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 | Lucille Dusseau and Patrick Tombeau
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 | Meeting of Ralph "Pete" Fluck and Patrick Tombeau
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 | Tambeau Family Reunion, Leavengood Park, Dearborn, MI
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 | Leo Tambeau with his son Patrick
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 | Patrick Tombeau's former home on 11035 Ingram in Livonia, MI
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 | Scenes from Patrick Tombeau's play "If It Were Not For These Things"
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 | Patrick Tombeau's Commencement Photo at the University of Michigan
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 | Patrick Tombeau and the Safety Boys, 1951-1952
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 | Pictures from Georgetown University
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 | Patrick Tombeau's Sixth Grade Class Photo
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 | Patrick Tombeau's Marquette University Medical School Picture
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 | St. Alphonsus School
Patrick Tombeau attended here from 1st through 8th grades |
 | St. Andrew Church
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 | St. Michaels Church
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 | Walter Reuther Psychiatric Hospital Directory
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 | Patrick Tombeau's Childhood Dog
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 | Patrick Tombeau, Georgetown University
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 | Signatures of Patrick Tombeau's Sixth Grade Class
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 | Patrick L. Tombeau: School Psychologist Credential
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 | Patrick L. Tombeau and Janet R. Tranchida: Wedding Day, May 18, 2002
Davenport-Curtiss Mansion in background, Saline, MI
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 | Patrick L. Tombeau: Certificate to practice as a Psychological Examiner
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 | Patrick L. Tombeau: Certificate to practice School Psychology
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 | Patrick L. Tombeau: Social Worker License
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 | Patrick L. Tombeau: Georgetown University Hazing Rules (1956)
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 | eft to right: Monroe Evening News Reporter, unidentified lady, James LaVoy, son of Isadore LaVoy, and Judge William Frederick LaVoy.
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| Pictures of the formal wedding in 1962 of Walter Nicgorski, college friend of Patrick Tombeau
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 | Tombeau Hall Christmas Feast 2005
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 | Lucille Dusseau Tambeau's 97th Birthday Party, February 21, 2013
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| Patrick L. Tombeau with bride's brother at Walter and Elaine Nicgorski's wedding June 23, 1962
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| Walt Nicgorski (l) and Patrick Tombeau (r) in Walt's home
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 | 7th Grade Class Picture, 1951
Front writing: Patrick L. Tambeau, 2nd last row near window, middle of row, boy with tie, glasses
Back writing: See signature of Patrick Tambeau Signed "Professor Tambeau" |
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| Documents
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 | Newspaper article about Patrick Tombeau interviewing William Tambeau about the decendants of Peter Fitzsimmons
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 | Christmas card from Julia Adelaide to her great Nephew Patrick Tombeau
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 | Yearbook entry from 1956
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 | Yearbook photo of Patrick Tombeau in 1956
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 | Who's Who among Human Services Professionals Profile page 1
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 | Who's Who Among Human Services Professionals page 2
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 | Honor Certificate from Georgetown University
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 | Article in the Livonia Observer about Dr. Patrick Tombeau's professional honors
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 | Dr. Patrick Tombeau, commemorative collage
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 | Old Rosedale Garden's homeowners association: Dr Patrick Tombeau garden description
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 | State of Michigan Psychologist Licensure
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 | Patrick Tombeau Baptism certificate
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 | Patrick Tombeau's Social Worker and School Psychologist licenses
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 | Dr. Tombeau home advertisement
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 | Patrick Tombeau 1956 Yearbook
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 | Patrick Tombeau 1956 Yearbook
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| St. Mel's Speaking Announcement
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| St. Mel's Guest Speaker Announcement
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| St. Mel's Guest Speaker
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 | Monroe (MI) Evening News, August 18,2002: The LaVoy Roots: 200th Anniversary of the LaVoy Family in America - Page 1
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 | Monroe (MI) Evening News, August 18,2002: The LaVoy Roots: 200th Anniversary of the LaVoy Family in America - Page 2
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 | Christmas Feast 2007
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 | Common Genetic profile Found in Groningen, Holland
This profile corresponds exactly to a genetic STR profile of Patrick L. Tombeau's Y chromosome. This would appear to be the origin of his Dutch immigrant ancestor, William Tombos. Analysis was done September 6, 2007 by the Genographic Project of the National Geographic Society. ID number: FW8V88M5K5. Confirmation of the Groningen, Holland, profile may be found on ystr.org
The Genographic Projecty also determined that Patrcik L. Tombeau belongs to the R1b haplogroup out of East Africa ending in northern Europe approximately 30,000 years ago. The loci used on the Y chromosome analysis are as follows with the short tandem repeats (STR)'s values in parentheses: 393 (13); 19 (14); 391 (11); 439 (12); 389:1 (14) 389:2 (16, total 14 + 16 =30); 388 (12); 390 (24); 426 (12); 385a (11); 385b (15); 392(13).
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 | Notice of the LaVoy Family 200th Anniversary (Bedford (MI) NOW, p. 15, August 15, 2008)
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 | Patrick Tambeau High Schol Activity: Great Books Discussion Group (University of Detroit High School Paper (The Cub), pg. 6, April 29, 1955.
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