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| 8001 | Est parti de Southampton sur le SS Ascania le 14 mars 1930 pour faire sa vie au Canada; est entré dans le port d'Halifax le 28 (ou 23) mars 1930 | LE GARIGNON, Cyrille Francis (I51492)
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| 8002 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (I17962)
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| 8003 | Esther ou Marie Ramage, originaire de l'év. Saintes, Saintonge(Charente-Maritime). - RECENSEMENT-CENSUS(1666): Endroit / Place: Beaupré,La Côte-de-Beaupré,QC,CAN Référence / Reference: Alberta Family Histories SocietysouM vr.t.C àes 1753b»Ditab» «tab» Voir la page / See the page / Note: hellie godin - 45 Matellot; Marie Ramage - 42 sa femme; Anne godin - 18 fille; pierre godin - 16 fils; Charlotte godin - 10 fille et Jacques godin - 8 fils. | RAMAGE, Esther (I40719)
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| 8004 | et Amireault. Parrain et marraine: Jean Mirault et Izabel Gaudet.Mariage le lundiTémoins à la sépulture: Isaac et Stanislas Mirault. | MIREAULT, Joseph (I58870)
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| 8005 | Et Amireault; parrain et marraie: Joseph Mirault, cultivateur et AdélaïdeBourgeois, tante.Ce couiple serait parti aux Etats-Unis et aurait eu un enfant décédé en basâge. | MIREAULT, Justine (I58879)
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| 8006 | et Barte dit Belleville et Détour, semble surtout porter le nom deBelleville.Décédé à 88 ans; t.moins: Joseph Lajoie et François-Xavier Gauthier. | BARTHE, Geneveive (I9904)
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| 8007 | Et Belliveau | BÉLLIVEAU, Antoine (I12518)
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| 8008 | et Bro.Témoins à la sépulture: Joseph Bourgeois, Jean et Pierre Bro. | BREAU, Marie-Rose (I19179)
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| 8009 | Et Commeau, arrivé en Acadie vers 1656. | COMEAU, Pierre (I26432)
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| 8010 | Et de Laporte dit St-Georges...Jacques (de) LAPORTE dit SAINT-GEORGES who came from a little town by the name of Noce in the former area of Perche, France. His father in Noce, also named Jacques, was an innkeeper and baker and was very closeto the local baron, so it is assumed he wasclose to royalty. He also knew how to read & write which was uncommon in those days. Because of this, he appears in manylegal acts of that period in Noce (early 17th) century). Jacques (de) LAPORTE,Jr who came toCanada lived smack in what is currently downtown Montreal, so it is assumed he was not a farmer like most other immigrants - he would not have learned the skills from his father - so it is assumed he was also a baker. His nameappears in several descriptions of skirmishes with both Indians and the clergy, so he must have been quite a character!Witnessesat his wedding were several very prominent founders of Montreal.*Also known as Jacques LaPorte-dit-St. George.[Arbour18-09-2004-200.FTW]...Jacques (de) LAPORTE dit SAINT-GEORGES who came from a little town by thename of Noce in the former area of Perche, France. His father in Noce,also named Jacques, was an innkeeper and baker and was very close to thelocal baron, so it isassumed hewas close to royalty. He also knew howto read & write which was uncommon in those days. Because of this, he appears in manylegal acts of that period in Noce (early 17th) century).Jacques (de) LAPORTE, Jr whocame to Canada lived smack in what is currently downtown Montreal, so it is assumed he was not a farmer like mostother immigrants - he would not have learned the skills from his father - so it is assumed he was also a baker. His name appears in several descriptions of skirmishes with both Indians and the clergy, so he must have been quite a character!Witnesses at his wedding were several very prominent founders of Montreal.*Also known as Jacques LaPorte-dit-St. George. | LAPORTE, Jacques (I49901)
