In Living Memory: The Twentieth Century
Memories & Stories of the 20th Century
Before 1953
The Noble Life, Philippe Theriault
My Paternal Grandfather’s Military Career, Rosaire Theriault
Black Sheep and Moonshine, Rosaire Theriault
Rosaire Theriault Tries to Immigrate
A Canadian Family in the 1911 Census: Joseph J. Lagace & Elizabeth Doucet
Uncle, Uncle!, Ruben (Roubine) J. Leger of Schenectady, N.Y.
All Creatures Great And Small, Marie Eveline Luce
Wedding Belles, Edouard Theriault & Golda Lagace
Tripping the light fantastic, Edouard Theriault & Golda Lagace
Home Sweet Home:The Lagace Homestead in 1950s Bathurst
La Dolce Vita: Italian Sophisticates from 1950s Milan (Italy)
When Bicycling Wasn’t Just A Leisure Activity
Verdun in Black and White (4): Family Photographs from the 1940s/1950s
After 1953
Verdun in Black and White(1): Family Photographs from the 1940s/1950s
Verdun in Black and White (2): Family Photographs from the 1940s/1950s
Verdun in Black and White (3): Family Photographs from the 1940s/1950s
“Celebrate Your Name” Week, Evelyn Yvonne
“Oh, you beautiful doll … you great big beautiful doll!”
Vintage Postcard: T. Eaton Co. Montreal, Quebec
The Toboggan – A Gift From The First North Americans
Growing Up In Ville Lasalle, Quebec (Montreal)
The Bellevue Casino On A Swizzle Stick
“Mon pays ce n’est pas un pays c’est l’hiver …”
Vintage Postcard: Bathurst and the Twist!
Carnival of Genealogy (74th Ed.) Swimsuit Issue
Growing Up In Ville Lasalle, Quebec (Montreal)
All That Jazz – The Top Hat Cafe in the City of Sin (Montreal,Quebec)
St-Helen’s Island (L’Ile Ste-Helene) Montreal, Quebec
Chief Poking Fire Indian Museum, Caughnawaga Indian Reserve
Mmmm – Prince Edward Island Seaweed Deserts!
2000 and later
Famous Relatives: Nicole Theriault
Sad News – Adelard “Sonny” Lagace Has Passed Away (Gen.10)
Adelard “Sonny” Lagace (Gen.10) – Memorial Card
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I’m Evelyn Yvonne Theriault, a teacher who lives near Montreal, Quebec. I belong to a wonderful family so I’ve combined my two loves into one hobby – family history & genealogy. This site has two main purposes. The first is to share the Canadian Family Vintage Postcard Collection and to encourage the use of postcards by family historians and genealogists through activities such as the online magazine – A Festival of Postcards. The second is to share my personal genealogy & family history information and to help others who are researching Acadians & French Canadians of Quebec and New Brunswick.
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