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Gregory LaVoy lived in Deerfield, MI. | LaVoy, Gregory (I01765)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | LaVoy, Gregory Phillip (I10526)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Winter, Russell Edgar (I04655)
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Groves/Sommers genealogy trees
From: Patrick Tombeau
Date: Thu, Dec 2, 2010 at 12:43 PM
Subject: Re: Lavoy
To: Mark Lozer
thanks very much for your latest up date of the Sommers/LaVoy branch of the tree.
I get the feeling our successors in the very near future will not have as much fun piecing their ancestry together. All of us seem to be in a silent conspiracy to create a gigantic patchwork quilt of family trees. Their task will be to find out which date is correct when they find two or three different dates for a birth, marriage or death in two or more trees.
Many thanks for the many documents you are bringing to the light of day.
Patrick LaVoy Tombeau
----- Original Message -----
From: Mark Lozer
To: Patrick Tombeau
Sent: Monday, November 29, 2010 4:23 PM
Subject: Re: Lavoy
The attached pdf has chapter of Lavoy and Sommers as well as other related surnames for the family for which I was doing this research. It is a large file, hope you can recieve it OK??
Sincerely,
Mark Lozer
817 N. Fulton St.
Wauseon, OH 43567
cell phone (419) 822-6649
lozer@fulton-net.com
Fulton County Ohio GenWeb Page Coordinator
http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohfulton/
Fulton County Ohio Genealogical Society
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| 705 |
Guillaume Courtier, pere, was a carpenter. | Couture, Gaillaume pere (I06327)
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| 706 |
Guillaume Gouyou dit LaGarde was a soldier in France before coming to Canada.
Guillame and his wife lived on the isle of Montreal in Notre Dame Parish and then later moved to St. Antoine de Longueuil, Diocese of Quebec, Canada. | LaGarde, Guillaume Gouyou dit (I06292)
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| 707 |
Guillaume Pepin's entry in Tanguay's genealogical dictionary is found in Vol. I, Pg. 472:
According to Tanguay, he was trustee (syndic) of Trois Rivieres, then judge of the seigneury of Champlain. He had been established at Trois Rivieres since 1634 on the spot where the community of Ursaline Nuns is found today. He is one of the ancestors of the Honorable Hector Langevin.
According to the English Language site of the L'Association des Familles Pepin, Guillaume Pepin was elected several times as Syndic of Trois Rivieres. i.e., representative of the people of Trois Rivieres at the Sovereign Council of New France and later for a short period of time he was judge of the Seigneury (domain) of Champlain.
On several occasions he took part in the defence of Trois Rivieres against the repeated attacks of the Iroquois Indians. A great land owner, he was given saeveral concessions, or pieces of land, and he also buys land in Nicolet, Cap-de-la- Madeleine, Champlain, Lac-Saint-Pierre, and, of course, in Trois Rivieres where he will reside the major part of his life.
Early in 1677, Jeanne Mechin, his wife, leaves this world at a young age of 47. No recordng of her burial has been found, as is also true for their marriage contract.
Guillaume Pepin 11 August 1697 at the age of 90 while still living along the St. Lawrence River in the home of his son, Pierre Pepin, Sr., dit LaForce, situated to day (2001) in St. Gregoire de Nicolet. Guillaume Pepin's body was carried across the river and buried in Trois Rivieres Cemetery.
pepinfamilles@videotron.ca
Tanguay, Genealogical Dictionary, Vol. 1, p.472 note: "Guillaume Pepin dit LaChance was the Syndic (trustee) of Trois Rivieres, high judge of the domaine of Champlain. He was already established at Trois Rivieres, Canada, by 1634 in a pace where today we find the convent of the Ursaline nuns. he is one of the ancestors of the Hon. Hector Langevin." | Pepin, Guillaume ( dit Tranchemortagne) (I03082)
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| 708 |
Harold Heidman lived in Toledo, OH. | Heidman, Harold A. (I02220)
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| 709 |
Harold Joseph Knaggs and Leah Velliquette had no children. | Knaggs, Harold Joseph (I09693)
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| 710 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | LaVoy, Harold (I02323)
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| 711 |
Harold LaVoy lived in Toledo,OH. | LaVoy, Harold (I01760)
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| 712 |
Harold LaVoy was a Marien and a farmer. He lived on 1240 Bragg Rd. | LaVoy, Harold (I01756)
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Harold Merwin lived in Three Rivers, MI. | Merwin, Harold (I00486)
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| 714 |
Harold Schnabel lived at 533 Meyers, Toledo, OH. | Schnabel, Harold (I02160)
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| 715 |
Harriet M. LaVoy was a stenographer. | LaVoy, Harriet M. (I01768)
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| 716 |
Harry A. LaVoy was a farmer. | LaVoy, Harry A. (I01745)
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| 717 |
Harry Holway was a stationary engineer for a coal mining company. | Holway, Henry ("Harry") P. (I03158)
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| 718 |
Harry LaVoy, born 1885, died 4 August 1902 in a drowning accident, age 17. (Obituary, Monroe Democrat, 8 August 1902, pg. 5, col. 1); buried St. Joseph's Cemetery. | LaVoy, Harry (I00682)
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| 719 |
Hazel Bonneau lived in Oregon, OH, in 1993. | Bonneau, Hazel (I02090)
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| 720 |
Hazel LaPoint lived in Whiteford, Twp., Monroe Co., MI. | LaPointe, Hazel (I00678)
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| 721 |
He died before 1980, he and Sally O'Connor had 7 children. In 1980 she was living on Belleville Ave, Oceanside, Long Island, NY | Craven, Joseph Jr (I05193)
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| 722 |
He died of a concussion sustained when he fell through the hatch of a steamboat near Sandusky, OH, on October 21, 1922, age 16. Parents were living in Flint at the time, according to their nephew, Emmanuel Jarvis. | Smith, Raymond Michael (I06995)
