Dear Quebec Listers, I have been stumped by the following information and hope someone here might help. Salime CARDINAL was married to Marie unknown c.1871. He was born c. 1844 according to the 1881 census. Children Include Fabianna 1872, Arthure 1873, Victor 1876, Elgeand 1878 .They lived in Napierville in 1881. I would like to know Salime CARDINAL's birth date, place,and parents. I would like to know his wife's maiden name and her parents. Thanks so much, in advance, Christine

Seeking the marriage details and the parents of Joseph BEAUDRY and Philomene MAHEUX This is what I have on this couple so far May 02 2005 Family Group Sheet ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Husband: Joseph BEAUDRY ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Born: c1836 in: Quebec 1 Baptized: in: Died: in: Buried: in: Other: in: Ref: Beaudry Occupation: Farmer Father: Mother: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Wife: Philomene MAHEUX Married: in: Quebec Ceremony: Y Divorced/Annulled/Separated: Year: 2 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Born: c1841 in: Quebec 1 Baptized: in: Died: in: Buried: in: Other: in: Ref: Occupation: Father: Mother: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ F Child 1 Diane BEAUDRY died at age: 30 Born: c1862 in: Beauport, Montmorency, Quebec 3 Baptized: in: Died: 1892 in: 2 Buried: in: Other: in: Ref: Occupation: Spouse: Philibert LAVALLEE b. c1855 Married: Aug 14 1882 in: Cheneville, Quebec 2 Ceremony: Y Divorced/Annulled/Separated: Year: 4 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ M Child 2 Philias BEAUDRY died at age: 77 Born: Aug 15 1869 in: Montreal, Ile-de-Montreal, Quebec 5 Baptized: c1871 in: Notre-Dame, Montreal, Quebec 6 Died: 1947 in: 7 Buried: in: Other: in: Ref: Occupation: Spouse: Eloise "Lisa" LAVALLEE also known as: Loisa LAVALLEE b. 1867 d. 1941 Married: 1896 in: Ste-Anne-des-Pins, Sudbury, Ontario 8 Ceremony: Y Divorced/Annulled/Separated: Year: 7 One of the founding families of Chelmsford, Ontario, Canada ( 1883 - 1904 ) Family legend has Philias coming from Embrun, Russell Co., Ontario. He arrived in Azilda in 1885 with Joseph Belanger, Gatien & Odilon Blais. Also with him were Mr. Poulin and Zotique Regimbald. 1885 is the same year that the Riel Rebellion soldiers went by the new C.P.R. Philias & his family lived in Rayside Twp., Ontario during 1901 Census. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ M Child 3 Thomas BEAUDRY Born: c1872 in: Quebec 1 Baptized: in: Died: in: Buried: in: Other: in: Ref: Occupation: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ F Child 4 Alma BEAUDRY Born: c1874 in: Quebec 1 Baptized: in: Died: in: Buried: in: Other: in: Ref: Occupation: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ M Child 5 Joseph BEAUDRY Born: c1876 in: Quebec 1 Baptized: in: Died: in: Buried: in: Other: in: Ref: Occupation: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ F Child 6 Auxilda BEAUDRY Born: c1879 in: Quebec 9 Baptized: in: Died: in: Buried: in: Other: in: Ref: Occupation: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1 1881 Census @ca.qc.ottawa Film c13224 -- LDS # 1375860 Page 28 2 Ontario Genealogy Society Provincial Index Internet Site: http://www.ogs.on.ca/ogspi/welcome.htm 3 1891 Census @ca.on.algoma.chelmsford_cartier film t6323 -- (LDS # 1465748) 4 Book: Chelmsford 1883 - 1983 "Il est bon d'être ici" -Records from family interviews in 1981/82 Page 65 5 Book - Historique De La Paroisse De Chelmsford Ontario By Père Lionel Seguin -Records from Church documents and personal interviews -Printed 1948 by "Évêque du diocèse Sault Ste. Marie". Page 123 6 1901 Census @ca.on.nipissing film t6484 --- LDS #1843566 Page 2 7 Book: Chelmsford 1883 - 1983 "Il est bon d'être ici" -Records from family interviews in 1981/82 Page 321 8 LDS - have Church registry on micro fiche LDS #1311364 9 1881 Census @ca.qc.ottawa Film c13224 -- LDS # 1375860 Page 29

hello, please could someone help me i am trying to find the family of senogles in quebec. all i have is the births of eileen annie senogles birth 1900/george kitchner senogles 1916/jack senogles 1915/joseph senogles 1918/vino mary senogles1902. i fond these on a web site but there was no more information. can any one please help me to find these people. regards nick.

