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BIOGRAPHY: It is thought that Betsy was born in Scotland and emigrated with her parents. | McCormick, Elizabeth (I68)
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son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Webb) Doddridge, who were natives of Devon, England.
Thomas was an Officer in the British Military, serving in South Africa before his transfer to Lower Canada. Three of John's siblings were born in South Africa but there was no record for John so he may have been born in England or on board the ship bringing the family to Quebec City in 1803 or 1804. John was working in Carleton as a ship carpenter by 1826 and, a few years after his marriage to Jane, they settled in New Richmond on part of the original Robertson land grant given to them by Jane's father, Hugh Robertson. John continued to work as a ship carpenter but also farmed and in later years became a Justice of the Peace. It was in honour of his ten daughters that John named his first vessel "The Ten Sisters". This vessel was wrecked during a storm off Prince Edward Island, with no loss of life, while John's eldest son Hugh was captain of the vessel. All the children were baptized in the Anglican Church, New Carlisle, Qc. John and Jane are buried in St. Andrew's United Church Cemetery, New Richmond, Qc., along with all their family with the exception of Isabella. - from Peggy Willet and from Vic Hodowanski's Families of the Cascapedia By | Doddridge, John Shipbuilder (I63)
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"1783: William Atkinson of Nova Scotia buys Lot #15, above Pointe Cavagnol, from the heirs of Jean-Baptiste Séguin, for his daughter Elizabeth, who is married to John Mark Crank. The Cranks settle on the land in 1789. (Note: At the moment, we do not know precisely who this Jean-Baptiste Séguin was, for there were at least two and perhaps three Jean-Baptistes at the time. However, we can say that he was not the Jean-Baptiste Séguin who married Catherine Raizenne in 1742, since this Jean-Baptiste is said to have died in July 1786 while working on his farm. The likelihood is that we are speaking here of Jean-Baptiste (Jeannot), son of Jean-Baptiste and Geneviève Barbeau, who died in July of 1786, and who is the ancestor of the Séguin's of Rigaud and Ripon, Québec.)"
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LAKE OF TWO MOUNTAINS
A History Timeline
(with particular emphasis upon the Vaudreuil, Hudson, Ste-Marthe
and Ste-Madeleine de Rigaud areas)
http://www.hudsonhistoricalsociety.ca/node/139 | Family F1128
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"Another little story I heard last week had to do with Adwina - Richard was a Guardian on the Little Cascapedia River and responsible for keeping poachers away, some of them being her sons by all reports. One day, when Adwina served salmon, he asked where it had come from, to which she replied "It says in the Bible to eat what is put before you and ask no questions, for conscience sake." End of questions!!" from Peggy Willmett - March 2004
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"Charles Lallemant (or Lalemant), (November 17, 1587 ? November 18, 1674) was a French Jesuit. He was born in Paris in 1587 and later became the first Superior of the Jesuit Missions amongst the Huron in Canada. His letter to his brother, dated 1 August 1626, inaugurated the series Relations des Jésuites de la Nouvelle-France about the missionary work in that country."
"Lalement was made responsible for setting up a mission of the Society of Jesus in New France, and in April 1625 he left Dieppe with Fathers Énemond Massé and Jean de Brébeuf, accompanied by two lay brothers. He arrived in Quebec City in June."
"Lallemant had two close relatives in the Jesuit missions: Jérôme Lalemant, his brother, and Gabriel Lalemant, a nephew, who was murdered by the Iroquois and is honored as a saint by the Catholic Church."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Lallemant | Lallemant, Father Charles Jesuit Huron Missionary (I4864)
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"Gilles Lauzon was a French was a talented French coppersmith and a member of "Le Grande Recrue", a group of roughly 100 Frenchman recruited to populate the colony of New France.
Le Grande Recrue originally left on the ship Saint-Nicolas de Nantes, under the command of Captain Pierre Lebesson. After 350 leagues at sea, it was necessary to turn back. Water seeped into the hold and threatened to spoil all the provisions. Paul de Chomedey (Maisonneuve) placed the passengers on an island before docking at Saint Nazaire. They then had to find another ship, transport the baggage and replacement supplies, and feed all the passengers while waiting. This was at the expense of the Compagnie de Montreal. The replacement ship Sainte-Marguerite set sail on 20 July 1653, and arrived in Quebec on 22 September 1653. There was much illness aboard ship, claiming the lives of eight passengers at sea."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilles_Lauzon | Lauzon, Gilles (I4498)
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"Nellie was the daughter of Sydney and Isabella (Scott) McLellan of Black Cape. She died tragically at the railroad crossing on McCormick's Alley in Chaleurs, when the car in which she was a passenger was struck by the train. Mr. George McWhirter had gone to Black Cape to bring she and the three children home but the car was struck on the crossing on the return trip. The occupants were thrown out of the car and Nellie was fatally injured. Betty, the baby, was only 4 months old at the time of the accident and they found her unharmed in the “cow catcher” on the front of the train. Raymond also died quite young and the children were brought up by their McLellan grandparents." - email from Peggy Willett | McLellan, Mary Ellen (Nellie) (I1425)
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"Of this union there were Susan, Jennie, Dick, Hope, Campbell, Alvin, Oliver (the Herbert Oliver in your picture), May, Louisa & Lorne (11 in all)." - from Peggy Willett May 12, 2008 | Family F323
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"Their nine children born after 1750 were baptized at Saint-Vincent-de-Paul. Of their 14 children, at least half died before the age of three and two others in their teens. Three of their infant children died in one week in August 1751, likely from diphtheria which spread through New France that year."
