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Re: Juneau Family Reunion Question

PJuneauDic2439 — 2012-05-15 17:21:34Z

The Blue book has over 700 pages. Virginia Juneau in Shreveport has the red books. PO Box 7864, Shreveport,La. 71137.

Re: Juneau Family Reunion Question

KatSmith17 — 2012-05-09 19:09:33Z

Is there a way to scan them and convert them into a PDF document?
Where can I buy the red books of the Juneau family or are they not available?

Who are your Juneau and Dupont ancestors?

Re: Juneau Family Reunion Question

PJuneauDic2439 — 2012-05-06 17:32:33Z

I have a copy of the blue book and the more recent red books of the Juneau family. I can help look for info in them. They are too many pages to scan. I am descended from Juneau and Dupont also.

Re: Dejean Broussard

robthomasspell — 2012-04-17 18:53:30Z

I loose track of Adelaide's lineage...can you help? Adelaide was Augustine's Mother and may have been an Atakapans Indian.

Re: Juneau

robthomasspell — 2012-04-17 18:48:53Z

I am also looking for the same information..Have you found anything?

Re: Joe Juneau

KatSmith17 — 2012-02-04 08:53:16Z

I have Poirier's in my family tree. Some are buried near Red Lake Falls. Actually Louisa Marie Poirier was my great-grandma Rose M. Dupont's stepmother. My grandma Rose's biological mother was RoseAlba Juneau, was supposedly the niece of Joseph Juneau (the miner). But a lot of the trees on Ancestry.com for the Juneaus are messed up, so I am unsure on this information.

Kat Smith

Re: Joe Juneau

philm10001 — 2011-12-02 03:26:54Z

I have been told that the mother of my grandfather "Phillip Joseph Poirier born on 10/13/1892 in Brooks, Minn. was the sister of Joseph Juneau (1836-1899?)(Gold Miner in AK)
Can you help?

Juneau Family Reunion Question

KatSmith17 — 2011-10-13 14:20:05Z

Does anyone have the Juneau Family History Book from the 1994 reunion? I am trying to help a cousin locate it and get a scanned copy of it.

Thanks!

Kat Smith
*great-great granddaughter of Rosalie Juneau Dupont

Adelaide Juneau, Wisconsin

claudegauthier99 — 2011-04-03 16:02:45Z

Looking for name of parents for Adelaide Juneau married to Julien Reaume (rheaume, Rayome)around 1860 and later, on April 26th 1879, Grand Rapids, Wood, WI.,to Prosper Morrow.

Census indicate that she was born in Canada, around 1836.

8 generations in Kansas

dncarney — 2011-03-23 16:38:39Z

Hello,

Joan Hrenchir, the author still sells copies of it. I think it is $30.00 for the book and shipping. Her address is:

3441 S E 77th St
Berryton, Kansas 66409

Re: Juneau Book

msgolay — 2011-01-04 03:07:06Z

My ancestor is Louis Samuel Juno born 1824 in France.
I believe his father is Jean B Juneau b. 1790 married to Maria Chatrina.
Are they in this book you were talking about?

Jean Joseph Juneau marries Modeste Brousard.

jopado44 — 2010-11-25 09:23:33Z

This is a source documentation request.

I have had no success on the web or using "Web Search" to produce a source document or published reference for the marriage of Jean Joseph Juneau and Modest Brousard.

The Date of 7 Dec 1798 in Avoyelles Parish, Louisiana is found in many postings but alas without any documentation.

I have the Gremillion books and the St Paul the Apostle Baptism books that provided the names of their children and Jean Joseph's parents. I hope to find a source document or reference that provides the parentage of both parties--to datethat has been a "too hard".

Any assistance in this quest is greatly appreciated. Thank you for considering my plight.

Re: Katherine Juneau

gleefullea — 2010-11-18 16:49:18Z

Oh and another thing I also would like to see his genealogy because I'm having troubles finding it! Thanks!!

Re: Katherine Juneau

gleefullea — 2010-11-18 16:47:06Z

Ummm I happened upon this site because I was looking for my great great great great uncle, Solomon Juneau. Any clues how he could be related to a Chose or Picard. I know that she is my ,I don't know how many number of greats, aunt that married him.

Juneau(x )or Janeaux line

165MT — 2010-03-01 00:01:59Z

Does anyone know of a Juneau (Janeaux)line that is connected to an Archambault family line in Quebec/Ontario Canada? This ancestor lived in the Dakota Territory during the late 1860s and early 1870s. He supposedly came from Canada in the late 1850s and stayed in St. Paul for a year or so.

Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.

