Looking for the parents of Jean-Louis GIROUX dit ROSBERRY who married Genevieve VACHON 27 Jan 1807 at St-Joseph-de-Beauce. PQ. I have Genevieve's parents as Etienne Vachon and Louise Poulin, 5 Feb 1781, St-Joseph-de-Beauce. TIA TonyBoy

Found on another list.... (English & French text)... er... (French & English text)... ******************** Bonjour à tous, J'ai la série complète des 45 volumes (1621-1765) du PRDH à vendre. Les livres sont en excellent état, ayant peu servi, avec seulement une annotation. Si cela vous intéresse, écrivez-moi au 7x7@rogers.com. Greetings to all, I have the complete 45 PRDH volumes (1621-1765) for sale. These books are in excellent shape, with only one annotation. If you are interested, please e-mail me at 7x7@rogers.com. Thanks Uncle Fred. Gilles Réal Joly

Hi, I am looking for someone to go to Chicopee City Clerk Office to look up the following. Will pay expenses. 1) Marriage and parents of Joseph Chevalier and Mary Dupre ca 1888. 2) Marriage and parents of Louis Chevalier and Walter Kehr ca 1925. 3)Marriage and parents of Wilfred Duguay and Jeanne Durocher (Desrochers?) ca 1934 Thanks, Bob Wespiser in Naples, Maine

To all:- Sincere apologies for the misuse of a word -- CONFRONT -- whereby I did not mean for anyone to harrass or even say "Why not?" when asking a politician about 1911 census release. The correct word should have been ASK -- and politely, which I did this morning. [I received an unelected YES]. Many thanks for the many who forwarded sites for the new electoral boundaries -- which will only be effective when an election is called. So far, NO call has been made. Members of Parliament and Senators are most likely in their home ridings for the next two weeks, so IF one is interested in census release, why not do the following:- Check constituency office address at http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Census/Index6.htm Click on province of choice, then scroll down until you locate YOUR Member of Parliament. By clicking on his/her name at the left, you will locate the message board -- Gordon has posted all known constituency offices. Should there be others or errors, please advise us. Write or type a letter -- YOUR full address and phone number -- your signature must be written -- then put letter in envelope, address to the Member of Parliament. Plan to visit the constituency office for a personal friendly chat and who knows -- the MP may not know YOU desire the 1911 census to be released. Some are not familiar with census release history. If letter is mailed to Ottawa -- NO postage -- send to NAME/House of Commons, Ottawa, ON K1A 0A6 How about Letters to the Editors? I will give a complete list tomorrow evening. There are many people who read newspapers but do not use a computer or typewriter. I also promise a sample letter -- Above all, do not CONFRONT any elected representative, but ASK politely -- the old story of using honey instead of acid. Where are the genealogical societies? South Shore Genealogical Society publishes my personal census page address every month http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~downhome/post1901census.htm [The page started as Lunenburg County's Canadian Census Campaign] There are many sites there -- scoreboards, editorials, borrow phrases!! Above all, let's get crackin' during the next two weeks!! Please copy us in on any letters or replies to update the scoreboards. Muriel M. Davidson muriel_davidson@sympatico.ca Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee Brampton, ON -- formerly Nova Scotia http://globalgenealogy.com/Census en français http://globalgenealogy.com/Census/Index_f.htm

To all -- When chatting with Tony Clement this morning, I learned my electoral district/area will be Brampton West -- HIS area. [He was one of the candidates in recent leadership convention] At the same time, although unelected at present, we have a GOLD tick in favor of census release. I tried searching for updated maps of the ridings for the coming election -- found only the old ones which apply to present ridings, and of course, present Members of Parliament. Would like to see the NEW maps on the screen if possible! There must be a site which shows this -- I seem to have exhausted all. Reason:- Electoral areas will be different with the coming election, some Members of Parliament are not seeking re-election. We need to confront the incoming candidates and question him or her about their decision of census release. If many wish to be elected, and if many constituents are researchers, their answer should REMAIN "YES". I already have the list of new ridings -- Gordon Watts forwarded it to me -- but it can only be sent by attachment at present. Muriel M. Davidson muriel_davidson@sympatico.ca Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~downhome/post1901census.htm > >

