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James P. LaLone commented on Debbie Anne Jackson's group Native American Ancestry"Michigan Indian research - https://www.familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Indians_of_Michigan"
James P. LaLone commented on Randi Rountree Mathieu's group Michigan Research Group"Michigan Indian research - https://www.familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Indians_of_Michigan"
James P. LaLone commented on Randi Rountree Mathieu's group Michigan Research Group"Ingham Co. researchers - https://www.familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Ingham_County,_Michigan"
James P. LaLone commented on James P. LaLone's group French-Canadian Descendants"Upcoming event - http://frenchcolonialstudies.org/annual_meeting.shtml
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Rosemary Couture joined James P. LaLone's group
French-Canadian Descendants
All French-Canadians are related as they are descended from about 2.500 people. They also have some of the best kept records in the world. Please feel free to post queries, events, pictures, tell stories, etc.
James P. LaLone commented on James P. LaLone's group French-Canadian Descendants"Interesting article for Maine researchers -
http://www.la-mag.com/genealogy-proves-a-popular-pastime-for-many-in-androscoggin-county/"
James P. LaLone replied to Michelle Gimelberg's discussion Need help finding this document in the group French-Canadian Descendants"Michelle, it is indeed from Tanguay as Jenn said. I believe this is available free online. And like Jenn said Tanguay does contain errors, nothing is perfect. Tanguay goes to approx. 1760, there were corrections made by Leboeuf. The…"
James P. LaLone replied to James P. LaLone's discussion French-Canadian, Acadian, Cajun & metis surnames sites & bibliography in the group French-Canadian Descendants"Ok, update time again, see attachment. AGAIN, additions/corrections appreciated, thanks, Jim. Part 2. PLEASE, if the links don't work let me know."
James P. LaLone replied to James P. LaLone's discussion French-Canadian, Acadian, Cajun & metis surnames sites & bibliography in the group French-Canadian Descendants"Ok, update time again, see attachment. AGAIN, additions/corrections appreciated, thanks, Jim. Part 1. Wow you say, so soon after the last one. PLEASE, if the links don't work let me know."
James P. LaLone replied to Madehlinne's discussion Life in the 11th Century in the group Medieval England"I think it is good you have posted this, There is so much out there on the general history of our ancestors. Wish I had time to read them all. Anyway, here are some books which deal with these topics:
Bagley, J.J. - LIFE IN MEDIEVAL…"
James P. LaLone replied to Madehlinne's discussion Life in the 11th Century in the group Medieval England"This article may be of interest to some, lifestyles of the rich and famous - http://www.iisg.nl/hpw/papers/clark.pdf
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James P. LaLone replied to Madehlinne's discussion Gilbert Crispin de Brionne in the group Medieval England"At this point, assuming the info is correct, I am descended from Gilbert several times. Through Hesilia (Esilia) CRISPIN and Emma CRISPIN.
See also:
Scroll down to chapter 9 –…"
James P. LaLone replied to Michelle Gimelberg's discussion Jacques De La Bourliere dit LaPlante in the group French-Canadian Descendants"His parents are unknown, see http://www.francogene.com/genealogie-quebec-genealogy/008/008985.php . Denis' site is very good. Any ancestor before 1730 see Rene Jette's work or Denis' website."
James P. LaLone commented on Jennifer Rose Grandchamp's group French dit Names"You might want to look at this fun project I am working on - http://www.genealogywise.com/group/frenchcanadiandescendants/forum/topics/frenchcanadian-acadian-cajun"
Profile Information
- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- All TREMBLAY / TROMBLEY, etc., LALON(D)E, HANKINSON, HAGAMAN / HAGE(R)MAN, etc. Also interested in MELOCHE. LeROY-AUDY, LeCLAIR/LaCLARE, BOURASSA, HAIN(E)S, McCONNELL, TINKES(S), WILSON, MORLEY, CHURCHILL, SPENCER, all MONTOUR / MONTURE, TURNER families of Mass. All Anishnabeg (Ottawa / Odawa, Chippewa / Ojibwa & Pottawatomi) families of Michigan. Also BEGG / BEIG, COUPAR, RAMSAY, BELL, ANDERSON & INNES of Perth & Angus Cos. Scot., JOYEUSE family in France, BACKUS, BACKHOUSE of Yorkshire & TILDEN / TYLDENNE family in England.
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- Michigan, Canada (Quebec & Ontario), New England & New York, Europe: Scotland, Britain, France, No. Ireland, Netherlands, Germany
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Intermediate Family History Researcher
- If you are a genealogy expert, what are your specialties?
- Specialize in French-Canadian & Anishnabe genealogy. Co-founder of the French-Canadian Heritage Society of Michigan. Past editor of Le DESPENSER , pub. by the Spencer Family Association, past co-vice-president of the Mid-Michigan Genealogical Society.
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- Wanted to know about my ancestors.
Comment Wall (46 comments)
- At 11:57am on October 10, 2012,
Mark Franklin said… Thanks for the Links James, i'll get right on it.
- At 1:28pm on September 16, 2012,
Debbie Winchell (Loving Dove) said… Thank you for adding the link on the Native American vital records on the Mayflower Families site. I found Neg, a servant to Madam Thacher, who married Betty Cunnit. I've been trying to find the ancestors of my great-grandfather Alexander M. Thatcher, who said nothing about his background, for years. I'll have to research this couple and see what I find.
- At 8:22pm on August 6, 2012,
Jennifer Armstrong said… enos mcsawby/mcsabe 1904 my grandfathers brother
zeno claflin was named before adopted
I have orginal documentation from 1900 do still have meetings, lost your web site. armstrong.jennifer.933@gmail.com thanks
- At 10:33am on June 27, 2012, Matt LaDuke said…
I am a descendent of Marie-Marguerite Tremblay, daughter of Antoine Tremblay (#27 in your Michigan's Habitat Article.)
- At 10:30pm on May 18, 2012, Peter Reilly said…
Thanks! Got my LeMay, Brunelle, Bathazard and Masse and Marcioux to work on!
- At 7:33pm on February 1, 2012, Terri Lynn Voss said…
Hi James - I just started doing some research on what I'm was told is my Anishnabe heritage on my maternal grandmother's side. I would love to see any information you have on Frank and Louis LaJoice and Mary Lavake. Thank you!
- At 9:13am on December 4, 2011,
Kate Wagner said… James,
I have Trombley in my Turnpaugh/Dornbach tree and would like to chat with you.
- At 5:41pm on November 10, 2011, Linda Archer Boyd said…
Thank you...Linda
- At 4:18pm on October 7, 2011,
Mary Ellen Aube said… - I have just started to research my husbands French-Canadian roots. His grandparents migrated from the Quecbec area in the early 1900s. would like to join your group. Thanks. Mary Ellen Aube
- At 12:22pm on October 6, 2011, Linda Archer Boyd said…
- My husband's great grandfather was James Frank LaLone, Amity, IA. His first wife was Eve Pierson. We believe they were married in MI. Frank (he used Frank, not James) was born in New York. His obit said he was born in Ogden, NY but family tradition says he was born on LaLone Island. One census states his father was born in Fr. Canada and mother born in Eng Canada. Have you done any research on this family?
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