Will be back after a short holiday. Thanks ----- Original Message ----- From: <QUEBEC-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <QUEBEC-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 06, 2005 12:00 PM Subject: QUEBEC-D Digest V05 #37

Hello, Someone on the LANCSGEN List just provided a URL for the part of the NAC web site which deals with Canadian newspapers. When I did a search for KERR and then HENDERSON, I found a newspaper which offered photographs by what seems like three different HENDERSON photographers in the years around 1880. I was just wondering if anyone knew who these HENDERSON's were. The photograpahs displayed seem to have been about scenes in most of the Provinces. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/cin/index-e.html Betty (near Lowell, MA, USA) P.S. My KERR and HENDERSON ancestors came together as a family-group in the 1820's and settled in Argenteuil County, Quebec. They reportedly came from Sligo, Ireland.

Dear Fellow Researchers: a. I thought it may be helpful to let *Northeastern Ontario* researchers know of some recent additions made to the *Northeastern Ontario Gravemarkers Gallery* at: http://nocgg.maddoc.net Many of these additions have been possible due to some excellent and kind help from volunteers....! 1. Added about 6 Cemeteries to the Manitoulin District page. 2. Added hundreds of photos for the LaSalle Cemetery in Sudbury. 3. Added hundreds of photos for the Park Lawn cemetery in Sudbury. b. In addition, several additions have been made to the Historic/Nostalgic Web Site at: http://nocggh.maddoc.net 1. Added more photos and names from *North Bay Normal School/Teachers' College* yearbooks. 2. Added several class photos with names for the *Powassan District High School*. 3. Added many yearbook photos with names for *North Bay Collegiate Institute and Vocational School*. (NBCI&VS) 3. Added many photos with names for the *North Bay* area. c. The yearbook and other nostalgic photos have been very helpful for folks trying to locate ancestors. One must acknowledge, if a child is located in a yearbook picture....it is a good bet that you likely have also located the parents.....! d. A new search engine has been added to the Nostalgic site. Just type in your full surname and search. e. A few folks have contacted me as they had lost the URLs for these web sites. Please record the sites as a favourite in your browser. As an alternative, one can always go to the google search engine and search for *NORTHEASTERN ONTARIO GRAVEMARKERS* and the site will come up in the top "5 hits". Good luck with your research. Bye for now...............M u r r a y P l e t s c h N.E. Ontario G r a v e m a r k e r G a l l e r y http://nocgg.maddoc.net & http://nocggh.maddoc.net Alt Email: gravemarkers@hotmail.com & gravemarkers@gmail.com

Eileen, I believe that you have found the right family. The younger Thomas Crozier, the one married to Catherine McGinley would be the one I was inquiring about...the timeframe for his marriage and for the marriage of his son John( the eldest child I was referring to) fits quite nicely. Thanks for your help... Ed O'Connor Hudson,MA ----- Original Message ----- From: Eileen Horan To: edoc Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 5:02 PM Subject: Re: [QUEBEC] Marriage of Thomas Crozier Hi is this the Thomas Crozier, whom you are seeking?? Take care Eileen ======== http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=REG&db=:2546111&id=I527246221

Can anyone help me to determine the date and place of marriage for Thomas Crozier and his wife Catherine ? In both the 1881 and 1901 census records the family is found in Ste-Agathe, Lotbiniere, Quebec. Their oldest child was born in October of 1873 according to the 1901 census. Their marriage may have occurred in very early 1873 or in 1872 as a guess. I'm looking for the names of the parents of Thomas Crozier and I'm also seeking the surname of his wife Catherine and the names of her parents. Thanks in advance for any possible help or advice. Ed O'Connor Hudson,MA

Does anyone have the 1871 Census for Waterloo. I'm looking for someone who probably left the US during the Civil War for a short period. Cephas R. Crawford and his wife Annie are missing in the US for that period and I have a letter from him dated 18 March 1866 from Waterloo. Many thanks in advance, Linda

