Laramie - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Objet : Re: Query on the Laramee name

williamhorn92 — 2012-03-19 18:43:58Z

My 23 Apr 2011 didn't mean to suugest that all Laramees are related, just all Fissiaus. Many families adopted dit Laramaee. The Adam dit Laramees are not related to the F dit Ls. Bill Horn

Re: Laramie's in (Florissant) St. Louis MO, pre 1900

hirst1_1 — 2011-09-30 19:46:51Z

My info on the Laramies was very well sourced at the time I looked at this family (several years ago) and I show the Joseph Francis Laramie, born in 1841 as married to Eugenie Venohx (obviously the same person as your Venot). They had seven children that I was aware of, one of which was Alexander (31 Aug 1886 - 26 Sept 1950) married to Rebecca. I show Joseph's dad as Joseph Marie Constant Aubry Laramie. I do not have an Irvin anywhere in the Laramie records.
If you think I might have further information that would be helpful to you in your search, please send me your email address as I find working on the message board as cumbersome. hirst1@yahoo.com

Re: Laramie's in (Florissant) St. Louis MO, pre 1900

dubois2723 — 2011-09-30 19:34:14Z

There is tyson, tebeau in my family as well

Re: Laramie's in (Florissant) St. Louis MO, pre 1900

dubois2723 — 2011-09-30 16:46:39Z

Sargeant Joseph Laramie, a member of the 30th Regiment of the Missouri Infantry, CO. A. is buried in Old St. Ferdinand Cemetery in Florissant, MO. Joseph was born in Florissant on April 28th, 1841. He enrolled in the 30th regiment of infantry, Missouri Volunteers August 12, 1862. His pension application is dated Augut 26, 1898. About January, 1863 he was wounded in the right knee and contracted malaria and kidney trouble. He was treated at Arkansas' Post Regiment's surgeon and at Youngs Point, Louisiana. He was discharged October 10, 1865 as a sargeant at Natchez, Mississippi. May 21, 1890 claimed that he was wounded at Battle of Chicksaw Bayou, Louisiana. He was 5'9" 1/4 inches tall, 141 pounds at the age of 50. He was married three times.....Harriet Tise, Victoria Malneria and Eugenie Venot. It is from Eugenie that Irvin Laramie was born, my Great Grandfather. Alex must have been Josephs dad

Re: Laramie's in (Florissant) St. Louis MO, pre 1900

dubois2723 — 2011-09-30 16:28:52Z

Sargent Joseph Laramie, fought in Civil war, son Alex

Re: Laramie's in (Florissant) St. Louis MO, pre 1900

hirst1_1 — 2011-09-30 15:48:21Z

I have several Joseph Laramies:
1779-1844 married to Marie Marechal
1818-1864 " " Adelie Aubuchon
1841-1913 " " Eugenia Venohx

Re: Laramie's in (Florissant) St. Louis MO, pre 1900

dubois2723 — 2011-09-30 15:24:40Z

Joseph Laramie was married to her. When i look her up, records show her working as a servant

Re: Laramie's in (Florissant) St. Louis MO, pre 1900

hirst1_1 — 2011-09-27 16:10:31Z

Much of my information comes from Ancestry.com's "Early U.S. French Catholic Church Records ("The Drouin Collection) 1695-1954; and the Aubuchon family site: www.aubuchon-online.com/

The Aubuchon site does not have Monet, but does make reference to Trudeau and Beaudry

Re: Laramie's in (Florissant) St. Louis MO, pre 1900

ghislaine001 — 2011-09-27 15:21:18Z

I am very curious about your research, since I am a Fissiault dit Laramee going back to Jacques Fissiau dit Laramee and Marie-Anne Monet.

Since many Montreal Canada families (including Beaudry and Trudeau) did go to St-Louis MO, I am looking into the people who lived there in the 1700-1800, I wonder if you made research that way. I read lots of history books to look at the context of the fur trade.

Re: Laramie's in (Florissant) St. Louis MO, pre 1900

hirst1_1 — 2011-09-26 19:59:51Z

I never ran across Eugenie Venot. I followed the Laramies back to Louis Bertrand Aupry Laramee (1674-1736). Prior to that his father was an Aubry (Aupry). My wife's grandmother was Stella Marie L'armie, daughter of Ambrose Laramie and Josephine Aubuchon.

