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Objet : Allain Family

michelalain27 — 2012-05-09 03:15:07Z

Lillian-Celestine Allain was married to Elmer-Herbert Morin on the 1942-10-17 in Crown Point Indianna

Re: Allain - Louisiana

felineone — 2012-04-29 02:22:09Z

getting ready to marry into the Allain family in Port Allen/Brusley. ;)
Nelson Allain Sr & Jr.

Re: Louis Allain in Acadia and New England

chapjuan1 — 2012-03-20 22:47:45Z

my email is juanchap@telus.net

Re: Louis Allain in Acadia and New England

srallain — 2012-03-16 15:38:43Z

Hi there,

I would love to have a copy of this article!
Could you please email one to me?
Shaun.allain@gmail.com

Thanks very much!

Shaun Allain

Re: Hyacinth ALLAIN - m.Louisiana - Charles S. MORGAN

potsietp — 2012-03-15 18:03:31Z

Please e-mail me at potsietp@aol.com

Re: Hyacinth ALLAIN - m.Louisiana - Charles S. MORGAN

kcummins115 — 2012-03-15 15:44:59Z

I am sorry I haven't answered you quicker but I just returned from buring my mom in St. Louis. She was 101 yrs. 7 months and 8 days old when she died. I was called to her bedside in the nursing home the last two weeks. I guess she got her longevity from Hyacinth's side of the family. I returned home on Feb. 25th and returned to work the 28th. I had almost forgotten I had requested time off starting March 10th to go out and do mom's taxes but decided to take the time and to go visit my daughter who lives in Tappan, New York. I have done ancestry work for about twenty years and have visted Charles Morgan's family cemetary in South Amboy a few years ago. Would love to talk to you.

Re: Hyacinth ALLAIN - m.Louisiana - Charles S. MORGAN

potsietp — 2012-03-09 22:13:55Z

You may e-mail me ..potsietp@aol.com... Morgans originally from Wales, Charles left South Amboy, NJ for Louisiana and founded Morganza.. I have alot of info from Charels from Gravesend Long Island NY

Re: Hyacinth ALLAIN - m.Louisiana - Charles S. MORGAN

blairabrams — 2012-03-09 20:35:28Z

I willing to share information on Julie Morgan, may grat grqadmother. She was the grandaughter of the Charles Morgan who founded Morganza Plantation. Her father, also named Charles Morgan, married Virginia Raphael, who was apparently Jewish. Julia Morgan married Maurice Abrams, a English immigrant who was a New Orleans broker and my great grandfather. Maruice and Julie had 13 children, half of whom seemed to have been raised as Jews and half as Christians on Magazine Street in New Orleans.

Re: Allain - Louisiana

akasmi — 2012-01-01 23:22:42Z

this is an old post, I know, and I have responded before, but in the event the new year moves you to continue your investigations ..... I am related to your husband. Have been trying to get back beyond Joseph and Anna, and have made slight headway, but PLEASE do respond if you are out there! email is allaine.kasmi@us.rhodia.com

Best ....

Re: Anselme Allain and Nathalie Doiron

lbourgeo_1 — 2011-10-07 22:47:54Z

Hi,

If you are still looking for information on this couple please go to
http://www.genealogie-acadienne.net/?action=home&langSwa...

The information found here should be verrified against other sources.

Louis Bourgeois

Re: Allain Family

MYFAMILY8244 — 2011-08-19 23:19:36Z

I do know that she did give up 2 children for adoption.

Re: Allain Family

MYFAMILY8244 — 2011-08-12 20:18:17Z

Do you know if Lillian was married and had any children?

Re: Allain Family

joyness1 — 2011-08-12 13:34:21Z

Lillian Celestine Allain
Birth: 11 MAR 1906 Kankakee,Illinois
Father: Emile Alvin Allain
Mother: Elphire Boudreau

Emile Alvin Allain
Birth: 06 APR 1872 Saint Anne, Kankakee, Illinois
Death: 07 MAY 1961
Father: Ambrose Allain
Mother: Aurellia Chayer
Spouse: Elphire Boudreau
Father: Peter Boudreau
Mother: Celestine Belanger

Marriage: 07 DEC 1897 Saint Anne, Kankakee, Illinois

Chris

Re: Allain - Louisiana

ishearn — 2011-06-26 13:07:37Z

hello there. did you ever receive more information on this? i am Valry Joseph's granddaughter. Not sure if you ever connect with b.a.t, who is a second or third cousin. I would love to know who you and your husband are, and if you have made any headway in your search. I take it up every now and then but continue to get stimied in the mid-1800's. would love to hear from you. My email is allaine.kasmi@us.rhodia.com. yes, my first name is my mother's maiden name with an 'e' at the end. Hope to hear from you!

