3 GELINEAU GELINO 236 GELINEAU GELINOT 203 GELINEAU GELINOTTE 2 GELINEAU GELLINAU 1 GELINEAU GELLINEAU 2 GELINEAU GELNOT 1 GELINEAU GELONAUT 1 GELINEAU GENILAUDE 1 GELINEAU GENILEAU 3 GELINEAU GILINAUT 2 GELINEAU GILINEAU 1 GELINEAU GILINO 3 The address of the page on which this appeared is http://www.genealogy.umontreal.ca/en/public/Rech_Nom.asp?N=GELINO The address of the home page is: http://www.genealogy.umontreal.ca/en/default.htm Cheers! er - Salut! Ginny Virginia Crawford List Amin - ILSTANNE-L@rootsweb.com VCrawf@aol.com

Hi Rick, You can consider me one of those who research collateral lines as well. Sometimes, information on the Collateral families, give you clues on your direct line. Besides, I think they are interesting as well, just don't go as deep on them. Jerrian jdbs@uslink.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Rick Long <rlongmsw@mtco.com> To: <ILSTANNE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2000 6:31 PM Subject: [ILSTANNE] My new cousins > I'm was just sitting here scrolling through page after page of very > interesting research and comments, when I suddenly realized many of us on > this list are "related". > > I have spent the past 15 years researching only direct lines back to my > first ancestors to come to North America. > > But, in the past couple of years I have been going far out on different > branches based upon clues and new information from my Internet family. > > Even some of the collateral families I have kept in the data base, have > become instant cousins when a previously unknown marriage or second marriage > was discovered. > > Is anyone else keeping track? > > Rick Long > Peoria, IL > > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi >

On 02/21/2000 I had sent a message that can be found below in response to a message sent by Kwirsching@aol.com "Karen" regarding the "Descendants of Etienne Boudrot I". I was particularly interested in the children of Pierre BOUDREAU and Dorothy TREMBLAY, whom I consider to be my GG Grandparents. I have since rediscovered and have been sent another copy of a Baptismal record, of Matilde Boudreau, from Saint-Cyprien de Napierville, diocese de Saint-Jean, which when translated reads as follows: - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -------------------------------------------- B. 96 Matilde Boudreau On 24 April 1832. I the undersigned Parish Priest having Baptized Matilde, born yesterday of legitimate marriage of Pierre Boudreau Cultivator and Dorathee Tremblay of this parish. Godfather Laurent Gregorie. Godmother Marie Anne Lamarre. who are undersigned. N. L. Amiot Priest - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ------------------------------------------- In addition, and again from Saint-Cyprien de Napierville, a Marriage record for Augustin FORGUES and Matilde BOUDREAULT, when translated reads: - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ------------------------------------------- No. M. 15 Augustine Forgue and Matilde Boudreault This 27 September 1852. The publication, "The 3 bans of marriage", done by the Sundats Consective before taking our mass. of our masses at Parish Church, of his at Saint Valentine as it appears on the certificate. Sir Morisson, and the priest of Widower. Amoung us Augustine Forgues Cultivateur living in the parish of St. Valentine. Widower of age, of Matilda Antoine Pierre on the one part and Matilda Boudreault a miner