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The Calling
Reblogged from Real People Real Stories: This is Lois Astleford, my grandmother, at her first violin recital in 1908. Her mother, Sallie Vale, wanted Lois to learn music and language as she had. But Lois had a different calling. She … Continue reading
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Ligeose
I have seen everything while searching for my Lagacé lineage. But this beats everything. Ligeose! Click here. This woman is in fact Josephine Lagasse. We are surely related but I can’t find how. Someone asked me for my help when … Continue reading
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Denis Lagasser
Click here. Hard to link Dennis Lagasse II aka Stanislas Lagacé II to this Denis Lagasser in the 1920 U.S. Census. Denis or Dennis or Stanislas was a widower in 1920. 1842-1927 Lavina Duke was a widow in 1920. Dennis … Continue reading
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Dennis Lagasse III
I think I take genealogy and our ancestors too seriously. Sometimes my posts are long and confusing. This is Dennis Lagasse IV’s great-grandfather. He’s the man under the hat stuck on branches. Dennis III is also my granduncle since he … Continue reading
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Such a Touching Comment
Dennis Lagasse IV sent this comment about this post. Pierre I can’t thank you enough for everything you’re doing, I really was lost when it came to family history. I saw photos when I was young and didn’t know much … Continue reading
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Hello/Bonjour,
Hello/Bonjour, My French is rusty, so I wonder if you speak English. Georges Landry and Appoline Poissant are the grandparents of my grandmother. I’m just starting to research this side of her family, and if you were willing to share … Continue reading
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Little Did I Know Back in 2007
Little did I know back in 2007 that my grandfather had been rich and lost everything to gambling twice! That’s what I found during my search for my ancestors. I always thought my father’s parents were poor. Not quite. That … Continue reading
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How I Got Addicted to Genealogy
People who read this blog know that I am French-Canadian. They also know this blog is only the tip of the iceberg. I have several and some are written in French. Our Ancestors is the English version of my blog … Continue reading
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I Understand
I understand Harold is trying to navigate through all the information he now has about his ancestors. I am in no hurry. Little Marie is in no hurry also. Nor is her grandfather Dennis Lagasse aka Stanislas Lagacé born on … Continue reading
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Have a Nice Day Harold…
Type Clair Perrin Roys on Google… This is what you will get. At least on google.ca… This is how I work… putting people names on the Internet so people related to them will contact me. No money involved, no donation. … Continue reading
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