----- Original Message ----- From: "Gordon A. Watts" <gordon_watts@telus.net> To: "Canada Census Campaign" <CANADA-CENSUS-CAMPAIGN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2005 11:09 PM Subject: Post 1901 Census - where to send petitions Greetings All. Since my recent posting requesting that completed Post 1901 Census petitions be sent to us now, I have had a number of requests to advise the addresses to send them to. Ignoring the fact that the addresses to send petitions to are shown on the same page of the Post 1901 Census Project website that the petitions are downloaded from, I will give the addresses again here. Petitions for the House of Commons should be sent to myself at Gordon A. Watts 1455 Delia Drive Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 2V9 Petitons for the Senate, and Non-Resident Petitions would normally be sent to Muriel M. Davidson 25 Crestview Avenue Brampton, Ontario L6W 2R8 However, due to time constraints at this time they would be better sent directly to Senator Lorna Milne at The Hon. Lorna Milne, Senator Senate of Canada Ottawa, Ontario Canada K1A 0A4 Petitions sent to Senator Milne that are mailed within Canada do not require any postage. Any mailed from outside of Canada unfortunately do require proper postage to be applied. Numbers of signatures on petitions for the House of Commons and the Senate are approaching 70,000, but we can always use more. Hopefully within a short time we will no longer have a need for further signatures on petitions. As of today, Parliament will sit for only 48 more days before the Summer recess begins on 10 June 2005. There is a possibility of an extension of up to 10 sitting days that would take the start of Summer recess to 24 June. In either case, time is running short and we should be asking our MPs to ensure that Bill S-18 is passed and enacted before Parliament is recessed for the Summer. 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

I signed up for this list three days ago. Have yet to receive any email. If anybody sees this, please let me know.

Bonjour Judy, the lakes were indeed a major route south for Canadian Immigrants. But for the time frame you speak of, the railroad was in full swing and carried the largest number of people across the borders and across the US. Fran Wilcox

Bonjour mes amis, My relative came from Ireland and entered at Quebec. He stayed there until the Civil War was over in the USA, about 1864-65, and then went to Iowa. I was wondering how people moved on to the US. Was it thru the lakes and then out or across Canada then down or straight down then across? Any info would be helpful. I know it could probably be any of those but was there any main routes? Merci, Judy C. PS- I've just used about all of my French, sorry

Hello, I'm seeking any information regarding the ancestry of my 6th great grandparents, Alexander Ross and Helen Bayne. What I have so far is that Alexander (supposedly Lord of Fearn) was born at Tain, Scotland @1710. He married Helen Bayne (b. @1712 at Tulloch, Scotland) @1732 at Tain. They had a son (my ancestor) William, b.@1733 at Tain, who later came to Quebec with the Fraser Highlanders 78th Regiment to fight the French. Afterwards, he remained in Canada, where he married Marie-Josephte Proulx. His descendants eventually settled in Rimouski. Haven't been able to make any headway on my Scottish line beyond Alexander and Helen and would appreciate any help or guidance. Thanks. Rick Steigelman

