Peggy I sent you the wedding date of 27 Apr 1935 place unknown Don In a message dated 7/26/2014 8:41:42 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, quebec-research@rootsweb.com writes: I am wondering if the first name of Gladys Roy's husband was Lucien. A Lucien Dubois was a witness at Gwendoline's wedding and he was beau frere which i think is brother-in-law. He was deceased before 1996. Peggy On Saturday, July 26, 2014 5:06:54 PM, Peggy Gordon <peggyc2sky@yahoo.com> wrote: Gladys Dubois nee Roy died Nov 2, 1996 in Longueuil. Would there be access to her obit to see if it is our Gladys for sure and if she had any children. She was a widow in 1996. Thanks Peggy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~For the list web page, goto: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~unclefred/main.htm And we are on facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/QRlist/ List Archives are at: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index/QUEBEC-RESEARCH ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to QUEBEC-RESEARCH-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

July 26,1758 Louisbourg Nova Scotia - Jeffery Amherst 1717-1797 captures Louisbourg after siege of nearly 2 months; with Admiral Edward Boscawen and Brigadier James Wolfe. French commander Augustin Boschenry de Drucour 1703-1762 surrenders with 3,500 soldiers and about 4,000 sailors and militia. Amherst promises the French regulars their lives, but will offer no terms to the Canadians or Indians; if captured they will be treated the same as the garrison at Fort William Henry. Drucour forced to accept these conditions, and the Canadians and Indians flee in their canoes. English send French troops to England as prisoners of war for five years, deport civilian population to France. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- July 26,1889 Lac Ste-Anne, - Group of over 100 people make a pilgrimage to the church at Lac Ste-Anne, 50 km NW of Edmonton; built to commemorate the vision of a parish priest from St. Albert, who saw a vision of the Saint on a visit to Ste. Anne's shrine in France in 1889; tradition continues today. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - July 26, 1885 Calgary Alberta - Father Lacombe welcomes five teaching sisters from the Sisters Faithful Companions of Jesus who had been trapped in Batoche during the Riel Rebellion; that September, the sisters enroll 22 pupils in what will become Roman Catholic School District Number One. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- July 26,1814 Fort Erie Ontario - Major General Jacob Brown withdraws to Fort Erie with General Eleazor Ripley after mauling at Lundy's Lane; 853 US casualties, including 171 killed; end of American offensive in Niagara. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- July 26,1759 Ticonderoga New York - Jeffery Amherst 1717-1797 captures Fort Carillon (Ticonderoga); and Fort St-Frederic (Crown Point) five days later; French retreat to Montreal. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- July 26,1757 Lake George New York - Louis-Joseph, Marquis de Montcalm 1712-1759 and François de Lévis, Duc de Lévis 1719-1787 defeated by British troops led by Colonel Parker at Sabbath Day Point. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- July 26,1704 Quebec - Mgr. de St-Vallier captured by the English. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- July 26,1651 Montreal Quebec - Band of 200 Iroquois attack l'hôpital de Montréal. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

SPARTANBURG COUNTY, S.C. —Spartanburg County deputies were called to Roselawn Memorial Gardens cemetery Friday after a grave marker was found vandalized. When deputies arrived at the cemetery on Compton Bridge Road in Inman, they found paint poured onto the bronze marker and stone base. It is estimated to cost $600 to repair the damage. Deputies have not named a suspect in the case.

I am wondering if the first name of Gladys Roy's husband was Lucien.  A Lucien Dubois was a witness at Gwendoline's wedding and he was beau frere which i think is brother-in-law. He was deceased before 1996. Peggy On Saturday, July 26, 2014 5:06:54 PM, Peggy Gordon <peggyc2sky@yahoo.com> wrote: Gladys Dubois nee Roy died Nov 2, 1996 in Longueuil. Would there be access to her obit to see if it is our Gladys for sure and if she had any children. She was a widow in 1996. Thanks Peggy

Gladys Dubois nee Roy died Nov 2, 1996 in Longueuil. Would there be access to her obit to see if it is our Gladys for sure and if she had any children. She was a widow in 1996. Thanks Peggy

Peggy you are probably looking for an Episcopal Church wedding .....as Gertrude was baptized in the Episcopal Church .....but death gives birth as 23 Sep 1910 ( of Gertrude Roy Grenier ) .......according to baptismal record looks like 21 Sep 1910 .....pretty close to be the same one. Don In a message dated 7/26/2014 1:26:22 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, quebec-research@rootsweb.com writes: When Gertrude Roy died on Dec 21, 1954 in Montreal, her husband's name was Grenier. Can anyone find the marriage of Gertrude to Grenier. I would like to know the date but also to ascertain it is our Gertrude with parents Willie Roy and the late Ida (Aida) Walker. The marriage probably in the 1930's as Gertrude was born 1910. Thanks for any help. Peggy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~For the list web page, goto: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~unclefred/main.htm And we are on facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/QRlist/ List Archives are at: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index/QUEBEC-RESEARCH ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to QUEBEC-RESEARCH-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Does Mr. Grenier have a first name so we can set him apart? Or perhaps you know name of a child? Doreen =========== ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peggy Gordon via" <quebec-research@rootsweb.com> To: "quebec" <quebec-research@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 26, 2014 10:24:15 AM Subject: [Q-R] Marriage of Gertrude Roy to Mr. Grenier, When Gertrude Roy died on Dec 21, 1954 in Montreal, her husband's name was Grenier.  Can anyone find the marriage of Gertrude to Grenier. I would like to know the date but also to ascertain it is our Gertrude with parents Willie Roy and the late Ida (Aida) Walker.  The marriage probably in the 1930's as Gertrude was born 1910. Thanks for any help. Peggy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~For the list web page, goto: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~unclefred/main.htm And we are on facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/QRlist/ List Archives are at: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index/QUEBEC-RESEARCH ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to QUEBEC-RESEARCH-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

