Pays de la Loire - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Patronyme : MOINARDEAU - ALLEAUME - POISSONNET

elodiepirrello — 2009-11-15 19:29:04Z

Bonjour, Lilou c'est moi Jocelyne,quand tu es venue en France avec Laurence vous étiez venue à la maison chez michel et moi. j'ai toujours eu une pensée pour toi et ta gentille famille. j'espére que vous allez tous bien. Ici en ce mois de novembre il n'arrête pas de pleuvoir c'est un peu tristounet. Je me demande comment vous vivez, j'aurais bien aimer vous rendre visite même si l'australie est loin je crois que tout doit être somptueux mais que tout ne doit pas être facile si tu as mon message j'espére que tu me répondra.

Gerrard, Eppe, Forecast, Wills

KayeSarrouf — 2009-11-08 07:30:17Z

Apparently my family came from the Blois Region in France. We know that Isaac Gerrard and family came from La Ville de Blois, D'Orleans, France and were Huguenots who fled to England in 1685. I have been trying to trace the family in France but have had no luck.

Re: BELLVILLE, POUPARD,ISABEY, COUTURE, CLOUTIER

monteman60 — 2009-09-30 12:53:59Z

lucy are you still out here ?? and if so please email me at rcraig8302@verizon.net would like to meet you at the fort wayne library some weekend soon'' thanks hope to hear from you soon cousin robert craig of fort wayne

Re: Objet : Patrin - Grez Neuville, Maine-et-Loire

Linda_Petrin — 2009-09-24 03:18:48Z

i will ask my Dad.

Placé, Mayenne, Pays de la Loire, France CASS Surname

SharonCrowley — 2009-09-20 22:58:01Z

Seem to have a mystery here re a William Cass br 1815 and son James Michael Cass br 1838 both br England lived in Buffalo New York. Both were Master Mason, Stonecutters.

from The History of St. Paul’s Church, Buffalo NY 1817 to 1888 by Charles W. Evans.
“The cutting and laying of the stone is in charge of Mr. William S. Cass. Mr. Cass has had great experience
in English Cathedrals and Churches, superintending in 1835 the rehanging of Big Tom, of Lincoln; and he has built Gothic stone Churches at Haynton and at Easton,
in Lincolnshire.” The name CASS is inscribed in the stone spire of the addition. William S. is listed in the Buffalo City Directory from 1865 through 1876. The directory also has a listing for a firm William S. Cass & Co. in 1871 and a
listing for Cass & Sons in 1873. William S. is listed for the last time as Sexton at St. Paul’s Church in 1876.

For some reason when I go looking for their death dates which would be around the late 1870s I cannot find them... Neither one is buried with their wives in Buffalo New York cemetery...

There is a letter written by one of Wm's daughters that says about James Michael Cass... no mention of her fathers death tho

The letter closes, “ poor Jim dying away from all of us but
thank God he did not realize it was death.”

I was on Ancestry and found someone who is doing Wm Cass and has him dying in the following place

Placé, Mayenne, Pays de la Loire, France

Have sent a message to them asking how they knew this

Is there somewhere on line that might list the cemeterys there in Mayenne Pays de la Loire France that would have those buried there named?

This is the 2nd time I have encountered Placé, Mayenne, Pays de la Loire, France in relation to this Cass family.... Why?

Thank you for any help anyone can give me

Sharon swtx

Bell - Family name

chrisgiles46 — 2009-09-08 11:48:09Z

I am looking for information on this name I belive the name could be Jack or John Bell his mother was French and his father was english from Southwark/Bermondsey area of London, hhis father was killed in WW1. In WW 2 I belive he was an SOE as his English and French were fluent. he had a Brother George Bell. I belive both of them were born between 1900-1920. George Bell went to Argentina after WW2. The last address are have for him is 82 Avenue de St Ouen Paris 18. or Blevy Par Chateauneuf en Thymerais, Eure et Loire. I think they both may have worked as Goldsmith's at one time. if anyone has any information on these addresses or persons or family, please could they pass this on to me as I am trying to add some holes in the family tree.