http://www.cullenancestry.ca/histories/Jean%20Depoca%20dit%20Joanis%20copy.pdf | Family F583
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"Upon arriving in Quebec, he was almost immediately sent to the Huron mission where he worked under the instruction of Fathers Jean de Brébeuf and Jérôme Lalemant for eight years. In 1645 he became superior of the Huron mission. During his time as superior, a number of his missionaries met their deaths, the first being Jean de Lalande in October 1646. They became known as the Canadian Martyrs. He remained at his post on St. Mary's on the Wye until 1649, when persuaded by the Huron leaders to join the fugitives on St. Joseph's island (1649).
After a bloody defeat, followed by the massacres of Fathers Noël Chabanel and Charles Garnier, Ragueneau, yielding to the entreaties of the few whom famine, pestilence, and the fury of the Iroquois had spared, led the small band of 400 survivors, the remnants of a nation of ten thousand, to their final refuge, Quebec, after a long and perilous journey. Ragueneau wrote the "Relations of the Hurons" of 1648-9, 1649?50, 1650-1, and 1651-2 which describes the destruction of the mission."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Ragueneau
| Ragueneau, Father Paul Huron Jesuit Missionary (I4863)
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(Constant and Gagné Elise) | Family F158
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- Fassette Alexandre, 39 May 3rd, 1917 Cote Clara
(Philippe and Sophie Dupuis) Ottawa Cathedral | Family F154
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10 days old | Facette, Narcisse (I940)
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10 days old | Facette, Flavie (I959)
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13 days old | Facette, Olive (I443)
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1618/1622 according to some | Guyon Bisson Dion, Marie (I2533)
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17 months old | Facette, Emilie (I444)
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1742: Jacques Sabourin is ceded the farm (farm #14) on which Greenwood is located on March 22, 1742. The farm is 3 arpends wide along the river and 20 arpends deep. He presumably began constructing a house, and possibly a small shelter for animals, on the land during the late spring and summer of the same year.
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LAKE OF TWO MOUNTAINS
A History Timeline
(with particular emphasis upon the Vaudreuil, Hudson, Ste-Marthe
and Ste-Madeleine de Rigaud areas)
http://www.hudsonhistoricalsociety.ca/node/139 | Sabourin, Jacques (I3403)
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18 days old | Facette, François (I951)
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1861
Page 24 No 162 Parish and Town of Huntly
Bogie Street,Huntly
James Mitchell Head Mar ? 70 (out?) Pensioner Chelsea House Born Cairney Aberdeenshire
Margaret Mitchell Wife Mar ? 51 Born Cairney Aberdeenshire
Elizabeth Mitchell Daur UM 14 Domestic Serv Born Huntly Aberdeenshire
George Mitchell Son UM 11 Scholar Born Huntly Aberdeenshire
Ann Mitchell Daur 7 Scholar Born Huntly Aberdeenshire
George Harper Boarder 9 Born Huntly Aberdeenshire | Mitchell, Ann (I1533)
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1881
Ann Mitchell
Source: FHL Film 0203457 GRO Ref Volume 202 EnumDist 4 Page 8 126579 Huntly, Aberdeen, Scotland
Dwelling: 12 Bleachfield Street, Huntly
Margaret MITCHELL Head W 71 F Stocking Knitter b.Cairney, Aberdeen
>Ann MITCHELL Daughter UM 27 F Mill Worker (Cotton) Unempd b. Huntly, Aberdeen
*James FRASER Grand Son N/A 7 M Scholar b. Huntly, Aberdeen
**William LAIRD Grand Son N/A 1 M b.Huntly, Aberdeen, Scotland
NOTE
Son's of Ann Mitchell
*James Fraser or Mitchell b 1874 illegit.