http://www.collectionscanada.ca/index-e.html http://www.genealogy.gc.ca/10/10_e.html searches try this link to the archives of Canada....... there's email links as well...' perhaps someone can guide you where to search for your Senogles (is that spelled right ?) Cynthia Acadian ancestors: Babin..Bourg..Benoit..Commeaux...Godin..Gaudet...Forrest..Hebert..Richard..Landry My husband has the Loyalist ! ----- Original Message ----- From: "nick senogles" <nicksenogles@hotmail.com> To: <QUEBEC-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 01, 2005 5:26 PM Subject: [QUEBEC] SENOGLES FAMILY > hello, > > please could someone help me i am trying to find the family of > senogles in quebec. all i have is the births of eileen annie senogles birth > 1900/george kitchner senogles 1916/jack senogles 1915/joseph senogles > 1918/vino mary senogles1902. i fond these on a web site but there was no > more information. can any one please help me to find these people. > > regards nick. > > > > ==== QUEBEC Mailing List ==== > **Do not use signature lines after your message** > **They confuse our keyword archives through repetition** > *** Don't forget to thank someone (offlist) for their help *** > >

To all the Members of Parliament of Canada:- All Canadians, plus many with Canadian ancestors, would really like to learn very important bills have been finalized prior to the much-publicized possible election. We sincerely hope, as ones elected to speak for all of us, all items will be finalized. BILL S-18:- Since March 1999 we know you have all been inundated with letters, faxes, emails requesting the release of our Canadian census records. Bill S-18 is an Act to amend the Statistics Act. Several motions were made and defeated, at least five bills made their way through the Senate and House of Commons, only to be trashed when the former prime minister prorogued Parliament -- they were never defeated. Bill S-18 was passed in the Senate 51-16 on April 19, following First and Second Readings, Committee and Report, finally Third Reading, debate and vote. http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Census First Reading of S-18 in the House of Commons was April 20 by The Hon. Tony Valeri for the Minister of Industry. The Canada Census Campaign Committee requests Bill S-18 be completed in ONE day. We feel Committee and Report are not needed as the following are in favor of Bill S-18:- Information Commissioner, Privacy Commissioner, Chief Statistician, National Archivist, Canada Census Campaign and Canadian Historical Association. We sincerely hope this can be accomplished, plus other important left-over items before any election may be called ITEMS THAT NEED TO BE PASSED:- BILL S-2:- This bill, introduced by John Reynolds, is an amendment to the Citizenship Act, is unanimously supported by the Senate of Canada, the Opposition parties and some Liberal Members of Parliament. It would give/restore Canadian citizenship to almost 100,000 men, women and children who lost this between 1947 and 1977. A great deal of this number, known as Lost Canadians, were children and as parents moved to another country for work, the children lost his/her Canadian citizenship. DNA -- In A Federal Database The DNA of all convicted criminals should be on file, taken as part of the legal procedure. This would be a protection of our privacy, not an invasion of the privacy of the criminal. We know of one female who will soon be released, may move, may change her name but is her DNA on file? It should be, as ones who know state she might commit another crime. It could be a "stand-alone" law, or simply added to Christopher's Law -- named for Brampton's young Christopher Stephenson who was molested and killed by a pedophile dropped into a neighbourhood without the local police being notified. Thus, our Canadian WISH LIST has three items:- 1. Bill S-18; 2. Bill S-2 and 3. A Canada-wide DNA federal database. All should be on a priority list to protect Canadians. Muriel M. Davidson muriel_davidson@sympatico.ca Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee 25 Crestview Avenue, Brampton, ON L6W 2R8

Lynn From the rep of Prescot Louis Michaud was the widower of Marguerite McDonnell when he married Sara Ouellet on Oct 15 1868 in L'Orignal. But is first marriage is not listed. It must have taken place somewhere else. Good luck Renée -----Original Message----- From: Lynn xxxx [mailto:beachcombers259@msn.com] Sent: May 1, 2005 11:13 AM To: QUEBEC-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [QUEBEC] Michauds........ Would someone please help me in regards to this query. I am the 2nd Great-Granddaughter of Louis Michaud and for several years I can't get past him in my research. I am trying to locate who his parents were, but thus far have had no luck. I think it is because I don't know if Louis Michaud was known as Louis Michaud, or another name, perhaps, John Louis Michaud. Could someone on the list please give me a helping hand with this. I seem to have come to a complete stop on this. Thank you for any help you could be to me. Regards, Lynn - -------------------------- 1-Louis MICHAUD +Sara OUELLETTE born: marr: 15 Oct 1868, L'Orignal, Prescott, Ontario parents: Gabriel OUELLETTE and Catherine Lacelle UNKNOWN

