Monthly Archives: October 2011

On the back of the photo

Well Dennis… I am so glad you finally know who you are… Lionel Lagasse, Dennis’ father, sent him this picture. The note says it all or does it? The man in the picture would be Dennis Lagasse 1842, the father … Continue reading

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Dennis Lagasse… Who do you think you are?

Sometimes I think I scare people away with my passion for genealogy. I hope I won’t scare Dennis away. If you pass the test and you are not afraid, then you are in for a big surprise… I am a … Continue reading

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Googling on Google

If you ever google this on Google… our ancestors Lagasse Then you will see this page… Click here.  If your name is Dennis Lagasse and you google Dennis Lagasse ancestors… then you will get this… Click here. And then, if … Continue reading

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Sometimes it won’t strike you the first time, but…

then, you start to wonder… At first Sandy thought that the man on the right was Wilfred Lagasse… But then she started to wonder about his identity. Sandy and I met for the first time on September 20th. She showed … Continue reading

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St. Thomas cemetery revisited

After seeing  Stanislas 1864′s tombstone, it really made my day… With the help of some of his descendants, in 2010, I had gotten many pictures of this family.     Stanislas 1864 died in 1922 in an accident. So I … Continue reading

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St. Thomas cemetery

I never expected Joe would know where some Lagasses were buried in Bristol, Connecticut. So when he told me, we went to St. Thomas cemetery to find clues on where my great-great grandfather Stanislas Lagasse was  buried. This was a … Continue reading

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Joe was much more related to me than I first thought

Joe sent me this message when I had returned from his place down in Bristol, Connecticut. I don’t know if I gave you these obits before BRISTOL PRESS 31 August 1914 John B. Alexander died at his home, 63 West … Continue reading

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Good morning Joe

Joe can’t read the French version of my blog about genealogy. Ron can’t also. So this is the reason why I am writing this article… But more articles are in the pipeline. You see, I visited Joe twice in the … Continue reading

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