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1. [METISGEN-L] Burke/Carrier marriage [1]
Hi: I'm new to the list. I'm trying to find information on a marriage between a Patrick Burke and a Serafin (Sarah) Carriere. They were most likely married in St. Boniface about 1870. Both were Roman Catholics. Where can I find information on the marriage? Any info would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Carol Collins _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com
2. Re: [METISGEN-L] Larocque & Macon info needed [1]
On Thu, 25 April 2002, LB032548@aol.com wrote: > > Hello list, > > Does anyone have more info on the marriage of Charles Larocque, born abt. > 1778, who married Catherine Macon before 1816? Catherine's father is listed > as Joseph Lafournaise. > > Thanks! > Linda ************************************************** Please take a look at my website here: www.my-ged.com/descotte I think I have it for sure!!! Look under "Catherine Macon LAFOURNAISE" From Nicole Descottes > > > ==== METISGEN Mailing L
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Hi Would you put the website on the list please Doug > ** Original Subject: RE: [METISGEN-L] Scrip Records - Archives > ** Original Sender: Karen Carignan > ** Original Date: Wed, 10 Apr 2002 22:26:27 -0500 > ** Original Message follows... > > To me, they are on line, I printed out about twenty yesterday. I sent you, > via your private e-mail address, the website. Just put in the name you are > searching and it brings you to an image that you can print out. > > Karen > > > -
4. Re: [METISGEN-L] Macon Lafournaise name [1]
Hi Linda, Come to think of it, I should do more research as to how Catherine Macon Lafournaise got the name Macon. Now you've got on another genealogy adventure. ;) From Nicole "Familles FOUILLARD & LAROCQUES families" http://www.my-ged.com/descotte/ (My searchable genealogy database of several families in Saint Lazare, Manitoba & of Pinewood, Ontario and their ancestors in Quebec and France). Plus this: http://www.genealogy.com/users/d/e/s/Nicole-Descottes/ _______________________________________
5. [METISGEN-L] Re: [METISGEN-L] OT - Pépère [0.978679]
Filicitations ...and enjoy... Huguette ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gary Boivin" To: Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2002 1:59 PM Subject: [METISGEN-L] OT - Piphre > I guess this is genealogical... > My daughter Rose gave birth to 9 pound baby boy last night. > Simon is doing well. > > > > > > ==== METISGEN Mailing List ==== > GENEALOGY and/or HISTORY Only! - Friday, cousins discussing! > Metisgen List -> Join or Leave the list? > http://lists.rootsweb.
6. [METISGEN-L] French Surname Variations -- dit Names [0.978679]
surprising the variations of Surnames, here http://www.usinternet.com/users/dfnels/dits.htm
7. Re: [METISGEN-L] 1870 Census includes 1831 - 1856 [0.978679]
Hi Claire, just wondering, how do you connect to the line?? Don't have much on the children of Theophile and Eliza (Elise)... but, have info on their ancestry. Take care, Eileen ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2002 4:16 PM Subject: Re: [METISGEN-L] 1870 Census includes 1831 - 1856 > Hi Christine: I would also like to know anything available on Eliza Landry > who married Theophile Klyne. It would have been before 1874 I think
8. [METISGEN-L] Palmer/Fish [0.978679]
FIRST FAMILY - A. Sylvester J. Palmer,born April 20,1834 at Fort Ann,N.Y. of Jerry Palmer and Harriet Fish,both born Ft. Ann,came with his family to Indian Lake,Hamilton County,New York in the 1860s,and settled in the Big Brook section. He was married to Mary Ann Hunt,born May 21,1833 ,of Peter H. Hunt,born Concord,Vt.,and Margaret O. Riel,born Yamaska,Quebec,Canada. Here Margaret is last name Riel , but most feel it is Harel. Although I have not confirmed either for sure. The question I have , is if
9. [METISGEN-L] LANDRY line, Brenda Ms'. [0.978679]
This was done for me by, Norman Leveillee, Genealogist/Researcher, Cowasuck Band of the Pennacook/Abenaki people. http://www.leveillee.net/ancestry/alandry.htm ANTOINE LANDRY Antoine LANDRY married Marie-Anne CORMIER Nicolas LANDRY was born in 1740 in St-Michel d'Yamaska. He first married Louise CARTIER on 9 Jan 1786 in St-Michel d'Yamaska. He then married Marguerite JOLICOEUR dit TAUREL on 23 Apr 1792 in St-Michel d'Yamaska. Joseph Denis LANDRY was born 12 Mar 1798 in St-Michel d'Yamaska. He mar
