Hi Pam, The PRDH seems to be down today so the best I can give you is what I have from the Red Drouin. When the PRDH is back up I'll be able to confirm and also add birthdates, possible other children who never married, etc. Until then, Jackie Hostage 1 Michel Mignier b: 26 Mar 1714 in Riviere-Ouelle, Kamouraska, Quebec src: Dictionnaire généalogique des familles du Québec .. +Marguerite Pelletier b: 16 Feb 1719 src: Dictionnaire généalogique des familles du Québec m: 09 Jan 1736 in St-Roch, Quebec src: Dictionnaire Nationale des Canadiens Francais (RED) .... 2 Jean-Francois Mignier b: Aft. 1736 ........ +Angelique Leclerc m: 14 Jan 1772 in Ste-Anne-de-la-Pocatiere, Quebec src: Dictionnaire Nationale des Canadiens Francais (RED) .... 2 Jean-Charles Mignier b: Aft. 1736 ........ +Marie-Madeleine Leclerc m: 15 Nov 1762 in Ste-Anne-de-la-Pocatiere, Quebec src: Dictionnaire Nationale des Canadiens Francais (RED) .... 2 Michel-Joseph Mignier b: Aft. 1736 ........ +Marie-Catherine Berube m: 09 Jan 1769 in Riviere-Ouelle, Kamarouska, Quebec src: Dictionnaire Nationale des Canadiens Francais (RED) .... 2 [1] Basile Mignier b: Aft. 1736 ........ +Madeleine Leclerc m: 14 Jan 1772 in Ste-Anne-de-Beaupre, Quebec src: Dictionnaire Nationale des Canadiens Francais (RED) d: Bef. 1779 .... *2nd Wife of [1] Basile Mignier: ........ +Catherine Dube m: 11 Oct 1779 in Riviere-Ouelle, Kamarouska, Quebec src: Dictionnaire Nationale des Canadiens Francais (RED) ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Thanks to Jackie Hostage for the answer to my question concerning the Migner/Pelletier question. Many Thanks to her for her ever present help! Lone Star Pam

Bonjour, Does anyone have the address of St. Bartholome Church or cemetery at Riviere-du-Loup? I am looking for a burial record. Also, where would I write for a death record for 1979 for that region? Merci, Judith

Hello Listers, I need help with the following couple and their children please. In the PRDH: Michel Migner-Lagace-Meunier & Marguerite Pelletier had the following children: Michel -married Marie Joseph Hudon-Beaulieu 16 Jan 1758 La Pocatiere and Jean Marie- married Marie Madeleine Leclerc-Francoeur 15 Nov 1762 La Pocatiere The rest of the children have no spouse listed. Jean Charles -Joseph-Jean Francois-Basile-Marie Marguerite-Marie Josephe-Marie Rosalie and Barthelemy. I found another souce that indicates the son of Michel & Marguerite (Pelletier) Migner, Michel Joseph Migner married Marie Catherine Berube on 9 Jan 1769 at Riviere Ouelle. My question is, which of these children is Michel Joseph? Is it Michel who married Marie Josephe Hudon-Beaulieu or is it Joseph who has no spouse listed? I do not have access to the PRDH from 1765 to date. Anyone that would have access and could help me straighten this out, I would certainly appreciate more than I can say. TIA Lone Star Pam