Would someone please help me in regards to this query. I am the 2nd Great-Granddaughter of Louis Michaud and for several years I can't get past him in my research. I am trying to locate who his parents were, but thus far have had no luck. I think it is because I don't know if Louis Michaud was known as Louis Michaud, or another name, perhaps, John Louis Michaud. Could someone on the list please give me a helping hand with this. I seem to have come to a complete stop on this. Thank you for any help you could be to me. Regards, Lynn - -------------------------- 1-Louis MICHAUD born: chr: died: buried: +Sara OUELLETTE born: chr: died: buried: marr: 15 Oct 1868, L'Orignal, Prescott, Ontario parents: Gabriel OUELLETTE and Catherine Lacelle UNKNOWN |--2-John Louis "Hugh" MICHAUD | born: First Kenyon, Canada | chr: | died: 1956, Guaytown, Canada | buried: | | | +Felicette Pauline RICHER | born: | chr: | died: | buried: | marr: 23 Feb 1897, Alexandris, Ontario | parents: Louis RICHER and Angelique SOUCIS Lynn

Jean Baptiste Beauchamp married Marie Catherine Isabelle/Elizabeth Thouin Sept 1806 at St Roch L'Achigan, L'Assomption Co. Quebec. They had about 18 children. I am looking for information and deaths for the following of their 18 children; Marie-Felicite born April 24 1810 and married Cesaire Saulnier dit Beausoleil Marie-Louise Born mar 24 1814 and Married Francois Debussat dit St. Germain Antoine born Jan 7 1816 and married Marie Eliz. Magnan Marie Othile born July 1819 and married Leon Chausse Marie Esther born Mar 1820 and married Jean Baptiste Coitou dit St. Jean Stanislas born March 1824 Marie Victoire born Nov 1825 and married Francois Xavier Coiteau dit St. Jean Rosalie born Nov 1833 and married Fabien Euclide Ratel I am descended from their brother Joseph who married Julie Zoe Crely in St. Louis Mo in 1842, then moved back to St Roch until about 1861, when he and family moved back to St. Louis. It is little known about Joseph's family to my Canadaian ancestors. I never knew of my French Canadain Heritage until a few years ago, since my mother was adopted. Would like to find more 'cousins' from this line. I am especially looking for Joseph's 3 daughters, who lived past 1900. They were Marie Clothile Evangeline, known as Eva C. Beauchamp Thompson, Marie Eugenie 'Jenny' Guillemot, and Marie Antoinett Georgina Beauchamp Sheets, known as Anna. They were all in the US in the early 1900's and seemed to have 'disappeared'. Eva was my great grandmother and only had one child, her sisters had no children. Pat

Trying to tie in the BEAUDRYs in my database Jules BEAUDRY and Celine MAGNAN Best Bill posted this finding from Blue Drouin Tancrede Joseph Piquette married Marie Cleophire Beaudry July 16, 1867 at St Alexis, Montcalm Tancrede was widower of Adeline Christin-St Amour Marie parents were Jules Beaudry and Celine Magnan

Trying to tie in the LEMIREs in my database Looking for the parents and marriage info on Leon PIQUETTE and Marcelline LEMIRE Best Bill posted this from Blue Drouin: Tancrede Joseph Piquette married Adeline St Amour-Christin July 9, 1861 at St Jacques, Achigan Tancrede parents were Leon Piquette and Marcelline Lemire Adeline parents were Andre St Amour-Christin and Angelique Beaudoin

hello, I know this is a long shot but i am trying to find any Senogles in Quebec. I know some came from Isle of man and Cumberland, England. Any information will be greatful. regards nick.

Forwarded by List Administrator Please respond to the list ----- Original Message ----- From: "Major, Joyce (GE Energy)" <joyce.major@ps.ge.com> To: <QUEBEC-L-request@rootsweb.com>; "Best Bill" <WFlem72706@aol.com> Sent: Friday, April 29, 2005 7:32 AM Subject: CADIEUX & LEFEBVRE > Hi Listers, > > Looking for the marriage and parents of the following couple: > > Rolande CADIEUX married Lucien LEFEBVRE in 1941 St. Arsene, Montreal Quebec > both Catholic > > Thank you > Joyce >