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| 8011 | Et Garraud, de la ville de Cognac, év. Saintes, Saintonge (Charente-Maritime)N'est pas venu au Canada. | GAREAU, Dominique (I89607)
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| 8012 | Et Ignace-Joseph Piché et Pichet. | PICHE, Ignace (I63205)
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| 8013 | Et Janot dit Lachapelle. Originaire de La Chapelle-Monthodon, ar. Château-Thierry (Aisne). Arrivé à Montréal, le 16 novembre 1653.Décs à Trois-Rivières où il fut trouvé noyé | JANOT, Marin (I46056)
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| 8014 | Et Jean-Claude | DOUCET, Claude (I32042)
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| 8015 | Et Lecamus | CAMUS, Pierre (I20936)
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| 8016 | Et Marie St-Etienne de La Tour. | DE LATOUR, Marie (I29676)
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| 8017 | Et Mersan dit Lapierre, originaire de St-Nicolas, Rouen, Normandie(Seine-Maritime). Sergent de la compagnie de Chambly au régiment de Carignan,arrivé le 18 août 1665. Décédé entre le 6 juin 1691 et le 3 novembre 1693. | MARSAN, Pierre-Francois (I56089)
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| 8018 | Et Mireau, Mirau. | AMIREAULT, Pierre (I58868)
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| 8019 | et MireauTémoins à la sépulture: Stanislas et Pierre Mireault. | MIREAULT, Joseph (I58839)
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| 8020 | Et Pesselet, arrivé en Acadie vers 1636. | PESSELEY, Isaac (I63002)
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| 8021 | Et Pierre-François Piché et PichetTémoins à la sépulture: Louis Provostet Godfroy Mercure. | PICHE, Francois (I63203)
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| 8022 | Et Rivet | RIVEST, Nicolas (I68272)
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| 8023 | Et Rivet, originaire de Notre-Dame de Cogne, La Rochelle, Aunis (Charente-Maritime). | RIVET, Maurice (I67163)
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| 8024 | Etablit à la Rivière-aux-Vieux-Habitants, Bassis des Mines. | BOUDROT, Claude (I17564)
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| 8025 | Etablit à Port-Royal | TERRIOT, Bonaventure (I72801)
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| 8026 | Etablit sur le territoite de Ste-Marie-Salomé. | RICHARD, Jean-Baptiste (I66455)
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| 8027 | Etait de Pointe-aux-Trembles lors de son décès. | MARSAN, Marie-Renee (I56096)
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| 8028 | Etats militaires R/MAT/1869 BULTEL Louis Joseph n?e le 24.06.1849 Aire 1m 73 mar?echal-ferrant, fils de Fran?cois et de Victorine DEMARET Incorpor?e le 09/08/1870 au 9e R.A. ?a Vicennes, envoy?e dans la r?eserve le 30/06/1875 pass?e danns la r?eserve de l'arm?ee territoriale le 01/07/1884 d?ec?ed?e le 06/06/1887 ?a Haverskerque Changements de r?esidence : Haverskerque 11.10.1878 Dunkerque | BULTEL, Louis Joseph (74360I)
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| 8029 | Etats militaires R/MAT765/1868 BULTEL Fran?cois Joseph 1m 63 matricule 2207 n?e le 04.03.1848 Aire cultivateur ?a Aire, fils de Fran?cois et de Victorine DEMARET Garde mobile : 1e artillerie - 5e batterie - matricule 1221 R?egiment d'artillerie divisionnaire ?a Vincennes Incorpor?e ?a compter du 01/07/1869 - appel?e du d?epartement du Pas-de-Calais, classe 1868 - ayant ?et?e lib?er?e du service actif par son num?ero de tirage au sort. Appel?e ?a l'activit?e le 16/08/1870, Campagne contre l'Allemagne 1870-1871(1871 : barr?e) traduit en cour martiale et condamn?e aux travaux forc?es ?a perp?etuit?e le 02/01/1871 renvoy?e dans ses foyers le 20/03/1871 (barr?e) graci?e dans les premiers jours de janvier 1872. R?eint?egr?e dans la garde mobile - inscrit sur les contingents de r?eserve le 01/01/1873 lib?er?e d?efinitif le 01/07/1894. Changements de r?esidence : Isbergues St Hilaire-Cottes Moulin-le-Comte (Aire) | BULTEL, Fran?cois Joseph (74359I)
