Hello Bob, Further to your posting. The closest I can come with your request is The parish of Sts-Anges, in Ham-Nord, Co Wolfe, Qc. est 1865, Located on Hy 161- some 20 miles east of Victoriaville and 50 miles west of Lac Mégantic. Des. "R. J. Wespiser" a écrit : > Can anyone tell me if this is a correct name of place, and where is it? > > TIA, > > Bob W

Looking for parents and marriage of Charles LANCTOT and Malvina BOUCHER abt 1880 PQ. Thanks, Bob W

Can anyone tell me if this is a correct name of place, and where is it? TIA, Bob W

Looking for parents and marriage of Joseph LANCTOT and Malvina BOUCHER abt 1880 PQ. Thanks, Bob W

I was asked to provide the url. http://www.anq.gouv.qc.ca/ Instruments de recherche en ligne http://www.anq.gouv.qc.ca/conservation/dossiers.htm Les demandes d'octrois gratuits de terre aux familles de 12 enfants vivants en vertu de la loi de 1890 du premier ministre Honoré Mercier Présentation de l'instrument de recherche Consultation de l'instrument de recherche This last is the searchable database. The address to write to to request copies will be on the home page. Be sure to copy each source precisely. Suzanne In a message dated 4/15/2004 1:08:02 PM Eastern Standard Time, fkanary@comcast.net writes: Sue, I saw your post on the Quebec rootsweb list re: land grants. Where, exactly, do I go to research my family? Thank you. Lorraine fkanary@comcast.net

Hi Listers, Can someone tell me exactly what website to go to to find land grants in Quebec? Thank you. Lorraine fkanary@comcast.net

Hello, This morning I accidentally came across some Census information about a James N. KIDDER in the 1920 Census for Lancaster, MA (Worcester County) (USA). It seems he was born in Canada ~1864 and immigrated to US in 1894. I checked the LDS site and found his probable family in the 1881 Canadian Census, and James seems to be the oldest of ten children: Household: Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age Birthplace Occupation Religion Albert KIDDER M Male Irish 39 Q <Quebec> Farmer Church of England Annie KIDDER M Female Irish 37 O. <Ontario> Church of England James Nelson KIDDER Male Irish 19 Q <Quebec> Farmer Son Church of England Ellen Louisa KIDDER Female Irish 16 Q <Quebec> Church of England Richard Albert KIDDER Male Irish 14 Q <Quebec> Farmer Son Church of England Harace Spencer KIDDER Male Irish 12 Q <Quebec> Church of England Sarah Julia KIDDER Female Irish 9 Q <Quebec> Church of England John Ethilbert KIDDER Male Irish 8 Q <Quebec> Church of England Harret Ethel May KIDDER Female Irish 7 Q <Quebec> Church of England Daniel Denison KIDDER Male Irish 5 Q <Quebec> Church of England William Henry KIDDER Male Irish 3 Q <Quebec> Church of England Ida Edna Florence KIDDER ..Albert KIDDER appears to have been born in Quebec Province around 1840. I believe there is a researcher who is looking for KIDDER families in Quebec Province in the early 1800's, and this might be the family she is researching. If James KIDDER migrated to the USA, I'm curious if any of his siblings did. The 1920 MA Census shows: James N. KIDDER, 56, b CAN/ENG Augusta KIDDER, 44, b CAN/ENG Ellen KIDDER, 10, Niece If I'm remembering correctly, researchers have not been able to tell whether the KIDDER's in early 1800's Quebec Province were from the USA, or whether they arrived there from Great Britain. (Albert is listed as being of "Irish origin.") Most KIDDER's in the USA are descended from the patriarch, James KIDDER (1626-1676) of Cambridge and Billerica, Massachusetts Bay Colony. FYI: There were several Albert KIDDER's born within 5 years of 1840 in either northern New England or northern New York, who could have very well migrated to Canada. *I'm just submitting this for your information. Betty (near Lowell, MA, USA) My newer saying: "I like to take walks in the woods, but I can't see the forest for the family-tree !" :o) My older saying: "You can't hurry - genealogy !" :o) "There are two lasting bequests we can give our children; one is roots, the other is wings." Hodding Carter, Jr.

