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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
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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Still Puzzled?
Now I am sure you did not stumble on this blog by chance. I got your attention last time with these tin pictures didn’t I? Pictures that might have found themselves in a garbage truck. Instead somone sent them to … Continue reading
Puzzled?
Did you stumble on this blog about genealogy by chance? Genealogy attracts a lot of people searching for their ancestors. Last year, Robin, who lives on the West Coast, scanned close to 100 pictures. I was quite excited about them … Continue reading
Genealogy Is Just Like a Big Jigsaw Puzzle
Want a proof of that? These pictures Robin had scanned last year. All tin-type pictures. At first the only people I could identify were Myra Alexander and her sister Agnes on this picture. They are in the back wearing the … Continue reading
We have come a long way on this blog…
We have come a long way on this blog since I posted that picture almost two years ago. Flavie Alexandre and Myra Alexandre, daughters of Philomène Lagacé and Jean-Baptiste Alexandre This was one of my favorite pictures… It still … Continue reading
Speechless in Ste-Anne-des-Plaines…
I had found another distant cousin last year… Fran, who is related to me by her ancestor Caroline Ménard and John B. Alexandre, gave me a lot of information about that family… and I mean a lot. John B. married … 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 →