Can someone do a look-up for me? From repertoire of Baptisms of Laprairie , PQ. The person in question is Marie (Louise?) DORE. Daughter of J-Bte DORE and Marguerite ROUSSEAU. The PRDH says that a Marie Louise DORE was born to J-Bte DORE and Marguerite ROUSSEAU on 1790-08-28. This date would make her 11 years old when she married. Per below: Alexis Menard (Jean-Baptiste and Marie-Anne Brossard) Marie Dore (Jean-Baptiste and Marguerite Rousseau) 1801-10-12 Laprairie By: Bertrand Desjardins There is another Marie DORE born in Laprairie in the same time frame that is a better fit age-wise. Laprairie 1770-07-12 Birth :1770-07-12 01 MARIE LOUISE DORES --- c p f -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 02 AUGUSTIN DORES FATHER OF 01 --- m p m -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 03 MARIE ANNE SUPERNANT MOTHER OF 01 SPOUSE OF 02 --- m p f

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You can look up baptisms, marriages, deaths and a few other pre-1800 events in Quebec at http://www.genealogie.umontreal.ca/en/main.htmPRDH . If you subscribe for a modest fee you can get more details on an event. Following are details on the DORE marriage. Jerry Lesperance, Aiea, Hawaii JEAN BAPTISTE DORE Père : ETIENNE DORE Mère : MARIE CHARLOTTE MORISSET Couple and MARIE MARGUERITE ROUSSEAU LABONTE Father : ANTOINE ROUSSEAU LABONTE Mother : MARIE MADELEINE BABEU Couple Marriage: 1772-11-16 Laprairie

Looking for the marriage and parents of Jean-Baptiste DORE and Marguerite ROUSSEAU abt 1770 in PQ. TIA, Bob Wespiser in Naples, Maine

Looking for the marriage and parents of Jean-Baptiste MENARD and Marie Anne BROSSARD abt 1770 in PQ. TIA, Bob Wespiser in Naples, Maine

Trying to complete/confirm marriage data and find the parents for Dominique LEDUC born 1875, died 1937 Cache Bay, Ontario who married c1896 (St-Joseph, Orleans, Ontario ??) Melanie CORBEIL born Aug 1875, Orleans, Ontario died May 21 1897 Astorville, Ontario d/o Jean Baptiste CORBEIL & Reine Louise LEVERD Best Bill posted that he found this in Blue Drouin Dominique Leduc married Marie Louise Beaulieu Feb 14, 1905 at St Denis, Montreal Dominique was widower of Delima Corbeil Marie parents were Philias Beaulieu and Olive Fortier I REALLY need Dominique LEDUC's parents to connect him with his LEDUC line.