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| 8030 | Ethel Blacoe (Darby) lived at 512 Bolton Road, Darwen | DARBY, Ethel (I14943)
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| 8031 | Ethel Kennedy born at 25 Elizabeth Street, DarwenDiad on 29 September 2001 at St Mary's Dunstable Road, Luton of aCerebravascular Accident. | KENNEDY, Ethel (I47340)
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| 8032 | Etienne Benoît dit Lajeunesse, engagé le 27 juin 1665 à Dieppe, par lesSulpiciens. | BENOÎT, Etienne (I13029)
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| 8033 | Etienne Pellerin, originaide de St-Etienne-de-Bacilly, près Avranches,Normandie. Frère de François marié à Andrée Martin. | PELLERIN, Etienne (I61871)
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| 8034 | Etienne Poitevin dit Parisien. | POITEVIN, Etienne (I64159)
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| 8035 | Eugene died relatively young -- whatever that means -- without leaving any family. | ARBOUR, Eugene (I3690)
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| 8036 | Eugene Register-Guard (OR) -- 15 Feb 1976 MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT NEAR LEBANON A 22-year old Portland man was killed Saturday when his hang glider collapsed near Washburn Heights, about seven miles south of Lebanon in Linn County. Dead is Urban Samuel Arbour, a member of the Oregon Hang Gliding Assn. According to Linn County sheriff's deputies, Arbour was soaring when his glider suddenly collpased. Arbour hadn't assembled the glider properly, deputies said. Burce Knutson, flight director for South Oregon Hang Gliding Assn in Eugene, said Arbour had about three years ofgliding experience. | ARBOUR, Urban Samuel (I7052)
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| 8037 | Eunice a été adopté à l'âge de 5 ans et demi | BOULIANE, Eunice (I17976)
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| 8038 | Eux - Référence(s) : PRDH-RAB; Parchemin Eux - Note(s) : Conflit : elle est appelée Marie dans le PRDH, mais Marie Madeleine dans DGFQ 230 | CHARLES, Marie1 (I78088)
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| 8039 | Eux - Référence(s) : PRDH-RAB; Parchemin | VERMET, Marie-Anne (I82362)
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| 8040 | Ev?eque de Toul en 1363 d'apres La Chesnay Desbois | DE HEU, Jean (83313I)
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| 8041 | Eva's parents were both born in Canada.[1910,1930Census] Eva's parents were both born in Montreal and Quebec.[1935RICensus] Eva was a Registered Republican in California in 1928 | BOUCHARD, Eva (I2442)
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| 8042 | Evelyn Rodrigue Daigle Arbour, 81, a native of Paincourtville and resident of Lockport, died at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 2, 2004. Funeral services were scheduled for 11 a.m. today at Our Lady of PromptSuccor Church in Golden Meadow, with burial at 2 p.m. today at St. Elizabeth Cemetery in Paincourtville. She is survived by her husband, Joseph H. Arbour Jr.; two sons, F.A. Daigle Jr. and Carl T. Daigle; one daughter, Rachel M. Duet; one stepdaughter, Patricia Arbour Reilly; one brother, Urban J. "Kye"Rodrigue; 10 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her first husband, Feltus A. Daigle Sr.; and her parents, Sabin J. Rodrigue and Florestine M. Rodrigue. | RODRIGUE-DAIGLE, Evelyn (I69456)
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| 8043 | Even though May was listed with Stanislas in the 1901 Census, at the time of his death Stanislas was noted to be a bachelor in his burial record. ___ Magazine "L'album universel" (QC) -- 10 May 1902 -- vol19, no2, p46 -- rec'd 31 Jul 2008 [translated English] MR. ARBOUR'S MAGNIFICIENT RACEHORSE LITTLE TIM broke the World record in 1901, for a five mile race on ice,performed on a race track in Montreal in 13 minutes and 8 seconds (13:08 min.). This magnificient racehorse, that belongs to Mr. Stanislas Arbour, the popular hotelier on Saint-Laurent Street, is a 2.17½ minute