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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Alfred Benoit: 1912 New Bedford, Massachusetts
Alyce LaGasse’s family came from New Bedford, Massachusetts. I found this on the Internet about a picture taken in 1912. Alfred Benoit was a sweeper in a mill in New Bedford. He lived at 191 North Street in the city. … Continue reading
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Meet the Moreaus revisited
I had forgotten to put this picture of Eugène Moreau and his lovely wife Rose Lagasse in this week’s article on the Moreaus. Click here to visit the Moreaus. I also had this one… I believe this picture was taken … Continue reading
Who do you think you are…?
I know some people get all excited when they discover their Lagacé lineage. They immediately connect to Emeril Lagasse. I don’t mind that at all. When the excitement is over, then they start digging deeper and then they find there … Continue reading
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This is what makes genealogy so addictive
Looking at old pictures. I had another dopamine rush caused by Anne’s e-mails… You can read this article if you want to fully understand this one. I wrote it in May 2010. Alyce had this picture. She wanted to throw … Continue reading
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Meet Florence Lagasse’s husband
This story began last year in fact… Some parts of this article were drafted in 2010 when Alyce and I met on the Net. Click here to be reunited with us… Florence Lagasse is Idala Lagasse’s daughter and we see … Continue reading
New Bedford, February 2, 1947
This article was supposed to be published on May 31th 2010. I thought that the story was over… Read the article because there is more to it later on. This is the closing chapter of Idala LaGasse’s story… Sometimes you … Continue reading
Meet the Moreaus
I wrote this article in May 2010. I never got around to post it. 1921 These are the daughters of Eugene Moreau and Rose Lagasse. Alyce LaGasse had also this picture taken in 1921. See anything… Déjà vu…? Meet Alice … Continue reading
Remember Dopamine?
Click here… Well I had a sudden rush of dopamine. This will make Ron Depatie chuckle a little. Someone wrote me about someone whose name was Albertine and she told me that I had this Albertine in my family tree. … Continue reading
Don’t believe all that you see…
On genealogy websites… I am sure Ron would agree with me on this. We have to double even triple check everything just to be dead sure… Bill, my new found 7th cousin, will be digging now for more of his … Continue reading
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Click… Click… Click
Bill wants to invite me to view his family tree on Ancestry… It’s not that simple when you are starting inviting people. If at first you don’t succeed… Try this Bill… But watch out for inviting someone with the role … Continue reading
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