Yvon and list, I'm Brian Eugene Snowdon. My interest in the LANGLOIS list is because of my grandmother on my mother's side - Marie Elaine Langlais (spelt with an 'a'). She was born February 2nd, 1907 and married Eugene (where I got my middle name) Hilaire GAGNON on July 21st, 1923 in Drummond, New Brunswick. I took the family to see her this past summer in Grand Falls, New Brunswick and promised (God willing) we'd be at her 100th birthday party. I have found a fair amount of information on the GAGNON family through online research and from my grandfather's brother (Catholic priest). I'm only starting to research the LANGLAIS/LANGLOIS side and have very little: Marie's parents were Belone LANGLAIS and Emma DEVOST (married June 29th, 1903); Belone being a son of Severin LANGLAIS and Delina RIOUX. My mother's parents were very religious Catholics and traditional acadian French. Grandmother insists her family were Loyalists. I'm looking forward to sorting this out. On my Father's side, I'm interested in SNOWDON and AMOS from the Sackville, New Brunswick area. Thanks to tremendous work done by others already regarding my SNOWDON line, I'm focussing on AMOS. Thanks to George (probably a member of this list) who has provided, off list, a brief lesson in the derivation of the LANGLOIS name. Any possible connections? Brian

Hello Yvon and list, My name is Michele Aavang and I live outside of Woodstock, IL. My father is Leon Frederick Langlois b. 1933 in CA, the son of Leo T. Langlois. Leo was breifly married to my grandmother, Ethel M. Ruark. The marriage took place in Los Angeles Co., CA but Leo gave his residence as Seattle, WA. The marriage certificate lists his occupation as "painter", and his parents as Joseph Langlois and Nellie McCarthy, both born in Canada. An internet source gives Leon Langlois and Eleonore Milette as the parents of Joseph, and Thomas McCarthy and Annie Lagreve as the parents of Nellie, but I've been unable to verify. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks, Michele

Hello Yvon and list My great great grandfather was Oliver Langlois. It is noted that Oliver's father was Oliver Langlois as well.....and his wife's name was Roma...not sure of the last name. Oliver, Jr. was born in 1826 in Montreal, Canada and Married Adeline BELROSE in 1856 in Two Rivers, Wisconsin. They had 10 children as follows: Ben Langlois Charles Langlois Emma Langlois Odele Langlois Joseph Langlois > married Albertine Lessard in Ludington, MI in 1895 Diana Langlois VAUDREUIL > Married Francis Vaudreuil in Two Rivers, WI Levina Langlois Rosalia Langlois Moses Langlois William Langlois William was my great grandfather....he was born in 1876 and Married Clara RACINE in 1909 in Kewaunee, Wisconsin...but, resided in Two Rivers, Wisconsin I am currently living in Waukegan, Illinois now...but, my family still lives in Two Rivers, Wisconsin... So the 4 surnames I am looking for are Langlois, Racine, Belrose & Vaudreuil Hope to make a connection.... Daniel Laurent

Yvon and List I am Nan Curtis. I live in Bishop, CA. I am the 2nd great grandaughter of Louis Langlois,b 1833 Ontario we think He has been very illusive. His spouse Louise Valiere,b 13 July 1837. Their family: George Langlois/b 1859 Leo Langlois/b 1861 Louis George B. Langlois/b 1871 Louise G (Goldie) Langlois " My G-grandmother" Mary Griffin Langlois Louise G. Langlois m William Franklin Griffin, and they are my mothers grandparents. My late mother was Helen Margaret Griffin, you may find her research under the name of Helen DeRemer. She passed in Jan. 1996. Her parents Harry Ivan Griffin/b 1896 Muskegon, Muskegon, MI, and Bertha J. Mann. /b 1901 Exeter, Monroe, MI I am also a Leduc. Georges Leduc son of Eustache Leduc. I thought I had him connected to Eustache Leduc, and Aurelie Cyr, but alas another illusive one. Nan Curtis

