If your name is Sovie, Sova, Sauvie, Sauve, or Sauvé… and you live in the United States…
Well, Merry Christmas because we are related.
What’s he talking about…?
It’s about this…
Well Honoré, there goes our great-great grandchild again…
This photograph does not mean much to many people… and I quite understand.
This one also does not mean much…
Napoleon Clouthier
Honoré and Julie probably never met Napoleon.
Napoleon’s son, Lawrence D. Clouthier married Eileen Catherine Sovie. Catherine probably never knew her Sauvé lineage just like Honoré probably never knew that his ancestor was Pierre Sauvé.
Honoré Sauvé died on December 11, 1899. That’s 111 years ago. Honoré had many brothers and sisters. One of them was Joseph. I knew very little about Joseph Sauvé until someone wrote me.
Tomorrow I will tell you more about Honoré Sauvé and my new 4th cousin twice removed.
Honoré, I think I’m going to make some donuts…
Bring me some beer dear…
Our Ancestors 
Ha ha ha ha. I liked the caption! I needed a good laugh this morning.
I can’t wait until tomorrow to read what you have to say. I love your wit!
It runs in my genes…
Who says genealogy has to be serious…
You forgot SOUVE’! Joseph Narcisse (Nelson) Sauve’ or Souve’ when America changed it, or a typo (WWII old man card) My grandfather’s birth certificate says Jo. Nelson but..have you noticed that the first name was usually dropped for the second? I think this was a baptism thing. What say you? Just like Marie/ Mary. Leslie Souve’ originally from Rhode Island, now Massachusetts. Grandfather born to Hormidas Sauve’. from Honore.
Pierre Sauve’ I have as one of America’s First Families. Did lots of research at National Archives, DC. There’s a book 2 plus inches thick. our Pierre the guy who had doings with Cuba and a slave uprising? Sauve’s Crevasse in New Orleans? Owned two plantations? Desparate to know!!!