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Monthly Archives: August 2010
Gerard H Lagasse
Can’t get enough… You can’t get enough when you start looking for your ancestors. Sandy and I had identified some of the people in this picture, but the baby was unidentified. Sandy has probably found out who he was. This … Continue reading
22 Conlon street, Bristol, Connecticut…
Sandy put me on hold with my favorite picture… We all have our precious pictures of our ancestors. This is my great-grandfather Stanislas Lagacé. Stanislas Lagasse 1842 Sandy sent it to me without knowing who he was. I only had … Continue reading
Remember Sandy…?
I know I should not write more than one article a week, but I know Ron, Sandy, Joe, and now Melissa will understand my passion for genealogy and for writing about it. Monday Melissa wrote a comment on my blog… … Continue reading
Ron will be back next week…
I did not have time to write the follow-up article about Ron’s ancestor’s in Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines. My article was first written in French for my blog Nos ancêtres, and I need to translate it in English. I promise to do it … Continue reading
Philomène Lagacé, Philomene Lagasse, Libbie…
I know I should be talking about my great-grandfather Stanislas Lagasse this morning… but Joe gave me a lot of information on Stanislas’ sister Philomène. Her nickname was Libbie. That’s a catchy nickname. Joe sent me this obituary… Philomene LAGASSE … Continue reading
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Sometimes you never know what is going to hit you…
Sometimes you never know what is going to hit you when you post a message on a genealogy forum. That was the case in Alyce’s case back in 2000 when she posted a message on Ancestry. Ten years later, she … Continue reading
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David Alexandre, son of Philomène Lagacé…
Joe sent me a lot of information… and also this picture. Picture taken around 1895 He sent me this about David Alexandre, one of Philomène’s son. Godfather: Stanislas Lagacé Godmother: Henriette Alexandre David J. ALEXANDRE-7664 Death (5 March 1933): BRISTOL … Continue reading
Never talked much about Henriette Alexandre…
I sure would like to… I know just a little about her. Henriette was born in 1845. Sandy is trying to find when she died. She has found a lot of information about Stanislas Lagasse and where he worked. This … Continue reading
Got to read this…
I just had this comment from a distant distant cousin of mine… Denis Lagasse’s wife Henriette Alexandre was my great aunt. My grandfather and grandmother moved to Bristol, Connecticut, from Adams, Massachusetts, about 1895. I just moved out on my … Continue reading
Meet Ron Rotureau
I have met so many wonderful people since 2007. I would like you to meet a very dear friend a mine… Bert and Ernie… His name is Ron Depatie. I had never met the guy before last Saturday. We had … Continue reading