Re: Objet : Patrin - Grez Neuville, Maine-et-Loire

AimeeBakerMoses — 2009-08-18 00:59:12Z

Linda,
I hope you can help me I am looking for my husbands grandfathers family. They are Monette/Petrin. Great grandfather is John/Jean Monette who married Marthe Petrin in 1897 and the had many children. They lived in Gracefield, Quebec and passed away in Gracefield. That is all I can find on they. I hope you can help.

Re: Objet : Patrin - Grez Neuville, Maine-et-Loire

mtstiles — 2009-08-02 16:48:35Z

Hi Linda,

My apologies for responding so late. If you are still interested in comparing notes about our common ancestor Francois, I would be happy to share my "branch" of the tree.

Hope to hear from you,
Terry (Petrin) Stiles

Re: Objet : Patrin - Grez Neuville, Maine-et-Loire

bet54656 — 2009-06-06 22:18:55Z

Hello Linda,

I just came upon your message. I live in Wisconsin. I would enjoy corresponding with you about our familytree.
I am just sorry it took me this long to reply.

Betty

Re: CHEVRAULT, MORINEAU DANS 72 para christina

VictoriaCampillo50 — 2009-04-24 01:32:17Z

Flo,
I saw your postings in Ancestry.com regarding offering to help with the Morineau family. I understand that you speak French, Spanish, and understand English. I speak spanish and English and will send my message in both languages. I am researching my ancestor who was born in Beaugency, France and went to Sonora, Mexico in 1851 via a short stop in San Francisco, California, United States.

Ernesto Carlos Santiago Morineau
Born: October 3, 1826 Beaugency, Department Loiret, France
Father: C.G.D.E. “Edme” Morineau
Mother: Therese Poulin

Baptized: November 16, 1826 at the church of Our Lady of Beaugency, Beaugency, Department Loiret, France
Godparents: Ana Elizabet Morineau and Juan Santiago Mario Carvallo d' Grombali, Chief of the Batallion, Commanding Captain of the Sixth Regiment of the Royal Guard, Gentleman of the Legion of Honor

If you have any information or could guide me, I would greatly appreciate your time.

Sincerely,
Victoria Campillo
vcampillo1@cox.net

Flo,
Encontré tus mensajes sobre la familia Morineau en ancestry.com. Entiendo que hablas francés, espanol, y entiendes inglés. Hablo espanol y inglés y mando mi mensaje en las dos idiomas. Estoy haciendo estudios de mi antepasado que nacio en Beaugency, Francia. Cuando tuvo mas o menos 18 anos, se fué a Sonora, Mexico en 1851, después de pasar un poco tiempo en San Francisco, California, Estados Unidos.

Ernesto Carlos Santiago Morineau
Nacio: 3 de Octubre, 1826 en Beaugency, Departmento Loiret, Francia
Padre: C.G.D.E. “Edme” Morineau
Madre: Therese Poulin

Bautisado: 16 de Noviembre, 1826 en la iglesia Nuestra Senora de Beaugency, Beaugency, Departmento Loiret, Francia
Padrinos: Ana Elizabet Morineau y Juan Santiago Mario Carvallo d' Grombali, Gefe de Batallon, Capitan Comandante al Sexto Regimiento de la Guardia Real, Caballero de la Legion de Honor

Si pudieras darme informacion o ideas.....te agradezco tu ayuda.

Sinceramente,
Victoria Campillo
vcampillo1@cox.net

Re: Eugenie Provost

jerhamon — 2009-04-15 08:49:49Z

I found the date of their marriage: September 3 1889 in St Herblon.
Unfortunately, there are only the tables decennales online, but no records after 1880 ...
Now, I think that there is no doubt
The bride is named Eugénie Marie...

Jérôme

Re: Eugenie Provost

jerhamon — 2009-04-15 08:28:55Z

Are they are in France?
Have you brothers and sisters Eugenie?