10. [METISGEN-L] Ni ossis gan - its not Cree [0.978679]
As far as I can tell, Ni would correspond to "neither", "not" or "nor" Ossis is a tribe in Germany, a subgroup of Germans. Gan I haven't found a definition for, but it would be German in origin as well. Anyone got any thoughts on this one? ==================================== http://www.spiritains.qc.ca/Nouvelles/Missions/Nigeria/Noir%20sur%20Blanc/notrecoin.htm The Mission of Ayangba chosen as cradle of the Teacher training school caused the foundation of the Mission of Egumi, the populeux village o
11. Re: [METISGEN-L] 1901 Census for NWT & ALberta District [0.978679]
Hi Christine, Thank you so much for the info. I will await the info on Wednesday or Thursday. Interesting story about Grandpa I'll relay the story when I am feeling a little better. I was rushed to the hospital yesterday by ambulance after spending the night before in emergency. They figure I have pancreatitis. What terrible pain! Thank you again Christine. Off to bed again then to the Ultrasound tomorrow. Wish me luck gang. Hugs to All Lynn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Christine Beek"
12. RE: [METISGEN-L] Scrip Records - Archives [0.978679]
Karen, Hello, sorry I thought everyone knew about this..OOPs..they are still in the process of scanning all the documents and putting them online, but some are up, they said they should be done by the end of summer. Just keep checking back. http://www.archives.ca (archiva net) left hand side. Hope this helps. Michelle -----Original Message----- From: Karen Carignan [mailto:kcarignan@shaw.ca] Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2002 7:00 PM To: METISGEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [METISGEN-L] Scrip Records - Arch
13. Re: [METISGEN-L] Mary Jane Diamond-Caron [0.978679]
Would greatly appreciate some help with.... Mary Jane Diamond-Caron birth: 12/27/1875 birth place: Little Black River, Maine Father: Frank Caron Mother: Betsy Walker Looking for any other information.... husband, children, etc. Thanks so much !! Cora North Hills, CA
14. Re: [METISGEN-L] Burke/Carrier marriage [0.978679]
Hi Carol I don't have much on the marriage but the following is everything else that I have on Seraphine and her ancestors. Take care Stan Ancestors of Seraphine Carriere Generation No. 1 1. Seraphine Carriere, born c 1850. She was the daughter of 2. Moise Carriere and 3. Josephte Beaugrand dit Champagne. She married (1) Patrick Burke 16 October 1871 in St Boniface, Manitoba. He was born Bet. 1840 - 1850. Generation No. 2 2. Moise Carriere, born 14 December 1819 in NWT; died 06 Septem
15. [METISGEN-L] History Question 1850 - 1865 Quebec [0.978679]
Hello All, What might have been going on between around 1850 and 1865 in the Quebec region of Canada? Its seems a lot of Canadians left Quebec during that time frame into the USA. I can think of a number of reasons: a violent conflict or war, epidemic, food shortages! I know many younger man of Canada served in the American Civil War of 1860 - 1865. Then the discharged soldier didn't have to go through the emigration or naturalization process. JoMarie
16. Re: [METISGEN-L] Cree speakers? [0.978679]
Thanks Heidi, Doug, Ray and all the others who responded. Maybe I'll find an answer yet. Adele ----- Original Message ----- From: "Heidi Fouillard" To: Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2002 4:58 AM Subject: Re: [METISGEN-L] Cree speakers? > > > "On one of my Baptism records for Thomas surnames, the Sister at The Pas > > told me that Thomas "in Indian" was Niossisgan." > >
17. Re: [METISGEN-L] Red River, 1871 Census: Reel C-2170 [0.978679]
Hello, I've stumbled onto the metisgen and am looking for history of the Martin family of voyegeurs -from the Red River - Montana, Iowa, and spreading north to the maritimes. I get this info verbally from great auntie and have seen writings - theodore is martin is my great grandfathers name (george) and it is generationally significant. I guess I'll figure out this system when I get a moment but for now Im sending this cyber request to see if anyone replies. Norah ----- Original Message ----- From: "Chris
18. [METISGEN-L] Re: Paulette [0.978679]
