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I am not much into muscle cars…
Who says genealogy has to be boring and roots searching is dumb…? Not me, not Jim, and certainly not Ron. I have been digging a lot lately Here goes 409 I am not much into muscle cars… but I love … Continue reading
Watch out in the mirror for this one
I usually post an article only on Mondays. But Ron is having so much fun in Southern Ontario while I am digging out from the latest snowstorm here in Ste-Anne-des-Plaines that… Here goes… Ron wrote me about Jim’s cars. Pierre, … Continue reading
Final chapter
Ron Depatie would have never thought that his simple question about Joseph Euclide Depatie, the son of Léon Dépatie and Sophronie André, would trigger some kind of genealogical tsunami. Tuna what…? You never know down the long and winding road … Continue reading
We are never completely 100% sure…
Remember Fabien Sauvé? Ron told me in a comment on my blog that Fabien Sauvé was his great-grandfather’s friend. That’s what he said… Well I thought it was going to go like this on Fabien, IN THE NAME OF THE … Continue reading
Ron’s Boxing Day
Ron is reading this blog as if it was the Bible… When you start reading my blog, you can’t stop finding so many things that enlighten your life. One of these is the Sauvé story and Odette Clouthier, my 4th … Continue reading
The long and winding road of Ron…
Ron Depatie was desperately searching for who had built la Maison Chaumont. Ron thought Toussaint, the son of his ancestor Jacques Bélisle, had built la Maison Chaumont. Nice job… After Ron and I teamed up in our research, we believe … Continue reading
All roads lead to Ron…
All roads lead to Ron… Ron lives in Midhurst, Ontario. Midhurst is not a stone throw away from Ste-Anne-des-Plaines. But Ron had to come to Ste-Anne-des-Plaines to see where is ancestor Jacques Bélisle had lived back in the 1800s and … Continue reading
Ron’s Labor Day
It’s Labor Day today. I hope you’re not working. Ron’s search for who built la Maison Chaumont continues. Ron Depatie thought Toussaint, the son of his ancestor Jacques Bélisle, had built la Maison Chaumont. My ancestor’s son built this… Ron … Continue reading
Ron’s back on track…
The Bélisle family of Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines is on the map as well as on the Internet, just as much as the Lagasse family is. I don’t know where I am heading with this, but anyway… full speed ahead. 1939 Chevy Three … Continue reading