the daughter of late deceased Pierre Boudreault and Dorothee Tremblay of this parish of the other part. Not having uncovered anything standing in the way of this marriage of the opinion of the parents of the minor party. We the priest and the undersigned having received their mutual consentment to the marriage and having given the marriage blessing in the presents of Antoine Forgues brother of groom, and Cyprien Boudreault brother of the bride and Michel Moisan. The undersigned of other person who of the spouse have declared unable to sign. M. Moisan La Marechal Ptre "priest" Gerard Joliver, Ptre "priest" April, 1981 - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - --------------------------------------------- The confusion now comes from the statement in the 1852 marriage record: "the late deceased Pierre Boudreault and Dorothee Tremblay of this parish" AND the notes within Karen's 21 Feb 2000 message that have Pierre BOUDREAU as dying 7 April 1888 in Bourbonnais, IL and Dorothy TREMBLAY dying 10 June 1864 in Bourbannais, IL. Another note states that Pierre and Dorothy were in Burbonnais, IL before 1852 but were living in Napierville, Q.P. at the time of Cyrille's first marriage to Francoise Roy. ************** Previous Message Follows ********************** Question for the BOUDREAU family folks The outline below lists several of the BOUDREAU family members and their children. Of particular interest, to me, is the family of Pierre BOUDREAU and Dorothy TREMBLAY. As listed below: Children of PIERRE BOUDREAU and DOROTHY TREMBLAY are: i. PIERRE6 BOUDREAU II, b. 1816, Q.P.; d. Unknown; m. MARGUERITE LAREAU, June 5, 1838, St. Valentine, PQ; b. Unknown; d. Unknown. ii. CYPRIEN BOUDREAU, b. May 16, 1823, Quebec; d. September 8, 1905, Remington, IN; m. PELAGIE BOUDREAU, November 23, 1847, St. Valentine Church, St. John County, Laprairie, Q.P.; b. September 28, 1830, St. John, QP; d. May 20, 1908, Remington, IN. iii. LUC (LOUIS) BOUDREAU, b. April 10, 1828; d. April 27, 1905; m. AURELIE LANDRY, November 2, 1850, St. Valentine, PQ; b. Unknown; d. Unknown. iv. CYRILLE BOUDREAU, b. Unknown; d. Unknown; m. (1) FRANCOISE ROY, October 11, 1852, L'Acadie, Q. P.; b. Unknown; d. Unknown; m. (2) ROSE LAOUR, November 9, 1863, St. Jean, Q. P.; b. Unknown; d. Unknown. My Great Grandmother, Matilda BOUDREAU-FORGUE, who died 28 Feb 1919 at the St. Joseph's Home in Abilene, Kansas, has recorded on her death certificate a Father of Peter BOUDREAU and a Mother of Dorothy TREMBLAY. She was the wife of Augustin FORGUE, the son of Augustin FORGUE, Sr and Mary LAVALEE. Matilda was b. 24 Apr 1832, d. 28 Feb 1919, m. 27 Sep 1852 to Augustin at St Cyprien Church of Napierville, QC. Augustin had a previous wife who died by the name of Marie Mathilda PIERRE. Augustin FORGUE and Matilda BOUDREAU had 6 or 7 children. They moved from Canada to Illinois and later to Kansas (1871-1872) where they were farmers in Cloud County, Kansas Eulalie (Lilly) Cyprien (Henry) - My Grandfather Marie (Mary) Louis Raphael (Ralph) Marie (died at 1yr) Joseph (? died as a child) I have copies of wedding records and death certificate on Matilda and Augustin. Can anyone lend any more information? Thanks Don

Don't Forget Satutday 11 Mar at 12 - 4 p.m. There is an Open Library. Old Courthouse Museum Iroquois County Genealogy Society 103 West Cherry Street Watseka, Hope to see you there Later Debi Visit my Web pages at: http://members.aol.com/LaFineD/LaFineD.html or http://www.capstonebank.com/~lafined/ Stop by the Iroquois Genealogical Society Page at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilicgs/index.htm

