Historical Document: Andre Meigne & Jacquette Michel – Marriage, 1668
Andre Mignier dit Lagace, a soldier with the Regiment du Carignan and Jacquette Michel, fille du Roy are the North American founding couple of the Migniers, Lagaces and many variations of these surnames.
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A Canadian Family – Our LEGER direct lineage
OUR LEGER DIRECT LINEAGE IN CANADA
* 1663 - 2008 *
Generation 1
Jacques Leger ”dit La Rosette” m. Anne Madeleine Trahan
About 1693 – Acadie
Generation 2
Jacques Leger m. Anne Amirault
1717 – Acadie
Generation 3
Joseph “dit fluzan” Leger m. Claire Leblanc
1744 – Acadie, Quebec
Generation 4
Joseph “dit la Petite Houppe” m. Marguerite Maillet
1775 – Memramcook, Quebec
Generation 5
Amable Leger and Euphroisine Leblanc
1806 – Memramcook, New Brunswick
Generation 6 Read more »
A Canadian Family – Our LAGACE Direct Lineage
OUR LAGACE DIRECT LINEAGE IN CANADA
* 1640 - 2008 *
Generation 1
Andre Mignier dit Lagace m. Jacquette Michel
Historical Document: Andre Meigne & Jacquette Michel – Marriage, 1668, Quebec City
Generation 2
Michel Lagace m. Angelique Thibault
Historical Document: Michel Megne & Angelique Thibault, Marriage, 1705, Montmagny, Quebec
Generation 3
Michel Lagace m. Marguerite Pelletier
Historical Document: Michel Migne & Marguerite Pelletier, Marriage, 1736, L’Islet, Quebec
Generation 4
Basile Lagace m. Catherine Dube
Historical Document: Basil Megnier & Catherine Dube – Marriage, 1779, Kamouraska
Generation 5
Louis Lagace m. Madeleine Levesque
Historical Document: Louis Minie dit Lagace & Magdelaine Leveque – Marriage, 1805, Kamouraska
1805 – Kamouraska, Quebec
Generation 6
Historical Document: Louis Francois Lagace & Mathilda Boudreau – Marriage, 1830
Louis Francois Lagace m. Matilda Boudreau
1830 – Gloucester, New Brunswick
Generation 7
Joseph Lagace I m. Tharsile Pitre
1862 – Gloucester, New Brunswick
Generation 8
Joseph Lagace II m. Elisabeth Doucet
1894 – Gloucester, New Brunswick
Generation 9
Adelard Lagace m. Eveline Melvina Luce
1924 – Gloucester, New Brunswick
Generations 10, 11, 12 (Private)
Private
Note: Over the next week I will post extensively about the Lagaces, allied families and Northern New Brunswick.
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A Canadian Family M-Line: Eveline Melvina Luce
An M-line is a lineage built by beginning with a woman and tracing her line back mother-to-mother. As a result, the surname changes with each generation. This is a big trend right now, especially with the advent of genetic genealogy which allows both men (through their mothers) and women to trace their bloodlines through their mtDNA.
Eveline Melvina Luce’s M-Line
First Named Generation
Marguerite Caplan m. Francois Larocque
About 1729 – Acadie
Second Generation
Catherine Larocque m. Jean Chapados
1750 –Gaspesie, Quebec
Third Generation
Anne Chapados m. Jean Baptiste Anglehart
1787 – Gaspesie, Quebec
Fourth Generation
Marie Anglehart m. Alexandre Huard
1826 – Gaspesie, Quebec
Fifth Generation
Marie Huard m. Paul Hypolite Blais
1849 – Gaspesie, Quebec
Sixth Generation
Marie Blais m. Clement Desilva
1871 – Gloucester, New Brunswick
Seventh Generation
Clementine Desylva m. George H. Luce
1896 – Gloucester, New Brunswick
Eighth Generation
Eveline Melvina Luce m. Adelard Lagace
1924 – Gloucester, New Brunswick
Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh Generations
Private
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Luces from Jersey (Channel Islands) to Canada
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Celebrating our French-Canadian and Jersey ancestors
who harvested the seas in Gaspe, Quebec.
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Index: Vintage Postcards of Quebec
Historical Document: George Lewis & Clementine Desilva – Marriage, 1896
This marriage of George Lewis (son of Philippe Luce and Anne Ward) and Clementine Desilva (daughter of Clement Dassylva and Marie Blais) took place on November 8th, 1896 in St-Urbain Parish in Lameque (Gloucester, New Brunswick). George’s father Philippe Luce was already dead.
Official witnesses – Thomas Desilva and Marie Lewis.
Father Doucet officiated.
Surname var.: Desilva, Dasilva, da Silva, Dassylva & Lewis, Luce, Lusse
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Chateauguay Quebec Headstones Coming Online Mar/Apr
Index: Native Americans of Quebec & Ontario
Updating Native American Marriages
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Index: Theriaults | France – Acadie – NB – QC
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