Re: Laramie's in (Florissant) St. Louis MO, pre 1900

dubois2723 — 2011-09-26 18:44:42Z

Im trying to do the same thing.Im Caitlyn Laramie.I know there is a Eugenie Venot somewhere in all of this. My uncle Donald said she was a french opera singer.

Re: Objet : Re: Query on the Laramee name

ghislaine001 — 2011-04-23 05:49:52Z

very interesting remarks by williamhorn.

it seems that the Adam dit Laramee could also be related to the Fissiau dit Laramee. I keep looking.

Re: Objet : Re: Query on the Laramee name

williamhorn92 — 2011-03-16 20:59:48Z

All Fissiaus (however spelled) dit Laramees or, in fact, Fissiau dit Whatever, are related. Only one Fissiau, Jacques, is recorded as coming to New France. All the rest are descended from him. As to the dropping of "dit" name s, I think it may be related to the Canadian census of 1881. My theory is that the government said no more hyphenated names in the official records. If you check the the 1881 results on ancestry.com you find only two plain Fissiaus-Emile and Joseph of Quebec. The rest apparently opted for Laramee, confusing them forwever with the great number of other families using "dit laramee" Unofficially, the "dits" continued as in marriage records. my great grand father married in St Lin as F dit L. I've located a few present day relatives around St Lin and St Roch de l'Ashigan outside of Montreal. If you write you have to explain you understand that being a Laramee proves nothing. Most seem to know.

Re: Objet : Re: Query on the Laramee name

lyndaj284 — 2011-02-22 18:40:46Z

Thank-you so much for this very interesting information.
It helps to clear up some confusion.

Lynda

Objet : Re: Query on the Laramee name

ghislaine001 — 2011-02-22 00:39:52Z

When working with our ancestry lines, we must remember ther the clergy, the notaries writing down the names in their document, did not necessarily kmow the exact spelling of the Fissiault dit Laramee. It started with Fisciau, Ficiau, Fissiau etc. They first settled in Pointe-aux-Trembles, on the eastern tip of the Island of Montréal (not to confuse with the Pointe-aux-Trembles near Quebec City).

So any Fissiault dit Laramée living in Pointe-aux-Trembles or around that city can very well be related. I suggest that anyone doing research on that family look up a map of Quebec and see the names of the cities around Pointe-aux-Trembles. There is a real chance that they are of the same family.

The Fissiault name was dropped, I believe, around 1937 when Henri Fissiault was charged with the murder of a Saint-Pierre woman (never convicted) which cast a bad reputation on the Fissiault family.

I cannot find any contemporary Fissiault (except myself). My birth certificate does mention Fissiault dit Laramée.

Re: Query on the Laramee name

jbrown4434 — 2011-01-29 02:33:58Z

I am from the Fissaeu line, tried to contact you several times, but guess you changed your screen name. My name is Judith Laramie Brown, and I have done quite a bit of research, from what I gather, not as much as you. My e-mail is Jbrown4434@aol.com
I am so interested in finding out about our Indian lines. Thank you.

Looking for the family of a Mary Cashe( Cash)

jacquelinereasons1 — 2011-01-17 19:47:39Z

I am looking for the family of a Mary Cashe born abt 1910? believed to have been born in Ireland,She briefly was married to a David Alfred Lloyd,1943 London .He left her for some unknown reason .he changed his name to Grant .would love to know what happened to her,

Re: Objet : Re: Query on the Laramee name

lyndaj284 — 2010-09-03 00:14:44Z

Thank you so much for your explanation. I was confused by the other family trees that I was seeing with Fissiau dit Laramée name and did not understand where the "fevrier" came from, so when I was researching names, I was not sure I was finding the right people, so I gave up for a while, to do the other side of my family. The younger generations finally dropped the "dit fevrier" and used only Laramee. My grandmother's brother changed his name to Laramie when he went to the states. I am very interested in geneology, and have met quite a few of distant "cousins" through this.
Thanks again,
Lynda

Objet : Re: Query on the Laramee name

ghislaine001 — 2010-09-02 17:49:18Z

The Février dit Laramée line starts with Jean-Baptiste Fissiau dit Laramée, who married Catherine-Marie Février dit Lacroix at Notre-Dame-De-Montréal church on 13 april 1744.
I believe the Février name was more prestigious than the Fissiau, so the eldest son, Joseph took the Février name; he married Marie-Jeanne Mondou in Yamaska on 15 january 1781.
2 of their children took the Février name, but 3 others reverted to Laramée. It is believed that Jacques Laramée of Wyoming is from that line. I believe that 'walkwith wolves'(Diane) who posted before you is from that line.
I hope you are still interested in genealogy. If so, please send me an e-mail.