Re: Hyacinth ALLAIN - m.Louisiana - Charles S. MORGAN

potsietp — 2011-05-15 13:19:35Z

I actually have a copy of the wedding invitation of Hyacinth Allain to Charles Morgan! Most interesting family the Morgans!!!

Re: Allain in MA and PA

pedxing22 — 2011-04-25 02:05:14Z

hi, just interested in the allain geneology. my father is clement allain. granfather betrand i'm from new bedford ma.....my father always said he was named after his great grandfather

Re: Allain in MA and PA

SueBeety — 2010-12-18 17:11:48Z

Hello,
I am researching my tree and always thought I had a relative that was an Allen. I just found a baptism from Blackstone, MA. Catholic chuch St Paul and my great great grandfather was Clement Allain. His son was baptised at the chuch in 1863. Parents were Clement and Mary both of Canada.
Do you have any connection? The baptised sone was Frances Napoleon Allain ( later used the name of Frank N. Allen) He moved and married in Minnesota and later left his wife and died in Benton, Il.
Sue Beety
Menomonie, WI
suebeety@beety.net
715 556 9749

Allain Family

MYFAMILY8244 — 2010-08-24 02:01:00Z

I am looking for information on Lillian Celestine Allain she was born in Kankakee Illinois. Her fathers names is Alvan Emile Allain and mothers name is Elphere.

Re: Louis Allain in Acadia and New England

Stefan_Allain — 2010-05-27 13:47:30Z

I know you had sent this to me but my computer fried...is it possible to get it again
stefan33@nb.sympatico.ca

Re: Pierre Allain letter, Baton Rouge 1803

Stefan_Allain — 2010-05-27 13:46:35Z

I know you had sent this to me but my computer just fried...wondered if you could forward it again to me
stefan33@nb.sympatico.ca

Re: Partial - re: Hyacinth Allain - m.Louisiana - Charles S. Morgan

kcummins115 — 2010-05-27 05:49:42Z

Would also love to talk to you. I work weird hours and live on the East coast. My number is 301 330 4450

Re: Hyacinth ALLAIN - m.Louisiana - Charles S. MORGAN

kcummins115 — 2010-05-27 05:46:12Z

Hyacinth Allain was born January 9, 1784 in Point Coupee. She was the daughter of Jean Francois Allain III and Marie Francois Ricard. He was born April 10, 1739 in Point Coupee. His wife was born October 4, 1745 in New Orleans. They married October 6, 1761 in Pointe Coupee.Hyacinthe was the youngest of eight children born of this marriage. Marie's father Pierre Ricard was born in 1703 in the Diocese of Agen, France. Her mother was Marie Louise Desnoyers born in Natches, Adams,Mississippi. They were married Jan. 06, 1745 in Pointe Coupee. Jean Francois was the son of Jean Francois Allain II, born October 1703 in Tours France, and Marie Augustine DeHaussy born Nov. 30, 1712 in Maubeuge, France. I have records dating back several more generations. Hope this helps. If you wish to call me I live in Maryland 301 330 4450. I am not an early riser usually up by 1030 EST.

Re: Partial - re: Hyacinth Allain - m.Louisiana - Charles S. Morgan

kcummins115 — 2010-05-27 05:20:20Z

I do believe we are indeed cousins. Hyacinth Allain and Charles Morgan were my great, great, great grandparents on my mother's side. I have researched this family off and on for about 16 years. I can trace Hyacinth's parents and grandparents back to France. I can trace Charles back much further.

Re: Partial - re: Hyacinth Allain - m.Louisiana - Charles S. Morgan

kcummins115 — 2010-05-20 05:46:57Z

We must be related no one else stays up and works on this in the middle of the night.

