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Historical Document: Andre Meigne & Jacquette Michel – Marriage, 1668, Quebec City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Historical Document: Michel Megne & Angelique Thibault, Marriage, 1705, Montmagny, Quebec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Historical Document: Michel Migne & Marguerite Pelletier, Marriage, 1736, L’Islet, Quebec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Historical Document: Basil Megnier & Catherine Dube – Marriage, 1779, Kamouraska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Historical Document: Louis Minie dit Lagace & Magdelaine Leveque – Marriage, 1805, Kamouraska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Historical Document: Louis Francois Lagace & Mathilda Boudreau – Marriage, 1830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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This is so very interesting, i can’t wait to tell my family what you have found. I did go to the N.B. archives I think that was the place (I will have to start keeping notes) and found some buriel dates for my grandmother and grandfather, but will have to go back again and make notes
Thank You Evelyn
I will be very interested in the Lagasse’s of Quebec. I do have some extensive material in French documents as well as English about my line. But will be excited to see if they agree with the information that comes on line soon.
Starting with my father, my line goes Roland Paul(baptized Joseph Gaudiose Rolland) > Joseph Guadias > Joseph-Thomas > Jean-Baptiste > Joseph Paul > Basile > Basile > Michel > Michel > Andre
Sincerely,
Peter Lagasse
Maine, USA
Hello there, Peter, nice to hear from another Lagasse!
Are these the two Basils you’re talking about:
Basile who was married to Madeleine Leclerc/Francoeur
Basile who was married to Genevieve Viel
Evelyn
I am not sure how this site completely works yet. I, therefore, sent information by your email, Evelyn.
I will learn over time.
Sincerely,
Peter
I’m sure you’ll learn quite quickly.
The advantage of BLOGS over traditional websites is that it’s much easier to leave a comment. On the other hand they can also be very confusing if they contain a lot of constantly accumulating information!
I only really learned about blogging when I started my own just before Christmas.
Have a great day,
Evelyn