I don't have much on this GROSLOT-GROLEAU line (see below) I haven't had too much success researching COURTENAIS/COURTENAY either. I do know that the name FRAPPIER/FRAPIER is associated with it. I have found a few sites that list COURTENAYs but they are in France and England (Normand conquests) and from the 1100 > 1400's. There was a Pierre COURTENAY b ABT 1152 in Constantinople, Turkey d 1219 France m May 1192, Hainaut, France Yolande De HAINAUT And I know that some settlers to Canada that came from Courtenay, Galinois, France used the COURTENAIS/COURTENAY name. I haven't found any COURTENAIS/COURTENAY in Tanguay or Jette If you get any responses off-list please let me know... **** This is what I have in my Database... If you see any errors or omissions please tell me Descendants of: Pierre GROSLOT 1 Pierre GROSLOT b. 1777 m. Marguerite COUTENAIS-dit-FRAPPIER b. 1790 2 Michel GROSLOT-GROLEAU b. 1814 m. Helene THIVIERGE m. Feb 24 1840 Montebello, Papineau, Quebec, Canada b. BEF 1828 [d/o Jean Baptiste TIVIERGE & Genevieve JOLY] 3 Thomas GROLEAU b. Mar 06 1850 Papineauville, Quebec, Canada d. Sep 16 1920 St-Jacques, Michigan, USA m1. Sophie MENARD m. Jul 25 1870 Russell, Ontario, Canada b. Apr 15 1850 d. Nov 20 1900 Nahma, Michigan, USA [d/o Leandre MENARD & Marguerite LABROSSE-dit-RAYMOND] m2. Rosalie LALONDE b. 1850 d. Aug 24 1923 St-Jacques, Michigan, USA [d/o Paul LALONDE & Delphine POUDRET] 4 Thomas GROLEAU 4 Michel GROLEAU 4 Joseph L. GROLEAU 4 Sophie GROLEAU 4 Emilien GROLEAU 4 Eugenie GROLEAU 4 Dalma J. GROLEAU 4 Ernest GROLEAU 4 Arthur GROLEAU 4 Omer A. GROLEAU 4 Alida GROLEAU 4 Sabourn GROLEAU 4 Pierre "Peter" GROLEAU 4 Timothee "Timothy" GROLEAU 3 Michel GROLEAU 3 Noel GROLEAU 3 Helene Appoline GROLEAU 3 Pierre GROLEAU 3 Thomas "Francois Xavier" GROLEAU 2 Helene GROSLOT b. Jul 03 1825 Montebello, Papineau, Quebec, Canada m. Pierre LEDUC m. Feb 24 1840 b. BEF 1825 [s/o Pierre LEDUC & Marguerite LEBERT] 3 Marguerite LEDUC b. Jan 27 1841 3 Helene LEDUC b. Aug 18 1846 3 Pierre LEDUC 3 Marie LEDUC b. Feb 28 1849 2 Marguerite GROSLOT b. Aug 1826 m. Paul SABOURIN m. Apr 27 1830 [s/o Jean Baptiste Theodore SABOURIN and Eugenie ROBILLARD] 3 Justinien SABOURIN b. Jan 28 1831 m. Marie GIGNAC m. Oct 06 1856 Clarence Creek, Russell, Ontario 4 Delima SABOURIN b. BEF 1862 m. Antoine CARRIERE m. Nov 24 1874 Embrun, Russell, Ontario, Canada [s/o Antoine CARRIER & Esther GAGNON] 5 Napoleon CARRIERE b. EST 1891 m. Aldina LAPOINTE m. Oct 20 1912 St-Charles, Dunnet Twp, Ontario, Canada 6 Donat CARRIERE b. EST 1916 m. Cecile JUBINVILLE m. Dec 27 1937 St-Jean-de-Brebeuf, Sudbury, Ontario b. 1918 Chelmsford, Balfour Twp, Ontario, Canada d. Feb 26 2001 Sudbury General Hospital, Sudbury [d/o Daniel JUBINVILLE and Malvina LEVAC] Cecile: Obituary... As it appeared in The Sudbury Star, Sudbury, Ontario CARRIERE, Marie Cecile (Nee Jubinville), In loving memory of Marie Cecile Carriere (nee Jubinville) 83 years of Sudbury who passed away Monday evening, February 26th, 2001 at SRH - Laurentian Site. She was born in Chelmsford and married Donat Carriere in 1937 in Sudbury. A longtime Sudbury resident Cecile was a faithful member of Glad Tidings Tabernacle. She was a woman of great faith who firmly believed in the power of prayer. Cecile will be remembered as a devoted and loving wife, mother and grandmother. Beloved wife of Donat Carriere of Sudbury. Loving mother of Aline Tassé (husband Henry predeceased 1990) of Sudbury, Andy (wife Lorrie) of Brampton, Fernand (wife Simone) of Sudbury, Michel (wife Glenda) and Raymond both of Wasaga Beach, and Daniel (wife Judy of Alliston. Cherished