This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: LANDRY & PERRON Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YUp.2ACIB/536 Message Board Post: My great-grandfather was Alfred Landry who married Georgianna Labbe. They lived in Somersworth NH.His parents were Michel Landry and Justine Perron. Could someone give me more info on them? I do not know where or when Michel was born and died. I think Justine was born Jan 1836 in Canada and died Oct 1911 in Somersworth. Thank You.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YUp.2ACIB/120.127.143.1 Message Board Post: I am a descendant of Ada Sylvia Landry from Ascension Parish. Smoke Bend is in Donaldsonville, Louisiana going towards Assumption Parish. You could look at the Catholic Church in Smoke Bend. I am searching for Samuel Landry, father of Ada Landry, My grandmother. Please respond if you have any information.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YUp.2ACIB/80.1 Message Board Post: My greatgrandfather was Samuel Landry. He had a son named Moise Landry and a sister (my grandmother) was Ada Sylvia Landry from Ascension Parish in Louisiana. Hope this helps.

Diane Stigen at: drauto@sioux-online.com (Diane Stigen) is trying to get information on: Napoleon Landry (Adolphe Landry & Domitille Rousseau) bn ca 4 March 1862 - d. October 21, 1941, Mariapolis, Manitoba at the age of 79 years, 7 months and 17 days, married 13 February 1888 at St. Alphonse, Manitoba Elizabeth Therrien daughter of Ephrem Therrien and Elmire Therrien (born 23-10-1870 in Ste-Therese de Blainville, Quebec) (this is her maiden name -they were cousins) Elizabeth Died Aug 23, 1948 in St. Boniface, Manitoba, buried in Mariapolis, Manitoba. Adolphe's parents were Andre Landry s/o Jean-Baptiste ne 1749 m. Magdeleine Levasseur at St Louis de Kamouraska on 4 October 1773.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YUp.2ACIB/416.1.1.1 Message Board Post: These two books are on ebay, might be worth a look, or you may can email the seller to see if your family is there. St. Philip's Parish Charleston SC 1720-1758 http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1701939243&r=0&t=0&showTutorial=0&ed=1013903228&indexURL=0&rd=1 St. Philip's Parish Charleston SC 1754-1810: http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1701939244&r=0&t=0&showTutorial=0&ed=1013903228&indexURL=0&rd=1 Hope that helps, Jas.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Landry, Rousseau, Therrien, Therien Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YUp.2ACIB/535 Message Board Post: Looking for for parents of this couple. Their son Napoleon Landry married Elizabeth Therrien.

