Here we go:
- Francois Lemire b. 1783 in Nicolet, Quebec- d.1854 Nicolet, Quebec, French
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- Marie Louise Salmon b. 1786, Nicolet, Quebec- d.1861 Nicolet, Quebec, French
- Antoine Martel b. 1793 Baie du Febvre, Quebec - d. 1860 Nicolet, Quebec, French
- Rosalie Faucher dit Chateauverd b. 1791 Baie du Febvre, Quebec - d. 1874 Nicolet French
- Etienne Pinard dit Beauchemin b. 1813 Nicolet, Quebec - d. 1895 Nicolet, Quebec, French
- Marguerite Beauchemin b. 1814 Nicolet, Quebec - d. 1880 Nicolet, Quebec, French
- Louis Theophile Pinard b. 1829 Nicolet, Quebec - d. 1910 Nicolet, Quebec, French
- Agnes Leblanc b. 1839 Nicolet, Quebec - d. 1877 Nicolet, Quebec, French
- Emmanuel Beaugrand dit Champagne b. 1799 Berthierville, Quebec - d. 1872 St. Boniface, Manitoba, French
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- Madeleine Laderoute b. 1828 St. Boniface, Manitoba - d. unknown, Manitoba, Metis, (French & Aboriginal)
- Daniel Carriere b. 1823 Red River, Manitoba - d. unknown, Metis (French & Aboriginal)
- Dorothee Landry b. 1826 St. Boniface, Manitoba - d. 1898 St. Boniface, Manitoba, Metis
- Moise Carriere b. 1819 Red River, Manitoba - d. 1890 Desalaberry, Manitoba, Metis
- Josephte Beaugrand dit Champagne b. 1828 Red River, Manitoba - d. unknown, Metis
- Thomas Stanislaus Bruneau b. 1833 St. Boniface, Manitoba - d. 1896 Desalaberry, Manitoba, Metis
- Adelaide Landry b. 1834 Red River, Manitoba - d. 1925 Desalaberry, Manitoba, Metis
2 comments:
Wow - that's very French! I'm amazed that all of your 16 were born in Canada. I tend to think - rightly or wrongly - that Canada has the same high percentage of immigrants as the US. But then I'm sure there are many US people with all 16 born here. I am just a relative "newcomer" with at least 1/2 of my 16 born elsewhere. Probably not going to be qualifying for anything like the DAR :-)
Wow.. I wish I had know about this!!!! I would have certainly joined! :) Fantastic Job and most interesting family background!
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Donna Marie
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