Narcisse Juneau

kendralowden — 2010-02-20 16:40:28Z

Does anybody have excerpts or information from the book: "Eight generations in Kansas: The relatives and descendants of Narcisse and Madeline Juneau" I have tried through an interlibrary loan to receive this book and still have nothing. I need information on the descendants of narcisse Juneau and also his life history after removing to Kansas and also his family to Oklahoma.

Re: Juneau

duschl — 2009-10-07 20:03:28Z

there is a lot of info online about solomon juneau. i am related by marriage. i am descended from solomon's father in law, jacques vieau, the first white settler in the wisconsin territory. he was a fur trade for the astor family of new york, setting up many trading posts in green bay, milwaukee and other areas. he employerd solomon as a clerk in one of his trading posts and eventually solomon married jacques daughter. solomon eventually founded milwaukee with two other men, kilbourn and walker. solomon's nephew (could be brother) founded the city of juneau, alaska! pretty cool.

Re: Juneau

thefreemanhouse — 2009-10-07 19:33:45Z

I am a direct descendant of Solomon (4th grandfather), and live in new London, WI. My wife and I run a Bed & Breakfast and have named one of the rooms after Solomon while another is named after a name sake of her's Cadwallder Washburn.

We love to have information on Solomon on our walls for guests to read, etc.

Re: Clarence B. Juneau of Hollywood, CA

vicdru — 2009-09-25 01:17:45Z

Hi,
Ran across your ad while researching the Hollywood Forever Cemetery. Your request is from 2000 and I"m thinking you probably found the information you were seeking.

However, there is a Clarence B. Juneau interred in the Abbey of the Psalms, Sanctuary of Refuge #156. He was born in 1903 and died in 1946. He is interred with, I'm assuming is his wife, Doris R. Juneau, b. 1903; d. 1986.

Tony Scott
www.starsofhf.com

I found this Paul Juneau bio....

Amber_Michur — 2009-07-13 19:34:50Z

I found this bio in The History of Wood County, Wisconsin was compiled by George O. Jones, Normand S. McVean and others and was published in 1923 by H. C. Cooper, Jr. & Co., Minneapolis, MN. I am NOT related so I do not have any further information. I just thought that I would post it.

“Paul Juneau, a pioneer of Wood County, and a nephew of Solomon Juneau, the founder of Milwaukee, was born Sept. 23, 1848, in Dodge County, Wis., son of Narcisses and Amelia (Shura) Juneau. The parents were born near Montreal, Canada, and were there married; they came to Milwaukee, in 1848, where Mr. Juneau worked for his brothers for a short time; he then bought 40 acres of land at Theresa in Dodge County in 1867, and purchased the John Wells homestead, consisting of 80 acres in Section 17, Rudolph Township, all wild land and heavily timbered. He was then over 70 years of age, and hence unable to perform any heavy labor, so that the clearing and developing of the farm developed upon his sons; he made his home there until his death, May 8, 1875, being survived by his widow, mother of Paul Juneau, until Jan. 14, 1888. There were six children in the family, all of whom with the exception of Paul are deceased. Of these Odella was a half-sister of the others, being a child from of the father by a previous marriage; the others were Eugene, Cleophus, Joseph, Solomon and Paul. Paul Juneau, after finishing school in Dodge County, remained with his father, assisting in the work of carrying on the farm, and came to Wood County with his parents in 1867. Here he took charge of the farm purchased by his father and work at its clearing and development during the summer months, spending winters for 23 years in the lumber woods in the employ of Clark & Scott. He erected all the buildings on the property, bought an additional 40 acres (making a total of 120 acres), and has bought 80 acres into a tillable condition. Though 74 years old, he is still active about his farm and is carrying on mixed farming and dairying. The debt of gratitude owing to those who, like Mr. Juneau, came into the county when it was a wilderness, and by incessant toil and the endurance of every conceivable hardship built up and developing the whole community, encouraging settlers to emigrate to this part of the country and helping them to get a start after they arrived. Always a prominent man in township and county, his influence was of incalculable value in these first critical days of the development of the region. He severed on the township board for six years and for 12years on the board of School District No. 3. On Dec. 28, 1867, Mr. Juneau was married, in Dodge County, to Katherine O’Neil, daughter of Patrick and Mary (Hickey) O’Neil. Mrs. Juneau was born on Nov. 1, 1844, near Milwaukee, in Dodge County. Her parents, natives of Ireland, came to the United States about 1840, and settled in Milwaukee for short time; they later moved to Theresa, in Dodge County, Wis., and spent the remainder of their lives there. Mr. and Mrs. Juneau have been the parents of eight children: Mary, now Mrs. O. Le Roux, of Wisconsin Rapids; Joseph, now deceased; Margaret, wife of John Fritsche, of Rudolph Township; Charlotte, now the wife of Charles Le Roux, who is a farmer in Sherry Township, this county; Angeline, who survives her husband, Joseph R. Roy and is bookkeeper for the Ragan Furniture Co. in Wisconsin Rapids; Eliza and Elizabeth, who are deceased; and Theresa, who is now Mrs. V. Neuman, of Sigel Township.”

