Fleury - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Alexander J. Fleury/M.Louisa Bennett

lmmillette — 2012-01-14 23:54:17Z

Yes Canada

Re: Alexander J. Fleury/M.Louisa Bennett

jctpool — 2012-01-14 18:03:13Z

I infer from the previous messages that Alexander J. Fleury is a descendant of Fleurys from Canada, not from Alexander M. Fleury of Jamaica, Queens, Long Island, New York. Just wanted to confirm.

Re: Alexander J. Fleury/M.Louisa Bennett

GLNadon — 2012-01-13 20:53:35Z

Rose is my aunt so you have to be my second Cousin. Also rose is my father's sister. We have the same ancestors. Would like to hear from you and see what we have documented for ancestors

George Nadon mapa2@metrocast.net

Re: Alexander J. Fleury/M.Louisa Bennett

lmmillette — 2012-01-04 00:27:01Z

Hello,
My mom has a 4 generation picture with Alexander Fleury (her g grandfather), Louise Fleury Nadon ( her grandmother, Rose Nadon Perron ( her mother) and herself. Let me know if you are interested in this! Thank you,
Lmmillette

Re: Onisime Fleury m. Julie Therrein

joyness1 — 2011-12-15 12:38:32Z

I checked your lines in Fleury and Therrien sources. Email me at nckowal@optonline.net if you want the info. No info on possible Native lineage.
Chris

Onisime Fleury m. Julie Therrein

wb6bnt_1 — 2011-11-24 10:49:05Z

Onisime and Julie lived in Arthabaska, Quebec. They had many children, and one of them was my Grandfather, Leodore (Leo) J. Fleury 1896 - 2000. He moved to Detroit Michigan and married Grace E. Butler and had four sons:

Leo A. Jr. 1920 - 1921
Donald A. 1922 - 2005
Emerson C. 1927 - 2007
Richard J. 1929 - 2003

He later remarried Cynthia Alta Dahle and moved to Morro Bay, CA.

Emerson was my father; he married Patricia A. Kirchoff and they had three children:

Cynthia A. 1948
Cheryl A. 1959
Christopher A. 1966

I have been able to trace my Fleury ancestors back to the late 1700s in Quebec, but then the records start getting confusing. Of all of the posts I have read, I haven't seen any names that I am familiar with. I do know that when my Grandfather talked about his relatives, he did mention having Indian relatives, but I don't remember which state he said he visited them in. I also noticed in old photographs, my Grandfather had a sign on his home that spelled his name "Fleurie" even though everywhere else he spelled it "Fleury".

Re: Fleury in Ontario

deegee150 — 2011-11-16 23:57:32Z

Hi I have Fleury,s in the areas you are looking for.
Please let me know what I can help you with.
Gord

Re: Donald A Fleury

catherinemasserant63 — 2011-10-19 14:44:26Z

Not sure if this could be a connection but I have a Great Great Grandmother Elizabeth Fluery (m. Henry Burns) Maybe born in Indiana 1840's? My Great Grandfather would be James F Burns. I've hit a dead end. Please let me know if we have a possible connection. Thanks Catherine

Re: Donald A Fleury

catherinemasserant63 — 2011-10-19 14:41:09Z

I'm sorry, I would curious if you have any family ties to a Elizabeth Fluery m. to Henry Burns in your Tree. I am having a hard time finding my Great Grandmothers Family. Any information or sound familiar? I think she was B. in Indiana 1840's?

Edna Louise Fleury Photos Park City, Utah

jessicado22 — 2011-09-14 21:57:23Z

Hi, I recently purchased two photos at a local antique store (Eugene, OR) of Edna Louise Fleury (born Jan 15, 1897 in Utah). Her parents were John Fleury and Annie Marie Porter. Edna married Frank Babcock and had at least two children Winnifred and Jack Babcock. She then married (unk) Barker and died 1974 in California.

