Elaine, I, too, picked up on the Ducharme name. What I had not picked up was your last name and the name of my great-grandmother-Eliza Fregeau Ducharme! I am not sure how I came to the Fregeau spelling, but these must be the same family. My grandmother, Emma Ducharme, was the daughter of Philip and Eliza Ducharme. I have a photo of Eliza, her brother August, and Eliza's children with spouses (my aunt told me the photo must have been taken after Philip's death). So-brothers Philip and August must have married Fregeau-Frigone sisters? Eliza was a full-blooded Indian. I have not researched much into this family; maybe you have?? I will scan my photo to you, soon. Bev Goyette Mieure St.Louis EEFrigone@aol.com wrote: > The postcard of St. Anne's Church was a surprise. When it said Made in > Germany, L. August Ducharme, St. Anne Illinois. L. August Ducharme was a > druggist in St. Anne and was my husband, Edmund Frigone's uncle. L. August > Ducharme's wife was Edmund's father's sister. Small world isn't it. I made a > copy of this postcard to add to our Frigone file. Thanks for telling us about > it. > > Elaine Frigone > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/