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Tag Archives: Idala Lagasse
New Bedford, February 2, 1947
This article was supposed to be published on May 31th 2010. I thought that the story was over… Read the article because there is more to it later on. This is the closing chapter of Idala LaGasse’s story… Sometimes you … Continue reading
Meet the Moreaus
I wrote this article in May 2010. I never got around to post it. 1921 These are the daughters of Eugene Moreau and Rose Lagasse. Alyce LaGasse had also this picture taken in 1921. See anything… Déjà vu…? Meet Alice … Continue reading
Sixth inning… Remember Adolph Lagasse
Do you remember him? Click here. Sandy had this in her files. Pierre Adolphe Lagasse 1851-1922 Then this… Elphege Lagasse 1879-1923 And this… Adolphe Lagasse lived in New Bedford, Massachusetts. He died in 1922. His son Elphege died … Continue reading
The whole picture
Alyce LaGasse and Pierre Lagacé did not know each other last April. Pierre Lagacé in 2009 Pierre Lagacé in 2011 Alyce LaGasse Now they know all there is to know about Idala LaGasse’s ancestors and his descendants… Idala Lagasse Well … Continue reading
Idala was a humble man…
How do I know this…? I can feel it in my bones. Idala was certainly a humble man and I know all this publicity makes him very uncomfortable. Idala Lagasse 1870-1947? He was a carpenter by trade just like my … Continue reading
Hey what going on down there…?
This is probably what Idala is telling everyone nowadays in paradise. Idala is fast becoming a rising star in paradise just like Emeril Lagasse is a star down on Earth. Bam! Meet Idala, Alyce’s grandfather. Bam! With the help of … Continue reading
Remember Diodore LaGasse?
Remember Diodore? Well this man is not Diodore. Diodore died when he was an infant. I just found out about it while searching on FamilySearch.org. I had found his baptisimal certificate in Notre-Dame-des-Anges parish. Diodore was born on March 11, … Continue reading
Pictures, pictures and more pictures…
Try this one for a starter… Click on the image to zoom in. 1921 Alyce says this is Idala’s farm house in 1921. Alyce knew little about who was in the picture so we will play History Detectives… Alyce said … Continue reading
Alyce has been searching hard… and sharing a lot
Alyce has been waiting for ten years to learn more about her father. Now it is her turn to help me in my search for André Mignier dit La Gâchette’s descendants. Alyce went on the trail of other descendants of … Continue reading
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Band of Brothers…
Alyce who lives in Wonderland, U.S.A., sent me this picture… Click on the picture to zoom in. His father is photographed with his brothers. David is the young man on the left in the second row. Here is what I … Continue reading