grandmother of 13 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Dear daughter of Daniel and Malvina Jubinville predeceased. Dear sister of Jeanne Gervais, Marie Anne Daibold, and Bernadette "Bernice" Steffer all of Kitchener, and the late Simone Talbot, Therese Bruebecker, Armand and Georges Jubinville all predeceased. Sadly missed by many nieces and nephews. Resting at the LOUGHEED FUNERAL HOME, 252 Regent St. at Hazel St. Funeral Service in Glad Tidings Tabernacle, 1101 Regent St. Sudbury, Thursday, March 1st, 2001 at 1 p.m. Interment in the Valley East Cemetery. Donations to the Heart and Soul Campaign (4th Floor Palliative Care or Cancer Center) would be appreciated. (Friends may call at the funeral home 2-5; 7-9 p.m. Wednesday or at the church after 11 a.m. Thursday). 7 Fernand CARRIERE m. Suzanne MATTE m. Jul 10 1965 St-Jacques, Hanmer, Ontario, Canada [d/o Georges MATTE & Corinne BOUDREAU] 7 Aline CARRIERE m. Henri TASSE d. 1990 7 Andre CARRIERE m. Lorrie (++++++) 7 Michel CARRIERE m. Glenda (++++++) 7 Raymond CARRIERE 7 Daniel CARRIERE m. Julie (++++++) 6 Roland J. CARRIERE m. Ange Eva BERUBE m. Jan 26 1942 Ste-Anne-des-Pins, Sudbury, Ontario [d/o Alfred BERUBE & Alvina GAUTHIER] 7 Rollande CARRIERE m. Raymond PAUZE m. May 30 1960 St-Jean-de-Brebeuf, Sudbury, Ontario [s/o Wilbrod PAUZE & Aline MASSE-MASSEY] 7 Anita CARRIERE m. Raymond BOURRE m. Apr 11 1964 St-Jean-de-Brebeuf, Sudbury, Ontario [s/o Lucien BOURRE & Eugenie AUDETTE] 6 Annette CARRIERE m. Donat CARRIERE m. Sep 11 1942 St-Jean-de-Brebeuf, Sudbury, Ontario [s/o Francis CARRIERE & Alexina CYR] 4 Justinien SABOURIN b. BEF 1865 m1. Pamela POUPART m. Oct 04 1880 Embrun, Russell, Ontario, Canada [d/o Alexis POUPART & Archange GAMELIN] m2. Lydia RICHARD m. Aug 24 1904 [d/o David RICHARD & Julie BOURGEOIS] 3 Julien SABOURIN b. Mar 07 1832 3 Pierre Gilbert SABOURIN b. May 26 1832 m. Fragile SEGUIN m. Nov 15 1858 Embrun, Russell, Ontario, Canada b. BEF 1846 [d/o Simon SEGUIN & Esther PALIETTE] 3 Theodore SABOURIN b. Sep 03 1833 m. Leocadie SARRAZIN m. Jun 18 1862 Embrun, Russell, Ontario, Canada b. BEF 1850 [d/o Andre SARRAZIN & Osiste "Louise" TURPIN] 4 Marie SABOURIN b. BEF 1873 m. Eusebe GODARD m. Jun 28 1885 Embrun, Russell, Ontario, Canada b. BEF 1870 [s/o Eusebe GODARD & Honorine SABOURIN] 3 Marguerite SABOURIN b. Mar 24 1835 3 Paul SABOURIN b. Sep 19 1836 m. Louise CLEMENT m. Aug 14 1865 Embrun, Russell, Ontario, Canada b. BEF 1853 [d/o Isidore CLEMENT-dit-LARIVIERE and Suzanne LATULIPPE-dit-JARRET] 4 Marie SABOURIN b. BEF 1882 m. Josephat TELLIER m. Apr 30 1894 Embrun, Russell, Ontario, Canada b. BEF 1879 [s/o Joseph TELLIER and Florence BISSO] 4 Amedee SABOURIN b. BEF 1883 m. Fortuna DESORMEAU m. Sep 06 1898 Embrun, Russell, Ontario, Canada b. BEF 1886 [d/o Jules DESORMEAU and Pomela LAFORTUNE] 3 Rose SABOURIN b. Jan 07 1846 3 Elie SABOURIN b. 1852 m. Lea RIVET m. Jul 23 1883 Embrun, Russell, Ontario, Canada b. BEF 1871 [d/o Francois RIVET and Annie COLLINS] 3 Sophie SABOURIN b. BEF 1862 m. Leon PATENAUDE m. May 04 1874 Embrun, Russell, Ontario, Canada b. BEF 1859 [s/o Jacques PATENAUDE and Elmire LADOUCEUR] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Roger & Carole" <rogcas@ntl.sympatico.ca> Sent: Thursday, April 01, 2004 4:40 AM > This is off topic but can anyone help me. I can't seem to post except by > reply. I am looking for information on Marguerite Groleau, wife of Paul > Sabourin, And any info on her mother, Marguerite Coutenais, wife of Pierre > Groleau. I have their marriage dates but nothing else. Would really > appreciate any assistance! Thanks > Carole C.