Does anyone else have any other information on the surname of :GELINEAU?? Am wondering if it could somehow be connected to the surname of GELINO that I am researching??? Vickie Buettner Researching: FRANCOEUR / FRANKER / DELIBAC / GELINO / PARADIS / MARION / BODRIC / (to begin with....) -----Original Message----- From: Becky Hatton [SMTP:Bhatton@hplsck.org] Sent: Wednesday, March 08, 2000 5:30 PM To: ILSTANNE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ILSTANNE] Chartier p123 Antoine Chartier Marriage 2 Phebe Gelineau (Louis & Marie Tessier) Becky Rebecca Sue Hatton Hutchinson KS bhatton@hplsck.org At 10:10 PM 3/6/00 -0500, you wrote: > Bonjour >Any corrections or changes will be appreciated. >a Bientot >Jack Langlois > > FAMILY GROUP RECORD FOR PLACIDE CHARTIER/FLAVIE BOUDREAU - JACK.PAF - >MRIN 1933 6 Mar 2000 Page 1 of 3 > >============================================================ >============================================== > HUSBAND Placide Chartier-4617 > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- >--------------------------------------------------- > BIRTH: Abt 1810 PLACE: QP > CHR.: PLACE: > MAR.: 24 Jul 1832 PLACE: St.Jean,QC > DEATH: 1893 PLACE: Momence,IL. > BURIAL: 1893 PLACE: Beebeetown,Kankakee Co,IL. >Parent Link Type: (B) > FATHER: Antoine Chartier-4557 MOTHER: >Marie-Francoise Boivin-4558 > OTHER WIVES: >Parents' MRIN: 1918 > >============================================================ >============================================== > WIFE Flavie Boudreau-4591 > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- >--------------------------------------------------- > BIRTH: PLACE: Canada > CHR.: PLACE: > DEATH: PLACE: > BURIAL: PLACE: >Parent Link Type: (B) > FATHER: Antoine Boudreau-4738 MOTHER: >M.Anne Michel-4737 > OTHER HUSBANDS: >Parents' MRIN: 2002 > >============================================================ >============================================== > CHILDREN > >============================================================ >============================================== > 1. NAME: Julia Chartier-4881 >Parent Link Type: (B) > --- BIRTH: 10 Oct 1839 PLACE: L'Acadie,St.Jean Co.QC > F CHR.: PLACE: > MAR.: 31 Dec 1854 PLACE: St.Anne.Kankakee Co.IL. > DEATH: 27 Jan 1921 PLACE: Bourbonnais,IL. > BURIAL: PLACE: > SPOUSE: Cyrille Terrien-4892 MRIN: 2053 > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- >--------------------------------------------------- > 2. NAME: Moise Chartier-4751 >Parent Link Type: (B) > --- BIRTH: Nov 1846 PLACE: St.Jean,QC > M CHR.: PLACE: > MAR.: 25 Feb 1867 PLACE: Beaverville,Iroquois Co,IL. > DEATH: 19 Apr 1930 PLACE: Momence,Kankakee Co.IL. > BURIAL: Apr 1930 PLACE: Momence,Kankakee Co,IL. > SPOUSE: Philomene Girard-4752 MRIN: 2009 > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- >--------------------------------------------------- > 3. NAME: Gedeon Chartier-4885 >Parent Link Type: (B) > --- BIRTH: 1848 PLACE: Bourbonnais,Will Co,IL. > M CHR.: PLACE: > MAR.: PLACE: > DEATH: PLACE: > BURIAL: PLACE: > SPOUSE: > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- >--------------------------------------------------- > 4. NAME: Marie Chartier-4887 >Parent Link Type: (B) > --- BIRTH: 1851 PLACE: Bourbonnais,Will