Bizzie2 wrote to me about a letter she received from the New Brunswick list about a CD in process that apparently includes many of the surnames we St. Anners are researching (thank you, Teresa!). She has no connection with the compiler of these names, but thought some of us might be interested. I am - for example, I see SAVOIE, which is one of the Acadian names behind the St. Anne CHINIQUY family. Please contact the compiler directly (off-list, in other words) if you would like to know more about this CD. P.S. Can someone locate Bay Chaleur for me? I am assuming New Brunswick, but the fine print on my map is TOO FINE (!). Here's the note: Subj: Re: Families of Bay Chaleur Date: 2/4/2000 10:19:59 PM Pacific Standard Time From: krispat@cgocable.net (krispat) To : NewBrunswick-L@rootsweb.com I am working on a cd - of the families of Bay Chaleur - thru my program family tree maker - so that it the info can be imported into any Genealogy program - the main area of concentration are the Catholic parishes -- in Quebec: Carleton, Bonaventure, Paspebiac, Novelle, Maria. In New Brunswick: Charlo, Caraquet, Restigouche County Sources: Census records, news clippings, church records -- Patrice Gallant's Les Registers de la Gaspesie 1752-1850 (phase 1) -- Bona Arsenault's series of books - Les Registers de ..... -- Les Families de Caraquet by Fidele Theriault -- Les Savoie - family of New Brunswick - Fidele Theriault -- Bonaventure 1760 - 1960 Main Families included: but there are many other families Acou, Allain, Allard, Anglehart, Arbour, Arsenault/Arseaneu, Aspirot, Aubut, Audet, Babin, Baker dit Blondin, Bariault, Beaudin, Beaudry, Beland dit Daraiche, Belanger, Belliveau, Bendwell, Bergeron, Bernard, Bernier, Berthelot, Berube, Blais, Bois, Bond, Boudreau, Bourdages, Bourgeois, Bourg, Brault, Bujold, Burns, Caron, Carrol, Cassey, Cassivi, Castilloux,Cavanagh, Chapados, Chiasson, Chicoine, Chouinard, Cloutier, Collin, Comeau, Cormier, Cote, Couillard, Couroit, Couture, Cyr, Daigle, David, Day, Debigarre, Delarosbille, Denis (Dunys), d'Entremont Doucet, Dube, Dugas, Duguay, Dunn, Dupuis, Durette, Element, Elsleager (Sleigher), Estiambre (Essiambre), Fallu, Ferlatte, foran, forest, Fougere, Fournier, Francour, Gagne, Gallant, Gauthier, Gauvreau, Gillis, Girard (Giraourd), Giroux, Goulette, Guillot (Diotte), Hache, Hebert,Henly, Henry, Huard, Jeanson (Johnson), Jolicoeur, Joncas, Kenleur (Laflamme), Kearney (Carney), Landry, Langlois, Laroque, Lavallee, laviolette, Lavoie, LeBlanc, Lebrasseur, Leclerc, Legouffe, Lepage, Levesque, Loiselle, Loubert, McBrearty, McGinnis, McGrath, McIntyre, Marcoux, Mercier, Methot, Michaud, Michel, Morin, Murphy, Murray, Nadeau, Normandeau, O'Connors, Paquet, Parent, Parise, Parker, Pelletier, Plourde, Poirier, Porlier, Querry, Quessy, Rafter, Rail (Rehel), Richard, Robichaud, Roussel, Roussy, Roy, St-Onge, St-Croix, Savoie, Smith, Stiber, Synnett, Soucy, Talbot, Tapp, Tardif, Therriault, Thibodeau, Thompson, Vautour, Wafer, Walsh/Welsh, Phase 1 - which is the B/D/M for Saint Francois Xavier 1853-1920, Charlo, NB and Patrice Gallant's Les Regesters de la Gaspeise will be available end of April 2000. for more info please contact me Kris McIntyre krispat@cgocable.net