If you would like the original cabinet photos, I am NOT related and am trying to get the photograph to someone who is related and would want them. If you are interested, just let me know! I paid $4 for both photos (total) and just ask for reimbursement and shipping costs (I am not trying to make a profit), :)Jessica

Re: Website Fleury Ireland and Brooklyn

wrdsrus — 2011-07-28 17:40:25Z

Fleury's originally from Ireland are thought to be descended from the Furey clan.

There are also French Huguenots who lived in Ireland after their prosecution in France

DNA testing of a male Fleury is probably the easiest way to figure out if your ancestors are French or Irish...mine are definitely Irish going back to Niall of the Nine Hostages (see wikipedia for lots of info re him)

Re: Joyce where in Ireland where your Fleury's from

wrdsrus — 2011-07-28 17:36:55Z

The website above is French Canadians...we are Irish. Thanks for the thought though

Joyce where in Ireland where your Fleury's from

CoachThom — 2011-07-28 11:08:32Z

and did you see this?

http://fleury-genealogy.com/fleury-genealogy-generation-06.h...

Re: Website Fleury Ireland and Brooklyn

CoachThom — 2011-07-28 10:58:51Z

Thanks for your inspiration Joyce! I kept seeing that my GG mother Mary Matilda Fleury place of birth was Ireland but everything keeps pointing to Ontario. I now know someone else has Fleury's descending from Ireland.

found a website on fleury in ontario french canadian fleurys

CoachThom — 2011-07-28 10:54:54Z

found this
http://fleury-genealogy.com/fleury-genealogy-generation-06.h...

Re: Fleury

catherinemasserant63 — 2011-05-16 21:49:55Z

Just read thru alot of previous posts pertaining to the Surname Fleury. My Gr Grandmother was Elizabeth Fleury, Born either late 1830's or early 1840's, Unsure of where, the only clue about where came from her son my grandfather(James F Burns) in a census, he says Pa. then later says OH. She lived in In where he was born and was married to Henry Burns. If any of this sounds familiar please contact me, Thanks
Catherine

Re: South Dakota Lakota Sioux

darcifleury — 2011-04-29 10:14:38Z

Email update: darci.fleury@gmail.com

Re: John or Jean Fleury_French Canadian_married Dakota

raycunyjr — 2011-03-29 09:16:47Z

Maybe:John Fleury Sr died 1856 near Hamburg, Iowa American Fur Co wife: Margaret Strikes The Ree, LaKaut, Fleury, Kirkie Her father: Hit Him In The Middle her Mother: Rattling Hail

Re: fleury

anthonyach1 — 2011-03-22 22:20:39Z

George Louis Fleury was my great, great, great, great grandfather. He had 9 children: Richard, Henry Francis Doumes, Elizabeth Melesina,
George Alexander, Robert Antoine, Isabella Julia, Charles Manday, John Franquefort. Although the family were living in Ireland they were all descended from french nobility who had fled france as they were huguenots.

Charles Manday married Louise Catherine Barker and had 11 children: Emma,
Elizabeth, Francis G, Mary Esther, Charles William, William Laurenson, Anna Kate, Louis Arthur, Arthur F.J., Gertrude, Alfred Edward.

I am descended from Louis Arthur.

hope that this reaches a few descendants.

Re: fleury

wrdsrus — 2011-03-22 00:56:04Z

your question is not clear...you make a statement about George Fleury, then nothing else...are YOU connected to George Fleury? If I recall correctly he WAS a huguenot...and I am a bit confused about any connection my family may have had to him, if at all, but I have not been able to get far enough in research to prove or disprove a connection...

if you can be more specific about your connection to him, that might help people to see if they are connected or not...if you can be specific about his brothers, sisters, parentage, and descendants, that might help other people to figure out if they are connected or not...

MOST Fleury's I have seen, are pretty confused about their lineage...so any info you can provide about what you have found out might help you and others more...

