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Michelle Gimelberg replied to Michelle Gimelberg's discussion Need help finding this document in the group French-Canadian Descendants
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…"
Michelle Gimelberg replied to Michelle Gimelberg's discussion Need help finding this document in the group French-Canadian Descendants"Thank you Jenn. I've been wondering which I should "trust" more - Tanguay or Druin. I've been having a hard time find the actual "original" documents. Most of my family lines I've been able to…"
Jenn Layne replied to Michelle Gimelberg's discussion Need help finding this document in the group French-Canadian Descendants"Okay, faster than I thought :)First I found this:The listing for Pierre Lefebvre and Catherine Grignon lists Francois de Sales Lefebvre as their son, it was on pg. 270 of Volume 5, Section 1.
These books work like a very long…"
Jenn Layne replied to Michelle Gimelberg's discussion Need help finding this document in the group French-Canadian Descendants"I'm willing to bet that's from Tanguay's Genealogical Dictionary as it's the same format as many of the listings I have for my own lines Michelle. I'll look it up for you and see if I can find a better copy…"
Cecelia Redmond replied to Michelle Gimelberg's discussion Charles Lefebvre in the group French-Canadian Descendants"You might want to contact the owner of this page: http://www.valuedpast.com/genealogy/ ; Charles is in their tree with descendants."
Michelle Gimelberg replied to Michelle Gimelberg's discussion Jacques De La Bourliere dit LaPlante in the group French-Canadian Descendants"Thank you both for the information. "
Paul Shenton replied to Michelle Gimelberg's discussion Jacques De La Bourliere dit LaPlante in the group French-Canadian Descendants"His parents are unknown. It is better to leave it blank that to fill in your tree with "known" that are incorrect.
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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."
Michelle Gimelberg added a discussion to the group French-Canadian Descendants
Jacques De La Bourliere dit LaPlante
I've been looking at this person too long and am in need of a fresh pair of eyes.What I know: Jacques De La Bourliere dit LaPlante AKA Jacques De La Bourliere AKA Jacques LaPlanteBorn: 27 Dec 1650, Niort, FranceDied: 16 Jan 1730, Montreal, CanadaMarried: about 1672, Francoise FerrandI'm looking for Jacques' parents. I've been looking and all I found is a bunch of ancestral trees with no sources claiming one of two sets of parents: Francois Miville and Marie Langloisor Jacques De…See More
Patricia Holyome replied to Michelle Gimelberg's discussion Dit Names in the group Canadian Genealogy"Hello Michelle
maybe this is what you were looking for. this is page 2.…"
Michelle Gimelberg replied to Michelle Gimelberg's discussion Clarina/Clerina Dube in the group French-Canadian Descendants"Jennifer,
I would love a copy. That sounds like her. I'm having a hard time accessing any of the Canadian records. My family is all from Quebec with the exception of one or two people that preferred Montreal (not sure why yet). So I've…"
Jenn Layne replied to Michelle Gimelberg's discussion Clarina/Clerina Dube in the group French-Canadian Descendants"Hi there Michelle,
I looked into this very quickly, so I definitely don't have all the answers you're looking for, but I wanted to help if I could. Dube is a difficult name because it is spelled wrong so often!
I did not…"
robyn anderson replied to Michelle Gimelberg's discussion Confused...DUBE from Canada possible two families at the same time? in the group Canadian Genealogy"http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=69646117 i found this on google . if you would like more help . i'm willing to do all i can to help you"
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- At 8:43am on February 24, 2013,
Jim Avery said… Hi Michelle - How are you? You seem to have disappeared since moving. lol Any progress on the Averys?
- At 9:59am on September 17, 2012, Jim Avery said…
Hi Michelle - Imagine meeting you here! I was going to ask if you knew about Genealogy Wise. I have been here since the beginning. There is an Avery Family group here that I started but not very much activity. We have a relatively active chat group here. If you get to chat, tell them that you know me and run like mad. Just kidding. There are usually people here in the evening and they are always willing to help with answers to questions, advice and lookups. We have scheduled talks by group members and professional genealogists which are interesting. In the winter I do a talk on a variety of subjects. Last year it was a nostalgia chat where we talked about memories and I played music that pertained to the subject. This year I think it will be Creepy but True, Weird Things in PA History. Two planned are Duffy's Cut and the Blue Eyed Six - about strange murders. I see you have had 7 views to your post. Maybe I will post some of the info I have on William and see if anyone else replies.
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