**Wm Laird or Mitchell b 1880 is also an illegit .
This is where Ann was living when she married in 1882. | Mitchell, Ann (I1533)
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1888
Death Cert
Parish of Huntly. County of Aberdeenshire. Pg 20 No 60
James Fraser Mitchell, Farm Servant, Single, IIlegitimate, died 19 Nov 1888 at 7.10 pm at 42 Princes Street Huntly ,Aberdeenshire, Male, aged 14 years.Mother Ann Mitchell, Domestic Servant. Cause of Death Intra Cranial Abcess 12 days. Informant, James Eddie, Uncle Present. | Mitchell, James Fraser (I1566)
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1891
Scotland Census
ED St Nicholas Poorhouse. Page 8 (click to see others on page). Sch no1. Line 18/19. Roll CSSCT1891_51.
Reg Number168/1. Reg district St NicholasCivil parish Aberdeen St . Nicholas . County Aberdeenshire.
Address:
Nelson Street, Aberdeen
St Nicholas Poorhouse
Alexander Reid Pauper 5 Male Scholar b Huntly Aberdeenshire abt 1886
George Reid Pauper 3 Male b Huntly Aberdeenshire abt 1888
Maggie Ann Reid Pauper 1 Female b Huntly Aberdeenhire abt 1890
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1891
Scotland Census
Reg No 168/2 .Reg district Old Machar .Civil parish Aberdeen Old Machar .County Aberdeenshire.
ED: Oakbank Industrial School for Boys . Sch No 1 .Line: 16/18 . Roll CSSCT1891_55.
Address:
Oakbank Mid Stocket Road, Aberdeen
William L Mitchell Inmate 10 Scholar Male b Huntly, Aberdeenshire - abt 1881
Jos F Reid Inmate 8 Scholar Male b Huntly Aberdeenshire - abt 1883
Both William and his brother Joseph were at this school at the same time .
The three younger siblings are in St Nicholas Poor House Aberdeen in 1891aged 1,3 and 5.
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1893
Death Cert
Aberdeen District of Old Machar Parish in County of Aberdeen. Pg 134/184 ? No 401
William Laird Mitchell Industrial School Inmate (single) illegitimate died 14 May 1893 at 6.30 am at Oakbank Industrial School, Aberdeen Male aged 13 .Mother Ann Mitchell Housekeeper.Cause of death Acute Phthisis 1 month. Informant Joseph Fenwick, teacher, present. | Mitchell, William Laird (I1567)
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1896
Death Cert
District of St Nicholas ,Burgh of Aberdeen.Pg 9 .No 27. 168/01 0027
Ann Mitchell , (Divorced from James Reid, Farm Servant). Died 5 Jan 1896 , 3 am at Rennys Wynd .Female aged 40. Father James Mitchell Police pensioner ( deceased). Mother Margaret Mitchell MS Cantlay ( deceased). Cause of Death Uterine? Haemorrhage 1 day. Informant George Cassie ?[Currie] Occupier ( present).
Note
Uterine Haemorrhage usually follows a birth. Death may have been following another birth!
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1901
Living at
Civ Parish Greyfriars,Parl.North Aberdeen, Burgh Greyfriars, Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Scotland page 20 No 105
54 St Nicholas Street, Aberdeen
Joseph Reid ,Head, Mar ,19, Casemaker, Born Huntly, Aberdeenshire,Scotland
Christina Reid,Wife, Mar, 20, Born Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire,Scotland. | Family F466
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1901
Scotland Census
Reg No 230. Reg District Oyne .Parish Oyne. County Aberdeenshire
Address: Gaudie Cottage
ED 4.Pg 2. House No 7.Line 4.
Roll: CSSCT1901_75
Helen McPherson 77
Jeannie McPherson 28
John McPherson 8
Maggie Reid Boarder 11 Female Scholar b Huntly, Aberdeenshire abt 1890
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2nd Great Grandfather of Krista Francis
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2nd Great Grandfather of Krista Francis | Burton, Richard (I16)
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3rd Great Grandfather of Krista Francis | Facette, Philippe (I61)
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3rd Great Grandmother of Krista Francis
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3rd Great Grandmother of Krista Francis
| Dupuis, Sophie (I62)
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5 years old. | Facette, Marie Louise (I965)
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58 years old | Grégoire, Marie Catherine (I208)
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My mother remembered her Grandmother Karne as a very kind and loving . Mom said she always had sweets in her pockets to give to children. As a child I often studied this photo carefully in hopes she might give me some of the treats hidden in her pockets. Mom also told me she had up and disappeared suddenly. Her husband didn't know where she was. She just showed up one day after having been gone for seven years . Word had it she had run away to New York City......
http://bluebird-of.blogspot.ca/2011/02/karne-johanna-jorgensen-nielsen.html
| Jorgensen, Johana Karne Karen (I3729)
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Somewhat different, and even more exciting
was the experience of Clarence Burton and his
younger brother Hugh. The former is a trusted
guide of the woods, and for twenty-five years
one of the guardians of the fishing privileges of
the Little Cascapedia River.
