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From: "Linda Murray" <>
Subject: Re: [MO-CENSUS-LOOKUP] 1860/Unknown/ARCHAMBAULT
Date: Thu, 2 Dec 2004 19:58:16 -0500
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Barbara,
I am sorry, but I can't find anyone indexed in 1860 St. Charles County whose
last name begins with ARC or ARS who was born in Canada and has a name
similar to Archambault.

Because several of the years are every-name indexed, I also tried searching
on just the first name of your ancestor, Lizziam because it is an unusual
name, and found a Lissiam and a Lizziam Archambeau, but both were in later
census years, and in South Dakota and Montana, as I recall.

Sorry I wasn't able to help. Hopefully someone else on the list will have
better luck than I.

Linda in Georgia

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From: "barb brown" <>
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Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 6:16 PM
Subject: Re: [MO-CENSUS-LOOKUP] 1860/Unknown/ARCHAMBAULT


> Linda in GA,
>
> thank you for getting back with me. To answer your
> questions, first i found out that St. Charles Mo., is
> in St. Charles County. My information says that his
> name was Louis P. Joseph Archambault, but some say he
> shortened it to Joseph. And yes his wifes name was
> Adeline Mary. I know they immigrated from Canada after
> 1850, and settled in St. Charles County, Missouri. As
> far as my information about their children they may
> have all been grown, at least the ones I know of. So
> they would have to be in their fifties or sixties. I
> beleive they were both born in Canada. Some of the
> Archambaults changed the spelling of their name after
> coming to the USA. Their son Lizziam, my
> ggggrandfather changed the spelling to Archambeau. But
> i have heard that some spelt it Arshambo. Hope this
> helps and you can help me.
>
> Thank You
> Barbara in Oregon
>
>
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