Subject: [QUEBEC] Alexis MENARD and Marie DORE ca 1805 in PQ > Looking for the marriage and parents of Alexis Menard and Marie Dore abt 1808 in PQ > > Tia, > Bob Wespiser in Naples, Maine Hi, Alexis Menard (Jean-Baptiste and Marie-Anne Brossard) Marie Dore (Jean-Baptiste and Marguerite Rousseau) 1801-10-12 Laprairie Bertrand Desjardins

Looking for the marriage and parents of Alexis Menard and Marie Dore abt 1808 in PQ Tia, Bob Wespiser in Naples, Maine

>From the 1881 Census... Alfred Township, Prescott, Ontario Division 2 page 6 film c13228 lds1375864 20 ROULEAU Francis m 43 Que RC French cultivateur/farmer married 21 ROULEAU {CHARLEBOIS} Julienne f 39 Ont RC French married 22 ROULEAU Edgar m 15 Ont RC French 23 ROULEAU Josephine f 14 Ont RC French 24 ROULEAU Joseph m 12 Ont RC French 25 ROULEAU Ovila m 10 Ont RC French page 7 1 ROULEAU Victoria f 9 Ont RC French "Maria Victoria" baptized 1871 St-Victor, Alfred, Ontario godparents LANDRIAULT Theophile & CHARLEBOIS Emelia (source: lds1302379 St Victor register folios 1,2 baptism b4) 2 ROULEAU Celina f 8 Ont RC French 3 ROULEAU Alexis m 6 Ont RC French 4 ROULEAU Delima f 3 Ont RC French Here are other ROULEAUs in the same area in 1881 The number at the beginning of each is the line on the Census page. Division 2 page 6 film c13228 lds1375864 12 ROULEAU Baptiste m 36 Que RC French cultivateur/farmer married 13 ROULEAU {?} Celina f 28 Que RC French weaver married 14 ROULEAU Georgina f 7 Ont RC French 15 ROULEAU Albina f 6 Ont RC French 16 ROULEAU Telesphore m 5 Ont RC French 17 ROULEAU Flora f 4 Ont RC French 18 ROULEAU Joseph m 2 Ont RC French 19 ROULEAU Patrick m 10/12 born Jun 1880 Ont RC French Division 2 page 7 film c13228 lds1375864 5 ROULEAU Joseph m 31 Que RC French cultivateur/farmer married 6 ROULEAU {?} Sophie f 31 Que RC French married 7 ROULEAU Octavie f 8 Ont RC French 8 ROULEAU Julienne f 7 Ont RC French 9 ROULEAU Malvina f 6 Ont RC French 10 ROULEAU Theodule m 4 Ont RC French 11 ROULEAU Alexina f 3 Ont RC French 12 ROULEAU Joseph m 2 Ont RC French Division 2 page 8 film c13228 lds1375864 17 ROULEAU Leon m 58 Que RC French cultivateur/farmer 18 ROULEAU Angele f 63 Que RC French Division 2 page 19 film c13228 lds1375864 9 ROULEAU Baptiste m 67 Que RC French carpenter widower 10 ROULEAU Alexis m 22 Ont RC French carpenter married 11 ROULEAU {?} Eloise f 23 Ont RC French married 12 ROULEAU Euclid m 3 Ont RC French 13 ROULEAU Merisa f 1 Ont RC French 14 ROULEAU Florida f 4/12 born Nov 1880 Ont RC French ----- Original Message ----- From: <Jk25100@wmconnect.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2004 6:29 PM > Could someone with access to the 1871 census, please check > the name I found that could be my Ggrandfather. > > Name: Francois Rouleau, age 33 born Quebec, occupation farmer, Providence is > Ontario, district Prescott, Sub-District Alfred Film C-10011, page 9. > > I need more information, name of wife ,children if any. thank you > Catherine > ------- Snipped to save our database --------