Re: Hyacinth ALLAIN - m.Louisiana - Charles S. MORGAN

kcummins115 — 2010-05-20 05:44:48Z

Hyacinthe was born Jan. 09, 1789 on Morganza Plantation, Pointe Coupee, La. She died May 11, 1874 on the plantation. Her parents were Jean Francois Allain III and Marie Francois Ricard. Jean was born Apr. 10, 1739 in Pointe Coupee and died there Nov., 1805. Marie was born Oct 4, 1745 in New Orleans. She died in Pointe Coupee Nov. 13, 1814. They were married Oct. 6, 1761 at St. Francis Church Pointe Coupee. I have more information on both back several more generations.

Re: Partial - re: Hyacinth Allain - m.Louisiana - Charles S. Morgan

blairabrams — 2010-05-19 13:31:59Z

Charles Morgan, who established Morganza Plantation, was my great-great grandfather. My other great-great grandfather, Maurice Abrams, married Charles’ youngest daughter Julie, who was James Alfred Morgan’s sister. Maurice Abrams was a Jewish English immigrant. He worked as a consignment merchant, stock broker and estate manager in New Orleans. He may have met Julie while conducting a court-ordered inventory of Morganza Plantation property after Charles’ death on February, 17, 1848. (Charles died without leaving a will, and the Ponte Coupee District Court ordered the inventory so that portions of the plantation could be partitioned and sold to benefit Charles’ heirs. The inheritance issue finally wound up before the Louisiana Supreme Court.) I wonder if you know anything about the circumstance surrounding Julie Morgan’s marriage to Maurice Abrams. The marriage took place in New Orleans, rather than at St. Francis Church in Pointe Coupee, the traditional wedding place for Morgan daughters. It seems odd that Julie would have married outside her faith and outside the planter class. I think there’s a chance Maurice and Julie eloped because her family opposed the marriage. However, it might be they were married in New Orleans because the St. Francis Catholic Church refused to sanction an interfaith marriage.
Blair Case

Re: Pierre Allain, son of Louis Allain to Canada mid 1700s

annettemichaud79 — 2010-05-14 02:05:40Z

Pierre was born at Port Royal in 1691.He married when he was 26 yrs. old to Marguerite Leblanc of Grand -Pre where he went to live.They had thirteen children,five of them were sons and whos decendants became very numerous in Kent,Northumberland and Glouchester counties in N.B.and also in Quebec and Louisiana.He died in Brest France in 1745.His eldest son was named Louis.

Re: Partial - re: Hyacinth Allain - m.Louisiana - Charles S. Morgan

kcummins115 — 2010-04-10 15:49:26Z

The names of the children that you requested are:
Rutus
Adeline Feb. 28, 1810
Aurora 1812
Augustine Dec. 25, 1813
Charles Morgan V. 1815
James Alfred 1820
Marie Francois 1808
Elise 1809

Augustine married John Watson who was a widower from Philadelphia, Penn. They had two daughters one also named Augustine who married Patrick J. McMahon. They had ten children. Their one daughter they named Julia Pauline who was my maternal grandmother. She married Thomas Louis Furley and they had five daughters. My mother was named for her mother also Julia Pauline and she was their fourth daughter. My mom will be 100 years old on July 14, 2010.

Re: Partial - re: Hyacinth Allain - m.Louisiana - Charles S. Morgan

blairabrams — 2010-03-21 01:34:51Z

My great grandfather Maurice Abrams married Charles Morgan's grandaugher Sarah Viginia. Shw was the daughter of James Alfred Morgan (Charles' son) and Judith Ann Virginia Harbour. Can you tell me the names of Charles and Hyacinthe Allain Morgan's eight children? So far, all I have are James Alfred and Virginia Morgan.

Thanks,
Blair Case
Weatherford, Texas

CHILDREN OF CHARLES AND HYACINTH MORGAN

SIWIEC2 — 2010-03-01 20:47:51Z

TRYING TO LOCATE THE GENEALOGY OF ROBERT E. LEE MORGAN. HEARD HE WAS RELATED TO THE MORGAN FAMILY IN NJ. WAS TOLD HIS FATHER WAS JAMES RUFUS MORGAN, BUT I DONT KNOW WHO JAMES RUFUS'S FATHER WAS.
ALL INFO ON THE MORGANS OF NJ WOULD BE APPRECIATED. i AM ALSO TRYING TO FIND OUT WHO IS IN CHARGE OF THE CEMETARY IN MORGAN, AND IF THERE IS ANY WAY TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO SEE IT AGAIN.