Ginette Landry Labonte made the following inquiry on the Landry Family Genealogy Forum entitled landry's from pokemouche nb: "looking for anyone who would know my grandfather or his family. All we know is that he had a half sister named ella landry gauvin that lives in Caraquet. My grandfather was born in Pokemouche nb.His name is Henri R Landry born 1902. He was married to marie anne thereault.If any one has any information it would be greatly appreciated if you would share this information." In reply to my answer, she replied: "Don, Would you by any chance have any dates to go with these names and where they were from.Thank " I attempted to answer her but my e-mail was returned I am posting the reply on the list in hope that she sees my reply. Ginette: Here is your family line of succession with some dates spouses and children, etc: =============================== 1st generation René Landry, lejeune (Parents unknown) bn ca 1634 m ca 1659 at Port Royal to Marie Bernard 2nd generation Antoine Landry (René Landry, lejeune & Marie Bernard) bn ca 1660 m. ca 1681 at Port Royal, Acadia to Marie Thibodeau 3rd generation Antoine Landry (Antoine Landry & Marie Thibodeau) bn ca 1683 m ca 1705 at Les Mines, Acadia Marie-Blanche LeBlanc 4th generation Francois Landry (Antoine Landry & Marie-Blanche LeBlanc) bn 1709 m at Beaubassin, Acadia ca 1735 Catherine Cormier 5th generation Francois Landry (Francois Landry & Catherine Cormier) bn ca 1737 m ca 1757 at Fort Beausejour, N.B. to Agnes Anne Thibodeau 6th generation Joseph Landry (Francois Landry & Agnes Anne Thibodeau) bn 1769 m. 1793 at Kamouraska, P.Q. to Marie Euphrosine Paradis - Issue: Jean Landry (Joseph Landry & Marie Euphrosine Paradis) m at St Pascal de Kamouraska on 23 January 1838 to Angelique Pelletier Augustin Landry m. 22 February 1819 at Kamouraska, P.Q. to Judith Levasseur Christine Landry m. 10 January 1825 at St Louis de Kamouraska to Louis Hudon Euphrosine Landry m. 12 August 1811 at St Louis de Kamouraska to Basile Ouellet Francois Landry m. 21 August 1832 at St Pascal de Kamouraska to Marie Constan. Hudon Honore Landry m. 2 March 1840 at St Andre Kamouraska to Marie Sara Gagne Jean m. 23 January 1838 at St Pascal to Angelique Pelletier Jean-Baptiste m. 27 August 1821 at Kamouraska to Marie Modeste Potvin Joseph m. 1st 2 February 1818 at St Andre to Archange Dumont Guret - m. 2nd 9 February 1852 at Riviere Ouelle to Emilienne Lebel - m. 3rd 20 May 1867 at St Alexandre to Genevieve Deschenes Marie Julie m 24 July 1832 at st Pascal de Kamouraska to Joseph Castanguay Marie Olive m. 9 February 1824 at St Louis de Kamouraska to Francois Levesque Michel m. at St Andre Kamouraska on 14 October 1839 to Demerise Emerise Gagne Olive m. 1st 9 February 1824 at Kamouraska to Francois Levesque - m. 2nd 30 August 1851 at St Jean-Baptiste, Isle Verte, P.Q. to Leandre Pelletier Priscille Landry m. 