Looking for the marriage and parents of Alexis MENARD and Esther ROCHELEAU ca 1840 PQ. TIA, Bob Wespiser in Naples, Maine

A friend of mine has asked if I would try to gather some information about Mary Eugenia Beauvais, who was born in La Prairie, Quebec. She was born on August 10, 1849. Mary Eugenia moved to the State of Michigan and married a man who managed a lighthouse in Port Sherman now Muskegon, Michigan. My friend is trying to find out if Mary Eugenia Beauvais was a member of an Indian nation in Canada. The only other bit of information that was available is that Mary Eugenia's parents were Jean Baptiste Beauvais and Angele Boucher. She was baptized as a Roman Catholic. I am hoping that someone on this list has the Beauvais connection to confirm her Indian nation. Thanks, Jim in Ohio

To all:- I have made several changes to Gordon's message and wish to advise everyone that I received copies of two "automatic delete" emails -- as mentioned before, type or write the letter to your Ottawa representative, and if in the vicinity of the constituency office, drop in for a chat!!! Very often, the personal touch is needed. Muriel M. Davidson muriel_davidson@sympatico.ca Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~downhome/post1901census.htm =========== Greetings All. Just a quick note to advise that the week of April 5th and 12th, Parliament will be in recess. This is an opportunity to meet with your MP in his or her Constituency Office to discuss with them our concerns regarding regaining public access to Historic Census records, 92 years after collection. Addresses for Constituency offices are now on the personal Correspondence Logs of each MP on the Scoreboards of the Post-1901 Census Project website at the URLs below. Access the Scoreboard and click on the MPs name in the left hand column to access the Correspondence Log. While there, check the current position shown for your MP. http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Census/Index6.htm To find your Senator, check this site http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Census/Senscore1.htm We seek to regain exactly the same public access -- without conditions or restrictions -- for records of Census after 1906 that we currently have for 240 years of records up to that time. The National Archivist, Ian E. Wilson, has determined that records of Census are a National Treasure and requested care and control of the records in question be returned to him. His request was refused by Chief Statistician Ivan P. Fellegi. On 24 January 2003, the government released and placed online scanned images of the 1906 Census of the Northwestern Provinces. The release was made with no conditions or restrictions to access. In so doing the government has conceded that existing legislation allows them to do so. We expect nothing less for the 1911 National Census -- which should already have been released -- or for the continued release after 92 years of all subsequent Censuses. Happy Hunting. Gordon A. Watts gordon_watts@telus.net Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee Port Coquitlam, BC http://globalgenealogy.com/Census en français http://globalgenealogy.com/Census/Index_f.htm Permission to forward without notice is granted.