Re: Souligny/Laramie

garywickstrom1 — 2010-07-28 13:49:01Z

hi
google chief charles soulighny
or look in a tree soulignhyor wicstromin ancestory.com

Re: Query on the Laramee name

lyndaj284 — 2009-05-26 23:51:25Z

I have just started in Ancestry. I don't know if you still require an answer after all these years. My gg grandfather is Joseph Fevrier dit Laramée married to Sohpie Desautels and my great grandfather is Alfred fevrier dit Laramée (b.1863) married to Elise Benoit.

Lynda

Armine and Adam Laramie relatives

mycherieamour — 2009-05-19 21:02:06Z

I am the great great grandaughter of Lyda and Fred Laramie from South Dakota. I am looking for info on Fred's mother Armine Laramie (married to Adam). I have been told by my great grandmother (Viola) she was part Indian.
Trying to verify and find any cousins from the Laramie line
The HOPSOTCH BAR should be familiar to this Laramie line.
Thanks

Re: Delia Laramie, born 1859 in Canada

cplb2111 — 2008-12-14 19:47:05Z

Hi Have found a Delia Plankey buried in the Evergreen Memorial Cemetery, Crystal Falls Mi. died on5/17/1935. Also buried in the same plot is Noah. They would have been my great great maternal grandparents. Have some other info.

Re: Delia Laramie, born 1859 in Canada

williamhorn92 — 2007-03-09 19:45:03Z

I don't connect with your Delia, but a person who was searching Plankney ((apparently Plantier somtimes in Canada) communicated with me re my Delia Plankney who married Henry E laramee late 1800s and lived in Mass. Maybe coincidental the Delia, but said person might be able to help you with Plankneys. Maybe you should check the postings. Roberts I believe.

Delia Laramie, born 1859 in Canada

Debcarey600 — 2007-02-10 04:51:31Z

Trying to find info on Delia Laramie, born in Canada and moved to U.P of Michigan, near Crystal Falls. Married Noah Plankey. Thanks!

Laramie's in (Florissant) St. Louis MO, pre 1900

2006-08-14 17:50:41Z

I could use some help on tracing back from Ambrose and Josephine (Nee: Aubuchon) Laramie (L'armie). Would greatly appreciate any kind soul.

Re: Alexander Laramie

2006-06-17 01:43:00Z

hello,
I to am a decendant of Alexander and Sarah.. I have been told that Alexander's family came to Canada with the hugenots, and settled in what is now Quebec..Alexander left home at an early age and became a seaman on the great lakes..
My lineage is from Edgar..and have through family, some how ended up with the family bible and 2 charcoal drawings one of Alexander and one of Sarah.
I have been trying to track down something that may have Alexander's fathers name on it..like a marriage certificate as they were married may 19, 1845. the bible doesn't have written where tho', but i am assuming in Colchester,
I would like to share any info i my have with you. and if you find out anything about Alexander's father plrease let me know
Thanks and hope to hear from you, Brenda

Edmire Laramie m. Capt. Daniel Elliott

pa_bios — 2006-06-15 17:02:57Z

"Captain Elliott ......his future wife, Edmire Laramie. They were married soon after, but have not been blessed with children. ......."

Biography of Capt. Daniel Elliott
http://www.historicpa.net/bios/2d/daniel-elliott-capt.html

Laramie

Jaybabe58 — 2006-05-19 19:47:14Z

Hello! I would be very interested in getting into contact with your source on the Laramie's. My Laramie's are from Canada, and more recently from Sault St. Marie, Michigan. I am stuck on Michael Laramie, who was born in "Lower Canada". Any help would be appreciated! Thank you in advance.