1st at St Louis de Kamouraska on 9 October 1827 to Charles Garneau - m 2nd at St Pascal on 3 November 1846 to Maurice Levesque - m. 3rd at St Pascal de Kamouraska on 8 September 1868 to Michel Paradis Raphael at St Andre Kamouraska on 19 November 1827 to Adelaid Michaud Thadee m 30 January 1832 at St Psacal to Emilie Levesque 7th generation Jean Landry (Joseph Landry & Marie Euphrosine Paradis) m at St Pascal de Kamouraska on 23 January 1838 to Angelique Pelletier - Issue: Francois Xavier Landry (Jean Landry & Angelique Pelletier) m at St Pascal de Kamouraska, P.Q. on 8 February 1864 to Eudoxie Pelletier Alvina m. at St Pascal 21 January 1868 to Joseph Soucy Anais m. 16 November 1915 at St Helene to Arsene Lavoie - m 2nd at St Pascal 22 Februaryn 1870 to Louis Laplante Angelique m by J.P. 20 August 1872 to Achille Lavoie Claudia m 21 January 1876 at St Pascal to Alfred Lagace Emma m. 21 April 1879 at St Pascal to Israel Charest Charette Francois Xavier m 8 February 1864 at St Pascal to Eudoxie Pelletier Helene m at St Pascal on 7 March 1859 to Cyprien Tardif Jean m 25 October 1870 at Cacona, Riviere du Loup to Arthemise Voisine Joseph m 18 February 1862 at St Pascal to Arthemise Bouchard - m 2nd at St Pascal 27 July 1889 to Marguerite Thibault Theriault 8th generation Francois Xavier Landry (Jean Landry & Angelique Pelletier) m at St Pascal de Kamouraska, P.Q. on 8 February 1864 to Eudoxie Pelletier - Issue: Napoleon Landry m at St Alexandre, Kamouraska, P.Q. on 28 November 1899 to Angele Nadeau Claudia m. 23 October 1905 at St Helene to Raphael Pelletier Emile m. 17 January at St Pascal to Josephine Berube - m. 2nd 1 July 1913 at St Pascal to Marie-Anne Anna Landry Francois Xavier m 26 November 1889 at St Pascal to Emma Ouellet Isidore m 9 January 1906 at St Helene to Marie Pelletier Jean-Baptiste m 14 April 1891 at St Helen de Kamouraska to Alexina Gaudreau Joseph m. 13 October 1891 at St Helene to Odile Landry Napoleon m. 28 November 1899 at St Alexandre Kamouraska to Angele Nadeau 9th generation Napoleon Landry (Francois Xavier Landry & Eudoxie Pelletier) m at St Alexandre, Kamouraska, P.Q. on 28 November 1899 to Angele Nadeau - issue: Claire m 15 August at Ste Helene to Camille Berube Leo Landry m. 22 July 1924 at St Helene to Aurore Ouellet m. 2nd 23 November 1932 at St Helene to Yvonne Roy Marie Jeanne m. 18 February 1939 at Ste Helene de Kamouraska to Alfred Paradis Philippe Landry m. 29 January 1941 at St Alexandre kamouraska to Marie-Anne Berube 10th generation Leo Landry (Napoleon Landry & Angele Nadeau) m. at Ste Helene, Kamouraska, P.Q. on 22 July 1924 to Aurore Ouellet 11th generation Rosaire Landry(Leo Landry & Aurore Ouellet) m at St Bruno , Kamouraska, P.Q. on 3 July 1954 ??? Germaine Theriault 12th generation Henri P. Landry (Rosaire Landry & Germaine Theriault) m. 31 September 1920 at Edmundson, N.B. to Marie Anne Theriault