When Gertrude Roy died on Dec 21, 1954 in Montreal, her husband's name was Grenier.  Can anyone find the marriage of Gertrude to Grenier. I would like to know the date but also to ascertain it is our Gertrude with parents Willie Roy and the late Ida (Aida) Walker.  The marriage probably in the 1930's as Gertrude was born 1910. Thanks for any help. Peggy

If you have the surname DESROSIERS in your lineage (dit names are Dargis/Dargy/Dargie, Dutremble, Desilets, and LeFreniere), you are probably a direct descendant of Antoine Desrosiers and Anne LeNeuf ( http://www.apointinhistory.net/desrosiers.php ).  This is a DOCUMENTED royal lineage to Charlemagne ( http://www.francogene.com/gfna/gfna/998/qrd30.htm ).  Anne LeNeuf's grandmother was Jeanne Le Marchand.  Her lineage to Charlemagne has been documented, and she is an accepted gateway ancestor for the lineage society Order of the Crown of Charlemagne ( http://www.charlemagne.org/ ).  The article documenting the lineage from Jeanne Le Marchand to Charlemagne was originally published in French in the "Mémoires de la Société généalogique canadienne-française."  It was later translated and published in English in a 3-part series in "Michigan's Habitant Heritage" : Part I, 23:4 (October 2002): 149-159; Part II, 24:1 (January 2003): 1-9; and Part III, 24:2 (April 2003): 49-55. All the best, Debbie dlduay@yahoo.com

In a message dated 7/25/2014 5:54:33 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, quebec-research@rootsweb.com writes: There's that damn bug again irritating my neck. Took my hat off, and now I see what the problem is. Damn brat. Henry is over there giggling and rolling on the ground with a long blade of grass in his hand. Henry, why dont you go haunt a grave? I'm probably the only one who doesn't know the answer to the above. I'm hoping Henry is an imaginary friend if you expect him to "haunt" a grave. Peggy Large UE I'd rather die while I'm living than live while I'm dead Thanks to Jimmy Buffett!

