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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Santa comes earlier this year…
Santa comes earlier this year Dennis… Yep… Sure looks that way Peter… Each year I play Santa… on this blog about genealogy. Click here for Chrismas 2009 and here for Christmas 2010. This year is not different. Let’s say it’s … Continue reading
I knew some of you would come back…
Still interested about Lucille Lestage…? She has deep French-Canadian roots. French-Canadians are proud of their roots, and it shows… This blog is one living proof. This young sixteen year-old teenager was the niece of Agnes Alexandre and David Nathanael Bleau. … Continue reading
Sweet Sixteen
How do I know? Simple… Who is she? Simple. Come back next time and I will explain everything…
Call Them Distant Relatives…
I don’t mind if you call them distant relatives of mine… This is yet another scanned picture of little Marie’s priceless collection. This is the wedding picture of Leo Combe and Ida. I don’t know her maiden name yet. Robin … Continue reading
Tagged Photos, the Bleau family, the Combe family
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Touching Lives Again
Will this blog ever end? It’s everybody’s guess because the more we find with Robin’s pictures, the more we find more and more. Robin coined the phrase opening the floodgates… Take this picture she sent me for instance. Raymond was … Continue reading
Louis Joseph Combe and his motorcycle
Louis Joseph Combe is Sylvia’s father who is still living and has a lot of pictures of her family. Her daughter sent them to Robin who is in the process of scanning them all. Louis Combe was a photographer by trade, but … Continue reading
Tagged Genealogy, Photos, the Combe family
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Touching Lives
Robin, Sandy, Joe, and I are all touching lives with our passion for genealogy… Sharing our passion so other people’s lives will be touched by what we find about their ancestors. When you share a passion, nothing is asked in … Continue reading
Tagged Reflecting
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Myra’s wedding
Myra Alexandre married William Archambeault on October 22, 1902 in St. Joseph Church, in Bristol, Connecticut. Last year we did not know she ever existed. We only had a picture with no name. What we thought was that we had … Continue reading
Grandpa and his car…
Ron will love this one… You see Ron loves cars, genealogy, and reading this blog. In this picture sent by Robin we see David Nathanael Bleau visiting his grandchildren. It had to be a great day for those kids seing … Continue reading
Tagged the Combe family
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Jumping to conclusions again…?
Don’t you worry about me… I have learned my lesson well with this picture. the Alexandre family At first I thought we had the Bleau family… When people get all excited about genealogy they can hardly control themselves. I learned … Continue reading