Correction to previous query: Looking for marriage and parents of Wilfred FOREST and Clerinda TETREAULT ABT 1895 PQ Thank you Bob W

Looking for marriage and parents of FOREST and TETREAULT ABT 1895 PQ Thank you Bob W

Looking for marriage and parents of Antoine HOOPER and Elizabeth DUDEVOIR abt 1895 PQ

Kate, If you are referring to the grants made to parents who had 12 or more living children in 1890 or later, write to the address given for the Archives Nationales du Quebec (or the e-mail address). You can write in English, but send the exact references as they are found in the data base. I was delighted to see that one of my three great-grandfathers who applied for the grant took the trouble to have his children's baptisms certified. I now have the names of their godparents. All three of my great-grandfathers signed their petition. Expect it to take about six weeks for your request to be filled. You will be billed when the records arrive. Suzannne In a message dated 4/14/2004 12:01:18 AM Eastern Standard Time, QUEBEC-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: X-Message: #9 Date: Tue, 13 Apr 2004 18:17:53 -0600 From: kate-guy <csbtrucking@shaw.ca> To: QUEBEC-L@rootsweb.com Message-id: <003201c421b5$ee9732a0$ebed9044@cg.shawcable.net> Subject: Quebec land grants Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 MIME-Version: 1.0 Hello everyone,I am new to the list and I am researching my COUSINS family from Grenville,Quebec.I have a question regarding land grants from the index for Quebec land grants I have found 8 grants of land to my Cousins ancestors in Grenville,Quebec;how do I obtain the full record? I have tried the archives of Quebec site but I don't read french well enough to negotiate the site,is thier an English alternative?Any adice or suggestions greatly appreciated.Thanks Kate

To all:- These are the "eastern" members of the Liberal Caucus -- wish all scoreboards looked like the Nova Scotia and Yukon ones -- we hope for UNRESTRICTED access to 1911 Canadian census records -- would this not be the reason for extra fireworks on July 1, 2004!!!!! Several of the portfolios are new, but timely. The ones responsible for census records will be marked ** Muriel M. Davidson muriel_davidson@sympatico.ca Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~downhome/post1901census.htm ============== Quebec - http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Census/Score4.htm#PQ The Rt. Hon. PAUL MARTIN - Prime Minister of Canada The Hon. DENIS CODERRE - President of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada, federal interlocuter for Metis and non-status Indians, La Francophonie, Office of Indian Residential Schools Resolution The Hon. IRWIN COTLER - Justice, Attorney General The Hon. LIZA FRULLA - Social Development The Hon. DENIS PARADIS - Minister of State (Financial Institutions) The Hon. PIERRE PETTIGREW - Health, Intergovernmental Affairs, official languages **The Hon. LUCIENNE ROBILLARD - Industry, Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec The Hon. JACQUES SAADA - House leader, minister responsible for democratic reform **The Hon. HELENE SCHERRER - Canadian Heritage ====== http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Census/Score5.htm New Brunswick:- The Hon. CLAUDETTE BRADSHAW - Labour, homelessness The Hon. ANDY SCOTT - Minister of State (Infrastructure) Nova Scotia - The Hon. GEOFF REGAN - Fisheries and Oceans Prince Edward Island - The Hon. JOSEPH McGUIRE - Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency Newfoundland-Labrador - The Hon. JOHN EFFORD - Natural Resources N.W.T, Yukon & Nunavut The Hon. ETHEL BLONDIN-ANDREW - Minister of State (Children and Youth) These three memos complete the caucus of the Liberal Party of Canada Suggestion: Save these three memos and the lists of Parliamentary Secretaries in a special folder or print and SAVE!!

Hi List, I have sent a personal thank-you but also wanted others to know that I now have a translation of the Will for Elmire BOISVERT 1921. Thank-you all very much. Sue in Florida macduff@infionline.net

Hello everyone,I am new to the list and I am researching my COUSINS family from Grenville,Quebec.I have a question regarding land grants from the index for Quebec land grants I have found 8 grants of land to my Cousins ancestors in Grenville,Quebec;how do I obtain the full record? I have tried the archives of Quebec site but I don't read french well enough to negotiate the site,is thier an English alternative?Any adice or suggestions greatly appreciated.Thanks Kate

----- Original Message ----- From: <BellBotm13@aol.com> To: <QUEBEC-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, December 02, 2002 12:46 PM Subject: Re: [QUEBEC] J.B.Joly ?? > Hi, > I like the way you address the list in French and sign off the same way, but > for us that don't know French, how about putting the English version in > parenthesis, that way we can learn at the same time. > > Merci (Thank You) was that right? > > Shirl > > > ==== QUEBEC Mailing List ==== > Mail list archive > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/QUEBEC-L or > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=quebec >