Marriages For March 31 (source PRDH) Union 1592-03-31 Lieu inconnu JUCHEREAU JEAN & CRETE JEANNE ------------- PRDH marriage of CLAUDE HOUDE HOULE Father : LOUIS HOUDE HOULE Mother : MARIE MADELEINE BOUCHER and MARIE MADELEINE LEMAY Father : MICHEL LEMAY Mother : MARIE MICHELLE OUINVILLE Marriage: Before 1696-03-31 Lieu indéterminé (au Québec) --------------- Union 1704-03-31 Varennes BRUNEL JACQUES & BERNARD-HINSE MARIE- JEANNE s/o Union 1677-11-24 Boucherville BRUNEL JACQUES & BERTAULT SUZANNE d/o Union 1666-12-27 Québec BERNARD-HINSE JEAN & DEBURE MARIE -------------- Union 1723-03-31 Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue RANGER-LAVIOLETTE PIERRE & DUBOIS-BRISEBOIS MARIE-GENEVIEVE s/o Union 1686-07-30 Lachine RANGER-LAVIOLETTE HUBERT & GIRARDIN-SANSOUCY ANNE-JEANNE d/o Union 1693-08-31 Montréal DUBOIS-BRISEBOIS- FRANCOIS & VINET-LARANTE MARIE-CUNEGONDE ------------- Union 1728-03-31 Québec CARON JOSEPH-MARIE & LEVASSEUR-LAVIGNE MARIE-MADELEINE s/o Union 1674-11-14 Château-Richer CARON ROBERT & CLOUTIER MARGUERITE d/o Union 1701-04-03 Montréal LEVASSEUR-LAVIGNE NOEL & TURPIN-SANDRILLE MARIE-MADELEINE -------------- Union 1788-03-31 Contrecoeur FOURNIER-BELLEVAL PIERRE & HERPIN-POITEVIN MARIE-ARCHANGE s/o Union 1756-07-26 Lanoraie FOURNIER-BELLEVAL PIERRE & DUBORD-FONTAINE MARIE-JOSEPHE d/o Union 1740-08-16 St-Ours HERPIN-POITEVIN RENE & BAUDREAU-GRAVELINE MARIE-THERESE ----------------- Union 1788-03-31 La Pocatière HERVE DAVID & BRETON-LALANCETTE-DUBOIS MARIE-LOUISE s/o Union 1754-08-19 L'Isle-aux-Coudres HERVE DOMINIQUE-SEBASTIEN & SAVARD MARIE-GENEVIEVE d/o Union Union 1765-11-05 La Pocatière BRETON-LALANCETTE-DUBOIS PIERRE-HENRI & BOUCHARD MARIE-ANGELIQUE -----------------------

My French Canadian lines are Arseneau, Arseneault, Arsenault or Snow.(Find this in different forms). Daigle, Raymond and Chapdelaine. George N Raymond b23 Dec 1880 in Canada d mass and his father was William that is all I know. Francois I Daigle 3 Apr 1827 , Emile Daigle b 15 Jun 1852 St Cuthbert, Culthbert Daigle b 01 Jan 1888 St Cuthbert Quebec d 26 May 1971 Worcester Mass Olivier Arsenault b 1819 d 18 Dec 1879 Webster Mass, Aleandre Arsenault 1867 Sorel Canada d 31 Oct 1944 Webster Mass Antoine Chapdelaine b 13 Mar 1816 St Ours Canada d 09 Jan 1880, Southbridge Mass, Alex Chapdelaine b 07 Jul 1855 St Ours Canada d 1922 Southbridge Mass, Valmore George Chapdelaine 13 Dec 1910 Mass d 26 Mar 1989 Mass. Any help with these lines would be helpful and I would be greatful. Thanks Jodie ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

To all -- The many pages of QUEBEC might be transcribed, but are they correct? Many pages were enumerated in French, but transcribers attempted to transcribe in English -- without accents which change a word. Also, as in Nova Scotia French areas, a woman may keep her maiden name after marriage -- the children would have the father's surname. On some pages the transcriber used the ditto marks and thus the children have the maiden surname of the mother. Please would anyone reading this go over the pages where you know the surnames -- handwriting is not the best -- but acquaintance with a name is a great help. Old telephone books, other items from your library -- anything that would assist you. Checking the 1901 census and linking the families is great but many do not know how to do this. All listings on the 1911 census, as for the 1901 go to Library and Archives Canada for the usage of our descendants in the future. http://automatedgenealogy.com/census11/ It is safe to sign in with your email address -- no spammers allowed and this has been taken care of. You also need a password. Frequently Asked Questions is in both English and French languages. As my French translation is of the "read only" quality, I am requesting someone to translate the above -- it is for only four lists but others may be added to get the pages checked. Let's add correctness to the 100% of the many Quebec pages -- should you do this -- click on the line re PROOFER Muriel M. Davidson [email protected] Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee

