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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Robin’s pictures
There were so many pictures Robin scanned to look at that some were left to be identified later. This one I think is directly related to my distant relatives. We have to assume that Sylvia Elizabeth Bleau wrote the caption … Continue reading
My Brother Harry
Sylvia Elizabeth Bleau was the one who wrote the caption on this picture. She only had one brother. Like I said yesterday I did not pay to much attention to this picture. There were so many pictures that Robin had … Continue reading
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More than a Wedding Picture
This is more than just a wedding picture. It’s fond memories of a loving aunt who made the best apple pie in the world. I have edited Freida’s wedding picture a bit. I have more pictures that Robin scanned. This … Continue reading
Hi Robin…
I don’t know if Robin on the West Coast is still reading my blog. If she is, she must be feeling pretty good right now. All the effort she put in scanning all those pictures last year. I know this … Continue reading
Deep in the Heart of Texas…
Sometimes comments are much more interesting than what I write. This is a beautiful and touching comment from Susan… Deep from someone’s heart in Texas… Hi Pierre, You are right, I am in Texas. Yesterday, I stopped at an estate sale … Continue reading
The A-Team revisited
The A-Team has a lot of members. Ed is from the South. Susan is from Texas if I remember correctly. Joe, Dennis and Judy from Connecticut, Marianne and Fran somewhere in the U.S. Sandy in New England, Robin on the … Continue reading
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How to Read This Blog?
I have posted more than 400 articles on this blog since 2009. For one reason only. You will find out why at the end. This idea of a blog about genealogy just started with the story of someone I met … Continue reading
My Nana Freida
I had found Freida’s maiden name back in 2012. Freida was Freida Kaminski. Then she married Harry Bleau and became Freida Bleau. Freida Kaminski and Harry Bleau I had a hunch… The 1920 U.S. Census. This was the proof I … Continue reading
The Levasseurs revisited
There is no picture of the wedding of Sylvain Levasseur and Aglaé Béland. Everything surronding this wedding is shrouded in mystery. Aglaé Béland married Sylvain Levasseur around 1890 in Ste-Cécile-du-Bic. Denise worked very hard to find everything about that marriage … Continue reading
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My Brother Harry & Freida Bleau First Baby
I did not pay much attention to this picture scanned by Robin last year. It’s a good thing Peter Kaminski wrote this comment yesterday. Fredrica was my great aunt. As my cousins Linda & Liz mentioned, we all called her … Continue reading →