I found Eugénie Provost in the censuses in 1881 (on the same website)
In observation you have the place of birth.
The father was hongreur (Veterinary, castreur (traduction?) d'animaux) and the family lived in the presbytery.

Jerome

Re: Eugenie Provost

torieux — 2009-04-14 23:17:15Z

Eugenie married Isidore T.M. Orieux. She later immigrated to Canada with husband and three children. Probably around the year 1899 or more ?
They eventually obtained a" Home-Stead" from the government of Sask. Canada.
This land was situated in the North ,West part of the province. It is now called
Pascal Sask.This is where they lived for the rest of their life.

Re: Eugenie Provost

jerhamon — 2009-04-14 22:26:53Z

Hello!
Records of Loire Atlantique are online:
http://culture.loire-atlantique.fr/culture/jcms/cu_10318/reg...

I found only one Eugénie Marie Provost in the "tables decennale": born on 11 February 1870 (vue 3 / 13)
daughter of Pierre Provost and Marie Bossé
There are a lot of Provost in St Herblon!
Have you any other informations to confirm that is your Eugénie?

Re: Eugenie Provost

chrisbouyer1 — 2009-04-12 15:05:00Z

Hello,
I would be able to do researches in Nantes next summer -- I do researches in France.
Should you be interested, please contact me at chrisbouyer@yahoo.fr

Christophe

Eugenie Provost

torieux — 2009-04-12 05:27:16Z

I would really like to find some information about my grand mother Eugenie
Provost,born in 1874-? in St. Herblon,Loire Atlantic,France. Married Isidore M. Orieux, had four children and immigrated to Canada in 1899 or 1900?

Looking for the oroogine of Pierre Botquin

lucieviau — 2009-04-07 22:51:35Z

Hello, I am searching info re Pierre Botquin (dit St André) who came to Nouvelle-France as a soldier of the Cie Franche de la Marine, regiment of Levilliers. His capitaine was Charles Petit de Coulange de Levilliers. Pierre Botquin born about 1684. Might be born in Saumur,Maine-et-Loire or Angers, or Semur-en-Auxois?
First trace of him (Nouvelle-France) oct 1706 at the Fort Pontchartrain of Détroit, Michigan.(french colony at that time) I do not know the port of departure CFrance) or the ship's name...
Trying for a very long time to find his origine (familly, birth of place document etc...

French death records for: Cannefax/Townsend

CGallyn1950 — 2009-01-05 01:11:56Z

I would like information on obtaining death records from 1863 for:
Nancy Jane Townsend-Cannefax (Cannifax)
DOB: 11/20/1814
Death: 2/18/63
Father: William Townsend
Mother: Mary Polly Langston

Was to have died at:
Place, Mayenne, Pays de la Loire, France

GERMAN PHOTOS WW2

lee12091 — 2008-09-20 21:39:58Z

SEARCHING GERMAN SOLDIERS PHOTOS IN FRANCE DURING WW2

Re: Zacharie and Xainte Cloutier

muddwoman — 2008-07-20 21:41:01Z

I can't get that website that shows the home to work. Is there an updated page address you can give us? Thanks so much.

Military exiles from Poland - Galkowski

anettka — 2008-06-07 17:44:39Z

Apparently a relation of mine from Baranowo, Ostroleka, Poland, immigrated to this area of France after the 1831 revolt by the Polish against the Russian ruling that area. He was in the military and therefore likely to be 'punished' for his activities. It appears that a cousin also went in exile to that area. I suspect that there were many additional Polish militia ending up in that area. If anyone is related to Marcin Galkowski, or any other memebers of the militia who went in exile in Baranowo area, there are a good number of researchers who would love to hear from you

Objet : Patrin - Grez Neuville, Maine-et-Loire

LindaPetrin — 2008-05-03 19:56:27Z

Hi!
My name is Linda Petrin. I am writing to you from Gracefield Quebec, where I was born and raised. Currently visiting my parents. I livein Vaudreuil-sur-le-Lac, just outside of Montreal, Quebec. We definitely have an ancester in common. I have the whole tree from me to François Patrin/Pétrin. Would be nice to hear from you.