Hi Folks: The following message is posted for the benefit of "new" members of this LANGLOIS Mailing List and will be re-posted on an ongoing basis. --------------------------------------------------------------- (If you haven't already done so), may I encourage EVERY subscriber to tell us a little bit about themselves by posting a BRIEF message to the Mailing List to tell everyone about their interest in genealogy, something along these lines... --------------------------------------------------------------- SAMPLE MESSAGE: "My name is Yvon Cyr and I am the Listowner of over two dozen Rootsweb Mailing Lists, including this one. I'm originally from Grand Falls, New Brunswick... right smack in what has become known as the Madawaska Territory where so much wonderful Acadian history has been written. I now live in Ontario, Canada. My late father was Robert CYR (born February 2, 1910); my deceased mother Annie OUELLETTE (born May 14, 1914) and I am married to Judy THERIAULT, the daughter of Eugene (born March 11, 1892) and Alice MICHAUD (born May 5, 1896) [the main four surnames I am researching]. I have over 110,000 (directly related) names in my personal data and have produced two Acadian-Cajun Genealogy CD's with over one million names combined (with complete pedigree). It don't get much more Acadian than that! <grin> I am the Webmaster of the Acadian Genealogy Homepage which may be viewed at URL address: http://www.acadian.org where details of my CD's are posted. I encourage Acadian-Cajun webmasters to add links FROM IT, to their own web site, by visiting http://www.acadian.org/hotlinks/ Working in conjunction with KH&A Printing Inc., I can now assist in providing beautiful family tree wall charts... as you've never seen before! For complete details, connect to http://www.acadian.org/charts.html -------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE 1: Please use your own SURNAME in the "Subject Heading" of your message. For example, an appropriate "Subject" for my message might have been... "CYR, Yvon; Introduction". This will ensure that the message is properly archived. Thanks. NOTE 2: Please do NOT include a _long_ list of surnames in your message. Include only the FOUR main surnames you are researching. NOTE 3: Don't send your message to ME. Post it directly to the Mailing List for all your cousins to see, by sending it to: LANGLOIS-L@rootsweb.com [For those who are posting to the List for the first time, please note that the word "request" is NOT included in the address and is only used to subscribe or unsubscribe to/from the Mailing List]. YVON L. CYR, cajun@acadian.org Facilitator of Rootsweb's LANGLOIS Mailing List. For details visit URL : http://www.acadian.org/rootsweb.html

I have one Edward Langlois born about 1846 in D'Escousse, Richmond Co., Nova Scotia, Canada. No other info except his parents were Joseph Langlois and Angelique 'Angel' Petitpas; and 5 siblings. The original Langlois family came from Paris, France, they were Siversmiths. Francois came to Port Royal in Nova Scotia very early, he was in the French Navy and served in several areas of Nova Scotia and finally settled on Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia. George Rose <grose@hfx.eastlink.ca> Researching ROSE and CALDER from Pictou Co., NS; Canada ROSE, WAMBOLT, LANGILLE and HONEY from Halifax Co., NS, Canada; LANGLOIS, DOYLE, BOUDREAU, LANDRY and PERTUS from Isle Madame, NS, Canada Home Page http://users.andara.com/~grose/ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Frank Owens" <osandman47@aol.com> To: <LANGLOIS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 26, 2000 4:40 PM Subject: Family tree > Posted on: LANGLOIS Queries > Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/l/a/LANGLOIS/queries/5 > > Surname: Langlois > ------------------------- > > > > Hi, > > My name is Frank Owens and I'm Trying to put > together a Family tree, I'm having trouble finding > information on my wife's grandfather. His name was > Edward Joseph Langlois and he came from (we think) > Montreal,He move to the U.S. and lived the rest of > his life here. He was born January 3,1877,Thats about > all we have about him before he came to the U.S. If > you have anything on him we sure would appreciate it. > > Sincerely > > Frank Owens > > ( osandman47@aol.com ) > > > ==== LANGLOIS Mailing List ==== > This LANGLOIS list is currently available for adoption! > Interested in becoming the list manager? Go here: > http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/adoptrequest.html > > > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com > >

Posted on: LANGLOIS Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/l/a/LANGLOIS/queries/5 Surname: Langlois ------------------------- Hi, My name is Frank Owens and I'm Trying to put together a Family tree, I'm having trouble finding information on my wife's grandfather. His name was Edward Joseph Langlois and he came from (we think) Montreal,He move to the U.S. and lived the rest of his life here. He was born January 3,1877,Thats about all we have about him before he came to the U.S. If you have anything on him we sure would appreciate it. Sincerely Frank Owens ( osandman47@aol.com )