I saw the arm move to 4AM on the alarm clock. Even though I went to bed a bit early, I didn't sleep a wink from 7PM till 4AM. Just got lots of rest, I must have been to anxious or something, as there was no sleep. But I got right up at 4AM and hit the road at 4:23AM. @ 58F I was heading to areas just a bit west of Rochester, N.Y. 6:02AM brings me to Rigi, N.Y. Cemetery on Churchville Road just off of Rt. 33A in Monroe County. @ 56F. Established 1806. John R. Hitter Born Jan 14, 1953 and died Aug 29, 2012 (P)(<Was he a heavy hitter?) Viola Sermon Born April 23, 1905 and died Dec 29, 1993 (P). Jeanette Dedman 1913-1961. Arnold E. Palmer 1899-1959 (P) (< I didn't see any golf balls by his grave) Mynor C. Palmer 1884-1908. Annaletta S. Palmer Born Feb 3, 1836 and died Feb 12, 1893. Isaac Lovejoy M.D. Born at Andover, New Hampshire Aug 8, 1804 and died at Ann Arbor, Michigan Feb 24, 1865, Civil War. Arethusa Parr 1858-1930. Gerald L. Huff U.S. Army 1947-1967 Born 1928 and died______ was a member of the honor guard to Douglas MacArthur, General of the Army as personal guard and driver from Sept 24, 1947 to April 11, 1951. Alton H. Wellor 1919-2007 1st Lt. US Army Air Force WW2 B-17 pilot. Asa Merrill Adams (< This guy had a large stone and lots of information) Born Nov 26, 1831 at Riga, N.Y. died Feb 9, 1912 in Rochester, N.Y, son of Asa & Eliza Merrill Adams, who was a Capt in the War of 1812 He was grandson of Thomas Adams, soldier of the American Revolution and pioneer settler of Riga in 1804. Thomas came from Hinsdale, Massachusetts and his wife Mary White. Mary was descended from Peregrine White of 1620 through Grandmother Mary White Adams of Goshen, Massachusetts. Descended from Sir John AP Adam 1296-1307 of Charlton, Adam, Somersetshire, England and Elizabeth daughter of John Lord Gourney of Beviston and Tidenham County of Gloucester through Henry Adams of Braintree, Massachusetts 1634. Martha Ann Hadley wife of Asa Merrill Adams born Dec 10, 1835 at Chili, N.Y. and died June 22, 1925 at Rochester, N.Y. daughter of David Alexander and Ann Farthing McCue Dadley of Churchville, N.Y. grand daughter of Jacob and Mary Cunningham Hadley of Guffstown, New Hampshire, settlers in Chili, N.Y. 1817 and Churchville, N.Y. where both died descended from George and Mary Proctor Hadley daughter of John Proctor of England. George A native of England came to America before 1629 settler at Sandwich, Massachsuetts. Moroe Anderson 1864-1949. Thurza P. Stottle 1867-1918. Henry Musk 1832-1921 (P).(< he smelled funny) Leilani F. Johnson 1938-2003. Dallas F. Johnson Born May 19, 1931 and died March 22, 1989. Charles Shakeshaft 1826-1904 (P). Anna Pocock 1852-1910. Jacob Peachy died Dec 15, 1873 age 77 years (P). Albion T. Parsons 1833-1898. Eliphalet H. Densmore died Jan 7, 1826 age 24 years. Shepard Gleason Lt. Col. 25th N.Y. V. died at Gum Springs, Va. June 18, 1863 age 28 years, Civil War. Adad Bradley died May 29, 1839 age 74 years. A. C. Liles Born April 8, 1808 and died Dec 12, 1890. Walked 1.3 miles in this "Putrefaction Station" and vacated at 7:44AM @ 60F. 7:41AM brings me to Buckbee Rural Cemetery at West Chili @ 61F just off of Rt. 33A on Union Rd. William Langmead 1832-1911. Luke Bangs died Oct 6, 1858 age 57 years 5 months and 26 days. Christania Brown died May 12, 1833. Amenius W. Taylor died Aug 1, 1845 age 25 years. St John Cline 1818-1890. James Loder Born at Berkshire, England died Oct 24, 1850 age 50 years. John Wain died June 8, 1875 age 72 years.(< no, not John Wayne) Paul Tullar 1773-1836. issac Hemingway Jr. Pvt. Militia, Revolutionary War Vet. 1762-1833. Samuel Grunendike Born April 20, 1808 and died Nov 28, 1890. i. Zora S. Combs 1854-1900. Walked .4 miles in this "Decomposition Pit" and vacated at 8:07AM @ 61F. 8:21AM brings em to Chili Presbyterian Cemetery, established 1854 on Chestnut Ridge Road, just off of Rt 33A. Established 1854. Albert Cate died March 13, 1869 age 47 years and 10 months. George L'Hommedieu Born July 3, 1954 and died July 26, 2012. Freeman Ensign died Oct 5, 1842 age 75 years, War of 1812 Vet. Demis C. Sheldon Born March 10, 1844 and died March 17, 1917. Whiting Sheldon died July 7, 1839 age 81 years Revolutionary War Vet. Judah Gridley 1816-1875. Benjamin Sheldon Born at Sheffield, Massachusetts April 22, 1767 and died March 2, 1847 wife Sally Shears Born at Sheffield, Massachusetts Nov 15, 1773 and died Dec 18, 1845. Joseph Klizing 1872-1955. Tunis Brokaw died May 4, 1890 age 90 years 4 months and 5 days. John Boswell Born at Folkstan, Kent Co., England March 4, 1807 and died Feb 17, 1874. My Anh Clazton Born Jan 1, 1946 and died Oct 23, 2009. Walked .4 miles in this "Land of Sleepers in Death" and vacated at 8:51AM @ 64F. 8:56AM brings me to North Chili Rural Cemetery on Rt. 33.@ 63F. Kendrick W. Benton 1838-1923. Oh Boy, at the end of this row is a large patch of ripe blackberries. Sure hate to see them go to waste. I polished off the ripe ones.............LOL Harlow C. Kingsbury 1822-1904. Royce R. Collister 1873-1932. Harry Puls 1893-1907. Robert Fulton Born at Coldrain, Massachusetts Nov. 3, 1785 and died July 3, 1867. Joseph Bittle died May 10, 1913 age 84 years. Phylancy Warner died Aug 29, 1887 age 63 years. Hipbert R. Roberts 1879-1932. Willetta S. Hughes 1910-1950. Thirza Wheeler 1895-1978. Here I took a photo of a beautiful large Celtic Cross.(P) William Hutchings Born at Berkshire, England Aug 17, 1801 and died March 20, 1885. Amzi L. Holley 1805-1882. Amander E. Smith died Sept 24, 1847 age 16 years 6 months and 16 days. Seviah Stokoe died March 1827 age 26 years. Bela Dunbar Born May 3, 1804 and died Feb 1, 1885. Lyman R. Potter Pvt. Co. B 108th N.Y. Inf. Killed at the Battle of Antietam Sept 17, 1862 age 21 years, Civil War. Eliphalet Clark died June 23, 1848 age 79 years. Lonson Smith died June 2, 1890 age 73 years 1 month and 22 days. Henry Harris Born Moreton, Corbet, England June 1787 and died Sept 7, 1850 wife Ann Born Wellington, England June 1, 1801 and died Aug 14, 1885. Grace M. Blim 1872-1969. Herman Sink Born Sept 17, 1842 and died Aug 16, 1923 (< Hey, I looked and there and there mwas a stack of dirty dishes in his sink) Lockie E. Smith 1856-1909. Veva Gardner Tholen Butcher 1901-1989. George Amish 1863-1944 (P)(< I wonder if he was Amish?) Sawka Chase 1906-1977. Daria Chase 1913-1977. Rev. Henry G. Kent 1880-1957 Minister in Canada from 1903 to 1957. I keep getting this tickle on my neck and I have bug spray on, but still getting annoyed. Casson A. Daily 1879-1950. Lawrence W. Worboys 1922-1962. Andrew J. Gebo (Gibault) 1896-1968. Jay A. Sams 1900-1987. Alton C. Worbois(notice above Warboys) 1904-1988. Goldia G. Tuttle 1892-1977. Maleyna Stoltzfus 1985-2000. Rosalie L. Rose 1921-2003. Kitchener L. Rose 1951-1969. ione Haynes Keen 1900-1981. There's that damn bug again irritating my neck. Took my hat off, and now I see what the problem is. Damn brat. Henry is over there giggling and rolling on the ground with a long blade of grass in his hand. Henry, why dont you go haunt a grave? Arden Brent Smith Jr. 1981-1994. Clara P. Feely 1887-1964 (P).(< reminds me of the 60's) Dorothy J. Resides 1920-2007 (P). Bunch of flowers in front of me and there are blue birds flying in and out of the bushes and flowers. Bina Owens Sprague 1899-1962. Twila Dickens Sterner Born Feb 23, 1905 and died March 10, 2001. Corda E. Wilcox 1886-2001. (I've heard of a corda wood) Oakley Blades Decker SF1 USNR WW2 Born June 2, 1903 and died May 18, 1966. Walked 1.2 miles in this "Campus of the Dead" and vacated at 10:36AM @ 70F. 10:47AM brings me to Fairfield Cemetery at Spencerport on Rt. 259 @ 70F. Henry M. M.C. Molt 1872-1954( I would think he's molting now) (P). Ona F. Way 1916-1987. Burry E. Kenyon 1870-1935. Owena E. Baker Born Jan 11, 1935 and died Nov 9, 1999. ione Edick 1911-1990. Alta H. Latham 1890-1960 (P). Cleopatra Mathews 1903-1960. Lake B. Harner 1893-1975. Sophia Flatt 1863-1931. Roni Markham 1955-2006. Rexford A. Wales 1908-1958. Herman E. Stackman 1912-1948 (P). Mayte C. Chamberlin 1874-1936. Betty S. Thousand 1924-2009. Sgt. Walter C. Stackman Born 1920 Killed in action 1943 buried near Rome, Italy, WW 2. Seleam H. Masters 1859-1938. Marion Flynn Vauder Tang 1907-1987 (P).(< I used to drink Tang years ago and it also went to the Moon) Jennie M. Beaney 1869-1928. Gillis Dubois 1859-1925 wife Jane 1864-1940. Abraham Lagas 1889-1974. Mary Cowper 1860-1933. Nola M. Bridgeman 1914-1992. William H. Gallipeau 1905-1980. Gordon Brewerton 1914-1992(P). Boots Kucmerowski 1933--_ _ _ _ . Damas O. Girard 1918-2001. Henry Herbert Nearing 1917-1997 (P). Sie Akers Born Sept 11, 1933 and died June 5, 2001. Ewald Schneider 1930-2005. Gisela Jung 1939-_ _ _ _ . Bertil A. Stromquest Jr. 1938-1995. Bob H. "Blackfoot" Turner May 4, 1947 and died Aug 18, 1990 Hells Angels of Rochester. (2P) Michael J. Quale "Mad Mike"Born Aug 20, 1950 and died Sept 25, 1994 " Hells Angels of Rochester (2P) These two guys above is the first time I have ever encountered Hells Angels burials. Fletcher D. Sawyer 1904-1985. Pendleton S. Girdner 1909-1999. Arthur M. Breach 1903-1986(P). Earl S. Webster 1908-1970 (P). Leatha i. Gregory 1883-1968. Lyman A. Derby 1902-1996. Clarabelle H. Smith 1887-1965. Manley Covington 1890-1977. Carena L. Spencer 1900-1986. Eastman F. Colby 1891-1977. William Stems 1878-1937 (P). Alpheus L. Kerr 1852-1917. Jane Hiscock 1843-1921. David Bruce 1913-1944 Killed in action, Buried in France WW2. Raymond J. Witty 1901-1986. Frank C. Blackford 1875-1949. Hartwell M. Purdy 1878-1915. Parson Genet Udell Born Dec 16, 1849 and died June 23, 1923. Walla K. Gearing 1862-1926. Maddox William Bliss died Jan 19, 2008. Arloine O. Branning 1911-1944. Lucy M. Hotell 1895-1961. William Gallipeau 1861-1944. Barzillia McMichael 1851-1935. Harry Redfield 1889-1963 (P). Joseph Gebo(Gibault) 1848-_ _ _ _ wife Mary J. 1859-1911. ingebrigt M. Landro Born Nov 7, 1908 at Oslo, Norway and died March 3, 1975. Hulett S. Bound 1906-1977. DeForest Town Sweeting 1904-1986. Feri Bradford 1875-1935. Grover C. Peacock 1885-1924. Wilson Puffer 1875-1961 (P). Erva S. Flagg 1895-1968. Fletcher King died June 16, 1926 age 82 years. Emmelinda King died May 23, 1923 age 86 years. ioan Covert 1853-1931. Ferrin Speer Born June 27, 1815 and died Nov 15, 1894. Dewitt C. Guy 1842-1889, Civil War, C.S.A. Suren Goshgarian Pvt. US Army WW 2 Born Nov 26, 1891 and died April 20, 1979. Zena P. Goodell 1856-1929. Fleming W. Nichols 1856-1943. Abbie B. Hiscock 1829-1909. Eurania Todd died June 27, 1875 age 69 years 5 months and 29 days. Truman B.R. Buell died Nov 23, 1863 age 16 years 6 months. Eunice E. Gentle 1855-1930 (P). Austin T. Toogood 1881-1959 (P). Dr. Jared M. Scranton died June 5, 1850 age 29 years. Jasper Drake died Nov 27, 1869 age 71 years. Arabella Lamb Born July 25, 1800 and died May 30, 1882. Lurancy Lane 1802-1891. Philetus Webster died Dec 19, 1895 age 76 years. Lymans Wansey Born June 9, 1824 and died Aug 12, 1894. Hart S. Cook died June 11, 1909 age 90 years. Wells D. English 1848-1925. Neola A. Moden 1906-1991. Ermins R. True died April 22, 1938. Joseph Worland 1879-1960. Percival Wood 1885-1958. Anos O. Gee 1820-1898. Luman A. Smith 1837-1925. James F. Foushee 1868-1933. Abba Van Vleck died Nov 25, 1861 age 50 years 2 months and 6 days. Oella F. Murrell 1866-1930. Lanah J. Garnsey 1842-1922. Maranda Rhodes 1840-1898. Mary A. Minnis 1859-1881. Henry Haw died Aug 18, 1855 age 59 years. Crawford O. Snow died Aug 13, 1966. Flora More Hard 1857-1932. Betsey Woodmansee died June 8, 1911 age 81 years. Kinicum Roberts died June 15, 1820 age 37 years. Minnie N. Gallup 1881-1967. George W. Town wounded at the Battle of the Wilderness, Virginia May 5, 1864, died at Washington, D.C. May 21, 1864 age 22 years 10 months and 22 days, Civil War. Bela S. Buell died Nov 19, 1916 age 80 years and 9 months. Ozro A. Royce Born Sept 13, 1812 and died April 15, 1889. Bidwell C. Redick 1915-1928. Reginald R. Fleming 1905-1994. Allie Picker 1858-1942 (P). Darah Toan 1821-1907. Miles H. Corbitt US Navy WW 1 Born July 19, 1891 and died Sept 6, 1963. Lawrie Welch 1889-1958. Elihu T. Davis 1843-1919. Woodruff H. Brown Born at Richfield, N.Y. Oct 28, 1848, Killed at the Battle of the Wilderness May 5, 1865, Civil War. T.T. White Born at New Orleans, La. did at Staunton, Virginia March 31, 1886 age 53 years. Una Beth Williams 1889-1972. Orpha Wilmot died April 11, 1879 age 73 years. Servetus Wilmot 1826-1910. Cinderilla Hinckley(no dates). Schuyler Arnold 1889-1954. May Bent 1861-1932. Jessie W. LeClear 1890-1987. Arba Town Co. E 58th N.Y. Infantry 1865-1941. Emmons J. Edson Born Feb 8, 1845 and died Feb 7, 1885. Duty McIntyre 15th N.Y. H. Art. died Sept 6, 1895 age 51 years. Delmer P. Hewitt 1869-1937. Know Brittain 1901-1995. Philono Worthington died Nov. 9, 1900 age 78 years. Nabby Griswold Tracy ( no dates) Persis Webster died Jan 20, 1891 age 54 years. Galen Jewett 1826-1894. Aristine B. Smith 1869-1961. Flagg G. Smith (no dates). Lillis A. Castle 1871-1968. Whitbeck Cornell 1907-1996. Max C. Fulda 1899-1980. Wilmer F. Jurs died March 2, 1819 age 43 years. Tomothy Kneeland died Dec 15, 1826 age 55 years.(< I was in Kneeland earlier this year.) Lebbeus Foster died June 9, 1851 age 80 years. Daniel Bonanza 1946-1982. Picked up 25 flags and walked 4.4 miles in this " Depository of Former Life" and vacated at 4:44PM @ 76F. 5;05PM brings me to St Johns Cemetery at Spencerport on Canal Street. Felizetas Rebholy 1835-1912. John L. Fecteau 1889-1959 wife Ruth F. 1894-1995. Frank J. Badge 1902-1989 (P). James G. Garleneau Pvt. 8th BN. AF. REPL. TNG. CEN. WW 2 Born Aug 3, 1899 and died Jan 13, 1964. Eva Grosjean died Sept 23, 1903 age 58 years. Edward L. Ferris Born Jan 5, 1892, killed in action near St. Souplet, France Oct 17, 1916 WW 1. William P. LaRoche 1883-1953. Andrew Toal US Marine Corps, Mexican War died Feb. 1902, age 83 years. Hopton Cox died June 14, 1891 age 70 years. Picked up 3 flags and walked 1.3 miles in this " Memory Lane" and vacated at 6:22PM @ 72F. Drove 232 miles for the day. Got home at 8:21PM. Tolls $7.50 for the day. Gas $32.74. 28 flags for the day. 6 cemeteries today. Walked 9 miles for the day. Another great day with the dead. Best Bill...................help keep our dead alive.