Re: GULLETT/E Surname

JamesHend70 — 2008-04-04 21:16:05Z

I have a Frank Gullette born abt 1838 in Mississippi. He was married to Mary Coggins or Scoggins. They moved to Duck Hill, Mississippi. His daddy was from North Carolina. I thought it might be one of the siblings who didn't go to Alabama. If you have any info I would appreciate it.

Enguehard, Loire et Cher

toraytpa1 — 2008-04-02 18:03:29Z

Jacques, I am searching for Andree Enguehard born 1892 near Mennetou France (Loire et Cher)She was my Great Grandmother. She left france around 1919 after marrying my ggrandfather James Means who was an American soldier. I'm trying to find information on my French ancestors. Andree had a sister who married Mr. Dassieu whom I believe was a General in the French Military. Please contact me if you have seen Andree in your research. Thanks, Jim

Re: BELLVILLE, POUPARD,ISABEY, COUTURE, CLOUTIER

rcraig8302_1 — 2008-03-25 20:11:59Z

rcraig8302@yahoo.com sorry i forgot to put in last reply '

Re: BELLVILLE, POUPARD,ISABEY, COUTURE, CLOUTIER

rcraig8302_1 — 2008-03-25 20:10:50Z

thats great news let me send you my email address an you can contact me direct an then i will send you a phone number you can reach me at if thats ok"? thanks for the response '

Re: BELLVILLE, POUPARD,ISABEY, COUTURE, CLOUTIER

taxmomma — 2008-03-25 03:16:06Z

Robert,

Right now, we are planning a trip to Fort Wayne and the area around the 3rd week of April. Will let you know when we know for sure,

Lucy

Re: BELLVILLE, POUPARD,ISABEY, COUTURE, CLOUTIER

rcraig8302_1 — 2008-03-25 00:34:43Z

yea thats where we found alot of the info i had but yours was the first to have both same last names on your research isabey an bixlers have not seen any one else post anything in long time on these names' the wife an i are gettin the itch to start diggin on trees again they just moved the fort wayne library back in to its remodled locations ' so hopefully we will get back into it again soon as the weather breaks anyways just wanted to say yes we are still digging i don't have alot on this lineage ' but would love to get acopy of that picture you said you have ' of elizabeth ' an nope i didn't know they had divorced thanks for any help ' robert from indiana

Brosseau or St Sebastien sur Loire

JackieBrousseau44 — 2008-03-02 22:00:27Z

Looking for anyone doing research on this name Brousseau/Brosseau or the area Saint Sebastien sur Lorie.Thank you.

Jackie, Canada

Re: MarseGuerra

romano632000 — 2008-01-26 10:22:12Z

Hi im french, i am a Marseguerra, my dad left tunisia for france in the 50s, and im looking for anybody from my family coz i really want to know my family roots

i hope you'll see this post

this is my email adress : r.marseguerra@hotmail.fr

Re: BELLVILLE, POUPARD,ISABEY, COUTURE, CLOUTIER

monteman60 — 2007-12-24 16:39:22Z

lucy yes we havn't been spending much time on this for awhile the library has been in temp location for past few years an just recently reopend in their renovated building have not been there yet lots going on but they say its very nice now ' would still like to hear from you an if you ever get to fort wayne please email me an we can maybe meet at the new library some saturday ? my new email address is rcraig8302@verizon.net please contact me direct 'looking forward to meeting you some time soon cousin robert

Re: Patrin - Grez Neuville, Maine-et-Loire

bet54656 — 2007-11-17 02:36:40Z

Terry,

I am adescendant of Francois Petrin/Patrow. We have a tree of many descendants who live through out the U.S. I don't have the info handy but, if you have not gotten it from someone else, I can try to contact a couple other people who have compiled this info.