This is the line of Jim (James) CARREY (the actor). Jim is my brother-in-law's cousin. If you connect to this line I would be VERY interested in knowing how. Descendants of: Etienne CARRE-dit-GUILLE 1 Etienne CARRE-dit-GUILLE m. Perinne REVAUT-REVOST-RENAUT m. Gitte, St-Malo, Tourouve, Perche, FR 2 Marc Francois Joseph CARRE b. EST 1718 Gitte, St-Malo, Tourouve, Perche, FR d. Sep 29 1758 Montreal, Ile-de-Montreal, Quebec m. Josephte M. PARE m. Nov 19 1742 St-Joachim, Montmorency, Quebec b. 1723 Montmorency, Rouville, Quebec d. Jan 09 1769 Montreal, Ile-de-Montreal, Quebec [d/o Louis PARE and Josephte M. GUAY-GUE-GUILLET] 3 Rene Francois CARRE b. Nov 21 1743 Montmorency, Rouville, Quebec m. Marguerite Amable FAUVEL-BIGRAS m. Feb 27 1764 Notre-Dame, Montreal, Quebec b. Jan 1749 Montreal, Ile-de-Montreal, Quebec [d/o Francois FAUVEL-dit-BIGRAS and Marguerite BAUTRON-dit-MAJOR] 4 Francois Marie Amable CARRE b. Feb 14 1765 Montreal, Ile-de-Montreal, Quebec m. Louise MARTIN-dit-LADOUCEUR m. Nov 24 1789 St-Martin, Laval, Ile-Jesus, Quebec b. Sep 01 1771 Montreal, Ile-de-Montreal, Quebec [d/o Francois MARTIN-dit-LADOUCEUR and Josephte LECUYER-LAPIERRE] Also found listed as Francois LAROCHE-LAROUCHE 5 Francois CARRE-dit-LAROUCHE b. Dec 16 1790 Laval, Ile-Jesus, Quebec m. Marie JOLY m. Oct 09 1815 St-Benoit, Deux Montagnes, Quebec b. Sep 23 1794 Deux-Montagnes, Quebec [d/o Louis JOLY and Marie DESJARDINS-CHARBONNIER] 6 Francois CARRE-dit-LAROUCHE b. BEF 1832 Deux-Montagnes, Quebec m1. Emilie LABELLE m. Nov 09 1847 St-Janvier, Terrebonne, Quebec b. BEF 1835 Deux-Montagnes, Quebec d. BEF Oct 1868 [d/o Francois LABELLE and Louise CORBEIL] m2. Esther LAMOUREUX m. Oct 18 1868 La Visitation-de-Gracefield, Quebec b. Bouchette, Gatineau, Quebec [d/o Francois LAMOUREUX and Marie DEROUIN] 7 Pierre CARRE-dit-LAROUCHE b. c1863 Ontario m. Melina M. CLEMENT-dit-LARIVIERE m. Aug 26 1883 Assomption, Maniwaki, Gatineau, Quebec b. c1863 Casselman, Ontario d. Jul 14 1936 Toronto, Ontario [d/o Isidore CLEMENT-dit-LARIVIERE and Suzanne LATULIPPE-dit-JARRET] His name is Peter Carry in the 1891 Census documents. Name is Pierre in Church Registers -- either Carre, Larouche... Or Both. Some sources have him and Melina marrying in Ontario. Pierre and Melina were the last ones in their line to use the family name of CARRE -- Their children were baptized and registered with the CARRE name but they varied it when they reached adulthood. After their marriage in Maniwaki, Quebec, Pierre and Melina moved to Sudbury, Ontario. From there they moved to Massey, Ontario. In 1898 they moved their family to Gracefield, Quebec. Four years later, in 1902, they moved to Victoria Mines, Ontario to find work. Pierre had to follow the work... So he then returned to the Massey area. About 1910, the family finally roosted in the Sudbury / Espanola area. Melina was listed as Mary in the 1891 Census Records. Church records have Melina as her first name. Melina died in Toronto at the home of her daughter Angelina Chouinard. Her body rested at Ducharme's Funeral Home. Mass was held at St-Jean-de-Brebeuf Church, Sudbury, Ontario. 8 Francois CARREY b. Feb 11 1901 d. Jan 01 1960 Toronto, Ontario m. Angeline SAUVE m. BEF Mar 1921 St-Louis-de-France, Espanola, Ontario b. Jun 02 1906 d. Aug 09 1960 Toronto, Ontario [d/o Samuel SAUVE and Ursule BELANGER] Frank and Angelina moved to Toronto from Espanola after having 3 children. Frank was a self-taught steam engineer and soon landed a job at Maple Leaf Gardens -- he was responsible for ice maintenance. Frank had an ear for music. He made his own violins and was invited to play at many private and family get-togethers with other violinists and musicians. With many life experiences, Frank became an accomplished cabinet-maker. 9 Percy CARREY b. Jul 27 1927 Espanola, Ontario d. Sep 13 1994 Keswick, Ontario m. Katherine ORAM b. Dec 14 1927 d. 1991 Percy played the saxaphone in a swing band in his younger years. 10 James "Jim" CARREY b. Jan 17 1962 Newmarket, Ontario ----- Original Message ----- From: <BobinMonterey@aol.com> To: <QUEBEC-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 12:53 PM Subject: [QUEBEC] Carré-Labelle-Larivière Marriage > > I have François Carré dit Larouche m. Émilie Labelle in 1835, > > and their son Pierre Carré dit Larouche m. Melina-Marie-Clément in ????, > > and their son François Carré m. Anglina Sauvé in 1921. > > Anybody have the marriage date of Pierre & Melina-Marie-Clément? > ------- Snipped to save our database --------