Man accused of demolishing, overturning 70 headstones at Limestone County cemetery to be tried Sept. 15. Hatchett Cemetery Vandalism Case Timeline (http://ads.al.com/RealMedia/ads/click_lx.ads/www.al.com/news/huntsville/2014/07/man_accused_of_demolishing_ove.html/1716670731/StoryAd/ALABAMALIVE/def ault/empty.gif/624c664b374650537868414143315959) _LIMESTONE COUNTY_ (http://www.al.com/local/limestone/index.ssf) , Alabama – A Falkville man arrested in 2012 after authorities say he was captured on surveillance video vandalizing dozens of headstones in a rural Tanner cemetery will go on trial Sept. 15 in Limestone County Circuit Court, court records show. Robert Allen Muse, 22, is out of jail on bond awaiting trial after he was indicted in April 2013 on three counts of first-degree criminal mischief, which is a felony. He is accused of going under cover of darkness to Hatchett Cemetery on Goode Road in Tanner and breaking or overturning more than 70 headstones in November 2012. After members of Ezekiel Missionary Baptist Church repaired many of the headstones in the 83-year-old cemetery, the vandal returned six days later and damaged more headstones. After the second incident, Limestone County Sheriff Mike Blakely installed surveillance cameras at the cemetery and, when a suspect was caught on camera Nov. 23, sent the footage to the media to ask the public to identify the man. Muse was quickly arrested for the three incidents. Blakely has said he does not know a motive for the vandalism. Church members received donations to help replace and repair headstones. Conditions of Muse's release on bond include: staying out of Limestone County unless he has a court appearance or a meeting with his attorney Garry Clem, adhering to an 8 p.m. nightly curfew and live at his parents' home in Falkville until the trial and that Muse's father "take control of his motorcycle," said Limestone County District Attorney Brian Jones.