Have posted the following message: I am very interested in this line. Fartherest I have back is to Jean Langlois, born Abt. 1606 in Paris. Had at least 2 children: Honore Langlois born Abt. 1628 in Paris, married Marie Pontonnier. And a daughter Anne Langlois born 1629. Grandson of Jean Langlois, Francois Langlois, born Abt. 1680 came to Port Royal in Nova Scotia and married Madeleine Comeau. He is believed to be the ancestor of all the Langlois in Eastern Canaada. Langlois family were Silversmiths in Paris. George Rose <grose@hfx.eastlink.ca> Researching ROSE and CALDER from Pictou Co., NS; Canada ROSE, WAMBOLT, LANGILLE and HONEY from Halifax Co., NS, Canada; LANGLOIS, DOYLE, BOUDREAU, LANDRY and PERTUS from Isle Madame, NS, Canada Home Page http://users.andara.com/~grose/ ----- Original Message ----- From: <LANGLOIS-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <LANGLOIS-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2000 12:38 PM Subject: LANGLOIS-D Digest V00 #2

Posted on: LANGLOIS Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/l/a/LANGLOIS/queries/4 Surname: LANGLOIS ------------------------- FOR YOUR INFORMATION, THE 1ST LANGLOIS WHO MIGRATED TO MAURITIUS IN THE INDIAN OCEAN, WAS 1N 1771, ORIGINATING FROM SENS,YONNE,IN FRANCE. I HAVE BEEN ABLE TO TRACE UP TO HIS G.G.G FATHER WHOSE NAME WAS SAVINIEN LANGLOIS BORN AROUND 1618 IN VILLENEUVE LE ROY,IN FRANCE. PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR ANY FURTHER INFORMATION. REGARDS. GERARD LANGLOIS. MAURITIUS.

Posted on: LANGLOIS Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/l/a/LANGLOIS/queries/3 Surname: Langlois ------------------------- I am very interested in this line. Fartherest I have back is to Jean Langlois, born Abt. 1606 in Paris. Had at least 2 children: Honore Langlois born Abt. 1628 in Paries, married Marie Pontonnier. And a daughter Anne Langlois born 1629. Grandson of Jean Langlois, Francois Langlois, born Abt. 1680 came to Port Royal in Nova Scotia and married Madeleine Comeau. he is believed to be the ancestor of all the Langlois in Eastern Canaada. Langlois family were Silversmiths in Paris.

Posted on: LANGLOIS Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/l/a/LANGLOIS/queries/2 Surname: LANGLOIS ------------------------- Anyone have any further information on Guillaume Langlois, b 1566 of Alencon Normandy, France. Married Jeanne Millet 1609. He died before 25 July 1634 in France.

Hi everyone, I would appreciate any information regarding the following: Marguerite Langlois born ? died about 1937 at Montreal -Paroisse St.Paul de la Croix spouse Louis Elzear Bergeron children Marie Rose Juliette Blanche Bergeron Rachel Bergeron Marguerite Langlois was my grandmother and I have no other concrete information about her at this time except that she very likely was married in Claremont, NH. I would certainly be grateful for any information or suggestions. Lina Louise

HI: I AM LOOKING FOR DECENDENTS OF MARY LANGLOIS WHO DIED MARCH 30, 1953 AT AGE 99. SHE WAS BORN IN 1855. HER MAIDEN NAME WAS BEAUDIN. SHE WAS MARRIED TWICE, BOTH TIMES TO A LANGLOIS. THE FIRST I HAVE BEEN TOLD WAS FLURENT LANGLOIS (THE COULD BE LURENT) SHE HAD 8 CHILDREN, FIVE SURVIVED, (PHILLIP, JOSEPH, PAULINE, MARY AND ALBERT). HER HUSBAND DIED AND SHE MARRIED GEORGE LANGLOIS AND HAD THREE MORE CHILDREN, (LYDIA, SOPHIA, AND EDWARD). SHE LIVED IN INTERNATIONAL FALLS. WHEN SHE DIED THERE WAS A LARGE ARTICLE IN THE PAPER STATING SHE HAD 101 DECENDENTS. I HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO TRACE ANY INFORMATION ON HER. I HAVE BEEN TOLD HER FIRST NAME WAS MARY, MARION, AND MARIASAN. ANY INFORMATION WOULD BE HELPFUL. R LANGLOIS

I am researching the name Louis Langlois, father of Louisa G Langlois Langlois, Louis, b 1833 Montreal,Quebec, Canada/m Louisa Valliere/b 1837 Montreal,Quebec,Canada. They are the parents of Langlois, Louisa Goldie/b 24 Sept. 1873, Saginaw, MI, m William Franklin Griffin Appreciate any help. Thank You Nan Curtis,Bishop, CA nacurtis@earthlink.net