What confuses ME the most is our DNA shows we are Irish. Have you had DNA testing done on a male, direct descendant Fleury? If so, what did it show? There are French as well as Irish Fleury's...

fleury

anthonyach1 — 2011-03-21 23:07:04Z

george louis fleury was arch deacon at st.patricks cathedral waterford ireland in 1800s. They were a huguenot family. any connections?

Re: Fleury, Chapeau, QC

suzanne_fleury — 2011-02-14 19:02:57Z

Hi Linda--good to meet another cousin.

Yes I have just rec'd info that says that Julia Dube who married Joseph Fleury in Maskinonge was a native princess brought up by the Dube family. She was the Algonquin native. She was given that name at her baptism performed so that she & Joseph could marry. He of course was French Catholic.

Re: louis and josephte gros ventre vandall

vlb9123 — 2011-02-06 17:02:50Z

Would very much like to see what you have on the Fleury family. I have alot to share but always looking for more.

Vern Barlow\terry_vern@yahoo.com

Re: Claude Fleury, MI

joyness1 — 2011-01-05 20:33:49Z

Groom's Name: Loius Fleury
Groom's Birth Date: 1883
Groom's Birthplace: Wisconsin
Groom's Age: 24
Bride's Name: Caroline Thompson
Bride's Birth Date: 1888
Bride's Birthplace: Michigan
Bride's Age: 19
Marriage Date: 07 Aug 1907
Marriage Place: Ingella, Menominee, Michigan
Groom's Father's Name: James F. Fleury
Groom's Mother's Name: Caroline Duprey
Bride's Father's Name: Gorgen A. Thompson
Bride's Mother's Name: Anna M. Fredrickson
Groom's Race: White
Groom's Marital Status: Single
Groom's Previous Wife's Name:
Bride's Race: White
Bride's Marital Status: Single
Bride's Previous Husband's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M00880-8
System Origin: Michigan-EASy
Source Film Number: 1017373
Reference Number: 312
Collection: Michigan Marriages, 1822-1995

Groom's Name: James J. Fleury
Groom's Race:
Groom's Age: 24 years
Groom's Birth Date: 1882
Groom's Birthplace: Wisconsin
Bride's Name: Lois Searl
Bride's Race:
Bride's Age: 17 years
Bride's Birth Date: 1889
Bride's Birthplace: Minnesota
Marriage Type:
Marriage Date: 22 Apr 1906
Marriage Place: Ingallston Township, Menominee, Michigan
Groom's Father: James F. Fleury
Groom's Mother: Caroline Dupry
Bride's Father: Robert Searl
Bride's Mother: Unknown
Groom's Marital Status:
Groom's Previous Wife:
Bride's Marital Status:
Bride's Previous Husband:
Film Number: 2342675
Frame Number:
Digital Folder Number: 4209085
Image Number: 105
Reference Number: v 4 p 14 rn 98
Collection: Michigan Marriages, 1868-1925

Groom's Name: Onizune Fleury
Groom's Birth Date:
Groom's Birthplace:
Groom's Age:
Bride's Name: Carolina Dupre
Bride's Birth Date:
Bride's Birthplace:
Bride's Age:
Marriage Date: 10 Nov 1880
Marriage Place: Brown, Wisconsin
Groom's Father's Name: Louis Fleury
Groom's Mother's Name: Margaretta Beaupre
Bride's Father's Name: Eariste Dupre
Bride's Mother's Name: Catharine Dixon
Groom's Race:
Groom's Marital Status:
Groom's Previous Wife's Name:
Bride's Race:
Bride's Marital Status:
Bride's Previous Husband's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I00837-7
System Origin: Wisconsin-EASy
Source Film Number: 1275775
Reference Number: 2585
Collection: Wisconsin Marriages, 1836-1930

In this record, the groom's first name is Onizune. The French spelling would be Onesime. It was quite common for French men named Onesime to take the first name of James in the United States.
Chris