More than two dozen headstones have been found dumped next to the Manchester Ship Canal under the M60 _Barton Bridge_ (http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/all-about/barton%20bridge) . An investigation has now been launched to find out which graveyards they may have come from. They were discovered by stunned resident Paul Gibson, who was walking his dog at the weekend. The headstones were down an embankment and their discovery has prompted Peel Holdings, who own the canal to issue a statement saying it will investigate. The property giant is currently building a road to link Liverpool Road at _Eccles_ (http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/all-about/Eccles) with the _Trafford_ (http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/all-about/Trafford) side of the canal. Salford council has now said it will move the headstones - one which dates from as recent as 1990 - to Peel Green Cemetery. Under the 1977 Local Authority Cemetery Order permission must be given from relatives of the person who bought the plot before a headstone can be moved. It is possible the headstones are from a deconsecrated church yard. One theory is that they are from the old Wesleyan Chapel on Barton Road, which was demolished in 2001 to make way from a block of flats. Worsley and Eccles MP, Barbara Keeley, said: “These headstones should be treated with more respect than this, wherever they are from.” She said that local police had been asked to investigate. In a statement Peel said: “The gravestones, along with other stonework, were uncovered during excavations being carried out by a contractor working on the new road infrastructure next to the AJ Bell Stadium. "We are very concerned at the manner in which the stones have been deposited, for which the contractor has taken full responsibility. “The land where the gravestones were unearthed has never been in Peel’s ownership and it is not clear when or why they were put there. “The Council has agreed we can take the gravestones to Peel Green Cemetery where they will be carefully stored while we jointly investigate where the stones originated.” The headstones span almost a century. The name of Elizabeth Armstrong who died on February 17th 1947 aged 80, wife of William Armstrong is clearly visible on one marker.