horse. Son of Paris, a renowned animal in the world of sportsmen, LittleTim is of good stock. Bon chien chasse de race*. It is also true for horses, perhaps even more. Let's hope we will see Little Tim once againnts -umbari veraéfav's18 Rivitab» «tab»on the race track next summer. [*This phrase is a proverb that very roughly translates to: "A pure-bred dog is a good hunter". According to the Harrap's dictionary, Bon chien chasse the race is the same as: "What's bred in the bone comes out in theflesh".] [Note: It is further thought that a 2.17 1/2 minute horse means that Little Tim could run a whole mile in 2 minutes, 17 seconds and a half, aspurported by Denis ARBOUR on 11 Aug 2008.] Magazine "L'album universel" (QC) -- 10 May 1902 -- vol19, no2, p46 -- rec'd 31 Jul 2008 [original French] LE MAGNIFIQUE COURSIER DE M. ARBOUR Little Tim qui decrocha le record du monde, en 1901, pour une course decinq milles sur la glace, accomplie sur une plate de Montreal dans le tempd de trieze minutes et huit secondes (13.08 min). Ce magnifique coursier, qui appartienta M. StanislasArbour, le populaire hotelier de la rue St-Laurent, est un cheval de 2.17 1/4 minutes. Files de Paris, une bete renommee dans le monde de sportsmen, Little Tim a de qui tenir. Bon chien chasse de race. Il en est meme des chevaux, pout-etre encore plus. Il est a osperer que nous revoyions Little Tim sur la piste cet ete. ___ Le Presse (Montreal, QC) -- 01 Oct 1906 [English translation] THE LATE MR. ARBOUR Mr. Stanislas Arbour, after a grave illness, died yesterday evening at 7 o'clock, at his residence, 2165 St Denis Street. Mr. Arbour, who was known as Tim Arbour, was a well-known sportsman of Montreal, especiallyamong the amateur horse runners. His first place of business, Le Turf House, at the top of St Laurent Street, and later the hotel that bears the name St Laurent Street, near Lagauobetiere, became the headquartersof all the amateur horse trotters. Tim Arbour was an enthusiast of ....of sport and .. .. sporting enterprise. [illegible] Mr. Arbour was 46years and 9 months. He was a patient since .. . He abandoned his business in the month before last and went to the United States with the aimof rehabilitating himself. However, his health only deteriorated. He returned on 6 Julyin his worsening state and succumbed yesterday, surrounded by his family. He leaves his wife and two sisters, Mrs. Dr. Plouffe of St Martin and Mrs. Dr. H. Gaboury of Taunton, MA. The funeral willtake place this morning at 8:30 hrs, at St Jean-Baptiste Church. Le Presse (Montreal, QC) -- 01 Oct 1906 [original French] FEU M. ARBOUR M. Stanislas Arbour, dunt nous annoncions la grave maladie, est decede hier soir a 7 heurs, a sien residence, 2165 rue St-Denis. M. Arbour qu'on designait sous le nom de Tim Arbour, etait bien connu des sportsmen de Montreal, surtout des amateurs de chevaux coureurs. Sa premiere place d'affaires, le Turf House, de haut de la rue St-Laurent et plus tard l'hotel quie porte son nom rue St-Laurent, pres Lagauobetiere, devinrent les quartiers generaux des amateurs de chevaux trotteurs de tout le paya. Tim Arbour etait un fervent de .. guere de sport et .. sportsmen le .. .. jours de l'avant qua.. il .. de .. enterprise sport.. . M. Arbour etait age de 46 ans et 9 mois. Malade depuis pere d'.. an et d.., ilabanndonnait .. commerce au mois d'avant dernier et se rendait aux differenta paya des Etats Unis dans le but de se retablir, .. le 6 juillet, son etat empirant, il dut revenir succomba hier ent.. de sa famille. Le defunt laisse son espose; deux soeurs, Mme Dr. Plouffe, de St Martin, et Mme Dr. H. Gaboury, de Taunton, Mass. Les funerailles auront lieu domain matin a 8:30 hrs, a l'eglise St-Jean-Baptiste. | ARBOUR, Stanislas (I6878)
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| 8044 | Evenement: "Canada Census, 1901," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KH59-9SF : 23 February 2021), Philippe Beaudoin in household of Gean J Bte Beaudoin, Joliette, Quebec, Canada; citing p. 3, Library and Archives of Canada, Ottawa.