Marriages for March 30 (source PRDH) PRDH marriage # 95264 Lieu indéterminé (au Québec) 1720-03-30 Rank Name Age M.S. Pr. Sex 01 PIERRE GAIGNON DECLARED NOT BEING ABLE TO SIGN Residence : ST-JOACHIM SEIGNEURIE DE BEAUPRE 023 c p m 02 MARIE ANNE RACINE DECLARED NOT BEING ABLE TO SIGN Residence : ST-JOACHIM 017 c p f 03 MATHURIN GAIGNON FATHER OF 01 --- --- d m 04 CHARLOTTE COCHON MOTHER OF 01 --- --- --- f 05 NOEL RACINE FATHER OF 02 --- --- d m 06 MARIE FRANCOISE GUIMONT MOTHER OF 02 SPOUSE OF 07 Residence : ST-JOACHIM --- m p f 07 JOSEPH LAVOYE SPOUSE OF 06 Residence :ST-JOACHIM --- m ---m 08 BARBEL Occupation : NOTAIRE Residence : QUEBEC ------------------------- Union 1728-03-30 Lieu indéterminé (au Québec) VANASSE-VERTEFEUILLE NICOLAS & POTHIER MARIE-MARGUERITE s/o Union Union 1701-01-11 Trois-Rivières VANASSE NICOLAS BERGERON JEANNE Trois-Rivières VANASSE NICOLAS & BERGERON JEANNE d/o Union 1688-06-14 Montréal POTHIER JEAN-BAPTISTE & BEAUVAIS-STGEMME MARIE -----------------------

Hi; Adelard MONTPELLIER (Seraphin & Celina CHEVRIER) m 22 Oct 1907, Très St-Rédempteur, Vaudreuil, QC Louisa GAUTHIER (Alphonse & Sophie QUESNEL) Fran Sarnia, ON, Canada http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~fjl1935/ THE FUTURE IS AS GREAT AS THE PROMISES OF GOD! Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com) Major, Joyce (GE Infra, Energy) wrote: > looking for marriage and parents of the following couple: > > Adelard BEAULIEU DIT MONTPELLIER and Louisa GAUTHIER, > early 1900's Immaculee-Conception Montreal, Quebec. Both > Romman Catholic > > Thank you in advance > > Joyce > > . > . > A link to a favorite site: > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~unclefred/main.htm > . > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > >

looking for marriage and parents of the following couple: Adelard BEAULIEU DIT MONTPELLIER and Louisa GAUTHIER, early 1900's Immaculee-Conception Montreal, Quebec. Both Romman Catholic Thank you in advance Joyce

Marriages for March 29 (source PRDH) Union 1690-03-29 Boucherville LESIEUR PIERRE & MESSIER-STMICHEL MARGUERITE s/o Union Before 1657-12-31 Lieu inconnu LESIEUR VICTOR & HONNEUR ANNE d/o Union 1658-02-25 Montréal MESSIER-STMICHEL MICHEL & LEMOINE ANNE -------------- Union 1721-03-29 Boucherville GARIEPY ALEXIS & CHAPLEAU MARIE-MADELEIN s/o Union 1657-08-13 Québec GARIEPY FRANCOIS & OUDIN MARIE d/o Union 1692-05-21 Boucherville CHAPLEAU NOEL & LAMOUREUX FRANCOISE ---------------- Union 1783-03-29 St-Ours GIRARD FRANCOIS-PIERRE & DEGUIRE-LAROSE LOUISE s/o Union 1763-11-26 St-Ours GIRARD JEAN-FRANCOIS & CHAPDELAINE-LARIVIERE MARIE-ANGELIQUE d/o Union 1766-06-09 Sorel DEGUIRE-LAROSE ETIENNE & GAUTRON-LAROCHELLE MARIE-LOUISE -------------------

Marriages For Macrh 28 (source PRDH) Union Before 1644-03-28 Lieu inconnu FALCON PIERRE & BERGER MARIE ------------------ Union 1687-03-28 France REGNARD-DUPLESSIS-RENARD-DEMORAMPONT GEORGES & ROY MARIE ------------------

