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1. Toadvine, Tostevin, Tostedvin - Correct Homepage listed [1]
Homepage being put together is http://www.intercom.net/user/toadvine, not as in previous post... Sorry Mel Toadvine email: toadvine@shore.intercom.net
2. (no subject) [1]
Looking for information on Toadvine, Tostevin or Tosedvin. Email me at toadvine@shore.intercom.net.
3. Toadvine, Tostevin, Tostedvin [1]
Compiling information about these family names on new homepage http://www.intercom.net/usertoadvine/. Would appreciate anyone with these last names emailing me at toadvine@shore.intercom.net. Thanks
4. Guernsey Island [1]
Nicholas Toadvine (Tostevin, Tostedvin) came to America in 1675 from Guernsey Island, off the coast of France. Would love to correspond with someone on Guernsey Island interested in genealogy, preferably someone with last name like this. Thanks emial is toadvine@shore.intercom.net
5. Origine du Nom: NOEL [1]
L'un de vous aurait-il quelques infos sur mon patronyme ? Ni ` l'nle de la REUNION, on m'a dit ?? que l'origine en serait des ETATS-UNIS ! Je n'en ai pas cru un mot ! Merci beaucoup d'avance et bonne annie 96 !!! --------------------------------- jeanick NOEL (jaklion@mnet.fr) Saint-Christol - (Hirault) FRANCE FAX: 67/71/84/82.
6. Charlemagne [1]
Has anyone ever run across a listing of known descendants of Charlemagne by family name? I've run across a number of Pepin ancestors in Quebec and was curious to see if there was a connection with the Pepin lineage of Charlemagne.
7. Turff & Twigg [1]
Has anyone ordered the book (Turff & Twigg) and not received it? I ordered it at the first part of December and have not received it yet. The check has been cashed. I may not have given it enough time. E-mail me if you ordered it and got it or if your having the same trouble. Thanks Mike........
8. Re: Maserang/Soaroltroff-Lorraine [1]
In article <4cait2$rai@euler.space.net>, Donald M. Weaver wrote: >I am looking for information about the family of Michel Maserang. I >believe that Michael Maserang was once the mayor of >Soaroltroff-Lorraine. His wife's maiden name was Schwarz. There was >also a brother Jacob Maserang. Michel Maserang had at least one son >(Jacob) and two daughters (Marie and Magelalen). > Is that the town of Sarraltroff? That's in the Departement de la Moselle, just north of Sarrebourg, and about
9. Where is Baudice? [1]
Hello, I am researching my German ancestors and came across an entry in the US 1880 census for my GGF. It listed his place of birth as Baudice, and squeezed into the column are what appear to be 3 letters Jis, followed by the word "France." He had two children at the time, and in the column of birthplace of father, the word Baudice appears, but without the correction/additions. Since my GGF had a German surname, I looked for Baudice in the Alsace-Lorraine region without success. Has anyone know of such
10. Stanzel,Joseph [1]
Anyone researching Subj? Born c1785 Alsace,
11. DELOGE, Michaell b. about 1645 [1]
Looking for info on Michaell Deloge (sometimes spelled Desloges), French Huguenot who arrived Isle of Wight Va from Bristol on Aug 24, 1663 4 years indentured to a Charles TAplady. Listed occupation: tailor. Any help appreciated. Any locations in France, libraries, etc with Desloges or Deloge name would be a start. Thanks.
12. disappointed [1]
To Multiple Recipients of GEN-FR-L@MAIL.EWORLD.COM: I would just like to say that I found it rather rude of not a single reply when I asked for help on how to unsubscribe from this list serv. I asked nicely and waited for at least a month...in the meantime another user has taken over this account and been bombarded with multiple messages which cluttered his mailbox and were of no use to him. I only asked how to unsubscribe due to a systen crash earlier in which I lost
13. Re: Publications S.G.Lanaudiere [1]
At 23:39 96-01-02 EST, you wrote: >La Societe de Genealogie de Lanaudiere a >de nombreuses publications genealogiques a offrir. > >Je peux vous envoyez la liste de ces publications. > Je serais intiressi par cette liste. Igalement, j'aimerais savoir si je peux obtenir via Internet ou autrement de cette Societe, copies des cartes de Villeneuve et Catalogne de l'Ile d'Orleans. Enfin, peut-on aussi obtenir un "formulaire" ou arbre que je crois qu'on appelle Sosa-Stradonitz ou on peut inscrire ses trouvaille
14. DEMERS [1]
Request of: lemond@acigroup.com Andre BOMBARDIER, son of Andre and of Marguerite DEMERS, married at Pointe-aux-Trembles of Montreal on 9 Jan 1736 to Marie Poudret, daughter of Jacques and of Anne SIMON. >From "Your Ancient Canadian Family Ties" by Reginald L. Oliver. DEMERS: (DUMAY, DUMETS, DUMAIS) Jean DUMETS (DEMERS), born in 1632, died at Quebec on 5 July 1708, son of Jean DUMETS and of Barbe MAUGE, of St-Jacques, of Dieppe, married at Montreal on 9 November 1654 to Jeanne VEDIE, daughter of Michel V