Co,IL. > F CHR.: PLACE: > MAR.: PLACE: > DEATH: PLACE: > BURIAL: PLACE: > SPOUSE: Moise Lacoste-4893 MRIN: 2054 > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- >--------------------------------------------------- > 5. NAME: Phobee Chartier-1726 >Parent Link Type: (B) > --- BIRTH: 1840 PLACE: St.Jean County,QC > F CHR.: PLACE: > MAR.: Abt 1860 PLACE: Momence,Kankakee County,IL. > DEATH: PLACE: > BURIAL: PLACE: > SPOUSE: Pierre Dufresne(Dufrain)-4561 MRIN: 1996 > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- >--------------------------------------------------- > 6. NAME: Olive Chartier-4879 >Parent Link Type: (B) > --- BIRTH: 25 Jun 1856 PLACE: St.Anne,Kankakee Co.IL. > F CHR.: 29 Jun 1856 PLACE: St.Anne,Kankakee Co.IL > MAR.: 3 Dec 1874 PLACE: Momence,IL. > DEATH: 14 Dec 1933 PLACE: St.Anne,Kankakee Co.IL > BURIAL: Dec 1933 PLACE: St.Anne,Kankakee,Co.IL > SPOUSE: James Bouchard-4880 MRIN: 2051 > >============================================================ >============================================== > > > Parent Link Types: (B)=Biological, (A)=Adopted, (G)=Guardian, >(C)=Challenged, (D)=Disproved > FAMILY GROUP RECORD FOR PLACIDE CHARTIER/FLAVIE BOUDREAU - JACK.PAF - >MRIN 1933 6 Mar 2000 Page 2 of 3 > >============================================================ >============================================== > HUSBAND Placide Chartier-4617 >Yr of Birth 1810 > WIFE Flavie Boudreau-4591 >Yr of Birth > >============================================================ >============================================== > CHILDREN (continued) > >============================================================ >============================================== > 7. NAME: Jean Baptiste Chartier [John]-4824 >Parent Link Type: (B) > --- BIRTH: Jan 1862 PLACE: St Anne,Kankakee Co.IL. > M CHR.: PLACE: > MAR.: PLACE: > DEATH: 7 Jul 1862 PLACE: St.Anne,Kankakee Co.IL. > BURIAL: 7 Jul 1862 PLACE: St.Anne > SPOUSE: Elmire(Elgemere) Terrien-4825 MRIN: 2042 > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- >--------------------------------------------------- > 8. NAME: Delima Chartier-4882 >Parent Link Type: (B) > --- BIRTH: PLACE: > F CHR.: PLACE: > MAR.: PLACE: > DEATH: PLACE: > BURIAL: PLACE: > SPOUSE: > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- >--------------------------------------------------- > 9. NAME: Mathilda Chartier-4883 >Parent Link Type: (B) > --- BIRTH: PLACE: > F CHR.: PLACE: > MAR.: PLACE: > DEATH: PLACE: > BURIAL: PLACE: > SPOUSE: > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- >--------------------------------------------------- > 10. NAME: Emelie Chartier-4884 >Parent Link Type: (B) > --- BIRTH: PLACE: > F CHR.: PLACE: > MAR.: PLACE: > DEATH: PLACE: > BURIAL: PLACE: > SPOUSE: > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- >--------------------------------------------------- > 11. NAME: Marianne Chartier-4886 >Parent Link Type: (B) > --- BIRTH: PLACE: > F CHR.: PLACE: > MAR.: PLACE: > DEATH: PLACE: > BURIAL: PLACE: > SPOUSE: > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- >--------------------------------------------------- > 12. NAME: Rose(Delima) Chartier-4888 >Parent Link Type: (B) > --- BIRTH: PLACE: > F CHR.: PLACE: > MAR.: PLACE: > DEATH: PLACE: > BURIAL: PLACE: > SPOUSE: > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- >--------------------------------------------------- > 13. NAME: Olive Chartier-4889 >Parent Link