Anselme Allain and Nathalie Doiron

Stefan_Allain — 2009-11-17 18:04:22Z

Looking for any information on Anselme Allain and Nathalie Doiron....they are my great-great grandparents and I don't have much information on them...any info would be appreciated

Re: Allain ancestry search

Stefan_Allain — 2009-11-17 17:59:20Z

Not sure if you are still on or if you're still looking for information but I'm from Bouctouche area...and I'm an Allain as well...let me know if there's anything I can help you with

Re: Allain ancestry search

Stefan_Allain — 2009-11-17 17:58:33Z

Not sure if you are still on or if you're still looking for information but I'm from Bouctouche area...and I'm an Allain as well...let me know if there's anything I can help you with

Re: Allain ancestry search

Stefan_Allain — 2009-11-17 17:58:32Z

Not sure if you are still on or if you're still looking for information but I'm from Bouctouche area...and I'm an Allain as well...let me know if there's anything I can help you with

Re: Pierre Allain letter, Baton Rouge 1803

Stefan_Allain — 2009-10-14 12:38:50Z

if this is still available, I would gladly love a copy of the letter as well...I was going to offer my services to translate but I notice this was already done.
Stefan Allain

Re: Louis Allain in Acadia and New England

Stefan_Allain — 2009-10-14 11:59:01Z

Is this still something that can be obtained? I would love a copy of the pdf file if you can forward it to me?

Re: Louis Allain in Acadia and New England

Stefan_Allain — 2009-10-14 11:57:31Z

might not see this due to the time that has passed but I would love a copy of those photos if you have them available. To have been able to visit this house would definitely been a joy I'm sure
Thanks
Stefan Allain

Re: David Allain m. Belsemire Cormier ~ from Bouctouche New Brunswick

esmith7se1 — 2009-10-13 13:58:33Z

Hi, My name is Jenny Allain. My father was Peter Allain from Pokemouch New Brunswick. After WWII where he was a Japanese POW, he moved to MA, Stoneham. He often spoke of his childhood there. His parents were Luke Allain and Treva Barry.

Re: Pierre Allain, son of Louis Allain to Canada mid 1700s

glenn18269 — 2009-08-21 00:50:21Z

Hi Heather
did you ever get an answer?

glenn allen

Pierre Allain, son of Louis Allain to Canada mid 1700s

2009-08-21 00:49:28Z

The family that I am researching began with Louis Allain, who was the first to come over to Canada in the mid 1700s. He had one son, Pierre. I knew that Pierre left during the expulsion (they had been living at Port Royal) and I just recently found out that he may have gone to Louisianna. Pierre's son Louis stayed in Maritime Canada and so did his desendants, who are my direct ancestors. I have been interested in what happened to Pierre and was wondering if anyone would be able to give me an idea.

Thank you very much for any help.

Sincerely

Heather Allen

Re: Pierre Allain letter, Baton Rouge 1803

dgz219 — 2009-05-23 01:22:46Z

if at all possible please scan this letter and send to me at my email address dgz219@hotmail.com. I would be forever grareful as I am a descendant of Pierre Allain.

Re: Louis Allain in Acadia and New England

gtrmaker — 2009-04-20 20:31:48Z

Hi,

I would like a copy in English.

Thanks,
Don Allain

Re: Allain - Louisiana

bats163 — 2009-02-28 01:15:46Z

Hello jennpetross,
I can shed some light on the Allain's in NO, as I am Max Jr's son.
My email: b.a.t.s@att.net

Re: Allain ancestry search

vkey23 — 2009-02-18 03:37:22Z

Hi! You don't know me and I don't know you, but my great grandfather is Reginald Allain. I don't know if he is related to you but if you do have anymore info, that would be great to know.

Mary Allen ( Allain ) Gradney

SAUNDRAGRADNEYFREEMAN — 2009-01-04 21:30:35Z

I am looking for the family of my grandmother Mary Allain or Allen who married Johney Gradenigo, Gradney or Gradnego. He was born in 1880 date unknown Mary allen his wife was born in 1893 and died when her daughter Mary Dell Gradney was six months old.