Olivine Fleury

BobsYourUncleEh30 — 2011-01-05 19:43:01Z

Looking for the date of Birth of Olivine Fleury daughter of Amable Fleury and Mathilda Benoit. Amable Fleury had a daughter named Olivine and his brother Louis Fleury also had a daughter named Olivine. In the 1881 census of Pontiac/Sheenboro/Chapeau both Olivines appear on the same page. mine was 13 Louis's Olivine was 9. I have all the birth, records, marriage and deaths of all of Olivine's brother's and sisters but I don't have my Olivine's birth. ALl we can calculate with regards to the year of birth according to 1871 and 1881 cencus is that she was born around 1868 either in Sheenboro, Maskinonge Chapeau or who know's maybe the Pembroke area. Olivine married my great Grandad in Chapeau/Sheenboro. My great grandad was James Brennan Jr, son of James Brennan Sr and Julia Doughan. It would really help if I can find my Olivine. The Chartrand family were quite surprised to find that there were two Olivines as everyone kept giving me Louis' daughter's info as if it were my own. But his Olivine did not marry a brennan, mine did. So when I produced the 1881 census with both Louis and Amable and both Olivines on the same page, the search began for my great grandma's birth which no one to this day has ever found yet. my email is malcolmxl@sympatico.ca. The Brennans and the Fleurys and the Venasses are also related.

Re: Fleury, Chapeau, QC

BobsYourUncleEh30 — 2011-01-05 19:26:53Z

Hi athere Sea Horse. contact me at malcolmxl@sympatico.ca. The Fleurys of Chapeau are related to me. I may be able to steer you in the right direction. My name is Linda and I am also familiar with the Pembroke area.

Re: Fleury, Chapeau, QC

BobsYourUncleEh30 — 2011-01-05 19:25:05Z

Hi Suzanne, my name is Linda and the Fleury's of Chapeau and Maskinonge are related to me. My great grandad was Amable Fleury and Mathilda Benoit. Amable had a brother named Louis. Both Amable and Louis have daughters named Olivine. My Olivine's birth records are not found but Louis Olivine is accounted for. I am now looking under the Maskinonge area where Amable came from and hoping that maybe Olivine was the only child who may have not been born in Chapeau. For a long time Olivine (Louis daughter ) was mistaken for mine but when I brought up an 1881 census with my Olivine (Amable's daughter) aged 13 at the time and Louis Olivine who was nine at the time both kids on the same page, the Chartrand family were quite estactic and surprised that there were two all of this time. My Olivine married James Brennan. If anyone can provide me with my Olivine's birth records I would be so happy. I have found the birth and deaths of all her siblings but never found her birth records. I did find the marriage and the death but without the birth record, I have been having problems getting my indian status as the Fleury's were apparently Algonquin.