From
http://www.archive.org/stream/treasuretroveing00macwrich/treasuretroveing00macwrich_djvu.txt
| Burton, William Clarence Guide, River Guardian (I31)
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| Corbeil Felix | M | Head | M | Sep 6 | 1862 | 39 | | Corbeil M. Louise | F | Wife | M | Oct 19 | 1872 | 29 | | Corbeil Aldege | M | Son | S | Feb 5 | 1896 | 5 | | Corbeil Armase | M | Son | S | May 27 | 1897 | 4 | | Corbeil Roseanna | F | Daughter | S | Mar 10 | 1901 | 1 mth |
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| Frechette Harry | M | Head | M | Aug 22 | 1878 | 23 | | Frechette Sophie | F | Wife | M | May 20 | 1880 | 21 |
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| Joanisse | Jean-Baptiste | August 15th 1822 | 78 | Quebec |
| Joanisse | Zoe | September 12th 1837 | 63 | Quebec |
| Joanisse | John | May 9th 1862 | 38 | Ontario |
| Joanisse | Cordelia | July 20th 1875 | 25 | Ontario |
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| Ladocier Jeremiah | M | Head | M | 8-May | 1849 | 51 | | Ladocier Selena | F | Wife | M | 16-Oct | 1853 | 47 | | Ladocier Mary L | F | Daughter | S | 12-Nov | 1884 | 16 | | Ladocier Dora | F | Daughter | S | 9-Jan | 1887 | 13 | | Ladocier Victor | M | Son | S | 15-Mar | 1889 | 11 | | Ladocier Melea | F | Daughter | S | 13-Jan | 1892 | 8 | | Ladocier Thephele | M | Son | S | 9-Oct | 1882 | 18 | | Ladocier Alexander | M | Son | S | 26-Oct | 1880 | 20 |
| Family F160
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| Taillefer Louis | M | Head | M | 6-Jul | 1866 | 34 | | Taillefer Melina | F | Wife | M | 2-Oct | 1869 | 31 | | Taillefer Melina Jr. | F | Daughter | S | 18-Jan | 1991 | 10 | | Taillefer Teddy | M | Son | S | 29-Jul | 1896 | 4 | | Taillefer Rose Anna | F | Daughter | S | 27-Dec | 1897 | 3 | | Taillefer Gratien | M | Son | S | 4-Sep | 1900 | 1 |
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? between Jean-Baptiste Depocat, major son of the late Jean-Baptiste Depocat dit Joannice. In presence of Joseph Joannice and Elizabeth Joannice.
Note: major means 21 years old or older. So Jean-Baptiste was born in 1833 or before. | Family F11
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A Facette relative on 23andMe has R-Z8 YDna | Paquet Boniface Fasset, Boniface Francois (I718)
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A Marie Levert, mother of Pascal Poulin, was at Pascal's confirmation (PRDH # 403563) at Château-Richer (La-Visitation-de-Notre-Dame) 1660-02-02
Is she related? | Levert, Jean (I2730)
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A nice write up on this family at https://www.many-roads.com/2010/04/07/moise-dupuis/ | Family F1328
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A note in Les Notaires du Canada sous le regime Français
"Le plus ancien contrat de mariage conserve au Canada (16 juillet 1636) fut reçu par un maçon, le nomme Guion ou Guyon. L?acte, partait-il, n'est pas trop mal rédigé et l'orthographe y est plus respectée que dans bien des pièces du même genre do nos jours" vol 1, p. 3
The date is the exact for Francois Belanger and Marie Guyon and Belanger was a maçon | Family F958
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A story about Grand-mere Malbeof from Nadine
She lived to be 100years old.
Emilie (nee Martin dit Barnabe) took care of her until her death.
When she was younger one night she was reaching to pick up one of the crying babies in a crib next to her bed. At the time the cribs had posts and it was dark and she put her eye out on the crib. Awful story. So she was blind in one eye for much of her life. Then later on she got an infection in the other eye and was completely blind.
She also smoked. Which as my aunt says, at the time was unusual for a woman. Apparently Emilie told my aunt that grandmere malboeuf after supper would go sit on the stairs and enjoy a smoke from her corn cob pipe.
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F17
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A video with Milt teaching a new sky diver https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cH4huwvhiDM in 1992
Another with a story of the sky diving accident that killed him in June 2005. https://insidecostarica.com/dailynews/2005/june/03/nac01.htm | Burton, Milton Melvin (I291)
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