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Lovely Rita
This is a post I wrote last year. It was about lovely little Rita. When you read once more Diane’s message, this post is most touching. thought I would let you know that my aunt Rita Hazel, only daughter of … 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
Four Daughters
John Archambeault had four daughters and one son. John married Florence Boucher. Before Frank sent me a whole lot of pictures, I thought John was the same man seen in this montage I made with one of pictures Ed had … Continue reading
Grandpa
This picture was sent by Frank. Frank’s granduncle John Archambeault is seen here with his grandchildren. The caption reads Labeled Grandpa (John) Archambeault, Ernest, John Hall. I believe this is John Hall (1901) on the left with his little sister Flora … Continue reading
Opening a New Chapter: Lilie Lagasse (1873- ?)
I wish I knew more about Lilie. She was my grandfather’s sister. Back in 2007, I knew nothing about my Lagacé lineage. I knew of course about André Mignier dit la Gâchette, but I could not link up with him. … Continue reading
Closing Chapter: Young Myra Alexandre
I don’t believe in spirits, ghosts nor do I believe in reincarnation. Well maybe spirits… But I can keep an open mind. Myra died in 1958 when I was 10 years old. I never met Myra Alexandre. She was living … Continue reading
Frank’s Chicken Notes
I know I might be hard to follow sometimes. Anyway… Frank Archambeault once had wrote me in an e-mail that he was living not far away from Plainville. So when I planned my visit to Joe’s place three weeks ago, I … Continue reading
Le 22 Sept 1853
When Frank sent me this, he never realized he had opened up a lot of doors in his search for his ancestors. Le 22 Sept. 1853, nous ptre sousf avons reçu le mutuel consentement de mariage entre J. Bte Archambault, … Continue reading
We Are Not Alone
We are not alone dear… That’s what Emilie Mercier might have said to Jean-Baptiste Archambault in St. Joseph Church in Burlington, Vermont, on their wedding day, on September 22, 1853. Her sisters Mathilda and Rosella were also getting married… I … Continue reading
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What About Lilie Lagasse?
I hope I did not mislead you with this picture last time. It was not deliberate. Lillie, Lily, or Lillian is on this picture. This is a very rare picture of workers at the Ingraham factory in Bristol, Connecticut at … Continue reading →