I wrote this in December 2009
I wonder if I should go on writing my English blog about genealogy.
I will think about it and get back to you soon.
It was mainly a spin-off of my blog on wartime veterans and keeping their memories alive.
I also wanted to give Lagacé descendants living in the U.S. a chance to link up with their past.
Maybe I will get a message from a descendant wanting to know more… and since I know a lot…
Montreal circa 1954
See you around…
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Well I know which way you went on your bike that day.
It is not in your blood! Thank you for honoring our wartime veterans. My dad’s ship took troops to Juno Beach; and he always had the highest respect for them.
I did not know that part of your father’s life… or you told me and I forgot…
But that’s highly improbable since I have a blog called Lest We Forget with more than 700 articles written…
I would have remembered.
I would most definitely like to see it continue on!
You ask for it Jonathan…
Hello
I saw this blog searching for my family. Myself and my parents have taken our DNA through Ancestry. I knew of a few stories prior but Never anything near the things I’m finding. It starts with my Grandmother, Rita M Parent. Her Death Cert shows Philomena Canuel and Elphege Parent as her parents. This goes nowhere. especially when we include our DNA. My parents and myself are ALL blood related to a few of the following names;
Caron
Gagnon
Lagasse etc,.
I’m truly just wanting to know how to enter my Grandmothers name. If you can help in any way possible I’d appreciate it.