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| 8045 | Evenement: Notaires de Saint-Omer (62). Ann?ee 1649. Acte 319. Reconnaissance de rente (340) faite le 6 D?ecembre 1649. PIERS, PORTENAERE. - Jacqueline PIERS , veuve de Pierre LECLERCQ, fille et h?eriti?ere de feu Gilles PIERS , Pierre FICHAU et P?eronne PIERS, sa femme , fille et h?eriti?ere de Simon PIERS, et iceluy Simon PIERS, fils et h?eritier du dit Gilles PIERS , Jan CARR?E, mary de Marie PIERS, fille et h?eriti?ere de Anthoine PIERS, et le dit Anthoine PIERS, fils et h?eritier du dit Gilles PIERS , tous de Nortbaucourt.- Au proffit de Cornilles QUEVAL, nepveur et h?eritier de feue Damoiselle Catherine QUEVAL; - rente cr?e?ee par Mathieu PORTENAIRE, Marie BATAILLE, sa femme, Jan PORTENAIRE, Anthoinette DUBUR,sa femme, et le dit Gilles PIERS , au proffit de la dite Damoiselle Catherine QUEVAL, rente faite le 28 Mai 1618. g?en?ealogie Michel LAHAYE (milah1 ) | PIERS, Simon (200923I)
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| 8046 | Evenement: Notaires de Saint-Omer (62). Ann?ee 1649. Acte 319. Reconnaissance de rente (340) faite le 6 D?ecembre 1649. PIERS, PORTENAERE. - Jacqueline PIERS , veuve de Pierre LECLERCQ, fille et h?eriti?ere de feu Gilles PIERS , Pierre FICHAU et P?eronne PIERS, sa femme , fille et h?eriti?ere de Simon PIERS, et iceluy Simon PIERS, fils et h?eritier du dit Gilles PIERS , Jan CARR?E, mary de Marie PIERS, fille et h?eriti?ere de Anthoine PIERS, et le dit Anthoine PIERS, fils et h?eritier du dit Gilles PIERS , tous de Nortbaucourt.- Au proffit de Cornilles QUEVAL, nepveur et h?eritier de feue Damoiselle Catherine QUEVAL; - rente cr?e?ee par Mathieu PORTENAIRE, Marie BATAILLE, sa femme, Jan PORTENAIRE, Anthoinette DUBUR,sa femme, et le dit Gilles PIERS , au proffit de la dite Damoiselle Catherine QUEVAL, rente faite le 28 Mai 1618. source P.H.ROUSSEL | PIERS, Gilles (200925I)
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| 8047 | Événements 1638 : Naissance - Hemsworth, Yorkshire, England 1659 : Mariage (avec Thomas Thornhill 10th GGF) - Wakefield, Yorkshire,England 19 mai 1684 : Mariage (avec Thomas Thornhill 10th GGF) - Wakefield, Yorkshire, England 9 mars 1719 : Décès - Yorkshire, England | THORNHILL 10TH GGF, Thomas (I89465)
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| 8048 | Événements vers 1749 : Naissance 5 juillet 1769 : Mariage (avec Louis MAHIEU) - (76) - Orival-sous- Bellencombre (Saint-Hellier), Seine-Maritime, FRANCE Témoin : Nicolas BLANCHARD Témoin : Laurent PATERNE Témoin : Pierre DELAMARE Témoin : Pierre LAMOTTE Témoin : Jean LANEL, Père Témoin : Marguerite BOUTEILLER, Mère Sources: - Mariage - MAHIEU Louis & LANEL Anne Marguerite - http://www.archivesdepartementales76.net/applications/visualiseurcollaboratif/visualiseur.html?nd=serie_E_seigneuries_familles_notaires_etat_civil%2F003E_004E%2FAD76_Lot_3%2FSaint-Hellier%2FOrival-sous-Bellencombre%2F1549-1780&nf=AD76_EC_8Mi0158_07_0204_jpg_&sd=d&t=m&f=229b44d8&c=4E585&dd=1761&df=1769&l=Orival-sous-Bellencombre&fs=ertz75fd&nfi=AD76_EC_8Mi0158_07_0172&nli=AD76_EC_8Mi0158_07_0205 - Orival sous Bellencombre (1761-1769) - 4E 585-Page 33/34 - Relevés d'associations - 1769 - Mariage MAHIEU Louis et LANEL Anne Marguerite - Census - Cercle Généalogique Rouen Seine-Maritime (CGRSM) - | Famille: Louis MAHIEU / Anne Marguerite LANEL (F36194)
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| 8049 | event: Baptised 12 september 1842 L'Assomption, L'Assomption, QC | VAILLANT, Adolphe Sr. (I76181)
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| 8050 | event: Baptised 15 april 1757 St-Thomas, Montmagny, QC | PAUZÉ, Louis Marie (I61673)
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