I looked up these marriages and thought the information would also be of interest to the Q-listers. Looking for the church records of his marriage, death & Jeanne-Marguerite Berube's birth, marriage & death record. Trying to find any record I can of them. Kay - The Plourde and Berube names are extensive in Riviere Ouelle. I'll give you what I can find, but be open minded when you see discrepancies between what you have and what is written in this book. There appear to be some duplications; however, this is a compilation of transcribed records and the chance of error is greater than looking ar the actual record. >____________________________________________ >Here is what Kay Allen knows on that subject: > > >Rene Plourde, n 07 Oct 1665 Poitiers, d bef 26 Feb 1709 Riv-Ouelle married Jeanne-Marguerite Berube, n 27 Oct 1680 Riv-Ouelle, m 26 Aug 1697 Riv-Ouelle, d 24 Feb 1709 Riv-Ouelle >Rene Plourde, n 17Aug1698 Kamouraska, d ca 02 Sep 1698 Kamouraska >Joseph Plourde, n 22Aug1699 Kamouraska, d bef Nov 1736 Montreal > >____________________________________________ > Source: "Marriages of Riviere Ouelle 1672-1972" BERUBE, Marguerite (Damien & Jeanne SAUVENIER m. 22-08-1679 L'Islet) married PLOURDE, Rene (Francois & Jeanne GREMILLION of St. Pierre, Ev. de Potiers) 26-08-1697 Riviere Ouelle (RO) (no other first names are given here) There are two of their children who married at Riviere Ouelle, Augustin (1) and Catherine (2): 1. 11-07-1728 PLOURDE, Augustin m. LEVESQUE, Madeleine (Joseph & Angelique MENEU who m. 26-11-1704 RO) Their PLOURDE children: 1-1 26-04-1769 Augustin (Augustin & Mad. LEVESQUE m. 11-07-1728 RO) m. BERUBE, Madeleine (Pierre & Mad. LEVESQUE who m. 25-11-1733 RO) 1-2 14-01-1755 Catherine (Augustin & Mad. LEVESQUE m. 11-07-1728 RO) m. OUELLET, Sebastian (Francois & Felicite PINEL-LAFRANCE who m. 11-11-1720 S.A.P.) 1-3 11-11-1783 Catherine (Augustin & Mad. LEVESQUE m. 11-07-1728 C. Jeanneau 7-1-1729 ++This is exactly as it is entered) m. TREMBLAY, Louis (Basile & Francoise THERRIEN who m. 07-02-1752 Eboulements) (These are separate entries ) 1-4 25-11-1771 Athanase (Augustin & Mad. LEVESQUE m. 11-07-1728 RO) m. BERUBE, Judith (Jean & Genevieve MIVILLE who m. 17-01-1746) 1-5 22-08-1791 Louise (Augustin & Mad. LEVESQUE m. 11-07-1728 RO) m. LAMBERT, Charles (Francois & Marguerite DEMERS who m. 15-02-1751 St. Anthony Tilly 1-6 18-10-1756 Madeleine (Augustin & Mad. LEVESQUE m. 11-07-1728 RO 07-01-1729 C. Jeanneau) m. PERRAULT, Etienne (Francois Barthelemy & Dorothee BRISSON m. 17-04-1719 Ch-Richer) 1-7 12-01-1761 Marie-Anne (Augustin & Mad. LEVESQUE m. 11-07-1728 RO) m. DUBE, Maurice (Louis & Cecile EDMOND m. 21-01-1721 RO) 1-8 09-01-1755 Marie-Louise (Augustin & Mad. LEVESQUE m. 11-07-1728 RO) m. DUPERE, Pierre (Charles & Josephte DESRIVIERES m. 29-12-1726 Que.) 1-9 09-01-1758 Marie-Louise (Augustin & Mad. LEVESQUE m. 11-07-1728 RO) la meme 11-01-1762 LIZOTTE, Jean (Nicholas & Mad. MIVILLE m. 03-05-1724 S.A.P. m. DUPERE, Pierre (Charles & Josette DESRIVIERES m. 29-11-1726 Que.) 1-10 23-11-1772 Pierre (Augustin & Mad. LEVESQUE m. 11-07-1728 RO) m. BERUBE, Charlotte (Pierre & Charlotte LEVESQUE m. 11-02-1749 RO) ******************** 2. 19-11-1731 PLOURDE, Catherine m. DUBE, Rene (Louis & Angelique BOUCHER who m. 28-01-1697 RO) There are no marriages of any children from this marriage in the book.