AUBURN, Mass. – Auburn police are investigating a cemetery that was vandalized Wednesday, for the second time this year. At about 4:20 p.m., police responded to the Worcester Hebrew Cemetery for a report of vandalism. According to police, 18 headstones were knocked over or damaged. A few may be irreparable. There was about $15,000 worth of damage. It's the final resting place for generations of Jewish families in the Central Mass. area. Lewis Lasky's parents are buried there, and he was outraged when he learned what happened. "I was hurt, I was angry," he said. Although he was upset, he was not surprised given that the cemetery had been vandalized before. Jordan Robins, the cemetery's head of operations, reported damage just after Memorial Day and twice prior to that. This time, Robins thinks the vandals struck sometime this past weekend and said they left beer cans all over the place. He does not believe that this had anything to do with religion, he is certain that the cemetery is an easy target because it's in a remote, wooded area. "There is no supervision, there is no electricity," he said. A storage shed on the property was also burned down last year. Auburn police are investigating but don't have any leads, Robins said. The Jewish Federation of Central Mass. is offering a $500 reward for information that leads to the arrest and prosecution of the suspects. If you'd like to make a donation to the fund to replace the headstones, please make a check out to Worcester Hebrew Cemetery and mail it to: Jewish Federation of Central Massachusetts 633 Salisbury St. Worcester, MA 01609

