Livernoche is an accepted variant of Livernois which is a dit name of Benoit (dit Livernois) Also Livernonoche can be a dit name of Yvernache (Dictionnaire Tanguay vol VII). The latter Yvernache arrived Quebec fairly late and married there 1730, his son married Three Rivers in 1763. Thats a possible direction in which to look. (Also Tanguay). No easy answer there but if you are find its Livernois, then your Paul Benoit 1653 in Ville Marie. This family group represents a large number of North Americans, not so for Livernoche. Not familiar with Aibo, and Lavallée is a dit name of Paquette (dit Lavallée) If the family is in NW Vt, search towards Farnham, some Paquette families choose Lavallée as the went south, especially in Dunham and those areas. Marcel Benoit ----- Original Message ----- From: <morgan@net1plus.com> To: <QC-ETANGLO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, October 20, 2000 11:25 PM Subject: [QC-ETANGLO] Aibo Surname > If anyone can help me identify the surname Aibo. > Have searched in many places, even mariage registers, > shows Dorothhe Aibo married Joseph Mclure. > Need any suggestion on how I can locate both the Aibo, and Mcclure lines. > possible parents of Joseph Mclure: > Pierre Mcclure et Marie-Angelique Lavalle > married May 9, 1786 > Dorothee Aibo, have been unable to locate this surname anywhere. > If anyone has researched the Louis Livernoche married Marie Mclure lineage > I would be interested in communicating, this is definately a brick wall for > me. > The above are my Great Grandparents. > > Regards..Joanne Duval Morgan >