Looking for the parents and the marriage details for Adeline BEAUDRY (b c1840) and Nazaire Baptiste CHARETTE (b c1840) I have 2 daughters for this couple... Mathilde Charlotte CHARETTE m 1881 Alfred Frederic GRAVEL s/o Alexis GRAVEL & Zoe GAUTHIER Marie CHARETTE m. Apr 19 1887 Ste-Anne-des-Pins, Sudbury, Ontario Edouard "Sonny" DUBREUIL s/o Edouard DUBREUIL & Adeline BOIVIN

Searching for the parents and the marriage details for Benjamin PROVOST and Azilda CHARTRAND Best Bill posted... Azilda Provost married Aristide Cabana Aug 31, 1897 at St Jean Baptiste, Montreal Azilda parents were Benjamin Provost and Azilda Chartrand Aristide parents were Louis Cabana and Philomene Wilmet B.D. (Blue Drouin)

To all:- I will add my Two Cents Worth!! The letters that have been posted to either Gordon or myself are few in comparison to the number on the CCC mail list, the Committee and others -- I have saved all sent to me. If many desiring census release sent a letter to his/her own MP, plus the ones suggested by Jeff Paul, there would be a great deal of reading material awaiting the Members of Parliament after their expense-paid vacation or week break. Also no BLUE remains in the Region of Peel! Muriel M. Davidson muriel_davidson@sympatico.ca Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gordon A. Watts" <gordon_watts@telus.net> To: "Canada Census Campaign" <CANADA-CENSUS-CAMPAIGN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2005 1:36 PM Subject: Post 1901 Census - Hansard extracts updated Greetings All. Although somewhat belated, Hansard extracts for the final session of Third Reading of Bill S-18 in the Senate on 20 April 2005, and First Reading in the House of Commons on 21 April 2005, have been added to the Post 1901 Census Project website (at the URL following my signature). First Reading of the Bill in the House of commons entails no debate -- simply presentation of the Bill. The final session in the Senate, however, gives the recorded vote of those Senators present when Bill S-18 passed Third Reading by vote of 51-16. See how the Senators for your area voted on this important Census Bill. As soon as I have time, the Senators Scoreboard will be updated to reflect the positions of those Senators who voted on the Bill. An urgent reminder to All. It is imperative that everyone send messages to the leaders and house leaders of all federal political parties, urging them to fast-track and pass Bill S-18 before Parliament recesses for the summer, or an election is forced upon us. IF BILL S-18 IS NOT PASSED BEFORE THIS HAPPENS, WE ARE LOOKING AT STARTING OVER AGAIN - FOR THE FOURTH OR FIFTH TIME. It can be done if the Committee stage is bypassed and Second and Third Readings take place on the same day. All MPs have fax machines. Telephone numbers for those fax machines are listed on their Correspondence Logs accessible through the MP Scoreboard of the Post 1901 Census Project website. Those having fax capabilities might ensure that the party leaders and MPs have some reading material available on their return to Parliament this coming Monday. Happy Hunting. Gordon A. Watts gordon_watts@telus.net Co-chair Canada Census Committee Port Coquitlam, BC http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Census en francais http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Census/Index_f.htm Permission to forward without notice is granted

Searching for the parents and the marriage info for Hyacinthe CLOUTIER and Marie Louise LEMIRE This was posted by Best Bill (from Blue Drouin) Pierre Belair married Mathilde Cloutier July 19, 1897 at Ste Cecile, Masham Pierre was widower of Angeline Meunier Mathilde parents were Hyacinthe Cloutier and Marie Louise Lemire

Searching for the parents and the marriage info for Agapit ALIE and Maria LEMIRE This was posted by Best Bill (from Blue Drouin) Rose Bellerose married Bruno Alie Oct 14, 1912 at Ste Perpetue Rose parents were Amable Bellerose and Almenesime Lambert Bruno parents were Agapit Alie and Maria Lemire B.D.

I see a few LEMIRE postings. I'll try mine. Searching for the parents and the marriage info for Amable ROUILLARD & Celeste LEMIRE This was posted by Best Bill (from Loiselle) Antoine Moise Sicard married Marcelline Rouillard Jan 8, 1855 at Chambly Antoine parents were Jean Baptiste Sicard and Francoise Brodeur Marcelline parents were Amable Rouillard and Celeste Lemire L.

Seeking the marriage details and the parents of Pierre LEMIRE and Anne Marie THIBODEAU I have 2 daughters for this couple... Marie LEMIRE m Feb 02 1761 St-Jean-Baptiste, Nicolet, Quebec Andre THERRIEN Elisabeth LEMIRE m. Apr 15 1765 St-Jean-Baptiste, Nicolet, Quebec Joseph COLTRET (RENE-COTTERET ??? )