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YUp.2ACIB/12.1 Message Board Post: My husbands family is from a settlement in northern New Brunwick called "Landry Office". It is 15 miles south of Caraquet. I am currently working on a Landry Family Tree. Maybe you have some information on the family that may be helpful. I would appreciate any information you may be able to provide. Sincerly Wanda

Subject: question > In cleaning out my mothers home I found four forks (sterling) with the left tine ( prong) missing. Ideas have been --- done to eat (pick) crabs to feeding a baby. Has anyone ever run into this in the past? Three forks are from T. Hausmanns and Sons (New Orleans jewelry store) and one is from a Charleston Silversmith line. The three were my Grandmother's -- she lived in New Orleans from about 1908 until 1958. Mom, born 1906, visited an Aunt in Charleston as a teenager - (abt. 1920-1925) so I'm guessing one came from the family there. > > Has anyone any ideas as to why -- I could see one breaking -- but not four -- Hate to have them repaired if there is a good story to put with them. > > Any and all ideas will be appreciated. > > Kinta

Andy Landry at: alandry@proacsys.com (Andy Landry) made the following inquiry: Don, I've been following your posts for the past month or so on the various Landry message boards. I've been able to piece together most of my lineage, except I've caught one snag with my great grandfather. Here's the lowdown: My great grandparents Napoleon Landry & Maria Landry (Landry is her maiden name too) moved to Pontiac, MI from Lowell, MA sometime in the 1920's. The had 10 surviving children, of which Joseph Gerard was my grandfather. Both Napoleon and Maria are buried in Mt. Hope Catholic Cemetery in Pontiac, MI, and I can confirm Napoleon's birth/death dates for sure. I believe that I can connect Maria's lineage (see attachment) all the way back to original Acadian settlers, but I'm having trouble making the connection on Napoleon's side. Any help making the connection is appreciated!! ________________________________________________________________ 1. NAPOLEON1 LANDRY was born September 1871 in Three Rivers , Canada, and died May 14, 1951 in Pontiac, Michigan. He married MARIA LANDRY, daughter of CALIX LANDRY and AGNES RICHARD. She was born in Mt. Carmel, Canada, and died in Pontiac, Michigan. Children of NAPOLEON LANDRY and MARIA LANDRY are: i. PAUL2 LANDRY, b. Lowell, Massachusetts; d. at young age. ii. RITA LANDRY, b. Lowell, Massachusetts; d. as a baby. 2. iii. RALPH LANDRY, b. December 10, 1901, Lowell, Massachusetts; d. March 13, 1969, Dearborn, Michigan. iv. RUDOLPH LANDRY, b. December 22, 1902, Lowell, Massachusetts; d. February 1974, Pontiac, Michigan. v. ARTHUR LANDRY, b. March 23, 1904, Lowell, Massachusetts Twin of Leo; d. October 29, 1958, Pontiac, Michigan; m. MARIE C.. vi. JOSEPH LEO LANDRY, b. March 23, 1904, Lowell, Massachusetts; d. May 1975, Pontiac, Michigan; m. LAURA; b. Massachusetts. More About JOSEPH LEO LANDRY: X: Twin of Arthur 3. vii. RODERICK EUGENE LANDRY, b. August 12, 1905, Lowell, Massachusetts; d. June 15, 1997, Pontiac, Michigan. 4. viii. ALFRED NESTER LANDRY, b. November 10, 1906, Lowell, Massachusetts; d. May 03, 1988, Pontiac, Michigan. 5. ix. JOSEPH GERARD LANDRY, b. March 29, 1909, Lowell, Massachusetts; d. 1977, Pontiac, Michigan. 6. x. HENRY HILAIRE LANDRY, b. May 15, 1911, Lowell, Massachusetts; d. March 15, 1991, Pontiac, Michigan. 7. xi. GEORGE L. LANDRY, b. December 31, 1912, Lowell, Massachusetts; d. July 1971, Pontiac, Michigan. 8. xii. ROBERT LANDRY, b. February 09, 1914, Lowell, Massachusetts; d. December 23, 1989, Pontiac, Michigan. Andy Landry Business Analyst Proacsys, LLC Business: 215-816-4654 Fax: 240-525-5568 Email: alandry@proacsys.com

In a message dated 2/6/02 5:20:57 PM Central Standard Time, jkv1229@juno.com writes: > am not sure which set of Joseph Landry's my Onesime is the s/o. So I am > unable to verify DOB, etc. I have his a Carmelite as his wife, b. > 12-21-1807 and a son Clareville b.2-24-1828... Can you verify for me? I > want to make sure I have the right Joseph lineage before I update my > records. > > Thanks, > Jodi Van Der Heyden ======== Onesime Landry s/o Joseph dit René Landry and Marie Rose Melancon bn in St Martinville on October 27, 1810 died at Lafayette on 12 August 1861 m. at Lafayette on 24 April 1827 to Carmelite Landry from St Martinville bn December 21, 1807 d/o Agricole Landry & Christine LaBauve Onesime Landry was a descendant ofRené Landry & Marie Bernard through: Abraham Landry, I & Marie-Josephe Guilbeaux Rene Landry & Marie Marguerite Theriot Joseph dit René Landry and Marie Rose Melancon Onesime Landry & Carmelite Landry Carmelite Landry was a descendant of René Landry, lejeune & Marie Bernard through: Germain Landry & Marie Melanson Alexandre Landry & Marguerite Blanchard Firmin Landry & Françoise Thibodeaux Joseph Landry & Marie-Anne Melançon Agricole Landry & Christine LaBauve Carmelite Landry & Onesime Landry ========= issue of Onesime Landry & Carmelite Landry: Clairville Landry (Onesime Landry & Carmelite Landry) bn February 24, 1828 m Celina Landry Emilie Landry (Onesime Landry & Carmelite Landry) bn April 26, 1830 m Hiliare Comeaux Jules Landry (Onesime Landry & Carmelite Landry) bn February 07, 1832 m Marie Stelly Ursin Landry (Onesime Landry & Carmelite Landry) bn Abt. January 07, 1836 m Susanne Onezia Landry Edmund Landry (Onesime Landry & Carmelite Landry) bn ca 1835 m Edouard Landry (Onesime Landry & Carmelite Landry) bn Abt. January 07, 1836 m Marie Uranie Landry (Onesime Landry & Carmelite Landry) bn January 05, 1838 m Rosiclair Landry Amelie Landry (Onesime Landry & Carmelite Landry) bn October 1839 m Euphamie Landry (Onesime Landry & Carmelite Landry) bn August 02, 1841m Demas Frilot Joseph Landry (Onesime Landry & Carmelite Landry) bn July 31, 1845 m Emelie Trahan Onesime Landry (Onesime Landry & Carmelite Landry) bn September 20, 1854 m Marie Zulma Landry (Onesime Landry & Carmelite Landry) bn June 03, 1849 m. Marium Mouton