The notarial act states that it was the "treizième Septembre dernier" (13 September 1690) that he was assassinated. (Reference: La Grande Recrue de 1653). Nicole ----- Original Message ----- From: "Desjardins Bertrand" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; "QUEBEC-RESEARCH-L" <[email protected]>; "Quebec-List" <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 6:55 AM Subject: Re: [Q-R] [QUEBEC] Drouin 1690 - Notre-Dame - Burials >Yes, PRDH does have it on the couple & Individual page. #898. & > Acte * 72839 - no link to the death though. Possibly because the > document has not survived, or perhaps Bertrand will explain why not. > Comments : TUÉ D'UN COUP D'ÉPÉE PAR LE SIEUR DUMONT DE BLAIGNAC, > LIEUTENANT DANS LES TROUPES DE LA MARINE. SOURCE: ACTE DU NOTAIRE > BASSET EN DATE DU 10 OCTOBRE 1690 Bonjour, The explanation is that his burial, if it was recorded, did not reach us; hence no record in the repertory of B, M, S. But a notarial act, cited above, indicates he was killed on the tenth of October 1690. So we can give the date in his individual file. > > Francis T. Watters wrote: >> P.S. Are you aware that the Drouin Collection may not show all the >> BMD? That happens when the copy is taken off the one that was in the >> Greffe where the priest may have missed some entries. I've seen that >> several times. Some time whole pages are missing. Don't know why >> Ancestry.com didn't use their LDS own microfilms at least up to >> 1876. The Quebec Archives often do go beyond those years.. LDS took >> off their copies from the parishes. Contrary to what many people seem to think, The Generations Network, which is the parent company to the Ancestry sites, has no link with the LDS church; hence you can't refer to "their LDS own microfilms". Furthermore, the agreement between the Catholic church and the LDS leading to the microfilming of the Church copy in the 1970s did not give the LDS the right to replicate and eventually sell copies to outside organizations. Finally, there are cases where the church copy is missing records which are in the Greffe copy. The Drouin collection often has for the older records both copies. The thing to do of course would be to match the two series record after record; there are over 10 million, so... have fun! Bertrand Desjardins ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~For the list web page, goto: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~unclefred/main.htm ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

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* Northern Ontario Gravemarker Gallery: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~murrayp * The following Cemeteries have been Spousal Duped: (Photos with spouse's name duped & searchable).[1] * 1. Nipissing District, North Bay - St. John's Anglican Cemetery. * 2. Renfrew County, McNab Township, Whitelake Cemetery. * 3. Renfrew County, McNab Township, Arnprior - Malloch Road Cemetery. * 4. Renfrew County, McNab Township, Sand Point Public Cemetery. * 5. Renfrew County, McNab Township, Sand Point St. Alexander's Cemetery. * 6. Renfrew County, Town of Laurentian Hills, Chalk River, Forest View Cemetery. * 7. Renfrew County, Town of Laurentian Hills, Chalk River, St. Anthony's Cemetery. * In Progress. ^^^^^^^^^^^ * 1. In April photographing of cemeteries resumes. I am hoping we will be able to finish off Renfrew County this Spring and Summer. * ****************************************************** * NOTES: ^^^^^ 1. Cemeteries which I photographed early in the project were not "spousal-duped". This means a photo which has the spouse's maiden name showing, is duplicated and when one searches for a surname on the website search engine, the spouse's name will be a search "hit". * The majority of cemeteries are spousal duped now and thanks to the help of kind volunteers, we are working away to make sure the entire project is "spousal-duped". * ******************************************************