DETROIT — Detroit police say vandals caused thousands of dollars in damage to a cemetery in southwest Detroit. The _Detroit News_ (http://www.sfgate.com/?controllerName=search&action=search&channel=news/crime&search=1&inlineLink=1&query="Detroit+News") reports officers responded Thursday to Woodmere Cemetery, where urns were knocked over and cremated remains spread around. Officer _Adam Madera_ (http://www.sfgate.com/?controllerName=search&action=search&channel=news/crime&search=1& inlineLink=1&query="Adam+Madera") says vandals also spray painted on walls and broke glass. The damage was discovered by a caretaker. Anyone with information about the vandalism is asked to contact Detroit police.

I really loved Mundia.com because they have the family trees that are on Ancestry.com for free. Unfortunately, they are getting rid of the website. They did not seem to understand it amounts to selling the family trees because you need a paid subscription to view what was once free. By far, the family trees are the best resource. That is even a huge part of their commercials. One problem I have with some of the Ancestry results is the pay to access results like links to Findagrave.com or some of the "obituary collection" with links that do not work. That just seems odd to me. I could understand if Ancestry.com kept saved copies on their system but it even acknowledges the link goes to an external website. One question I had for them was a search result on Google that brought me to one of the Ancestry.com pages. It appeared to be an aggregate of some data that seemed incomplete. There were no related links to it and I could not find that page from searching Ancestry.com, only from Google. He said it was a "teaser result" to presumably get people to subscribe to Ancestry.com but it has the opposite effect for me because there is absolutely no way to collaborate the information. He said it is likely generated from combined family trees but no one he could find knows. I have Family Tree Maker 2011. I had 2009 but it wouldn't allow me to generate a 10 generation vertical pedigree chart and save it as any kind of file. This actually brings us a good question. Last week I was look at my tree and I noticed some people are simply "missing." They were once there. Her parents were still there as were her children. I called Ancestry's support line and they are the nicest, friendliest people. We couldn't figure out what is wrong with it. Anyone else have any problems like that? What versions do you use? Jesse -----Original Message----- From: Lisa Lepore via <quebec-research@rootsweb.com> To: 'QUEBEC RESEARCH' <QUEBEC-RESEARCH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Fri, Jul 25, 2014 11:25 am Subject: Re: [Q-R] Ancestry.com Unfortunately, I don't think this is just going to be a problem with ancestry.com. The problem is that once Microsoft has stopped support for the older systems, like XP, other software companies are only going to write their programs for the newer existing systems like windows 7 & windows 8. I don't use the newer version of FTM - tried it, didn't like it. I don't have my tree on ancestry. However, while using FTM in conjunction with ancestry trees may be the easiest way to function on that site, I don't believe it is a requirement. Can't you just upload a gedcom from any program to ancestry.com? In that way, you are not dependent on them. Before you get the wrong idea, I am actually not a great ancestry.com fan. While it does contain a vast amount of information, their membership fees are very high, and their search function is horrible. On top of that, there are so many transcription errors - especially with the French language databases - but they rely on their paying customers to make those corrections. However, all that said, I don't think you can blame them for a business decision that every other software company will be making at some point down the line. Technology changes very quickly. In the future, it will probably make sense for individuals to lease their computers just like businesses do. My 2 cents, Lisa lisa.lepore2@gmail.com > -----Original Message----- > From: quebec-research-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:quebec-research- > bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Henry Belrose via > Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 2014 4:27 PM > To: QUEBEC RESEARCH > Subject: [Q-R] Ancestry.com > > What do you all think of Ancestry.com's notice that after October you > will have to buy a windows 7 or 8 computer in order to use their > program correctly? Looks to me like they don't care if you use their > programs or not. I think I will probably move on. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~For the list web page, goto: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~unclefred/main.htm And we are on facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/QRlist/ List Archives are at: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index/QUEBEC-RESEARCH ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to QUEBEC-RESEARCH-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Unfortunately, I don't think this is just going to be a problem with ancestry.com. The problem is that once Microsoft has stopped support for the older systems, like XP, other software companies are only going to write their programs for the newer existing systems like windows 7 & windows 8. I don't use the newer version of FTM - tried it, didn't like it. I don't have my tree on ancestry. However, while using FTM in conjunction with ancestry trees may be the easiest way to function on that site, I don't believe it is a requirement. Can't you just upload a gedcom from any program to ancestry.com? In that way, you are not dependent on them. Before you get the wrong idea, I am actually not a great ancestry.com fan. While it does contain a vast amount of information, their membership fees are very high, and their search function is horrible. On top of that, there are so many transcription errors - especially with the French language databases - but they rely on their paying customers to make those corrections. However, all that said, I don't think you can blame them for a business decision that every other software company will be making at some point down the line. Technology changes very quickly. In the future, it will probably make sense for individuals to lease their computers just like businesses do. My 2 cents, Lisa lisa.lepore2@gmail.com > -----Original Message----- > From: quebec-research-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:quebec-research- > bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Henry Belrose via > Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 2014 4:27 PM > To: QUEBEC RESEARCH > Subject: [Q-R] Ancestry.com > > What do you all think of Ancestry.com's notice that after October you > will have to buy a windows 7 or 8 computer in order to use their > program correctly? Looks to me like they don't care if you use their > programs or not. I think I will probably move on.