I have found so far: Some corruptions of "Langlois"=--->l'anglais (the Englishman); l'anglois--->l'Anglois---> L'Anglois----->L'anglois--->Langlois and also Anglois and Langley. There are lists of families by the name of Anglois, which is a corruption of the English man, l'anglais, then l'Anglois, and later Langlois. ----- Original Message ----- From: Joseph C. Langlinais <joel247@juno.com> To: <LANGLOIS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 23, 1999 9:46 AM Subject: (LANGLAIS)(LANGLINÉ)or(LANGLINAIS) > Does anyone on this list know if LANGLOIS connects with > (LANGLAIS)(LANGLINÉ)or(LANGLINAIS)? If so HOW, WHEN & WHERE? >

Does anyone on this list know if LANGLOIS connects with (LANGLAIS)(LANGLINÉ)or(LANGLINAIS)? If so HOW, WHEN & WHERE? I have hit a brick wall on my Langlinais research. I cannot find any information on the following: Listers: I am looking for*any* information on JEAN LOUIS(LUIS) LANGLINAIS(LANGLINÉ) d. before 1783, Probably France. His widow MARIE HERVÉ(GERVAIS) b. abt. 1753, St. Pierre-de-No, Ile St. Jean, Prince Edward I. d/o CLAUDE HERVÉ b. Abt 1720, Trelivan, St. Malo, France, and CATHERINE SIMON b. Abt 1721, Port Royal, Acadia Married: Abt 1783, St. Malo, France Jacques Mieur D'ENTREMONT,b. abt. 1754, Pobomcoup, Cape Sable, N.S. d. June,19,1819, St.Martinville,La. Note: I am not aware of any documentation on the above data. Any help appreciated. Laisser Le Bon Temps Rouler <Joe Langlinais> JOEL247@JUNO.COM ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Hi Everyone, The Isle Madame Genealogy Summit 2000 is up at this URL: http://www3.ns.sympatico.ca/j.josse/Summit2000.html Some pages don't have any information on them yet, but they will fill up as time goes by. Interested parties may want to check the site every day. Jeanne ********************************************* Jeanne Joyce-Stone Halifax, N.S. j.josse@ns.sympatico.ca http://members.xoom.com/Josse/jeannesmain.htm Researching Isle Madame History JOSSE-SAMSON-BONIN-PETITPAS-POIRIER STONE-DAVID-SCANLON-BOUDROT-BOWEN George Rose Researching ROSE and CALDER from Pictou Co., NS; Canada ROSE, WAMBOLT, LANGILLE and HONEY from Halifax Co., NS, Canada; LANGLOIS, DOYLE, BOUDREAU, LANDRY and PERTUS from Isle Madame, NS, Canada Home Page http://www.globalserve.net/~gcrose

I live in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada; formerly Acadia. My mother was a Langlois and my wifes father was also a Langlois. These Langlois's lived on Isle Madame, Cape Breton (formerly Ile Royal), Nova Scotia, Canada. The original Langlois, Francois Langlois came to Port Royal in Acadia. He was in the French Navy and also served at Beaubasin and Fortress of Louisbourg. He married Madeleine Comeau and they had 13 children. Did you know: Some corruptions of "Langlois"=--->l'anglais (the Englishman); l'anglois--->l'Anglois---> L'Anglois----->L'anglois--->Langlois and also Anglois and Langley. There are lists of families by the name of Anglois, which is a corruption of the English man, l'anglais, then l'Anglois, and later Langlois. Visit my home page, link below George Rose Researching ROSE and CALDER from Pictou Co., NS; Canada ROSE, WAMBOLT, LANGILLE and HONEY from Halifax Co., NS, Canada; LANGLOIS, DOYLE, BOUDREAU, LANDRY and PERTUS from Isle Madame, NS, Canada Home Page http://www.globalserve.net/~gcrose

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Would like to find relatives related to this line of my family tree. I have already found one brother of Zoe, names Vital. Would like to find others related. Zoe's parents names were Jacques LANGLOIS m. 22 October 1821 to Locie BEAUDIN. Jacques parents were Jean-Baptiste LANGLOIS and Marie FRODET. Lucie's parents were Pierre BEAUDIN and mother was Monique BEAUVAIS. Please correspond by emailing me at ladawnmonnette@msn.com THANKS from Tennessee