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Wow Jim... that's a lot! I have not dug more than I have to see if I have more than one connection.
Theresa,
My three TREMBLAY lines are:
LINE1:
Jacques TREMBLAY-BARON
Gullien/Gallien TREMBLAY
Loys/Louis TREMBLAY
Philibert TREMBLAY
Pierre TREMBLAY
Pierre TREMBLAY
Marie-Angelique TREMBLAY
[my 7th great grandmother]
Jacques TREMBLAY-BARON
is the 4th great grand father of
Marie-Angelique TREMBLAY
LINE2:
1)Jacques TREMBLAY-BARON
2)Gullien/Gallien TREMBLAY
3)Loys/Louis TREMBLAY
4)Philibert TREMBLAY
5)Pierre TREMBLAY
6)Michel TREMBLAY
7)Jacques TREMBLAY
8)Jean-Baptiste TREMBLAY
9)Augustin TREMBLAY
10)Joseph-Augustin TREMBLAY
11)Julien TREMBLAY
12)Marie-Evaline/Lavinia TREMBLAY
[my great grandmother]
Jacques TREMBLAY-BARON
is the 9th great grand father of
Marie-Evaline/Lavinia TREMBLAY
LINE3:
1)Jacques TREMBLAY-BARON
2)Gullien/Gallien TREMBLAY
3)Loys/Louis TREMBLAY
4)Philibert TREMBLAY
5)Pierre TREMBLAY
6)Marie-Madeleine TREMBLAY
[My 9th great grandparent)
Jacques TREMBLAY-BARON
is the great-great-great-grand father of
Marie-Madeleine TREMBLAY
From the Quebec-Researchers mailing list on RootsWeb:
Facebook Ontario Genealogy Groups.
Here is a list of the Groups with the URL to each one...which should help.
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- Kenora District - https://www.facebook.com/groups/347448131938726/
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- Rainy River - https://www.facebook.com/groups/262645767131239/
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- Thunder Bay - https://www.facebook.com/groups/198138113612303/
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- Algoma District - https://www.facebook.com/groups/348498371833034/
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- Sudbury District - https://www.facebook.com/groups/156674501102136/
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- Manitoulin District - https://www.facebook.com/groups/142861875825081/
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- Nipissing District - https://www.facebook.com/groups/344722458887819/
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- Cochrane District - https://www.facebook.com/groups/222607564483209/
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- Temiskaming District - https://www.facebook.com/groups/267317416663037/
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- Parry Sound District - https://www.facebook.com/groups/160099094093960/
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- Muskoka District - https://www.facebook.com/groups/299677956739973/
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- Renfrew County - https://www.facebook.com/groups/313851068638152/
The Pierre Tremblay you speak of... I'm sure I have the year of birth wrong. I'm trying to follow information that someone wrote down vs. my information that was lost on my computer as a word file. I have to start some parts over. The informations you have is most likely correct. I have Andre Sauveau Tremblay married to Romaine Mercier 1796. Then a son - Pierre Tremblay m to Helene Minier dit Lagace same... m 1824 .. Then their son Pierre maried Emilie Fortin same... daughter of Antoine Fortin m. Jan 31 1853... Pierre & Emelie had 13 children... I have a Picture of Pierre and Emilie Tremblay.
There children are Elmire, Demerise, Supliin, John, Marie, Odeal, Kate, Joseph, Romeo E., JULIA, Armilda"Millie", Rosalie and Aggie. By 1890 Pierre (Peter) & Emelie arrived in Sault Sainte Marie, Chippewa County, Bruce Township, MI -- UP Which was Neebis Island, Michigan.
I do have information regarding Elmire Tremblay's daughters, Louise, Mary, Bertha and Emma. I also have a picture of young Bertha and Emma together. From what I gather Elmire died in Newton, KS around Sept or Oct 1887. . When he died Bertha and Emma were then raised by their grandparents, Pierre (peter) and Emilie Tremblay. I have a few letters that a daughter-in-law of Emma's wrote to my great Aunt Leona (Who was one of JULIA's children) mentioning Berta and Emma were 92 & 89 in the year of 1976.
Also a post card dated Nov 1942 to Bertha from her Aunt Armilda"Millie" stating that Aunt JULIA found tombstones Of Pierre & Emilie.
I will be checking into the French-Canadian Society of Michigan's webpage.
I've read articles that "all" Tremblays (or changes of spelling) are decedents of Pierre Tremblay and Ozanne Achon.
Jim... Which lineage are you connected to?
Theresa, it should have read Antoine & Mare, not Antoine 7 Marie. Sorry. Also see my article posted on the French-Canadian Society of Michigan's webpage http://fchsm.org/pdf/Tremblay%20Series.pdf The genealogy has been corrected and added greatly to it since it was published. Jim.
Theresa, I have something slightly different. First: it is unlikely that Pierre TREMBLAY is the son of Pierre TREMBLAY b. 1824 (having a son at age 8 is unlikely.
What I Have is Pierre TREMBLAY-ROMAINE (s/o Andre-Sauveur) m. to Helene MIGNIER-LAGACE. They had a son Pierre TREMBLAY m. 31 Jan 1853 Grande-Baie (Port Alfred) to Emelie/Elmire FORTIN daughter of Antoine FORTIN & Marie-Cornelie TREMBLAY. Marie-Cornelie is the daughte of Antoine 7 Marie TREMBLAY.
I have only know of one child listed for Pierre & Emelie which is Elmire. Besides Julia what other children did they have? Thanks, Jim.
Pierre Tremblay b. 1626, son - Pierre Tremblay b. 1660, son- Nicolas Tremblay b. 1699, son- Basil Tremblay b. 1725, son- Andre Sauveau Tremblay b. 1760, son Pierre Tremblay b. 1824, son- Pierre Trembaly b. 1832 & wife Emilia Fontain, daughter Julia Tremblay Bergeron b.1875(St. John, Ontario, Canada) -- daughter, Carrie Bergeron Giambalvo b. 1905 - daughter Rosemary Giambalvo Pooler b. 1937.
I found out during my research my best childhood friend is also a part of Pierre Tremblay (1626) lineage through his son. Michael Tremblay... That was a lot of fun finding that out!
Theresa, what is your lineage? I am descended from the family three times. They are considered the largest single family in North America.
Hi... I'm looking for ancestors from Quebec, Canada/ Ontario, Canada for the last name Tremblay...
I found a lot of useful information on Ancestry.com but I'm looking more for people still living through the lineage of Pierre Tremblay born, France 1626.
He left France June 1647 for New France. He arrived in Quebec in August, 1647. Pierre Tremblay was one of the first colonists in L'Ainge Guardien, P.Q. There he met, Ozanne Achon. They took a liking to each other, and on October 2, 1657, they were married.
Any information you have is much appreciated.
Also, another useful resource for me has been http://www.findagrave.com - of course not nearly everyone is listed but I found out a lot of info about my birth dad's side of the family thanks to the site.
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