To all who desire the 1911 census released:- Members of the Senate of Canada are in his or her respective areas for this coming week, after proceedings on Bill S-18, An Act to Amend the Statistics Act. The Senate Standing Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology met on Thursday, February 24 for a brief meeting, with posting at http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Census/Index.htm The complete report of the meeting has been posted. The Report will be given next week, followed by Third Reading -- there were no amendments to Bill S-18 made by the committee. Should anyone wish to complete a belated Senate or Non-Resident petition, download from above site -- my address is there. Your signature on a petition is YOUR voice in Ottawa. [Non-Resident Petitions are for those not residing in Canada] When Bill S-18 moves to the House of Commons, all petitions will go to Gordon A. Watts. These are being accepted now as well. I am hopeful, as is Senator Lorna Milne that Bill S-18 will be passed. Please, NO letters to any Senators re Bill S-18. However, take a peek at the House of Commons scoreboard -- if your MP still shows a BLUE ? or something other than GOLD, why not check with him or her. Copies are requested. http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Census/Index6.htm Let's have a fat envelope to deliver to Senator Lorna Milne on Saturday!!! Muriel M. Davidson muriel_davidson@sympatico.ca Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee 25 Crestview Avenue, Brampton, ON L6W 2R8 http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Census en francais http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Census/index_f.htm

Hi cuz 1st.mar.for Francois Carre & Emilie Labelle were mar. Nov 09, 1847 St-Janvier, Terrebonne, Quebec 2nd. mar for Francois Carre to Esther Lamoureux Oct 18, 1868 La Visitation-de-Gracefield, Gatineau, Quebec (Rep. Gatineau, Quebec) Pierre Carré s/o Francois Carre & Emilie Labelle mar. Aug 26, 1883 Assomption, Maniwaki, Gatineau,Quebec,Melina-Marie-Clément d/o Isidore Clement-Lariviere & Suzanne Latulippe-Jarret (rep.Gatineau, Quebec) good luck Renée -----Original Message----- From: BobinMonterey@aol.com [mailto:BobinMonterey@aol.com] Sent: February 28, 2005 2:54 PM To: QUEBEC-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [QUEBEC] Carré-Labelle-Larivière Marriage I have François Carré dit Larouche m. Émilie Labelle in 1835, and their son Pierre Carré dit Larouche m. Melina-Marie-Clément in ????, and their son François Carré m. Anglina Sauvé in 1921. Anybody have the marriage date of Pierre & Melina-Marie-Clément?

Of course, as soon as I pressed the Sent button, I realized that I hadn't changed the date in the first paragraph. It's March 5, 2005 -----Original Message----- From: Linda Maitland [mailto:lindamaitland@telus.net] Sent: February 28, 2005 7:31 PM To: QBC-MONTREAL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MONTREAL] West Coast Quebec Group - Vancouver, BC - March 5, 2005 The West Coast Quebec Genealogy Group is meeting this Saturday, February 5, 10:00 - noonish, in the upstairs room at the BCGS Resource Centre 12837-76th Avenue, #211, Surrey, BC 604-502-9119 We're an informal group of amateur genealogists who research in a variety of areas... Filles a Marier, Filles du Roi, Carignan-Salieres Regiment, Acadians, Hessians, UEL, French-Canadians, as well as Scots, English and Irish in Quebec. If you live in the Vancouver area or if you're going to be in the area, come and meet other researchers, and share your successes, brick walls and resources over a cup of coffee. Dates of future meetings: April 2, May 7 and June 4. There's a drop-in fee of $2.00 which goes towards purchasing Quebec resources (Drouin films, CDs, repertoires, other books, etc) which will be housed in the BCGS library. Remember to bring a mug, we'll have the coffee. If you'd like more information, please e-mail me. Also, I can forward directions on how to get to the BCGS Resource Centre. Linda Linda Maguire Maitland White Rock (Vancouver), BC