Type: (B) > --- BIRTH: PLACE: > F CHR.: PLACE: > MAR.: PLACE: > DEATH: PLACE: > BURIAL: PLACE: > SPOUSE: > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- >--------------------------------------------------- > 14. NAME: Flavie Chartier-4890 >Parent Link Type: (B) > --- BIRTH: PLACE: > F CHR.: PLACE: > MAR.: PLACE: > DEATH: PLACE: > BURIAL: PLACE: > SPOUSE: > >============================================================ >============================================== > HUSBAND Placide Chartier-4617 > NOTES: > > 1."Marriages of St.Jean County 1828-1950". Placide Chartier son of >Antoine et Francoise Boivin maries,24 Jul > 1832, a Flavie Boudreau dau. of > Antoine et Marie-Anne Michel. > 2.Moved to Bourbonnais,Il.in 1847 ?? > > FAMILY GROUP RECORD FOR PLACIDE CHARTIER/FLAVIE BOUDREAU - JACK.PAF - >MRIN 1933 6 Mar 2000 Page 3 of 3 > >============================================================ >============================================== > > WIFE Flavie Boudreau-4591 > > CHILD 1 Julia Chartier-4881 > > CHILD 2 Moise Chartier-4751 > NOTES: > Born St.Jean County ,QC. Nov 1846. > 1st m. Philomene Girard 25 Feb 1867 at Beaverville,Iroquois Co.IL. > Children: Moise, Emma Sharkey > 2nd m. Marie Girard.1870 in Illinois > Children: Nettie Marie,Fred Sharkey > 3rd M. Angelina Lafond abt 1884. > Children: Peter,Albert,Zella Sharkey > Note: He may have moved to Kansas about 1880 and then > returned to Momence,IL. > > CHILD 3 Gedeon Chartier-4885 > > CHILD 4 Marie Chartier-4887 > > CHILD 5 Phobee Chartier-1726 > NOTES: > Married 1860 Momence, Children: >Phoebe,Medesire,Matilde,Pierre,Boswell > > CHILD 6 Olive Chartier-4879 > > CHILD 7 Jean Baptiste Chartier [John]-4824 > > CHILD 8 Delima Chartier-4882 > > CHILD 9 Mathilda Chartier-4883 > > CHILD 10 Emelie Chartier-4884 > > CHILD 11 Marianne Chartier-4886 > > CHILD 12 Rose(Delima) Chartier-4888 > > CHILD 13 Olive Chartier-4889 > > CHILD 14 Flavie Chartier-4890 > END > > >============================== >Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. >http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > > ============================== Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: http://pml.rootsweb.com/

I'm was just sitting here scrolling through page after page of very interesting research and comments, when I suddenly realized many of us on this list are "related". I have spent the past 15 years researching only direct lines back to my first ancestors to come to North America. But, in the past couple of years I have been going far out on different branches based upon clues and new information from my Internet family. Even some of the collateral families I have kept in the data base, have become instant cousins when a previously unknown marriage or second marriage was discovered. Is anyone else keeping track? Rick Long Peoria, IL

In a message dated 3/9/00 4:33:11 PM Pacific Standard Time, rlongmsw@mtco.com writes: << But, in the past couple of years I have been going far out on different branches based upon clues and new information from my Internet family. Even some of the collateral families I have kept in the data base, have become instant cousins when a previously unknown marriage or second marriage was discovered. Is anyone else keeping track? >> Bonjour Rick, Yes, I am also doing all my different branches with the help of my cousin in Montreal. I hope to have my CHINIQUY and all related lines online soon. My grandmother always said that all french canadians are related. Boy, she was soooo right. Carol Anne