Betty

Re: Lallier, Roberton, Le Chat, Deniau

LLallier — 2007-11-15 19:52:51Z

I may have information of interest to you on the Lallier-Roberton families. This is my line and I have done some research into the family. I have visited the grave sites of Louis Thomas & Marie Roberton and have visited Montoire and Lavardin. I look forward to your email and I am willing to share.

Leland (Lee) Lallier
leeleo@aol.com

Rachias

hcksn — 2007-11-10 19:52:40Z

Je cherche la famille RACHIAS Aubenas Ardeche France

Rachias

hcksn — 2007-11-10 19:52:36Z

Je cherche la famille RACHIAS Aubenas Ardeche France

Looking for paternal line

d3605779117 — 2007-11-10 19:19:43Z

I am looking for records on Hugh Le (Corbeu) CORBET B: Abt 1020 Of, Pays De Caux, Normandy, France. D: Aft 1081 or 1076
Married Abt 1045 Of, Pays De Caux, Normandy, France. Married to Mrs- Hugh Le CORBET B: Abt 1024/5 in Of, Pays De Caux, Normandy France

Re: BELLVILLE, POUPARD,ISABEY, COUTURE, CLOUTIER

taxmomma — 2007-11-07 11:42:03Z

Robert,

Obviously, I haven't followed this thread for a while. I was very interested in the information you mention about Louis Isabey and Elizabeth Bixler. These are my gg-grandparents. Yours is the first info I have seen having Elizabeth coming from France. I would love to have the reference for that. The information that we have was obtained at the Allen County Public Library in Fort Wayne. Is that where you found your data? I would love to share what we have with you. Some we got from the Rondot collection. Did you know that Louis had an affair and that he and Elizabeth were divorced? He is buried in Lindenwood Cemetery. We are not sure where she is buried. Please contact me if you have any other information.

Lucy

Re: Brazeau/Poupard

DBrozo — 2007-11-06 14:51:10Z

new e-mail brazeaubrozo@comcast.net

Frouin family-- from Maine-et-Loire (pre-1872), not Charente?

lambinohio — 2007-07-18 18:43:38Z

I am looking for the birth dates and places and parents' names of Rene Frouin (b. ca. 1839-1840) and Thais Ernestine Dutilloy (b. ca. 1838-1841), parents of Georges Rene (1872-1948), Jeanne Marie (1873-?), and Marie Madeleine (1875-1963) Frouin. The three children were all born in Aigrefeuille, in Charente Inferieure, but I can find no record of either parent's birth or their marriage in that region. However, according to a margin note on his birth record, Georges married Marie Julie Frouin, in 1903 in Coron, Maine-et-Loire. Since her last name is the same, I now wonder if perhaps she were a cousin and if the family originally came from that area. Thanks in advance.

Gaignard or Gagnard family search.

BruceGagnard — 2007-07-15 15:11:38Z

I am a descendant of Jacques Gaignard who came to the US in the late 1700's. Any information on the Gaignard or Gagnard family lines from the Nantes area would be greatly appreciated.

Re: JEAN ROYER-MARIE PAISE

Royergirl04 — 2007-03-12 00:15:16Z

I would like to know what you have and match it to what I have. Also do you have anything on Joseph's son Jean Baptiste and his wife Marie Lepage? Joseph is Augustins son.
Thanks
DEB

Lallier, Roberton, Le Chat, Deniau

jlleffler — 2007-02-26 08:33:22Z

Seeking info. pertaining to Louis "Thomas" Lallier, born 4-21-1805 in Lavardin, France to Jacques Lallier and Catherine Rose Deniau. Louis Thomas Lallier married Marie Anne Roberton on 3-20-1825. She was born 10-28-1797 in St. Jacques, France to Jacques Roberton and (?) Le Chat. Louis Thomas and Marie Anne (Roberton) Lallier arrived in NY on 5-20-1852 on board the ship Gertrude. They had been gardners in France and established French gardens in Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac county, WI. Their children were all born in Montoire, France (on the Loir River in the Loire Valley near Vendome). Would like to make contact with others researching the family. Many thanks!