As for Brigitte's BOIVIN line.... Brigitte was born in the early 1800's ( I don't know the date) According to my database, Brigitte and I are cousins many ways... -5th cousin 6X removed -5th cousin 5X removed -6th cousin 4X removed -8th cousin 3X removed -8th cousin 5X removed We have many common ancestors This is what I have in my database If you see any errors or omissions please tell me. ************************************ Descendants of: Jean BOIVIN 1 Jean BOIVIN b. BEF 1696 Trelivan, St-Malo, Bretagne, France m. Guillemette CHARPENTIER m. Trelivan, St-Malo, Bretagne, France 2 Alain Roland BOIVIN b. Jul 01 1723 Trelivan, St-Malo, Bretagne, France d. Dec 1750 Montmagny, Quebec, Canada m. Gertrude M. BLANCHET m. Feb 13 1747 St-Thomas-de-Montmigny, Quebec b. Jan 10 1713 Montmagny, Quebec, Canada [d/o Guillaume BLANCHET & Anne M. GAGNE] LDS claims burial date as Dec 9 1750 3 Simon BOIVIN b. c1747 m. Genevieve M. GAGNON m. Feb 23 1767 St-Francois-du-Sud, Montmagny, Quebec b. c1742 [d/o Mathurin GAGNON & Marguerite CHRETIEN] 4 Jean Baptiste BOIVIN b. EST 1775 d. Walsh, Marinette, Wisconsin, USA m1. Marguerite MARCEAU-MALET m. Jan 10 1797 St-Francois-du-Sud, Montmagny, Quebec b. EST 1780 d. BEF Feb 1807 Walsh, Marinette, Wisconsin, USA [d/o Joseph MARCEAU & Louise Julienne MERCIER] m2. Marguerite PAQUET m. Feb 03 1807 St-Francois-du-Sud, Montmagny, Quebec b. EST 1785 St-Charles, Quebec, Canada [d/o Michel PAQUET & Petronille NADEAU] Marriage Witnesses were Simon, Michel & François BOIVIN -Jean's brothers. Other Witnesses included Joseph & Pierre MARCEAU, Marguerite's brothers. 5 Brigitte BOIVIN m. Fabien DUCHESNEAU m. Sep 21 1824 St-Francois-du-Sud, Montmagny, Quebec [s/o Charles DUCHESNEAULT & Catherine PROULX] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cyndi Amodeo" <cyndia@omdreb.on.ca> Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2004 11:06 AM > Looking for the marriage of Fabien Duchesneau to Brigitte Boivin in the St. Francois de la Riviere du Sud area, or any information on them. > > Thank you > Cyndi > > ------- Snipped to save our database --------

You're welcome... . This is all I have on this DUCHESNEAU line in my database ********************************************** Descendants of: Charles DUCHESNEAULT 1 Charles DUCHESNEAULT m. Catherine PROULX 2 Fabien DUCHESNEAU m. Brigitte BOIVIN m. Sep 21 1824 St-Francois-du-Sud, Montmagny, Quebec [d/o Jean Baptiste BOIVIN & Marguerite MARCEAU-MALET] 3 Alexandre DUCHESNEAU m. Archange M. JONCAS m. Jul 26 1859 Montmagny, Quebec, Canada 4 Onesime DUCHESNEAU m. Rosalie GAGNON m. Feb 28 1881 Armagh, Bellechasse, Quebec 5 Albertine DUCHESNEAU 5 Alfred DUCHESNEAU 5 Arthur DUCHESNEAU 5 Emma DUCHESNEAU 5 Olivine DUCHESNEAU 5 Rose Anna DUCHESNEAU 3 Zoe M. DUCHESNEAU m. Joseph PEPIN-dit-LACHANCE m. Aug 16 1859 St-Francois-du-Sud, Montmagny, Quebec [s/o Joseph PEPIN-dit-LACHANCE & Francoise BUTEAU] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cyndi Amodeo" <cyndia@omdreb.on.ca> Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2004 11:06 AM > Looking for the marriage of Fabien Duchesneau to Brigitte Boivin in the St. Francois de la Riviere du Sud area, or any information on them. > > Thank you > Cyndi > ------- Snipped to save our database --------

Searching for the parents and the marriage details for the following couple Jean Baptiste LEMIRE married Louise M. THIBODEAU I have one daughter for this couple Marguerite LEMIRE m Aug 16 1841 St-Jean-Baptiste, Nicolet, Quebec Pierre LePITRE-PITRE Born Jan 11 1823 Nicolet, Quebec Died Nov 20 1899 s/o Francois LePITRE & Angelique DUMAS

Searching for the parents of the following couple Jean Joseph LEMIRE (John) m Oct 14 1922 St-Paul's, Vancouver, British-Columbia Lucy Maude GOODRIDGE Born Apr 13 1902 Stanley Place, London SW, England

Hi List, It has been a while since I came on and mentioned anything about my BOISVERT family. I am still looking for the death of Amable (maybe Abraham) BOISVERT. Most of his children were born in Farnham so maybe that is where he passed away. He did not seem to follow the family down to New Hampshire where most settled. Amable had a brother named Jacques who settled in Massachusetts. Amable married Zoe BROSSEAU. One of his children was Elmire BOISVERT. I have a will that was written on 7 September 1921 in Nashua, New Hampshire. It is in French and I cannot translate to add to his information page. I tried Babelfish and that is truly worthless, especially for a Will. If I send a person the .jpg image of this one page, hand-written will, can they translate for me? I have gotten a lot of info on this family since I was last on. I have Wills, Inheritance Tax Reports, church records and just a lot of notes taken down from church records when they were not allowed to be copied by machine. I would appreciate any help and if you are related to this family, I will be happy to share info and records with you. Sue in Florida macduff@infionline.net