Louis Juneau and Javelie Louise Cooper

jitterbug9 — 2009-06-24 01:05:14Z

My cousin has asked me to post a message about a death certificate for Wilkin Pierre Juneau son of the above names. Wilkin was born 12/7/1895 and died 1963. She recieved this certificate in error and would like to send it to anyone that is interested. The cost was $15.00. If interested you may contact Leah at ohappyday@tcworks.net
Thanks
Jeanette Guillot Newingham

Mary Frances Vieau(x) m. Napolean Joubert

duschl — 2008-08-13 03:42:23Z

I am looking to know more about Mary Frances Vieau who married Napolean Joubert Feb. 5, 1866 in Brown County, Wisconsin. They had at least one child, a daughter, Maggie or Margaret Joubert who was my maternal gggrandmother.

I have always been told Solomon Juneau was a distant relative and I know he married Josette Vieau whose father was Jacques Vieau and I am wondering if Mary Frances was descended from Jacques directly or descended from Solomon and Josette.

I see no mention of a marriage to a Joubert on the Juneau family tree, but nt sure who the compilers limited the tree to....

Any help would be appreciated. Email me at duschl@mac.com.

Mary Frances Vieau(x) m. Napolean Joubert

duschl — 2008-08-13 03:42:10Z

Re: Henry and Rachel Juneau, North Dakota and Minnesota, 1920s

canast — 2008-07-23 23:02:26Z

Yes, Dorothy was Violets sister. Please contact so we can share information. My wifes father "James" was one of their brothers.

Solomon Juneau connection?

duschl — 2008-03-09 22:34:01Z

my great aunt insists that her mother and her mother's mother handed down the story that we are related to the solomon juneau family. i have hit a wall in my research.

my gg-grandmother was vida and her maiden name was PUTNAM. i am not sure of her parents names, but the father's last name must have been PUTNAM and her father's father, PUTNAM as well. can anyone who has the JUNEAU genealogy book check to see if a JUNEAU female married into a PUTNAM line along the way?

contact me at duschl@mac.com.

Re: Henry and Rachel Juneau, North Dakota and Minnesota, 1920s

Tim_Caroline — 2008-03-02 02:49:01Z

In researching my family tree, our records show that a Dorothy M. Juneau married Edward "Francis" Copps. Edward was born in 1889 in North Dakota. Is there a connection?

Re: Juneau

duschl — 2008-02-24 16:20:11Z

My great aunt tells me we are descended from the Juneau family and I have little to start with. Do you have a copy of the chart insert taht came with the Juneau genealogy book? I live in CA, so obtaining the book is difficult.

email me at duschl@mac.com

Re: Juneau

duschl — 2008-02-24 16:15:52Z

I would love a copy of the insert. Please contact me at duschl@mac.com. My great aunt tells me we are descended from the Juneau family.

Re: Willing to do lookups in book Genealogy of the Juneau Family by Paul Landry

duschl — 2008-02-24 15:50:05Z

I am told that my great great grandmother's name was Vida Juneau. She was born in Canada (most likely Quebec) and I don't have a birthdate because the county clerk's building burned down with her birth certificate in it. I do know she married Chester Putnam and they had at least two daughters and three sons, Vida Putnam born in Green Bay, Marge Putnam, Roger Putnam, Chester Putnam and Arnold Putnam. Vida Putnam married John Pavlik of Czechoslovakia (he emphasized his Bohemian ethnicity). Vida Putnam (who married John).

My great aunt who is the last surviving child of John and Vida Pavlik, insists that her grandmother (my great grandmother), Vida Juneau said she was decended from the Juneau family that incorporated or founded the city of Milwaukee, Wi. She said that Solomon Juneau was our GGGGGG...Uncle. Solomon's nephew, Joseph Juneau, founded Juneau, Alaska.

I am trying to determine if there is a public family tree or something in the book you are referring to for the Solomon Juneau family to see if there is knowledge of a Vida Juneau who may have been decended from one of Solomon's siblings.

Feel free to email me at duschl@mac.com.