Je cherche la famille de Louis Thomas Lallier, ne 21-4-1805 dans Lavardin, France. Il etait le fils de Jacques Lallier et Catherine Rose Deniau. Louis Thomas Lallier s'epousa Marie Anne Roberton le 20-3-1825. Elle est nee le 28-10-1797 dans St. Jacques. Elle etait la fille de Jacques Roberton et (?) Le Chat. Ses enfants sont ne dans Montoire, France (pres de Vendome). Louis Thomas Lallier et Marie Anne (Roberton) Lallier sont arrives a l'Amerique (NY) le 20-5-1852 dans la barque Gertrude. Ils sont arrives a Fond du Lac, Wisconsin ou ils etaient jardiniers.
Je voudrais comuniquer avec d'autres gens qui veulent rechercher cette famille. Merci beaucoup!

Joni Leffler
TX

Site for genealogy in Anjou

2007-02-02 06:42:58Z

Hello everyone

just to mention the existence of a site dedicated to genealogists who are doing some research in the french department of Maine et Loire [province of Anjou], France.

http://www.multimania.com/cousinsgenweb49/

This site is now available both in english and in french, and is by no mean commercial.

It contains addresses of genealogical societies, but also a database called 'Cousinsgenweb49', which aims to help you [for free] detecting people with common ancestors in this department.

Christophe

Chacun, Pubert, Debien, Heriteau/Eriteau

gullakers — 2006-12-04 23:21:40Z

I am new to this list. I am looking for information about the ancestors of Jean Chacun x Rose Debien; Atanas Pubert x Ernestine Heriteau/Eriteau. These persons lived in the area of La Roche sur Yon and Les Sables d'Olonne, Vendée, Pays de la Loire. Any information regarding birth, marriage, death (places and dates) would be greatly appreciated.

René Chacun is the son of Jean and Rose. Raymonde Pubert is the daughter of Atanas Pubert and Ernestine Heriteau/Eriteau.

Dajeau family

Ptageant — 2006-10-25 02:56:42Z

I am looking for any information on the Dajeau family surname.
The Dajeau surname is believed to orginate from the Region Anjou, from a small village outside of Angers. I would definately appreciate any infromation on the Dajeau Surname or where I might conduct research on the name. Thank you.

Andouard Surname

toraytpa1 — 2006-10-18 17:05:54Z

I am searching for relatives of Charles Andouard and his wife Adele B. (Hate, Haite) Andouard, born around the 1870's, probably near Romarantin. My name is Jim Williams, my great grandmother was Andree Andouard b. 1893 in France. She came to America with my great grandfather James Means at the conclusion of WW I. I'm attempting to acquire additional information about my French ancestory.

I realize there's very little here to go on, but maybe someone will be able to assist me in this matter. Regards, Jim

Re: Dajeau family

2006-09-03 09:18:57Z

here some possible variants of Dajeau (same prononciation):
Dajeau, Dajeaux
Dajau, Dajaut, Dajault, Dajaux
Dajot, Dajo
Dageot, Dageo

On the website geneanet.org, the surname are find:
Dajot, Dajeau, Dajo, Dageot, Dajau and Dajaux

Re: Dajeau family

2006-09-02 15:15:48Z

Hi Phillip:

Couldn’t find much on your surname, but here are some sites to look at:

http://www.geneanet.org/
http://www.geopatronyme.com/

In the site below, click on “See Cantons et Communes”
http://www.cg49.fr/themes/archives-departementales/

Regards,

Lucie

Re: Dajeau family

2006-09-02 01:17:20Z

Try this:http://www.unicaen.fr/mrsh/prefen/index.php
It's a start.

Patrin - Grez Neuville, Maine-et-Loire

2006-07-24 17:48:46Z

I am looking for any information on or descendants of François Patrin 1684 - 1756. His son François was a salt smuggler "faux saunier" and was sent to Canada about 1736.

Any information or suggestions are appreciated.

Terry Stiles
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Canada