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| 723 |
He died when his house collapsed upon him | Roe, Maxim (I11103)
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| 724 |
He had 9 children, three dying in infancy. He lived in Centerline, MI, in 1963. | Jarvis, Irwin (I06913)
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| 725 |
He had five children. | Craven, Leonard (I05189)
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| 726 |
He had six daughters. | Berry, Joseph (I01509)
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| 727 |
He has no children. | Denome, Andrew (I09027)
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| 728 |
He is a teacher in the Midland (MI) schools and is Mrs. Arbertha Baker's god-son. He keeps in contact with her. | Duso, Paul (I07139)
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| 729 |
He is/was a native of Canada. | Marentette, Raymond (I03273)
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| 730 |
He left with his pregnant wife from Springfield, MO, in 1906 and in Boseman, MT, Opal Irene Scott was born, on the way to Seattle, according to their grandaugter, Yvonne LaVoy (2003 phoe call) | Scott, Luther (I07031)
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| 731 |
He lived in S. Carolina. | Bakewell, George Elton (I04050)
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| 732 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Clark, Duane Albra (I01813)
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| 733 |
He lived in Toledo, OH in 1959. He was a merchant of that city. | Cogan, Frank (I00731)
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| 734 |
He lived on a homestead in LaSalle Twp, perhaps near Whiteford, MI. | Gaynier, Minrod (I06541)
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| 735 |
He married and lived in Detroit during the 1960's. | Hasset, Richard (I03271)
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| 736 |
He moved to California with his brother Levi after his father's death in 1922, according to Mrs. Lisel, widow of Rcihard Dusseau. As of 1964 his may have been still living. He had one son and two daughters. They may have been living in Northridge, near Los Angeles, at the time. | Cluckey, Joseph (I07100)
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| 737 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Murphy, Dominic Charles (I07006)
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| 738 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lucker, Nicolas James "Nico" (I06884)
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| 739 |
He was gassed during WWI along with his two brothers and had stomach trouble after that, according to Mrs Allie may Lisle, widow of their uncle Richard Dusseau. | Bourdo, Irving Y. (I03139)
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| 740 |
He was "shocked" by a mining accident in England when he was 13-14 years old. His heart trouble became evident at that time and he died at the age of 27. This is according to Mary Judith Voinski Juliano 's book in the Lackawanna County heritage series.
His son Eddy was born out of wedlock with Elizabeth Fitzsimmons. Although he was single at the time, Stephen declined to marry her for unknown reasons and later married Agnes Middleton by whom he had one da ughter. | Mackerel, Stephen (I04761)
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| 741 |
He was a day laborer according to the reseach of Lianna Trombley, p. 11. He lived at St. Hneri de Lauzon at the time of his daughter's wedding in 1797.
Tanguay reports his birth or baptismal date and place as noted. No death date known.
Quentin-Roulois Descendants
Posted by: Liana Trombley (ID *****6274) Date: February 08, 2006 at 14:10:57
In Reply to: Nicolas QUENTIN, 1633-1683, m. Magdeleine Roulois. by Dicky of 6
Looking for Etienne Cantin/Quentin, as mentioned in this marriage record taken from PRDH:
Contrat de Mariage - Certificate #767874 Canada (Archives Notariales) Conrac
30 Dec 1796 -
Ignace Tremble, R: Pointe Levis. Age 23.
Marie Anne Leclerc, R: St Henri de Lauzon. Age 25
Father: Ignace Tremble, Laboureur, R: St Henri de Lauzon.
Father: Pierre Leclerc, Laboureur, r: St Henri de Lauzon.
Witnesses:
Etienne Quentin, cousin of groom Ignace <<<<<<<<<<<<
Charles Tremble, brother of Ignace, R: St Henri de Lauzon
Louis Noel, uncle of Marie Anne, R: St Henri de Lauzon
Louis Miray, Notaire
Source: http://genforum.genealogy.com/quentin/messages/6.html | Leclerc, Pierre (I07071)
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| 742 |
He was a famrer living at Monroe, MI. | LaVoy, Anthony (I02258)
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| 743 |
He was a farmer in Erie Twp., MI, accroding to Robert b. Rosss "The Knaggs Family of Ohio and Michigan", p.27. | Robideau, Benjamin (I09675)
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| 744 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Voinski, Eugene (I05265)
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| 745 |
He was a principal of a Struthers, OH, High School in the 1960's and had held a Master's Degree in Education. | Gaudiose, Martin (I03242)
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| 746 |
He was a soldier by occupation. He resided at Petite Cote du Sud dite Misere. | Villiers, Louis (dit St. Louis) (I03928)
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| 747 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Robertson, John Walker Sr. (I05257)
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| 748 |
He was gassed during WWI along with his brothers and had stomach trouble from that time, according to Mrs. Allie Lisle, widow of their uncle Richard Dusseau. | Bourdo, Ira Sylvester (I03141)
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| 749 |
He was gassed during WWI and had stoamch trouble after that, according to Mrs. Lisle, widow of their uncle Richard Dusseau. | Bourdo, Clarence Samuel (I03142)
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| 750 |
He wore a pencil thin mustache, was a dapper dresser and had a smooth southern accent, according to the Mary Judith Voinski Juliano book in the Lackawanna County Heritage series. He lived in Niagara Falls, NY with his wife and daughter, according to her sister Kathryn Fitzsimmons Brown. | Bradley, Herbert (I05210)
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