Jeanette Wineland

Re: Michael Laramie

@@jayebabe1@yahoo.com — 2006-05-19 19:46:44Z

Wow. I was cleaning out my old mailboxes when I came across your entry, and I don't ever remembering seeing it before. Sorry it took so long to answer!

My Michael Laramie was born c.1840/42, so I don' t think it's the same man. Too bad, I've been looking for this guy for years! I'm an amature genealogist.

J.W.

Alexander Laramie

roberthughlaramie — 2006-04-14 19:16:42Z

HELP?... Does anyone out there have any information regarding the ancestors of Alexander Laramie B 1815 in Quebec. He married a Sarah Richardson in Ontario. I have considerable research on their descendants but I am stalled on their ancestors. I would gladly help anyone needing info from Alexander to the present.
Thanks, Bob Laramie

Re: Alexander Laramie

2006-03-13 21:45:20Z

Hi Robert,

Something must have been mixed up on the message board. I'm not related to the Laramie's and didn't post that message.

Regards,
Charlene

Re: Alexander Laramie

roberthughlaramie — 2006-03-13 19:54:00Z

Hi Doug,
I noticed your note on the message board dated 2001 regarding Alexander Laramie and I was curious if you had any responses of ancestors prior to Alexander. He was my Great Great Grandfather and Im stalled at his birth and cant get beyond it. I have tons of information to share from him to present if you require anything and I would appreciate any assistance you might offer me. Thankyou...Robert Laramie

Re: Alexander Laramie

roberthughlaramie — 2006-03-13 19:45:22Z

Hi Charlene,
I have JUST noticed your posting regarding Alexander Laramie and he too is my Great great grandfather. Your reply to the posting was way back in 2001 and you stated you have no information prior to Alexander and I was hoping that may have changed by now as I am stuck at that point and cant get beyond him. Any assistance would be dearly appreciated. Thankyou Robert Laramie

looking for marriage record, baptism, or another relation

mindychadmclane — 2006-03-04 19:44:48Z

Jacques Fissiau dit LaRamee

santanat12 — 2005-11-22 19:05:09Z

I am also looking for a Laramie, Louis (Fissiau) Laramie. He was born in 1804 in L'Assomption, Canada, and married Mary (Souligny) Vinet in abt. 1836 in La Roche, L'Assumption. Louis' parents were Jean-Baptiste (Fissiau) Laramie and "Belluhumeur". My particular interest is Mary (Souligny) Vinet and who her parents were. My father's family is Vinet (Souligny) from Canada, and the first Vinet to America from France in our line was Jean-Baptiste, and he was a fur trader.

Souligny/Laramie

santanat12 — 2005-11-22 19:05:09Z

Hi, I'm trying to find out more about Louis' wife, Mary Souligny. I've recently found a line of Souligny's who are descendants of an American Indian Chief in Wisconsin and would like to find out where these Souligny's fit into my family line of Vinet dit Souligny. Do you have any info?

Thanks, Kathy

Sophie or Mary Laramie

bcmj — 2005-11-13 14:02:38Z

Looking for info. on these two women. Sophie was married to Charles Meunier and Mary was married to Abraham Martin. Charles & Sophie had a daughter named Mary Meunier who married Henry O. Martin who were my GGgrandparents. e-mail me at: bcmj223@msn.com if you have any connections

Re: interest in the laramee family

jbrown4434 — 2005-09-09 23:24:54Z

I would be interested in any info that you may have. My maiden name is Laramie, and am fairly new at this. This would be a great help. Let me know about details, price or whatever. This is an old message, so hope you are still interested in this.

Re: The name Laramie

jbrown4434 — 2005-09-09 21:21:42Z

Hi Bob-Maybe we are related. I also have a brother Robert, had an Uncle Robert, and cousin Robert-popular name. Can't get far on my research-new at this. But interesting. Family in NH (also Laramie's are also researching).

Re: Laramie's

jbrown4434 — 2005-09-06 17:04:28Z

My name is Judith Laramie, born in Franklin, NH. Now living in Oklahoma. Am also trying to verify that Jacques Laramie is a relative. Was a French fur trapper , married to Mackinaw Indian. Also would love to hear from any Laramie's, especially NH.