You wrote:: [QUEBEC] Quebec Irish Date: 10/10/2003 7:02:43 PM Pacific Standard Time From: redeor@webtv.net (Rene) To: QUEBEC-L@rootsweb.com Hi All, After a long hiatus from the list, I feel I am able to return, but---I'm not at all sure if there's any way to help me. I have found the first trace of my brick wall gggrandfather, Thomas McDivitt ( spelled various ways ) with his marriage registration Nov 1840 , by an Anglican pastor McKnight at Frampton, Beauce Co. (Dorchester ) QC Witnesses were Jane McLaughlan and John Sheedy. Thomas was listed as "bachelor, farmer "By 1851 (census ) he is at Valcartier QC listed as teacher ( I suspect a higher education Anglican boys school given a few tiny clues from family lore) The obit of a son of Thomas states the son " was born on a farm at Valcartier which later became a training base for Canadian soldiers during the late war ( WW ! ) I have exhausted every research possibility in trying to ascertain where in Ireland Thomas was born--his siblings--parents etc and now must try going back to the beginning in Quebec and see if any one has some advice--direction as to if there may be any possibility of any kind of records of him prior to his marriage at Frampton. and if there might be a clue somewhere in QC land records and how to locate them for those years, also if any one knows of the type of school mentioned around Valcartier 1851-61. +++++++++++++++++++++++ Hullo, Maureen. Two thoughts -(1) lots of Irish were Church of England (Anglican) in those days and still are. Not everyone knows that. Try the C of E church records - the web page for the Canadian Anglican Church will tell you how to access them - not sure how it is addressed. (2) I finally found a reference to the county in Ireland where my immigrant ancestor had been born ON HIS HEADSTONE. There it was: "Patrick Egan, a native of County Lietrim, Ireland, . . . " and so on. I had just about killed myself looking in records, with no result at all prior to that. The irony of it was that I had the death date and the cemetery location all the time - just had never physically looked at the stone. Later I found that it was the (Irish?) style of the time to include the land of one's birth in the engraved information on headstones. Even in deepest Illinois in a little French community I was researching for another line, I saw stones with Irish surnames AND the birth-counties given. Sooooooooo - if you can find the burial site and the marker, you may be closer to Thomas's county of origin. THEN you can contact the Irish Heritage Office in that county with the info you have, and see what they can tell you. Best of luck, Ginny Crawford