Oh yes fun .. ..first I am very happy that we can access to those precious documents, I was very fortunate at end of Feb I decided to take the Deluxe menbership half price.. yes it is fun doing genealogy, also it is a very good way to test your level of patience. I had been using it up and there is pages missing. I am questionning how will the index be done... I am researching in the L'Islet county area and and my grand mother was St Pierre Dessaint, and you can imagine the way it was written in the 1800...and earlier also.. desien pierre, desin. I really dont know how someone from other country looking for an ancester will find him unless we have the option of various spelling ( soundex) like for the census 1901 and 1911.. Now I would like to share this with you, my grand son is in grade 7 in Kingston and he has to do a project on his ancestors, what a great idea, my oldest one did one about 25 years ago and this wake me up about genealogy and been working off and on since...I hope this will make some parents aware how important it is genealogy and that will encourage them to start searching... now with a lot available on the net..oh my what a change with 25 years ago.... Odile Northern Ontario ----- Original Message ----- From: "Francis T. Watters" <[email protected]> To: "Desjardins Bertrand" <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; "QUEBEC-RESEARCH-L" <[email protected]>; "Quebec-List" <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 12:29 PM Subject: Re: [QUEBEC] [Q-R] Drouin 1690 - Notre-Dame - Burials Hi Bertrand; You say that there is no link between the LDS and Ancestry.com. That may be true on the surface, however, up until this month, Family History Centers had free access to Ancestry.com. . As for Drouin and LDS, I agree that there are possibly records that may be seen on Drouin that are not in the LDS copies. However, what I was trying to convey was that one should check both sources for a BMS just to make sure and not rely only on the Drouin Internet collection. And since as you mention there are only 10 million records, we can all have fun for a long time!! Meilleures salutations Frank ----- Original Message ----- From: "Desjardins Bertrand" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; "QUEBEC-RESEARCH-L" <[email protected]>; "Quebec-List" <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 8:55 AM Subject: Re: [QUEBEC] [Q-R] Drouin 1690 - Notre-Dame - Burials >Yes, PRDH does have it on the couple & Individual page. #898. & > Acte * 72839 - no link to the death though. Possibly because the > document has not survived, or perhaps Bertrand will explain why not. > Comments : TUÉ D'UN COUP D'ÉPÉE PAR LE SIEUR DUMONT DE BLAIGNAC, > LIEUTENANT DANS LES TROUPES DE LA MARINE. SOURCE: ACTE DU NOTAIRE > BASSET EN DATE DU 10 OCTOBRE 1690 Bonjour, The explanation is that his burial, if it was recorded, did not reach us; hence no record in the repertory of B, M, S. But a notarial act, cited above, indicates he was killed on the tenth of October 1690. So we can give the date in his individual file. > > Francis T. Watters wrote: >> P.S. Are you aware that the Drouin Collection may not show all the >> BMD? That happens when the copy is taken off the one that was in the >> Greffe where the priest may have missed some entries. I've seen that >> several times. Some time whole pages are missing. Don't know why >> Ancestry.com didn't use their LDS own microfilms at least up to >> 1876. The Quebec Archives often do go beyond those years.. LDS took >> off their copies from the parishes. Contrary to what many people seem to think, The Generations Network, which is the parent company to the Ancestry sites, has no link with the LDS church; hence you can't refer to "their LDS own microfilms". Furthermore, the agreement between the Catholic church and the LDS leading to the microfilming of the Church copy in the 1970s did not give the LDS the right to replicate and eventually sell copies to outside organizations. Finally, there are cases where the church copy is missing records which are in the Greffe copy. The Drouin collection often has for the older records both copies. The thing to do of course would be to match the two series record after record; there are over 10 million, so... have fun! Bertrand Desjardins . . A link to a favorite site: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~unclefred/main.htm . ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Marriages for Mar 27 (source PRDH) Union 1685-03-27 Lieu indéterminé (au Québec) MARIER CHARLES & SEDILOT MARI-FRANCOISE s/o Union Before 1653-12-31 France MARIER JACQUES & MORIN MARIE d/o Union 1664-08-11 Québec SEDILOT ETIENNE & CARBONNET MARIE-MADELEINE -------------- Union 1773-03-27 Lieu inconnu SABOURIN JEAN-BAPTISTE-AMABLE & BRUNET-LETANG MARIE-THERESE -------------- PRDH Couple 359017 Verchères 1798-03-27 Rank Name Age M.S. Pr. Sex 01 FRANCOIS FORTIER DECLARED BEING ABLE TO SIGN Occupation : NEGOCIANT Residence : QUEBEC --- v p m 02 MARIE MADELEINE POULIN DECLARED BEING ABLE TO SIGN Residence : VERCHÈRES min c p f 03 MARIE AMIOT SPOUSE OF 01 --- --- d f 04 JEAN POULIN FATHER OF 02 Occupation : NEGOCIANT --- --- --- m 05 MARIE COURSOLLE MOTHER OF 02 --- --- --- f 06 JOSEPH POULIN BROTHER OF 02 --- --- p m 07 JEAN POULIN BROTHER OF 02 --- --- p m 08 LOUIS POULIN BROTHER OF 02 --- --- p m 09 FRANCOIS POULIN BROTHER OF 02 --- --- p m 10 JOSEPHE POULIN SISTER OF 02 --- --- p f 11 CHARLOTTE POULIN SISTER OF 02 --- --- p f ? DISPENSE DES TROIS BANS ? DISPENSE DU TEMPS PROHIBE ---------------------

HI Pam: I am sure I will be corrected if I am wrong. LOL I thought the Huron Mission Church was St-Ambroise-de-la-Jeune-Lorette. Lorie If so.....................it is online at Ancestry. Will be glad to help if you don't have a subscription.