James L. Laramie obit from NY 2002

LauraRivers518 — 2005-09-02 01:06:38Z

Donald [Laramie] Rodeghier, 1927-2001

stonecoldead — 2005-08-24 16:15:49Z

Donald [Laramie] Rodeghier, 74, of 1440 Township Ave., Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin, died Thursday, Oct. 25, 2001, at Edgewater Haven Nursing Home, Port Edwards. Donald was born March 31, 1927, in Wisconsin Rapids, to Leonard and Ruth (Laramie) Rodeghier. He married Jeanette Engelbert on July 9, 1959, in Dubuque, Iowa. Survivors include his wife, Jeanette; daughters, Diane (David) Kerkman, of Wisconsin Rapids; Sandy (Pat) Johnston, of Wisconsin Rapids; Kathy (Larry) Steinke, of Wisconsin Rapids; Sharon Rodeghier, of Wisconsin Rapids, and Mary (Greg) Just, of Arpin; one brother, David (Jayne) Rodeghier, of Plano, Texas.

ROSALIE LARAMIE - BORN 1822 IN KINGSTON, ONT, CAN

Nancy347 — 2004-02-09 01:45:31Z

ROSALIE LARAMI IS MY GREAT GREAT GRANDMOTHER. SHE WAS BORN IN KINGSTON, ONTARIO, CANADA. AT SOME POINT SHE MARRIED MY GR GR GRANDFATHER - CHARLES BENNETT - OR MAYBE FIRST NAME HARRISON BENNETT - HE WORKED ON THE GREAT LAKES IN SAILING SHIPS AND DIED. THEY 3 DAUGHTERS AND ONE SON - MY GR GRANDFATHER S. CHARLES BENNETT. SHE THEN MARRIED A MR. GALE (ALBERT?). HE DIED IN 1870. SHE DIED IN LACROSSE, WI IN 1895. I KNOW NOTHING ABOUT THEM AND WOULD LIKE TO KNOW ABOUT THE LARAMIES IN KINGSTON AND ABOUT MY GR GR GRANDFATHER, MR. BENNETT. I DON'T KNOW IF THEY MARRIED IN CANADA OR SHE CAME TO MILWAUKEE , WI, AND MET HIM THERE - BUT SHE LIVED MOST OF HER LIFE IN MILWAUKEE, MOVING TO LACROSSE TWO YEARS BEFORE SHE DIED. ANY INFO WOULD BE APPRECIATED.

Re: Laramee

EDMUND_NOWAK — 2004-01-31 07:41:26Z

looking for information on SAMUEL LARAMEE. Born about 1863 in wisconsin. father was supposedly from France. mother either born in wisconsin or was French Canadian. Samuel moved to brooklyn in the late 1800,s.

Laramie-Larrame

MyrnaPlatte — 2004-01-05 23:11:31Z

Searching for family of Edward Laramie of Chicago, IL. Wife is unknown, daughters are Effie Blanche Laramie 1874-1909 who married Frederick Howard and moved to California and Stella Laramie.myrnabird@msn.com

Re: laramey/laramie/laramee

2003-12-09 02:38:06Z

Would you like what I have from the very first Laramee?
Which name are you looking for, there were 26 different DIT names for laramee, Dit means also

I have many different Laramee families including the full line of who I am descended from.

Re: Laramie/Laramee of Penetanguishene

Larameykb — 2003-11-14 14:14:27Z

greetings rita;PLEASE e-mail me re: geneology search, and ...

laramey/laramie/laramee

Larameykb — 2003-11-14 14:14:27Z

hello. i am new to this type of research so have little to share as yet, but hope to hear from 'all my relations' sharing hx of laramey surname migtants to Michigan from Penetanguishene, Ontario 1880s.

Laramee, Laramie--Photos Wanted

2003-11-06 21:05:39Z

I am looking for pictures of Jacques Adam Laramee and his descendants. I am putting together a Laramee Album, and would appreciate any photos you may have. If at all possible, please include names, as I will be filling them with the appropriate families. These will include Jacques' children, grandchildren, g-grandchildren and so on. Hopefully I will be able to get at least one picture of each family member. Please e-mail copies to lynny@zeuter.com I will be leaving messages from time to time to let you'se know how I'm coming along. Thank you in advance