The West Coast Quebec Genealogy Group is meeting this Saturday, February 5, 10:00 - noonish, in the upstairs room at the BCGS Resource Centre 12837-76th Avenue, #211, Surrey, BC 604-502-9119 We're an informal group of amateur genealogists who research in a variety of areas... Filles a Marier, Filles du Roi, Carignan-Salieres Regiment, Acadians, Hessians, UEL, French-Canadians, as well as Scots, English and Irish in Quebec. If you live in the Vancouver area or if you're going to be in the area, come and meet other researchers, and share your successes, brick walls and resources over a cup of coffee. Dates of future meetings: April 2, May 7 and June 4. There's a drop-in fee of $2.00 which goes towards purchasing Quebec resources (Drouin films, CDs, repertoires, other books, etc) which will be housed in the BCGS library. Remember to bring a mug, we'll have the coffee. If you'd like more information, please e-mail me. Also, I can forward directions on how to get to the BCGS Resource Centre. Linda Linda Maguire Maitland White Rock (Vancouver), BC

Looking for marriage and parents of: Jean PRISCOTTE and Sophie ROBERT abt 1868 Quebec. Their daughter Emelie married Jean-Baptiste Hus-Paul 3 Apr 1893 in St-Didace, Maskinonge TIA, Bob Wespiser

I have François Carré dit Larouche m. Émilie Labelle in 1835, and their son Pierre Carré dit Larouche m. Melina-Marie-Clément in ????, and their son François Carré m. Anglina Sauvé in 1921. Anybody have the marriage date of Pierre & Melina-Marie-Clément?

> -----Original Message----- > From: QUEBEC-D-request@rootsweb.com > [mailto:QUEBEC-D-request@rootsweb.com] > Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 1:28 PM > To: QUEBEC-D@rootsweb.com > Subject: QUEBEC-D Digest V05 #33 > > << Message: Untitled Attachment >> << Message: PARADIS or PERTHUIS & > DAMISE >> << Message: RE: [QUEBEC] PARADIS or PERTHUIS & DAMISE >> << > Message: Carré-Labelle-Larivière Marriage >> << Message: PRISCOTTE and > ROBERT abt 1868 Quebec >>