Re: Henry and Rachel Juneau, North Dakota and Minnesota, 1920s

jharveland — 2008-02-04 19:04:19Z

I haven't done any more digging on the Juneau family. It's an offshoot of my husband's family and I was doing research for one of his cousins. Feel free to contact me at jennifer@harveland.com for details.

Re: Henry and Rachel Juneau, North Dakota and Minnesota, 1920s

canast — 2008-02-04 03:31:05Z

We need to compare notes and update each others family information. Have you been able to break the Henry Juneau barrier? My wife is Renee Juneau and father in law was Violets younger brother James Juneau

Re: Willing to do lookups in book Genealogy of the Juneau Family by Paul Landry

eisandiego — 2008-01-27 15:35:38Z

Do you have a Julianna Juneau married to Paul Napoleon Paquet (Paquette) dit Perkett. Marriage would have likely occurred in Essex or Clinton County, New York about 1860.

Re: Willing to do lookups in book Genealogy of the Juneau Family by Paul Landry

missiehillie1 — 2007-07-12 17:48:12Z

Hi again,
I have charted the family tree of Desire Juneau from the book. Fascinating! I could send it to you if you want.

Robin C.
Anchorage, AK
capital of AK: Juneau!!!!!!!!!!

Re: Willing to do lookups in book Genealogy of the Juneau Family by Paul Landry

THooker974 — 2007-07-04 16:20:12Z

Thanks so much. This answers many questions, including where the notion of Indian heritage comes from!
Tom

Re: Willing to do lookups in book Genealogy of the Juneau Family by Paul Landry

missiehillie1 — 2007-07-04 15:23:49Z

Page 465 in the Book Genealogy of the Juneau Family 1600-1965 by L.-Paul Landry Eugene J. Connerton
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Desire Juneau dit Latulippe(son of Phillip Juno dit Latulippe and Julie Soullie'res). A carpenter. Married at St- Gabriel-de-Brandon, Berthier County, on September 24th, 1860 to Mathilde Marion, daughter of deceased Joseph Marion"in his agricultural lifetime" and of Marie Le'vesque.

Mr. De'sire Juneau's wife was part Indian and I remember her telling me her father ate at the table because his wife was white but the children ate on the floor indian fashion. One day, an older brother asked at what age they would eat at the table with him. He said "When you get whiskers." The next day, the cat went to eat with them on the floor and the boy said: "go eat with father, you have whiskers. "This is not a story, it is history. All his branch of he family have features of the Indians."

(92) Personal communication from Mrs. Cordella Lanoie, Manchester, NH, August 17, 1960

The names of the parents of Mathilde Marion are not however Indian. It is nevertheless possible that a mixture exists somewhere in this branch of the family because this belief equally persists among the descendants of Isidore Junot, brother of Desire. As for the reported fact, it is of folklore origin. We have already run across this in other genealogical studies, notably in the Bulletin des Recherches Historiques (cf.:Papineau family). Desire Juneau lived in Manchester, NH, for more than thirty years.

Re: Willing to do lookups in book Genealogy of the Juneau Family by Paul Landry

missiehillie1 — 2007-07-03 18:48:15Z

Hello from Alaska!
Currently I am at work but have jotted down your information and will take a look in the book when I get howme!

Robin C.
Anchorage, AK

Re: Willing to do lookups in book Genealogy of the Juneau Family by Paul Landry

THooker974 — 2007-06-30 20:27:29Z

I am trying to confirm the parents of Desire Juneau, born in Canada in 1841 and husband to Mathilde Marion. He was in Manchester, NH by 1880.

Thanks,
Tom

Willing to do lookups in book Genealogy of the Juneau Family by Paul Landry

missiehillie1 — 2007-04-19 22:08:52Z

I recently purchased this used book and would be willing to do lookups for anyone interested. This book is in french and english. It seems to be a genealogy of french and canadian people with this last name.

Robin C.
Anchorage, AK

Mary Jeneau

JulieMichaud78 — 2006-11-03 13:40:20Z

Looking for info on Mary Jeneau born abt 1833 Quebec and married abt 1858 Trenton, Ontario Charles Desjardins born abt 1822 Quebec. Mary died 1907 Trenton, Ontario and Charles died Aug 1896 Trenton, Ontario.