I am not sure which set of Joseph Landry's my Onesime is the s/o. So I am unable to verify DOB, etc. I have his a Carmelite as his wife, b. 12-21-1807 and a son Clareville b.2-24-1828... Can you verify for me? I want to make sure I have the right Joseph lineage before I update my records. Thanks, Jodi Van Der Heyden SUIRE RICHARD LANDRY ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

On the origin of the North American Landrys: There are at least 4 separate lines (or clans) of Landrys that settled in North America. 1st - Guillaume Landry, settled at Ile d'Orleans in Québec. It appears that Guillaume Landry's father, Maturin Landry, from Neuilly-sur-Eure (Orne), and married to Damiane Desavis, daughter of Guillaume Desavis. Damiane was born about 1600 in La-Ventrouze-au-Perche, Tourouvre, Mortagne, France may have had come to Canada to the region of Trois Rivieres in the employ of the Jesuits sometime before the summer of 1643. His son Guillaume Landry, who was born at La Ventrouze-au-Perche, which was situated between four large French provinces: Normandie, Ile-de-France, Orleans and Maine, emigrated to Canada sometime in 1653 ========= 2nd - René Landry dit l' aisne (the elder), born in France in 1618 and believed to have arrived in Acadia ca. 1640 ============= 3rd - René Landry, dit le jeune (the younger) was born in France in 1634, whose date of arrival in Acadia is unknown, and was married at Acadia in 1659 ============== Because Guillaume Landry was born at La-Ventrouze-au-Perche, Tourouvre, Mortagne, France, and his father was originally from Neuilly-sur-Eure (Orne), reaserchers have assumed (with no documentation) that the René Landrys were from either La-Ventrouze-au-Perche, Tourouvre, Mortagne, France, or from Neuilly-sur-Eure (Orne). However, because the records of the progenitors of the Acadian Landrys (René Landry dit l' aisne (the elder) and René Landry, dit le jeune (the younger) were lost in the many fires that occurred in Port Royal, there is no documentation (as yet discovered) that indicates either the parents or the place of origin of either René Landry. "..... The reason why it is very difficult to trace early Acadian families to their places of origin in France is because all of Acadia's early records, whether parish registers, notorial archives, or others, have all long since been lost. This is a real handicap in Acadian research. .... I am given to understand that the Landry name, for example, is well known in the area around Loudun in Poitou (N. Bujold and M. Caillebeau, Les origines françaises des premieres familles acadiennes: le sud Loundais (Poitiers: Imprimeirie L'Union, 1979) p. 32), but is rather hard to find elsewhere in France." (Professor Stephen A. White, Genealogist at the Université De Moncton in New Brunswick). " ……………. there is no specific documentation to show that either the elder or younger René LANDRY actually originated from LaChaussée. Even though we do know that a majority of the first colonists in Acadia came from Loundunais (Geneviéve Massignon, in her linguistic analysis), and there were numerous LANDRYS in the vicinity of La Chaussée in the 17th century, it is only a matter of probability, but there is no certainty, that either the elder or the younger René Landry came from La Chaussée in the Loudun area of west?central France. " Father Clarence J. d'Entremont states that dealing with the origins of a great number of Acadians who "were married before 1700, when the registers of Port Royal were destroyed in a fire; the Landrys are among this group". There is ample evidence of René Landry's presence in Acadia, but to my knowledge, any vital information about him before his showing up in the 1786 census of Port Royal, does not exist. and "……….. regarding the origins of the Landrys, I must say that there is probably no other Acadian family about whose background there has been so much speculation and wishful thinking. The result is that what we actually know about the Landry families who immigrated from France to Acadia has come to be regrettably enshrouded in a dense fog of error and confusion." (Stephen A. White) ====================== 4th - Jean Jacques Henri Landry and Susanne Celestine Sandoz who settled in St. Martinville in the 1830s, and today, their progeny are concentrated in the Lafayette, Louisiana area.