I use ancestry because they have so many records available but cut my cost in half by sharing my subscription with a friend. It works for us and we both save. We have been doing this for 5 years now without any problems. Kelly Sent from my iPhone > On Jul 25, 2014, at 11:24, Lisa Lepore via <quebec-research@rootsweb.com> wrote: > > Unfortunately, I don't think this is just going to be a problem with > ancestry.com. > > The problem is that once Microsoft has stopped support for the older > systems, like XP, > other software companies are only going to write their programs for the > newer existing > systems like windows 7 & windows 8. > > I don't use the newer version of FTM - tried it, didn't like it. I don't > have my > tree on ancestry. However, while using FTM in conjunction with ancestry > trees may be > the easiest way to function on that site, I don't believe it is a > requirement. Can't you > just upload a gedcom from any program to ancestry.com? In that way, you are > not dependent > on them. > > Before you get the wrong idea, I am actually not a great ancestry.com fan. > While it does > contain a vast amount of information, their membership fees are very high, > and their search > function is horrible. On top of that, there are so many transcription > errors - especially > with the French language databases - but they rely on their paying customers > to make > those corrections. > > However, all that said, I don't think you can blame them for a business > decision that every > other software company will be making at some point down the line. > Technology changes very > quickly. In the future, it will probably make sense for individuals to > lease their computers > just like businesses do. > > My 2 cents, > Lisa > lisa.lepore2@gmail.com > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: quebec-research-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:quebec-research- >> bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Henry Belrose via >> Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 2014 4:27 PM >> To: QUEBEC RESEARCH >> Subject: [Q-R] Ancestry.com >> >> What do you all think of Ancestry.com's notice that after October you >> will have to buy a windows 7 or 8 computer in order to use their >> program correctly? Looks to me like they don't care if you use their >> programs or not. I think I will probably move on. > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~For the list web page, goto: > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~unclefred/main.htm > And we are on facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/QRlist/ > List Archives are at: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index/QUEBEC-RESEARCH > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to QUEBEC-RESEARCH-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Lin, I think I found the marriage, here, online: http://lplonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/St.-Peter-Paul-Marriages.pdf These are the marriages of St. Peter and Paul Church, Lewiston, ME (1869-1980). The marriage is listed on page 95. I also found in this PDF document the marriage of Georgianna's parents, Joseph Cliché & Constance Paquette. I found all this by initially searching online for Jean Cormier & Georgianna Cliché. I came across an old Ancestry.com message board posting from 2010, where someone was searching for this same couple. The posting included names of 2 of Georgianna's brothers, Benjamin and Joseph. From there I found Benjamin Cliché in the 1880 U.S. Census in Maine with his parents (Joseph & Constance) and continued to find other information from there. The message board posting said Georgianna had been previously married to a Howard Herrin, and was divorced from him before she married Jean Cormier. The PDF document with the marriages shows 2 marriages for Benjamin too. He was married, widowed, then married again. The LDS website had a bit of information on this family. If you have troubles with this web page, I saved a copy of the marriages on my computer and can send the PDF document to you. Cheers! MK

Well, it isn't a lot to start. If you want to make wild leaps of faith we know they are in Maine around 1930. The 1930 US Census has a Georgianna Cormier living with Benjamin Cliche. She is 46 so she was born around 1884. I haven't been able to find her further than that. Now, Benjamin was born in the late 1870s. There is an 1880 US Census in Lisbon, Androscoggin, Maine. A Benjamin Cliche, born around 1878, was living with his parents Joseph and Constance Cliche. Joseph Cliche married Constance Paquette 13 January 1873 in Lewiston. Joseph Cliche's parents are Antoine Cliche and Christine Goulet. Constance Paquette died 8 July 1902 in Lewiston. The Maine Vital Records collection on FamilySearch has a lot of these. It says her father was Charles Paquette and Constance Romanamon. Unfortunately, Jean Cormier seems to be a fairly common name. The same 1930 Census puts his date of birth around 1886. That does narrow it some but not a lot. I hope it is some help. Sincerely, Jesse -----Original Message----- From: linp219 via <quebec-research@rootsweb.com> To: Quebec-Research <Quebec-Research@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wed, Jul 23, 2014 6:35 pm Subject: [Q-R] Looking for parents of this couple please State of Maine Marriage Archives Single Record Display Certificate Number: Bride Name: CLICHE GEORGIANNA Bride Town/State: LEWISTON, ME Groom Name: CORMIER JEAN B Groom Town/State: LEWISTON, ME Date of Marriage: Monday December 23, 1929 TIA, Linnie ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~For the list web page, goto: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~unclefred/main.htm And we are on facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/QRlist/ List Archives are at: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index/QUEBEC-RESEARCH ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to QUEBEC-RESEARCH-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message