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From: "Helene Lamarche" <>
Subject: Re: BERNIER & COUIILLARD
Date: Sun, 15 Jul 2001 19:07:58 -0400
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Bonjour, Norman
While I do not have on hand the answer to the question concerning Jacques's
marriage, it is important to remember that several pionneers St- Hyacinthe -
including the Bernier, Couillard, Langelier, etc, came from - or near,
Cap-St-Ignace, near Montmagny. The local seigneur was Hyacinthe Delorme, and
on his acquiring a new seigneurie (Yamaska, I think) where St. Hyacinthe is
located, granted new lands to his Cap-St-Ignace "censitaires".
There are many chances that the roots of several old St. Hyacinthe families
are to be found in the Lower St. Lawrence parishes.
Au revoir
--
Hlne Lamarche
<> a crit dans le message news:
...
> Bonjour Pierre ... This is from the Marriage Repertoire of Notre Dame,
> St,Hyacinthe:
>
> Marcel BERNIER (Jacques & M.Elisabeth CARON), m. 26 Feb. 1816,
> M.Francoise COUILLARD-DESPRES (Emmanuel & M.Francoise ROBICHAUD)
>
> I could not find Jacques' marriage in all of St.Hyacinthe county or
Tanguay.
>
> Any questions, let me know.
>
> Norman Cazavan
> Cincinnati
>


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