You'll have to send me your line... Descendants of: Jehan BOIVIN 1 Jehan BOIVIN b. _____ Anet, France m. Michelle VASTIER m. BEF 1564 St-Maclou, Rouen, Normandie, France 2 Guillaume BOIVIN m. Guillemette LEVERT 3 Pierre BOIVIN b. Jul 1597 Rouen, Seine Maritime, Normandie, France d. AFT Nov 04 1664 m. Anne LECOCQ m. Nov 06 1633 St-Sauveur-de-Rouen, Normandie, France b. Feb 1602/03 Rouen, Seine Maritime, Normandie, France d. AFT Nov 04 1664 [d/o Christophe LECOQ & Jeanne LEBORGNE] 4 Pierre BOIVIN b. Jul 26 1643 Rouen, Seine Maritime, Normandie, France d. Jan 05 1708/09 Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec, Canada m. Etiennette FAFARD m. Nov 04 1664 Immaculee Conception, Trois-Rivieres b. May 15 1652 Trois-Rivieres, St-Maurice, Quebec d. Apr 07 1721 Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec, Canada [d/o Bertrand FAFARD-dit-LAFRAMBOISE & Marie SEDILOT] 5 Pierre BOIVIN b. Jan 11 1674 Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec, Canada d. May 26 1754 Ancienne-Lorette, Quebec, Canada m. Anne PARE m. Feb 17 1709 Ste-Anne-de-Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec b. Jan 05 1688 Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec, Canada d. Mar 21 1748 Ancienne-Lorette, Quebec, Canada [daughter of Joseph PARE and Madeleine M. BERTHELOT] 6 Pierre BOIVIN b. Dec 19 1710 Beaupre, Montmorency, Quebec, Canada d. Lorette, Quebec, Canada m1. Josephte M. BOUTIN m. Feb 13 1736 Ancienne-Lorette, Quebec, Canada b. Nov 01 1719 Ancienne-Lorette, Quebec, Canada d. Feb 28 1740 [d/o Gabriel BOUTIN & Catherine M. AUCLAIR] m2. Catherine ROBITAILLE m. Jun 27 1743 Ancienne-Lorette, Quebec, Canada b. 1723 [d/o Joseph ROBITAILLE & Catherine DROLET] 7 Joseph BOIVIN b. Aug 27 1749 Ancienne-Lorette, Quebec, Canada m. Catherine M. BOURBON-dit-MERIEUX m. Oct 13 1777 St-Ambroise, Loretteville, Quebec b. c1757 Deschambeault, Portneuf, Quebec, Canada [d/o Jean Baptiste BOURBON-dit-MERIEUX & Madeleine M. BARBOT] 8 Joseph Denis BOIVIN b. Mar 31 1791 Quebec, Quebec, Canada d. AFT 1861 m1. Catherine DUPUY-dit-GAUVREAU m. Aug 04 1818 Notre-Dame, Montreal, Quebec, Canada b. Nov 16 1789 Pointe-Claire, Ile-de-Montreal, Quebec d. 1837 Renfrew, Ontario, Canada [d/o Etienne GAUVREAU & Catherine LEGAULT-dit-DESLAURIERS] m2. Genevieve M. MARION-dit-LAFONTAINE m. Jun 19 1838 Notre-Dame, Montreal, Quebec b. 1798 Lotbiniere, Quebec, Canada [d/o Louis MARION-dit-LAFONTAINE & Marguerite BERGERON] 9 Benjamin "Denis" BOIVIN b. Nov 17 1825 Deux-Montagnes, Quebec, Canada d. Nov 07 1913 Bonfield, Nipissing, Ontario, Canada m. Mary SHEEDY m. Apr 03 1853 Mount St-Patrick, Renfrew, Ontario b. ABT Mar 1830 Ballyray, County Clare, Ireland d. Jul 04 1918 Haileybury, Ontario, Canada [daughter of (++++++) SHEEDY] 10 Joseph BOIVIN b. Oct 14 1860 Bonfield, Nipissing, Ontario d. Apr 19 1934 Sudbury, Ontario, Canada m. Mathilde LAMOTHE m. Sep 25 1888 Bonfield, Nipissing, Ontario b. 1873 Bonfield, Nipissing, Ontario, Canada d. BEF 1943 [d/o Francois LAMOTHE & Mariah "Mary Jane" TANG] 11 William James BOIVIN b. Dec 22 1896 Bonfield, Nipissing, Ontario d. Jun 20 1964 Sudbury, Ontario, Canada m. Laura LEDUC m. Jan 08 1920 Coniston, Neelon, Ontario, Canada b. Sep 21 1898 Cobden, Ross Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario d. Feb 10 1942 McKim, Ontario, Canada [d/o Seraphin LEDUC & Clarisse GRAVEL] 12 Stanley Girard BOIVIN b. May 31 1929 Sudbury, Ontario, Canada d. Mar 07 1994 Wingham, Ontario, Canada m. Jean Ramona DUBBLESTYNE m. Aug 28 1948 St-John-the-Evangelist, Garson, Ontario b. Feb 03 1932 Pleasant Valley, Hallam, Ontario [d/o Albert DUBBLESTEIN & Rose DAOUST] 13 Gary William Stanley BOIVIN b. Feb 08 1949 Sudbury, Ontario, Canada m1. Yvette CARRIERE m. Nov 16 1968 Val Therese, Valley-East, Ontario b. Apr 12 1951 Sudbury, Ontario, Canada [d/o Lucien CARRIERE & Jeanne CATAFORD] m2. Suzanne Jeannette CARRIERE m. May 20 1988 Penticton, British Columbia b. Jan 13 1954 Sudbury, Ontario, Canada [d/o Armand CARRIERE and Cecile LAROSE] ----- Original Message ----- From: David Constantine To: Gary Boivin Sent: Saturday, March 27, 2004 3:04 PM Subject: BOIVIN-HEBERT Hey Gary, from Charles BOIVIN (5) on all of these Boivin guys are my 2nd cousins. Where is your direct line in all this? I branch into the line from Etiennette Fafard who is a 1st cousin. Dave Constantine in Boston NetBoie@ComCast.Net