Johney and Mary had 14 children together. Johney's mother's name was Eva Gradney born in 1859 and died in a nursing home in Mamuo in 1968. I am connected to you all but I am unable to confirm it. I don't know Mary Allen's family. Look for me in your family tree. My dads name was Richard Roy Gradney, Sr born May 10, 1928 to Johney ans Mary Allen Gradney he died December 17, 1984

Re: Allain - Louisiana

akasmi — 2008-11-16 18:35:37Z

I have traced my great grandfather back to Joseph Allain. He had 5 sons with Anna Villevert. Paul (1892), Valry (1893. my grandfather), Maxime (1895), Albert (1897) and Louis Henri (1899). Who is your husband? can we talk on the phone? I live in New Jersey. Name is Allaine Camillo Kasmi (my first name is my mother's maiden name). 908-528-4199. would love to know what you have found out!

Re: Louis Allain in Acadia and New England

lema56 — 2008-11-09 17:03:25Z

I would love to get a copy from you if possible.

Re: Louis Allain in Acadia and New England

djarpss — 2008-08-25 20:03:08Z

Would enjoy viewing the above. Can anyone send it along pdf?
Can share photos of in place floor boards cut by Louis Allain 300+ years ago( carbon dated) for the construction of the deGannes house on St George Street Annapolis Royal (Port Royal) NS. Photos were taken by me at the 300th anniversary open house of Canada's oldest continuously privately inhabited home. What a thrill and rare experience to view boards cut by Louis Allain.
Thank You,
David J. Allain (ninth generation)

Re: Maybe I can help ?

silverdutchess — 2008-06-26 02:31:41Z

Hi, I don't know if you can help but I hope so. I am from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia and I am searching for a Cathering Allain (born:1813 and died:15 April 1888)that was married to Francois Xavier Josse (born:1808 and died:14 April 1888). If you have anyone in the family history with that name and can give me any information I would really appreciate it. Been searching for a yer now and haven't found anything so far on her. I have a link to where I have managed to get most of my family history from.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~bobmartell...

Re: Pierre Allain letter, Baton Rouge 1803

ERIKMCBROOM61 — 2008-05-06 02:17:16Z

Pierre Allain, son of Lieut. Jean Francois and Marie Francoise (Ricard) Allain was born on September 11, 1762 in Pointe Coupee Parish, Louisiana. Pierre’s father served gallantly under Bernardo de Galvez in the campaigns against the English during the Revolution. By 1803, Pierre was residing in Baton Rouge District, Spanish West Florida. Life was good under the old Spanish regime and many of its inhabitants enjoyed the laxity of protocol and liberal land grants. Mme Hortena Vahamonde, daughter of an earlier Spanish commandant – Capt. Jose Vasquez Vahamonde, came under the eye of Mons. Allain. A youthful girl of only fourteen, however, had fallen for the elderly Gov. Grand-Pre, commandant of Baton Rouge from 1800-1809. Pierre eventually wed Mme Marie Paulina Manette Duplessis on May 31, 1804 at the St. Louis Cathederal in New Orleans. They returned home to West Florida where Pierre and his bride had a sizable estate and plantation. Pierre resided in Baton Rouge until he died on February 8, 1820.

Transcription of letter

“Baton Rouge the 12th April, 1803

My Dear Armand, I have received your letter that you have made out of friendship to write to me with joy. You must have believed by my silence that I have not thought of you anymore. No, my friend! The circumstances where I found myself after the death of your poor comrade, Alexandre Patin; I was charged with all of the affairs of his succession and that made me neglect many things that I would have never neglected otherwise in other moments. I have shown your letter to your cousin who has been very sensitive to your memory and has cried from joy to learn of your news. She charges me to embrace you and my family tenderly. Your cousin Manette marries with Dubroca, the cousin of your mother-in-law. I don’t go into detail with you on the subject of your family, Planton. I write you this same occasion of your baby sister who is still pretty and plump. She speaks often of her brother Armand. Your father wouldn’t have rarely missed the opportunity to let you know that you have another sister who is also charming. Our friend, Dufref, who is hurrying me and taking care of this letter, leaves this moment from Baton Rouge to go down to New Orleans to embark for Bordeaux. However, he leaves me time to speak of Madamoiselle Hortena Vahamonde with whom I had promised to marry at the moment of the conclusion. You will find this bizarre that she prefers the Governor Grand-Pre with whom she would be married even if her father and mother had been opposed. You will find as strange that an old liar of 64 years without a fortune with 11 children is able to please a young girl of 14 years. I ask of you to embrace tenderly the little one and tell him that I hope that he will write me also. Goodbye my dear Armand. I wish good health and I hope to have this pleasure to see you soon and I am always your devoted cousin.”

Pre. Allain