Becky Glad to finally be able to sit and do a little genealogy. It seems that we are bonifide grade A number 1 cousins. I am listing a descending chart what I have on the Chartier line. This does not include any notes. It appears that some of the Chartiers had changed their name to Sharkey after coming to Illinois . All I had to go on was the death certificate of John Mitchell and it listed his parents as John Mitchell and (Sharkey ,no first name). So then John Mitchell became Joseph Michel and ? Sharkey became Marie Chartier . They are listed on the 1860 censes of Kankakee County,IL. They are also also listed in the marriages of L'Acadie,St.Jean Sometime about 1870 they moved to Remington,Ind. I found a baptism for Joseph at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church at Keeseville,NY. Perhaps they are buried at Sacred Heart Cem. near Fowler,Ind. I also have a Boudreau line that some members went to Cloud County,Kansas There were a few of the Regnier line. It seems that about 1870 ish there was an exodus from the Kankakee area to Cloud County, Kansas and many were later to return to Il and Wisconsin. My guess is that those who moved were second sons or later who who not be in line to inherit a farm . There was probably free land in Kansas for homesteading. I heard one story that one family who had moved to Kansas were in dire straits ,trying to farm and wanted to return to IL but had no money. So they sold their dog for 5 dollars and bought train tickets back to IL. See below for descending list. cousin Jack DESCENDANCY CHART FOR SAMUEL CARTER - JACK.PAF 9 Mar 2000 Page 1 of 2 ============================================================ ============================================== Name (Birth/Chr.-Death/Burial) Birth/Chr. Place ----------------------------------------------------------------------- - ------------------------------------------------- 1-- Samuel Carter-4754 ( - ) sp-Marie or Hannah Fridenne-4755 ( - ) 2-- Jean-Joseph Chartier [bap.John]-4724 (1695-1772) Deerfield,Franklin CO,Mass. sp-Marie Courtemanche [Jolicoeur]-4725 ( - ) 3-- Joseph Chartier-4758 (1719- ) Riviere-des-Prairies. sp-Ursule Hubert-4797 ( - ) 3-- Marie-Renee Chartier-4759 (1721-1722) Riviere-des-Prairies 3-- Marie Chartier-4760 (1723- ) Riviere-des-Prairies sp-Pierre Hubert-4891 ( - ) 3-- Jacques Chartier-4761 (1725- ) Riviere-des-Prairies 3-- Jean Baptiste Chartier-4722 (1726-1804) Riviere-des-Prairies sp-M.Angelique Roy-4723 ( - ) 4-- Alexis-Pierre Chartier-4823 (1754-1755) 4-- Alexis Chartier-4821 (1755- ) St.Charles,QC sp-Marie-Josette Benoit-4822 ( - ) 4-- Marie-Angelique Chartier-4753 (1759- ) Chambly,QC sp-Paul Hebert-4864 ( - ) 4-- Francois Chartier(Benac)-4611 (1756- ) St Charles,QC sp-Marie Dupuis [dit Montpellier]-4612 ( - ) 5-- Antoine Chartier-4557 (1786- ) L'Acadie,St.Jean Co,QC sp-Marie-Francoise Boivin-4558 (1790-1831) Quebec City,QP 6-- Celeste Chartier-4615 ( - ) sp-Basile Thimineur-4636 ( - ) 6-- Antoine Chartier-4616 (1807-1886) L'Acadie,St.Jean Co,QC sp-Veronique Pilotte [Chamberland]-4637 - ) 6-- Mary SHARKEY(Chartier)-2885 (1810- ) Canada sp-John(Joseph) Mitchell(Michel)-2884 (1796- ) Canada 7-- Rose Michel-4733 (1838-1910) Canada sp-Moyse Boule(Stevens)-4734 (1829-1909) Canada 7-- Phebee Mitchell-4729 (1843- ) New York 7-- Joseph Mitchell-4730 (1845- ) New York 