Re: Fleury vs Fleurie

ColleenFleury — 2010-12-29 15:29:32Z

Hi Suzanne.
Julie Dube: while working on my family tree, I got in touch with a cousin from the Pembroke area who told me that all the family had a band card and that we belong to the Bonnechere Band of Algonquin Aboriginal People. It turns out that Julie Dube was a princess (the Chief's daughter. Her name was changed to a Christian name when they baptized their first child in Maskinonge, Que. The story goes "our great grandpa wanted their child baptized and in order to do so; baptized Julie, married them and baptized the child Julie Fleury who later married a St Jean.) This event was documented and the papers kept- she became on that day a person of interest "in accordance to Federal recognition as an aboriginal”. Last year I travelled to Allumette Island and met with that cousin’s mother (who is the family genealogist) and saw for myself the documentation. I now have my band card.
Name change: when I corresponded with Michel Sabourin and he said that his grandmother told the same story as my grandfather about the name change- I figured something was up. The Fleury name in France is Fleury and not Fleurie. There are a few Fleurie’s in France but that line returned from Canada with the name change. So I don't know for sure why they said that their name was Fleurie (but they hid the fact that Julie (not her real name) was native- maybe to avoid reservations?? or be affiliated with Louis Riel??? I guess we will never know...maybe it was that someone miss spelt it....thought because they were French that it should have a French spelling...but Cardinal Andre de Fleury(who was the prime minister of France during the reign of Louis the 16th) spelt his name Fleury and the Fleury Abbey in France is ie...Fleury’s are well to do people in Ireland(so an Irish friend of mine says)so I researched the name in France and found that that they immigrated from Ireland around 1060...and that they were a descendant line from Henry I. One thing I did see even from Marie Mouton of Versailles (married to our ancestor Fleury) Fleury’s are married to someone of interest; Marie Mouton a descendant from the House of Ajou. Jeanne Gilles a “fille du Roi- coming to Canada with 200 pounds more that the other King’s daughters….The Cardinal’s family owned a clothe manufacture in southern France- they imported to Canada and returned with fur. One of the family’s descendants ran the exploration company here. My grandpapa delivered mail Pony Express and his son was a Forest Ranger in 1910…a tough time back then to get work…but they got favors….I guess it’s too bad that we lost the war and hit the dirty thirties… maybe we’d all have some extra $...tee..he
ps; your contact for native status is Nancy Ward(i can get u the contact info if u want)and the France info is on line through the liberary; can u read French?
here's my contact info are you building you documenting your family tree. Michel and I are using the same database and can make matches...it's free if u keep it to less than 250 people- can't remember the name right now...but can get to u---if u upgrade we can share photos....i have some Julie Fleury, the St Jean's (by the way the came from L'Isle St Jean...now PEI)and the Chartrand's.
my email: littlecreek@sympatico.ca

regards, Colleen

Re: Fleury vs Fleurie

suzanne_fleury — 2010-12-28 23:05:01Z

Hi Colleen-- don't know if you were speaking to me specifically. I still don't know what this Algonquin Report is or where to get it.

How do you know that Julia Dube was Algonquin? Where did you find that info?

Re the name change --It's my impression that is was only a spelling difference dependant on who was writing it e.g. someone who wasnt French may not know French spelling.

Also the info re King Henry I, where did you find that?

Sooo interesting!

Thanks...Suzanne

Re: Fleury vs Fleurie

ColleenFleury — 2010-12-28 20:29:59Z

they r also my g- grandparents. Did u ever get a reply about the Algonquin report? Fleuri born in Maskinonge, Que. and appears to be a descendant of a Fleury dit Mitron
Many of us asked the same question; why the name change? Julie Dube was Algonquin and I believe the Chief's daughter. One of the Fleury's either sibling or cousin was Louis Riel's right-hand-man.
Fleury's in France are descendants of King Henry I; arriving from Ireland around 1065

Iva Fleury - Michigan

joeyfleury — 2010-12-08 01:20:05Z

I am searching for information on Iva Fleury. She is my great-grandmother. I do not have a birth date for her but I believe her maiden name was Woodruff. She was marred to James R. Fleury and they had nine children: Kenneth, Gerald, Raebelle, Claude, Gordon, Bernard, James E. (my grandfather), Doyle and Douglas.

My great grandfather James (her husband was born in 1882 in Wisconsin. They lived in Menominee Michigan.

Thanks!!

Re: Fleury

joeyfleury — 2010-12-08 00:41:21Z

My great grandfather was James Fleury and my great grandmother was Iva Fleury. They had nine children: Kenneth, Gerald, Raebelle, Claude, Gordon, Bernard, James (my grandfather), Doyle and Douglas. I was told that my great grandmother Iva was of Native American heritage but no specific information.

I am trying to find out more information on my great grandmother. I have run into roadblocks when looking up any information about her.

Re: Fleury in Ontario

One_Busy_Mom — 2010-11-08 14:19:37Z

I don't have much in my Fleury line as my sister and I were adopted out of the family in 1960 as a babies. Norris Leroy Fleury b.1938 d.2006 was my biological father and his parnets were Howard Raymond Fleury b.1913 d.1976 and Margaret Elizabeth Duncan b.1915 d.1996 and he had 3 brothers Donald, Herald and Ted. Great Gradparents were Leona Belle b.1893 d.1983 don't know her husband ? Fleury, they had 4 children Howard ( My Grandfather ) Thomas, Marie, and Eldon and that's about it so any information back to me would be helpful.

