St.Simon & St.Jude Cemetery – Grande Anse, New Brunswick
A few years ago I spent some time touring many of the cemeteries of Gloucester Country, New Brunswick and now I’m ready to share my photographs with those of you who have an interest in the Acadians of the Caraquet area, but who can’t make it up there yourselves!
Following a tradition followed by many Geneabloggers (conceived by Amy of Amy’s Genealogy) these photos will be published weekly as a series called Tombstone Tuesdays which will begin on Tuesday, August 18th, and which will eventually incude gravestones from several Gloucester County (N.B.) and Gaspe (QC) cemeteries.
Fall 2009 Tombstones
George Theriault, 1921(?) & Agnes Aube, 1923
Dominique Theriault, 1933 & Philomene Dumas, 1942
Israel Theriault, 1939 & Christine Dugas, 1938
Antoine Theriault, 1949 & Elisabeth Legresley, 1977
Theriault, Marie Priscille, 1947
Nicolas Theriault, 1953 & Marie Degruchy, 1958
Archange Theriault, 1946 (Grande Anse, New Brunswick)
Marguerite Mazerolle, 1950(?) Recent
New tombstones added every Tuesday.
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I am trying to get information on my paternal grandparens. They came to Niagara Fallfs, N.Y.about 1928. They are from Grande Anse N.B. Their nmes are William Godin and Valerie Pinot? Do you have any information on these families?
Greetings,
The name Pinet/Pinette is more common in that area. Is there a possibility that they could be this couple^
William Godin and Valerie Pinette
married on May 14th, 1907 in Gloucester.
If you are not sure, it would be helpful to have the names of any of their children – especially if born in New Brunswick.
Evelyn in Montreal