7-- Mary Mitchell-4731 (1848- ) New York 7-- John E. Mitchell [Sexton]-2882 (1852-1930) Keeseville,NY sp-Zelda (DEMERS,Exzilu) DEMARAH-2883 -1899) 8-- George Mitchell-1127 (1878-1935) Fowler,Benton Co,Indiana sp-Delia Adeline CHARBONEAU-1128 (1879-1956) Momence,Kankakee Co.,IL 9-- Helen Cecelia Mitchell-21 (1917-1993) Momence,Kankakee Co.,IL sp-Philip Leon LANGLOIS-20 (1907-1984) Manteno Twp.,Kankakee County,IL 10-- Jack LANGLOIS-2 (1937- ) Ganeer Twp.,Kankakee Co.,IL sp-Doryl Jean MOORE-1 (1935- ) Marshall,Calhoun Co.,MI sp-Harold Howell-49 ( - ) sp-Edward RUST-50 ( - ) sp-John RIEL-51 (1925-1984) Chicago,Cook Co.,IL 7-- Josephine Michel-4727 (1854- ) Keeseville,N.Y. 7-- George Mitchell-4732 (1855- ) New York 7-- Jacques Michel-4728 (1855- ) Keeseville,New York 6-- Placide Chartier-4617 (1810-1893) QP sp-Flavie Boudreau-4591 ( - ) 7-- Julia Chartier-4881 (1839-1921) L'Acadie,St.Jean Co.QC sp-Cyrille Terrien-4892 ( - ) 7-- Moise Chartier-4751 (1846-1930) St.Jean,QC sp-Philomene Girard-4752 ( - ) 7-- Gedeon Chartier-4885 (1848- ) Bourbonnais,Will Co,IL. 7-- Marie Chartier-4887 (1851- ) Bourbonnais,Will Co,IL. DESCENDANCY CHART FOR SAMUEL CARTER - JACK.PAF 9 Mar 2000 Page 2 of 2 ============================================================ ============================================== Name (Birth/Chr.-Death/Burial) Birth/Chr. Place ----------------------------------------------------------------------- - ------------------------------------------------- sp-Moise Lacoste-4893 ( - ) 7-- Phobee Chartier-1726 (1840- ) St.Jean County,QC sp-Pierre Dufresne(Dufrain)-4561 ( - ) 7-- Olive Chartier-4879 (1856-1933) St.Anne,Kankakee Co.IL. sp-James Bouchard-4880 ( - ) 7-- Jean Baptiste Chartier [John]-4824 (1862-1862) St Anne,Kankakee Co.IL. sp-Elmire(Elgemere) Terrien-4825 ( - ) 7-- Delima Chartier-4882 ( - ) 7-- Mathilda Chartier-4883 ( - ) 7-- Emelie Chartier-4884 ( - ) 7-- Marianne Chartier-4886 ( - ) 7-- Rose(Delima) Chartier-4888 ( - ) 7-- Olive Chartier-4889 ( - ) 7-- Flavie Chartier-4890 ( - ) 6-- Francois Chartier-4618 (1814- ) St.Jean County,Quebec sp-Josette Boudreau-4765 ( - ) 6-- Joseph Chartier-4619 (1824-1901) QC sp-Aurelie Richard-4766 (1824- ) 7-- Maler Chartier-4902 (1845- ) Canada 7-- Kelly Chartier(Sharkee)-4903 (1848- ) New York 7-- David Chartier-4870 (1851- ) IL. 7-- Mathieu Chartier-4867 ( - ) 7-- Marie Chartier-4868 ( - ) 7-- Calvin Chartier-4869 ( - ) 7-- Phoebe Chartier-4871 ( - ) 7-- Salina(Celina) Chartier-4872 ( - ) 7-- Olive Chartier-4873 ( - ) 7-- Louis Chartier-4874 ( - ) 7-- Louise Chartier-4875 ( - ) 7-- John Chartier-4876 ( - ) 7-- William Chartier-4877 ( - ) 7-- Midee Chartier-4878 ( - ) 6-- Olive Chartier-4620 ( - ) sp-J.B. Roy-4644 ( - ) sp-Phebee Gelineau-4635 ( - ) 5-- Joseph Chartier-4638 ( - ) sp-Marie Plantier-4639 ( - ) 5-- Josette Chartier-4894 (1798- ) L'Acadie,St.Jean Co,QC sp-Andre Courchesne-4895 ( - ) 5-- Marie Chartier-4640 ( - ) sp-Pierre Poirier-4641 ( - ) 5-- M.Catherine Chartier-4642 ( - ) sp-Joseph Carriere-4643 ( - ) 4-- Elisabeth Chartier-4865 ( - ) sp-Charles Maquet-4866 ( - ) 4-- Jean-Baptiste Chartier-4896 (1773- ) St.Charles,QC 3-- Pierre Chartier-4762 (1727-1727) Riviere-des-Prairies 3-- Marie-Josephe Chartier-4763 (1729- ) Contrecouer 3-- Jacques Chartier-4901 (1731-1750) Contrecouer,QC 3-- Pelagie Chartier-4897 (1731- ) Contrecoeur,QC sp-Claude Hubert-4898 ( - ) 3-- Louis Chartier-4899 ( - ) 3-- Theodore(Pierre) Chartier-4900 ( - ) END