15. VEILLEUX [1]
requested by: wil@netcom.com Pierre FOUGERE and FUGERE, born in 1676, son of Simon and of Anne GENTAY, of Verriere, Diocese of Xaintes, in Saintonge, married at Ste-Famille, Isle of Orleans on 26 November 1703,to Madeleine VEILLEUX, daughter of Nicolas and of Marguerite HYARDIN. LARIVIERE (TETU, PAYMENT, ROUILLARD, DELAGE) Jacques BAUDON dit LARIVIERE, a mason, son of Jean and of Jeanne Jay, of Jarrie in Aunis, Diocese of La Rochelle, married at Ste-Famille, Isle of Orleans on 23 Feb 1690 to Mariguerite V
16. Re: Canadian French Surnames NEED HELP!!! [1]
Hi, There might also be a connection to LAMOUREUX. A number of persons in New England have various anglicized phonetic versions, including Lemery I believed. Put a posting with LAMOUREUX - LEMERY and you will get some good contacts. Good Luck Michel Robert
17. Re: disappointed [1]
> To Multiple Recipients of GEN-FR-L@MAIL.EWORLD.COM: > > I would just like to say that I found it rather rude of not a single > reply when I asked for help on how to unsubscribe from this list serv. > I asked nicely and waited for at least a month...in the meantime another > user has taken over this account and been bombarded with multiple > messages which cluttered his mailbox and were of no use to him. I only > asked how to unsubscribe due to a systen crash earlier in which I lo
18. Looking for Proulx [1]
Seeking info. re: Evangeliste Proulx married to Julie Mondou, son Alberic married Roseanna Duhamel Feb 16, 1897 in St-Cyrille de Wendover, Canada.
19. Centre d'itudes acadiennes - invitation au site WWW (ginialogie) [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. -----------------------------256573103420229 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Hi! This is a posting to all persons interested in Acadian genealogy, folklore, archives and Acadiana. Two invitations: one is a call for papers for presentation at a series of workshops to be held at Universiti de Moncton June 7-9, 1996, entitled Family Reconstruction as a Tool in Research. Anyone in the fields of Social Science is invite
20. Looking for Lacombes or LaCombes! [1]
I'm currently doing a web page called, oddly enough, The Lacombe Page. If you are a Lacombe or LaCombe, I'd really appreciate hearing from you. If you could give me just a brief bio and short genealogical background that would be of immense help. If you know of any Lacombes or LaCombes web pages out there I could use as links, that also will be a big help. Thank you. John J. Lacombe II jlacombe@cpcug.org
21. Herbin/Cambrai/Lille [1]
Does anyone have any Herbin genealogy, particularly for the Cambrai area of France?
22. Re: KINGS DAUGHTERS LIST 5 [1]
meljan@atl.mindspring.com (caplan) wrote: >From "Kings Daughters" by Joy Reisinger and Elmer Courteau > >A list follows of some of the daughters of the king who had second >thoughts. > Sorry, my English is bad, I don't understand the meaning of "second thought". What's the context ? Que signifie "second thoughts" ? Arriere-pensee peut-etre ? Quel est le contexte de cette histoire ? Merci !
23. Re: Pointe-Aux-Trembles [1]
Pointe-aux Trembles Pointe-aux-Trembles qu'on retrouve souvent dans les registres de de debut de la colonie est une paroisse situee sur la rive nord du Fleuve St-Laurent a quelques milles a l'ouest de la Ville de Quebec. Pointe-aux-Trembles fait maintenant partie de la municipalite connue sous le nom de Neuville, dans la Comte de Portneuf. ******************* | *************************************** Marcel-R Plamondon St-Raymond, Quebec, Canada Votez pour St-Raymond aux Webs d'or (Villes et regi
24. Major dit Beautronc? [1]
Shot in the dark here... I'm stuck at the following: Jean-Baptiste Major dit Beautronc m. Genevieve Tranchemontagne (dit Thomas) They were married sometime before 1861, most likely in St. Andre Avellin, Que. These people are both my great-great AND great-great-great grandparents (figure THAT out!!) and so two lines are blocked. If anyone happens to know anything, TERRIFIC!!! Just looking for a needle in a haystack...... Martin in Ontario P.S. Yes I scoured Drouin - nothing under Major, Beautronc,
25. Basile Therrien [1]
Looking for information on the following couple Basile Therrien married to Marguerite Faubert Their son Alexandre Therrien married 02-11-1863 in St-Anicet, PQ Julie Chretien daughter of Francois Chretien and Rose Crevier. Francois then moved to Penetanguashene, Ont. and there is a large amount of descendents in Ontario from this couple. Any help would greatly be apprieciated
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