Hi Bertrand; You say that there is no link between the LDS and Ancestry.com. That may be true on the surface, however, up until this month, Family History Centers had free access to Ancestry.com. . As for Drouin and LDS, I agree that there are possibly records that may be seen on Drouin that are not in the LDS copies. However, what I was trying to convey was that one should check both sources for a BMS just to make sure and not rely only on the Drouin Internet collection. And since as you mention there are only 10 million records, we can all have fun for a long time!! Meilleures salutations Frank ----- Original Message ----- From: "Desjardins Bertrand" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; "QUEBEC-RESEARCH-L" <[email protected]>; "Quebec-List" <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 8:55 AM Subject: Re: [QUEBEC] [Q-R] Drouin 1690 - Notre-Dame - Burials >Yes, PRDH does have it on the couple & Individual page. #898. & > Acte * 72839 - no link to the death though. Possibly because the > document has not survived, or perhaps Bertrand will explain why not. > Comments : TUÉ D'UN COUP D'ÉPÉE PAR LE SIEUR DUMONT DE BLAIGNAC, > LIEUTENANT DANS LES TROUPES DE LA MARINE. SOURCE: ACTE DU NOTAIRE > BASSET EN DATE DU 10 OCTOBRE 1690 Bonjour, The explanation is that his burial, if it was recorded, did not reach us; hence no record in the repertory of B, M, S. But a notarial act, cited above, indicates he was killed on the tenth of October 1690. So we can give the date in his individual file. > > Francis T. Watters wrote: >> P.S. Are you aware that the Drouin Collection may not show all the >> BMD? That happens when the copy is taken off the one that was in the >> Greffe where the priest may have missed some entries. I've seen that >> several times. Some time whole pages are missing. Don't know why >> Ancestry.com didn't use their LDS own microfilms at least up to >> 1876. The Quebec Archives often do go beyond those years.. LDS took >> off their copies from the parishes. Contrary to what many people seem to think, The Generations Network, which is the parent company to the Ancestry sites, has no link with the LDS church; hence you can't refer to "their LDS own microfilms". Furthermore, the agreement between the Catholic church and the LDS leading to the microfilming of the Church copy in the 1970s did not give the LDS the right to replicate and eventually sell copies to outside organizations. Finally, there are cases where the church copy is missing records which are in the Greffe copy. The Drouin collection often has for the older records both copies. The thing to do of course would be to match the two series record after record; there are over 10 million, so... have fun! Bertrand Desjardins

Hi Bertrand; You say that there is no link between the LDS and Ancestry.com. That may be true on the surface, however, up until this month, Family History Centers had free access to Ancestry.com. . As for Drouin and LDS, I agree that there are possibly records that may be seen on Drouin that are not in the LDS copies. However, what I was trying to convey was that one should check both sources for a BMS just to make sure and not rely only on the Drouin Internet collection. And since as you mention there are only 10 million records, we can all have fun for a long time!! Meilleures salutations Frank ----- Original Message ----- From: "Desjardins Bertrand" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; "QUEBEC-RESEARCH-L" <[email protected]>; "Quebec-List" <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 8:55 AM Subject: Re: [QUEBEC] [Q-R] Drouin 1690 - Notre-Dame - Burials >Yes, PRDH does have it on the couple & Individual page. #898. & > Acte * 72839 - no link to the death though. Possibly because the > document has not survived, or perhaps Bertrand will explain why not. > Comments : TUÉ D'UN COUP D'ÉPÉE PAR LE SIEUR DUMONT DE BLAIGNAC, > LIEUTENANT DANS LES TROUPES DE LA MARINE. SOURCE: ACTE DU NOTAIRE > BASSET EN DATE DU 10 OCTOBRE 1690 Bonjour, The explanation is that his burial, if it was recorded, did not reach us; hence no record in the repertory of B, M, S. But a notarial act, cited above, indicates he was killed on the tenth of October 1690. So we can give the date in his individual file. > > Francis T. Watters wrote: >> P.S. Are you aware that the Drouin Collection may not show all the >> BMD? That happens when the copy is taken off the one that was in the >> Greffe where the priest may have missed some entries. I've seen that >> several times. Some time whole pages are missing. Don't know why >> Ancestry.com didn't use their LDS own microfilms at least up to >> 1876. The Quebec Archives often do go beyond those years.. LDS took >> off their copies from the parishes. Contrary to what many people seem to think, The Generations Network, which is the parent company to the Ancestry sites, has no link with the LDS church; hence you can't refer to "their LDS own microfilms". Furthermore, the agreement between the Catholic church and the LDS leading to the microfilming of the Church copy in the 1970s did not give the LDS the right to replicate and eventually sell copies to outside organizations. Finally, there are cases where the church copy is missing records which are in the Greffe copy. The Drouin collection often has for the older records both copies. The thing to do of course would be to match the two series record after record; there are over 10 million, so... have fun! Bertrand Desjardins