Re: Fleury in Ontario

vwind1 — 2010-11-06 00:13:27Z

I am researching the Fleury Family and saw where you have a Fleury Family register. I would be very interested in knowing more about this.
Thanks,
Virginia

Re: Amable Fleury

BobsYourUncleEh30 — 2010-04-29 18:47:54Z

Hey Sarah Duff missed you write me sometime. Linda malcolmxl@sympatico.ca. I am trying to find out where is the burial site of William Brennan. Roses brother.

Re: Louis Fleury

BobsYourUncleEh30 — 2010-04-29 18:46:01Z

Hi Amable and Mathilda are my great great grandparents. Their daughter Olivine is my granddads mom. She married James Brennan Jr. I can be reached at malcolmxl@sympatico.ca

Re: Joseph Fleury m Julie Dube

BobsYourUncleEh30 — 2010-04-29 18:42:54Z

The fleurys are related to me. Amable fleury is my great grand dad and one of their kids. You can email me at malcolmxl@sympatico.ca Amable's daughter Olivine is my grandfather's mom

Re: Delta & Marinette Co, MI

allisonjeanfleury — 2010-04-25 20:24:10Z

Hi John,
This is Allison your cousin Dale's Daughter. On Your post you listed Walter as having 6 siblings. This is well wrong. He had Aunt Dorthy (Auntie) and Maurice who died at 17 in a hunting accident that no one will talk about. The siblings you listed I think are Walter's Father Louis's Siblings. Do you have any info on Louis's wife Lena? I Know she had a twin named Nena. But thats all.

Re: Delta & Marinette Co, MI

allisonjeanfleury — 2010-04-25 19:20:36Z

Hi Karen,
I am a great granddaughter of Walter Fleury in Cornell MI. I was wondering If you could give me information on that family tree you have. Also who are your parents? I was just curious on how we are related! :) Thanks

Allison

Re: Claude Fleury, MI

allisonjeanfleury — 2010-04-25 19:11:10Z

Hi,
I an part of the Fleury line myself. My Grandfather grew up in Cornell MI.His father was Walter who was born in Ingalls MI. Walter's Father was Louis who I believe was from Martinette Menominee Area. Im a little foggy on details but either him or his father owned a bike shop there. (My Dad has a Picture) My aunt is telling my that Claude was a brother of Louis (she thinks). I would love to find out more if you have more information.

Re: Website Fleury Ireland and Brooklyn

wrdsrus — 2010-04-03 23:32:57Z

The link worked fine for me...

With the Flory's and Fleuy's Flury's Fureys I think you need to look at al variations of spellings, which makes things very very confusing. I am lucky in that my Fleury's kept their names spelled corretly at least while in the US...but there are a LOT of variations of the names.

If you have a direct line male, and can do a DNA, that might be the best way to get a handle on the REAL country of origin...There was a lot of moving around, a lot of mispellings etc.

Remember, most people in century's past did not even know how to read and write...so mispellings and changes along the way are very common.

Re: Website Fleury Ireland and Brooklyn

pennym30 — 2010-04-03 15:54:54Z

Sorry I cant seem to see your website, I am tyring to trace a Robert Flory or Fleury who appeared at his marriage in 1981 in London. I think he could have ahd another wife for a while and his family as Fleury's may have come from Ireland.

I will try your website again, but the onyl Florys I can reaosnable trace are in Suffolk England, the rest seem to be 'under the radar'.

Re: Joseph Fleury

rvg6168 — 2010-03-20 01:50:58Z

My name is Edward Fleury. My dads name was James Fleury. My grandfathers name was James Fleury. My Great Grandfathers name was also James Fleury. Thats all I know about my family name tree. We originated out of the Upper Pennisula of Michigan. If anyone can give me any more information, I would appreciate it. email: rvg6168@yahoo.com

Re: Fleury vs Fleurie

sfleury4 — 2010-03-09 16:03:04Z

Hi Yolande--I see a reference to a report from the Algonquin Nation. What is it & would you mind telling me how to get it as well?