--part1_fc.134687e9.29918574_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit In a message dated 2/5/02 12:12:27 PM Central Standard Time, olla@mercury.i29.net writes: Hello Don. Found a Joseph Landry in OR in 1793 to 1814. Do you know who this man is or anything about wife or children? Viola: I need more information. Such as name of spouse and/or children. Where in OR did he live? Did the listing give his occupation? Can anyone help Viola? Don Landry --part1_fc.134687e9.29918574_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <olla@mercury.i29.net> Received: from rly-yh02.mx.aol.com (rly-yh02.mail.aol.com [172.18.147.34]) by air-yh04.mail.aol.com (v83.35) with ESMTP id MAILINYH41-0205131227; Tue, 05 Feb 2002 13:12:27 -0500 Received: from mercury.i29.net (mercury.i29.net [12.28.104.20]) by rly-yh02.mx.aol.com (v83.35) with ESMTP id MAILRELAYINYH23-0205131212; Tue, 05 Feb 2002 13:12:12 -0500 Received: from mercury.i29.net (ppp-105-235.i29.net [12.28.105.235]) by mercury.i29.net (8.8.7/8.8.7) with ESMTP id MAA27806 for <Don2717@aol.com>; Tue, 5 Feb 2002 12:12:09 -0600 Message-ID: <3C602078.419A9CF3@mercury.i29.net> Date: Tue, 05 Feb 2002 12:12:08 -0600 From: Viola Seward <olla@mercury.i29.net> X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.61 [en] (WinNT; I) X-Accept-Language: en MIME-Version: 1.0 To: Don2717@aol.com Subject: Re: Landry References: <72.17236b0f.29912da1@aol.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hello Don. Found a Joseph Landry in OR in 1793 to 1814. Do you know who this man is or anything about wife or children? Thank you. Viola. --part1_fc.134687e9.29918574_boundary--

In a message dated 2/4/02 11:20:28 PM Central Standard Time, Dot at: Kirkhamclan@pagosa.net writes: Hi Don, I'm trying to find information on Felonise Landry, the daughter of Pantaleon Landry and Marie Melancon. I know she was born 25 Aug 1814 in St. Martinville, La. but would like to find her death date and where she is buried. Also I know she married John Washington Kirkham on 13 June ,1831 as I have a copy of the marriage agreement. He also married Frances Parrott but don't know which was the first wife. Any Help would be appreciated. Dot: First, Felonise Landry, was not the daughter of Pantaleon Landry and Marie Melancon. She was the daughter of Joseph Pantaleon LANDRY & Marguerite Trahan I (see vol 2 pg 547 Hebert SWLR) know she was born 25 Aug 1814 in St. Martinville, La. Her marriage in Opelousas to John Washington Kirkham on 13 June ,1831 is listed in Hebert SWLR in vol 3 on page388 I cannot find mention of her death or burial , except that on page 352 vol6 of Hebert's SWLR there is a succession for a Felonise Landry m. Michel BOURG dated 7 July 1859 at the Lafayette Ct. Hse Succ. # 877, but I cannot find a record of her marriage to Michel BOURG Can anyone help Dot with this? Don Landry don2717@aol.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YUp.2ACIB/146.396.407 Message Board Post: Dear Madam Whilst browsing on ancestry.com I noticed your surname and wondered whether you could help me. I am trying to find a Michael Angelle who came from Louisiana. He was born around 1935 and would be about 66 years old now. He served in the USAF as a military policeman. If you have any info. which would help me get in touch with this gentleman I would be extremely grateful for your help. With regards Linda Street