Paulette has asked me to thank everyone for their warm wishes on her Birthday. Her and Roy went out for Dinner with her sister. She also wishes to remind everyone it is Rita's birthday. Happy Birthday Rita !! Paulette's Internet Provider is being updated and as a result she can't send or receive mail until sometime tomorrow. She says she will let us all know when she is back. Bill
19. [METISGEN-L] Gaelic Names Translated [0.978679]
I am still trying to relocate the pages I found where they did the weird thing with Mc only being assigned to the first born males, but I ran into this: http://members.tripod.com/~McCoin_Geneology/index-28.html The tribal name is still represented in the ancient territory of Dalaraidhe by the place named Ivahagh, in County Down, the Gaelic name of which is Uibb Eachach, pronounced Ivahagh, but now contracted to Ivagh. There are many more places in this area that contain the Gaelic tribal word or name
20. Re: [METISGEN-L] ot Thib and Baudreaux are walking through the woods whe [0.978679]
Good one! I hadn't heard that one yet. Am so busy these days at the library and reading messages here, Scouting, church, kids, house etc etc, that a shot of humour sure does help the day. [exhales] Thank you. - Christine Alice Chauvin Bradshaw wrote: > The Bear.... > Thib and Baudreaux are walking through the woods when a huge brown bear > suddenly appears in the clearing about 50 feet in front of them. > The bear sees them and begins to head toward them. > Thib drops his backpack, digs out a pair
21. Re: [METISGEN-L] Info On My MARIE LANDRY!!! [0.978679]
> Viola: > > Info from Ancestry.com: > > This info may not be in the freebie section, so I thought I'd pass it > along as I think > it may be pertinent. I included this first part since there is a Suzanne(Landry) > LaFramboise, 68, > born in N.W.T., living in S.F.X., in the 1870 Census. I believe that Joseph > Landry is Marie's father, and her mother is Julien. You can > decide for yourself what you think after reading the info below. > 1831 Census: Joseph Landry, 35 yrs old, B:
22. Re: O.T.Re: LARRY!!!!!!!!Re: [METISGEN-L] Website...ooops [0.978679]
I try to buy Grade "C" beef. This is grass fed... ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brenda E. Menard" To: Sent: Friday, April 26, 2002 8:55 PM Subject: Re: O.T.Re: LARRY!!!!!!!!Re: [METISGEN-L] Website...ooops > I'm sure the recipe is one to savour. I myself eat mostly wild game [deer & > buffalo], as i don't trust store bought meats, especially beef. > I was just being silly, because of the spelling error in the recipe and > trying to be humorous, gu
23. [METISGEN-L] O.T. Science can't hold water [0.978679]
Ten Inches of Water A boy was sitting on a park bench with one hand resting on an open Bible. He was loudly exclaiming his praise to God. "Hallelujah! Hallelujah! God is great!" he yelled without worrying whether anyone heard him or not. Shortly after, along came a man who had recently completed some studies at a local university. Feeling himself very enlightened in the ways of truth and very eager to show this enlightenment, he asked the boy about the source of his joy. "Hey" asked the boy in
24. [METISGEN-L] Re: METISGEN-D Digest V02 #805 [0.978679]
Hi, my name is Maria. I was very interested in the name Marie Landry who was born 1770. Is this the same as Madeleine Landry? Marie Landry husband is Jacques Hebert. I got some information off GenForm. They gave the parents of Jacques Hebert as Joseph Herbert & Anne Bourg. Madeleine Landry as Amand Landry & Madeleine Landry. I plan on going to Burton in Detroit this afternoon. I can see the half breed scrip there. I am trying to find more documentation on our Indian ancestry. Any help, anyone could g
25. [METISGEN-L] Fwd: Turning the bed around [0.978679]
Hi, Found on the Newfoundland mailing list. No relation to me. Jackie > >My Mother Harriet Martin (nee White) b.25 Sep 05 Carbonear passed away 28 >Mar 02 >in Saint John, N.B. >While down there, my nephew told me about my Dad (his gfather) telling him, >to >turn his hospital bed towards the east. My nephew thought he was >delirious, so >he did what he asked anyway and moved the nighttables etc. and turned the >bed >towards the East. Five years later my nephew discovered this article in the >local pa
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