Yes Andre was un enfant Naturel Andre was adopted by Rene Siret dit Lafleur & Anne Fayet. residents of Beauport, Andre dit Jean Paradis is the son of Jean & Claude Damizé wife of Pierre Perthius. Anne fayet was born about 1651 in the parish of Saint-Laurent in Paris, the daughter of Denis Fayet and Marie Guilbert. She left for Canada in 1670 at about age 19, bringing with her goods worth an estimated 200 livres for her dowry. On 08 September 1670, Anne married René Siret dit Lafleur at Québec city,the marriage contract drawn up 24 August by notary Becquet. René was born about 1631 in the Paris of Saint-André in Bournezeau (arrondissement de La-Roche-sur-Yon, diocese of Luçon) Poitou, the son of Pierre Siret and Marie Ducos. René and Anne settled at Beauport, but did not have any children. Anne Fayet died at Beauport after 07 January 1697. René Siret dit Lafleur died 26 February 1718 and was buried the same day at Beauport. (King's Daughter and Founding Mothers by Peter J. Gagné) I found two PRDH bapt. certificat for the same person, but they differ 1) one says Bapt in Montreal the other Pointe aux-Trembles.. 2) the certificat numbers are different 3)One says registered in Montreal the other in Point-aux-Trembles 4)Where did the bapt actually take place? 5)who was the priest..they are different.? 6)even that bapt dates are different:) 7) in one the parents are married in the other they are not Andre dit Jean Paradis was born out of wedlock to the couple so they were not married and never married to each other. If those are to remain as such in PRDH maybe they should be hyperlink with an explanation. Please advise, Thank you (see below for the cert.) Renée Cummings ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- The Repertory of vital events has to show the information as it appears in the original documents. Unless we misread them, this is how the baptism was registered. Given the time period, I would think the baptism took place in Pointe-aux-Trembles and was transcribed from a loose leaf in both registers sometime after the fact. Each version has a comment mentionning the same event was registered in another register. The Webmaster PRDH 99744 PRDH Baptism Montréal 1676-03-03 01 ANDRE PARADIS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 02 JEAN PARADIS FATHER OF 01 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 03 CLAUDE DAMISE MOTHER OF 01 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 04 ANDRE CARRIERE Occupation : HABITANT ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 05 JEANNE COLLET SPOUSE OF 06 Residence : COTE STE-ANNE, ILE DE MONTREAL ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 06 GREGOIRE SYMON SPOUSE OF 05 Occupation : HABITANT Residence : COTE STE-ANNE, ILE DE MONTREAL ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 07 GILLES PEROT Occupation : PRETRE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- • CET ACTE EST AUSSI ENREGISTRE DANS LA PAROISSE DE POINTE-AUX-TREMBLES ===================== Bapteme certificate no. 10056 Pointe-aux-Trembles 1676-03-23 01 ANDRE PARADIS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 02 JEAN PARADIS FATHER OF 01 SPOUSE OF 03 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 03 CLAUDE TAMISE MOTHER OF 01 SPOUSE OF 02 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 04 ANDRE CARIERE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- 05 JEANNE COLLETSPOUSE OF 06 Residence : COTE-STE-ANNE, ILE DE MONTREAL DE CETTE PAROISSE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 06 GREGOIRE SIMON SPOUSE OF 05 Residence : COTE-STE-ANNE, ILE DE MONTREAL DE CETTE PAROISSE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 07 MICHEL BARTHELEMY Occupation : PRETRE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- • CET ACTE EST AUSSI ENREGISTRE DANS LA PAROISSE DE MONTREAL ========================== 171315 Burial Beauport (Civil archives) 1745-10-12 Death :1745-10-11 01 ANDRE PARADIS 073 --- d m ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- 02 CHARLES VALLEE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 03 JOSEPH CHARBONNEAU ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 04 CHARDON Occupation : PRETRE ======================= Couple 77345 Marriage Beauport (Civil archives) 1697-01-07 01 JEAN PARADIS DECLARED NOT BEING ABLE TO SIGN Residence : BEAUPORT ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 02 MARGUERITE MENARD DECLARED NOT BEING ABLE TO SIGN Residence : BEAUPORT ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 03 JEAN PARADIS FATHER OF 01 Residence : CHARLESBOURG ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 04 RENE CYRET ADOPTIVE FATHER OF 01 SPOUSE OF 05 Residence : BEAUPORT ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 05 ANNE FAYET ADOPTIVE MOTHER OF 01 SPOUSE OF 04 Residence : BEAUPORT ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 06 JACQUES MENARD FATHER OF 02 SPOUSE OF 07 Residence : BEAUPORT ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 07 MARIE MADELEINE BAUGIS MOTHER OF 02 SPOUSE OF 06 Residence : BEAUPORT ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 08 VINCENT VACHON Occupation : HABITANT Residence : BEAUPORT ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 09 NICOLAS DURAND Residence : BEAUPORT --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- 10 MICHEL BAUGIS Residence : BEAUPORT ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 11 E BOULLARD Occupation : PRETRE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- • L'EPOUX DEMEURE CHEZ SES PARENTS ADOPTIFS "DEPUIS SON ENFANCE" • LE NOM DE LA MERE DE L'EPOUX A ETE LAISSE EN BLANC **the Groom lived with his adotive parents since chilhood. **the name of the mother for the groom was left blank -----Original Message----- From: Claire Goyette [mailto:clg721@charter.net] Sent: February 27, 2005 3:20 PM To: QUEBEC-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [QUEBEC] PARADIS or PERTHUIS & DAMISE I have a Jean Paradis married to Claude Damise arounf 1675. They have a son Andre that was baptized in Montreal on 3 March 1676 and in Point-aux-Trembles on 23 March 1676, according to PRDH. Seems like Claude was not married to Jean but was married to Pierre Perthuis on 10 Dec 1668. She had several children (11) with Pierre, none named Andre. Jean Paradis married Jeanne Paquet on 5 Feb 1679 and his marriage record in PRDH does not indicate he is a widower. Claude Damise died 10 June 1705. Is it possible that Andre is "un enfant naturel"? Thanks for any help. ClaireG "Even if you are on the right track, you'll still get run over if you just sit there." Will Rogers All outgoing mail is virus free. Scanned by Norton AntiVirus Professional Edition 2003 ClaireG