When Bicycling Wasn’t Just A Leisure Activity
The theme for this issue of I Smile For The Camera (hosted by Shades of the Departed) is Travel so I’ve decided to share this image of my mother and one of my uncles in the late 1940s near West Bathurst, New Brunswick. At that time bicycles were an important form of transport for families in many rural communities – especially large families like that of my grandparents Adelard Lagace and Eveline Luce who had 14 children in all!
Golda Lagace & Clifford Dick Lagace in 1948
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M. Cerloux was looking for information on her ancestor Beatrice Ranger.
Information
Elphege Charette married Beatrice Ranger on September 24th, 1925 in Lachine. Lachine is on the Island of Montreal and the name of the parish was Saintes-Anges. Elphege was the son of Francois Charette and Angelina Picard while Beatrice was the daughter of Exalem Ranger and Ledia Dion.
Francois Charette married Marie-Angelina Picard in the same parish as above. They were married on November 19th, 1895. Francois’ parents were Jean Baptiste Charette and Philomene Cardinal while Marie-Angelina was the daughter of Ephrem Picard and Marie-Ozeline Meloche.
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