Re: Samuel Collard or Cala Juneau

jitterbug9 — 2006-10-05 12:45:14Z

Tammy, please email me at jnewingham@aol.com.. If you are descendent of Samuel Collard or Cala Juneau,, we are related..
Jeanette

Samuel Collard or Cala Juneau

2006-09-10 19:40:34Z

I am looking for information on the Juneau's living in the Louisiana area (avoyles parish). I know I murdered the spelling of that parish sorry. But it is in the Marksville, cottenport area.(The Rid River Valley)

Juneau/Normand

jitterbug9 — 2006-07-03 21:20:58Z

For many months I have been working on finding my grandfathers first wife, Lucille Normand. Although I have four Lucillie's in my file, ( there may be more) none fit the bill until today. I have no hard proof, just suppositions but wondered if anyone may have something to prove or disprove what I have.
Titus Normand and Azelie Bonnette had a Lucille born 11/25/1845 baptized 2/15/1846. She married Maximilien Dupuy 7/29/1862, married 2nd Aurelien Dauzat 2/5/1867. I have found no children for these two marriages. I found Aurelien and Lucille in 1870 census with no children, but they do not show up in 1880. In 1880 I find my grandfather Emile Juneau with a Lucille and two children, Emile Jr., and Eraste.
I know this Lucille was a Normand from family stories. In the 1870 census, my grandfather, Emile, Titus Normand and Aurelien and Lucille were all living in Subdivision 6, Avoyelles Parish. In some records I show Lucille Normand wife of Emile Juneau born 3/30/1845. I believe this date came from a relative but not sure. Too close to 11/1845 not to check it out.
My Lucille Normand died about 1883 in childbirth or shortly there after for Emile married 2nd. Marie Elizordie Mayeux 5/8/1883 and 3rd, Louise Agatha Vide on 9/21/1906. I descend from the 3rd marriage.
Thanks for any corrections or verifications.. I appreciate your input. Post here or email me directly at jnewingham@aol.com
Jeanette Guillot Newingham

Re: Joseph Juneau

hughiharris — 2006-03-16 04:51:55Z

Joe Juneau and Richard T. Harris(greatgrandfather) were cofounders of Juneau, Alaska. Harris was appointed in charge of both gold prospecting trips by George Pilz. Juneau was considered to have been illiterate and did not speak english too well. Then again on a 1880 census record that I saw years ago, he is listed as literate. Harris due to his education and training kept the records and an account of both trips. The city of Juneau was name for Joe Juneau after a number of other names including Harrisburgh. In the court case Fuller vs Harris, Juneau testified against Harris on a mine claim suit and that resulted in bad blood between the two. In the end historically both Harris and Juneau got the short end of the deal, and were put in the category of minor players. Juneau was down graded because he ran out money for entertainment and Harris because he married a Tlingit(indian) women.

Re: looking for info on a milton juneau and his family

LisaSmith444 — 2006-02-17 23:24:26Z

Wallie,
I am trying to find you and the email address you are @ this too old and undeliverable. I have some info please contact me.
Lisa

Re: Orphlia Juneau & Marie Lambert

darcuseve1 — 2006-02-05 02:52:34Z

Jeanette,
Thanks so much for your help. You are right, there is at least one more child: Ivy Juneau 09/11/1902, he is my husbands gg-grandfather. Again, thank you

Re: Hyppolite JUNEAU

2006-01-27 05:44:29Z

Re: Juneau

2005-10-13 00:21:13Z

Yes, Josette was the daughter of Jacques Vieau, Sr. and a Menominee woman but was raised by Jacques and his wife Angelique LeRoi whose mother was the daughter of a Menominee tribal leader.. Josette became the wife of Solomon Juneau and their ancestors are listed in the Connerton Landry book.

Mary-Louise

Re: Juneau

missiehillie1 — 2005-10-13 00:05:52Z

Greetings from Alaska!
A friend's husband is related to Solomon thru his wife Josette. Is it correct that she was a member of the Minnominee (sp?) tribe? Does the Connerton and Landry book document descendents of the Soloman Juneau and Josette line?

Thanks so much.

Robin
Anchorage, AK

HARRIS Richard T _and_ JUNEAU Joseph .JPG

AllenWheatley24 — 2005-10-06 08:27:28Z

HARRIS_Richard_T_and_JUNEAU_Joseph.JPG

I photographed this gravestone in the Juneau Cemetery, Juneau, Alaska. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 125,884 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

Edmond Joseph Juneau

njuneau1 — 2005-09-25 19:23:36Z

Hi there !

I'm looking for information on my Juneau side. I dont have a lot of information and not very far back, plus I only have the dates they died (provided throught cemetary records). They should have all lived in Montreal Qc or surroundings.

Edmond Joseph Juneau died 11/06/1908
Alexina Juneau Gratton died 05/23/1910
Cyprien Juneau died 07/02/1920
Emilia M Juneau died 16/08/1905

I have a bunch of other names more recent but let's start with this! I'd be very gratefull for any info. I'm just starting on this ;-)

Thanks

Nathalie