In a message dated 2/3/02 1:33:49 AM Central Standard Time, jeley@houston.rr.com writes: > > I'm trying to locate information on Clarisse Landry who married ? Monte, > their daughter was Emeilie Monte who married c.c. Girouard. All of which I > think were from Lafayette LA. Any help would be appreciated. > Jennifer > Leon Anatole Montet s/o Pierre Leon Montet & Louise Divine Broussard was bn at Lafayette on 2 January 1853 and died at Broussard La - He was married at Youngsville, La on November 12, 1872 to Clarisse Landry d/o Jean-Pierre Landry & Marie Azelie Comeaux who was bn 23 September 1853 The progenitor Montet Family Line in Louisiana was Guillaume Claude Montet from Bajolis Perigold, France and Marie Joseph Vincent who were married April 19, 1763 in England The progenitor of the Landry family line in which Clarisse Landry was a part was René Landry, lejeune & Marie Bernard through Antoine Landry & Marie Thibodeaux Antoine Landry & Marie Blanche LeBlanc Amand Landry & Anne Marguerite Melancon Jean-Pierre Landry Francoise Marie Landry Jean-Pierre Landry & Marie Azelie Comeaux I hope this helps Please send me information on the children of this couple so I can add this data to my database. Don Landry don2717@aol.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YUp.2ACIB/534 Message Board Post: I'm trying to locate information on Clarisse Landry who married ? Monte, their daughter was Emeilie Monte who married c.c. Girouard. All of which I think were from Lafayette LA. Any help would be appreciated. Jennifer

In a message dated 1/27/02 5:53:11 AM Central Standard Time, luciemc@mediaone.net writes: > Don, > > Would you have a marriage date and source for this couple: > > Pierre dit Pitre Landry & Marguerite Allain > > Thanks you! Lucie LeBlanc Consentino > > In a message dated 1/27/02 5:48:13 AM Central Standard Time, luciemc@mediaone.net writes: > > Would you have a marriage date and source for this couple: > > Pierre dit Pitre Landry & Marguerite Allain > > Pierre Landry, dit Pitre s/o Abraham Landry & Marguerite LeBlanc bn Marsonitte, N.B. ca 1752 died at Donaldsonville ca 1805 married at St Gabriel ca 1773 to Marguerite Allain d/o Pierre Allain, Jr & Catherine Hebert - Source - Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records vol 2 P. 447 Don Landry

Dianne: You listed the following on the Landry genforum: Pierre Anatol Landy b July 5, 1856 m Virginia Ledoux Dec 3, 1877 in the Southwest Church Records, for Opel. I found 11 children for this family. 1)Joseph Dufossard b Jan 12, 1879, 2)Anatole b Feb 20, 1882, 3)Yorick b March 1884, 4) Michel Dalles b Jan 10, 1887, 5)Edouard b Jan 31, 1893, 6)Marshall b Jan 15, 1895, 7)Olympe b July 19, 1897, 8) Alma b ___, 9) Angelina b Oct 10, 1899, 10) Marie Hilda b Feb 25, 1902, and 11) Jean b July 6, 1904 I had most of this information in my database, but you also state that Pierre Anatol's parents were Leander or Landry Landry & Josephine Rousseau and also that he had 3 brothers Ambroise, Henry Emerant and Joseph Edgard, and 2 sisters marie Brigitte and Marie Josephine. What is your source for this. My database shows that Pierre Anatole Landry m. Virginia LeDoux was the son of Emerent Gilbert Landry & Adelaide Roy through: Landry Pierre Gregoire Landry & Marie Josephine Rousseau Pierre dit Pitre Landry & Marguerite Allain Abraham Landry, II & Marguerite (Flan) LeBlanc Abraham Landry, I & Marie-Josephe Guilbeaux René Landry, lejeune & Marie Bernard