Re-Joseph Fleury & Julia Dube were my gr-gr grparents. They were married in Maskinonge Quebec & subsequently moved to the Ottawa Valley area. They both died in Chapeau Quebec across the river from Pembroke Quebec.

Tks

Re: Fleury Connection

sfleury4 — 2010-03-09 15:51:38Z

Just found your post. Yes-my grmother & her family came from Jolliette Quebec. Her father was Theophile Guilbault b 1843 who md Anna Bourgeois in 1863 in the parish of St Alphonse de Rodrigues. His father was Louis who md Appoline (many spellings of this name) Thouin. They were both b c 1818. My gr-grfather Theophile died in Jolliette before 1901 & subsequently Anna & her children moved to Ville Marie Quebec, a small town near the border of Ontario & Quebec. There my grmother Justine met Joseph Fleury my grfather.

Michael Fleury 1923-2002, famous archaeologist of Paris, France

donmatson63 — 2010-02-18 18:16:10Z

Does anyone know the Fleury ancestry of Michael Fleury b. 11/17/1923 in Paris, France, d. 2/2002 in Paris, France who married 1950 Alice Chauvet & had dau. Pauline who married David Summerscale. Michael was a famous archaeologist.
Thank you
Don Matson
U.S.A.

Re: Parents of Robert & Isabella FLEURY buried in Manhattan N.Y.

wrdsrus — 2009-12-14 05:02:20Z

Someone contacted me tonight, and it caused me to look for this post.

I have since found that Isbaella's parents were George and Ann Stephenson, and much much more.

The person who contacted me tonight knows who Hazel is, and it turns out Ann is both of our GGGrandmothers.

YIPPEE this is the second long distance cousin I have located through ancestry.com

Although it has been 3 years since I made this post, and have never had a query about it since, it amazes me that I still get occasional queries abotu some of the people here.

Since I made this post, I have grown my family tree to more than 1000 people...so keep looking if you have some needles in the haystack ( I still have quite a few) and keep your email contact current...

You never know when someone might connect years after you have made a post.

Joseph A. Fleaury, KIA 1945

bulge — 2009-12-13 18:07:57Z

Dear Sir, Madam:

Please assist me in regard of the following.

I do research about US servicemen that were killed in WW 2 in and near Holland, Belgium and Germany and are/were buried in the US Military Cemetery in Holland, near where I live.

I am searching information about and in particular a picture from:
Joseph A. Fleaury, Sergeant.
Died April 18th, 1945, in Europe.
His Army service number: 16012055.
He was from Cheboygan County, MI, born in 1911.

In particular I am seeking a picture from him. There may have been some kind of article or obit in a newspaper in 1945, or may there is a picture from him in a yearbook from his high school.

Any info/help will be welcome.

Can you help?

Thank you in advance,
best regards from Holland,
Antoine
bulge@hotmail.com

Jean Fleury-Trois-Rivieres-1646

suzanne_fleury — 2009-11-18 17:53:56Z

Looking for info for Jean Fleury who was killed in a boating accident in Trois-Rivieres on 6 Nov 1646. He was one of 10 men who died when the boat hit a tree & sunk.
This is the list of the men
(I)-Jean Basque - (I)-Jean Fleury - (I)-Jean Fougereau - (I)-Jean Mechin - (I)-Jacques Arenaine de Tours - (I)-Guillaume La Sue - (I)-Jacques Cleque - (I)-Lafontaine - (I)-Goualt - (I)-Gaspard.

Re: Fleury, Chapeau, QC

seahorse77 — 2009-11-18 02:09:13Z

Hello, i am 32 and from Pembroke, and my biological Father's name is Wilfred Fleury, he is from Chapeau, i havnt met him yet. (i was adopted when i was 2)I would like more information of how to contact him if i could...any help would be appreciated

thanks!