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GUINDON NEWSLETTER Number 43 Fall 2012

I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E

2 MAISON SAINT-GABRIEL Filles du Roi

3 GUINDON CONNECTIONS–

2012 Westlock Alberta Family Reunion

6 PATRICK YANDEAU FAMILY

7 GUINDON FAMILY GROUP PICTURE

13 2015 GUINDON REUNION PROPOSAL

15 GENEALOGY MEMBERSHIP

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and tracing the Guindon Family history.

Our primary focus will be the ancestors and descendants of Franҫois Guedon & Marie

Molay’s son, Pierre Guindon, born 24 Sep 1662, St. Pierre du Marche, Ville du Loudun, township Chaelleraut, diocese Poitiers,

Poitou, France.

On the 21st of November 1706 Pierre married

Catharine Braza at the Notre Dame Church in

Montreal, Quebec.

Pierre died on the 26 of September 1733 at St.

Franҫois Ile Jésus, Quebec.

Pierre and Catharine’s children baptized at St Franҫois

Ile Jésus. Quebec:

1. Jean Guindon 15 September 1707

m Madeline Labelle. 14 Feb 1729

2. Pierre b 6 Jul 1709 d Oct 1709

3. Paul Guindon 21 Aug 1710

m Marie Josette Aube. 16 Sept 1733

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GUINDON/YANDEAU

FAMILY REUNION BLOG

http://guindonyandeaufamilyreunion.blogspot.com/

We are pleased with the response of our

2015 GUINDON FAMILY REUNION SURVEY.

We have done some preliminary research and

there are a number of options to choose from if

you think you might be interested in attending

the 2015 Guindon Reunion. See page 12

Your feedback would be appreciated so plans can

be worked out.

If you have any questions for the 2015 Reunion

please reply with “REUNION” in the subject

line to: lk.aitch “at”gmail.com

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GUINDON NEWSLETTER -2-

The purpose of La Société des Filles du roi et soldats du Carignan is to honor the memory of our courageous ancestors, the filles du roi (King's Daughters) and the soldiers of the Carignan-Salières Regiment of 17th century New France.

The King's Daughters (French: filles du roi; filles du roy) is a

term used to refer to the approximately 800 young French

women who immigrated to New France between 1663 and 1673

as part of a program sponsored by Louis XIV. The program was designed to boost Canada's

population both by encouraging male immigrants to settle there, and by promoting marriage,

family formation and the birth of children. While women and girls certainly emigrated to New

France both before and after this time period, they were not considered to be filles du roi, as the

term refers to women and girls who were actively recruited by the government and whose travel

to the colony was paid for by the king.[1]

They were also occasionally known as the King's

Wards, where "wards" meant those under the guardianship of another. MAISON SAINT-GABRIEL home to the Filles du Roi (the King’s daughters) http://www.maisonsaint-gabriel.qc.ca/en/index.html

It was at Maison Saint-Gabriel, on the shores of the majestic St. Lawrence River, in the house

bought in 1668, near the Pointe-à-Callière fort, that Marguerite Bourgeoys received the King’s

Wards.

Getting along as best they could in the

difficult world of a new colony, the

King’s daughter’s made their home on this

30-arpent farm. Their role was to adapt to

the rigors of the country, and to take a

husband.

OUR GUINDON CONNECTIONS to the filles du roi et soldats du Carignan Francoise Pilois and Andre Barsa daughter Catherine Barsa married Pierre Guindon 21 Nov 1706, Notre Dame Church, Montreal, Quebec.

1. Francoise Pilois m Andre Barsa dit Lafleur 2 Dec1669

*Andre Barsa dit Lafleur, is a member of the Carignan-Salières regiment, married a fille du roi (Using the PRDH records and the Red Drouin, Barsa is referenced as Barsa or the above.)

2. Elisabeth Hubert m Louis Bolduc 20 Aug 1668 in Quebec City *Louis Bolduc is a member of the Carignan-Salières regiment who married a fille du roi

3. Francoise Conflans m Charles Rancin 11 Oct 1667 in Quebec City, Quebec.a fille du roi

If you have any female ancestors who arrived in Canada between 1662 and 1673 and married in Canada they most likely were filles du roi. If you think you might have one or more ancestors that were in this group you can find a list of them on the web site of La Société des filles du roi et soldats du Carignan, Inc. www.fillesduroi.org The site is in English and also has information on the famous Carignan-Salièries regiment that came to Canada in 1665. If you are interested in joining the Society the membership information is also on the site. William (Bill) Kane a director of the Society also compiled a list of the soldiers of the Carignan Regiment who married filles de roi. This is the site of the Filles du Roi Index List http://www.fillesduroi.org/src/Filles_list.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_language

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_people

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_France

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_XIV_of_France

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King%27s_Daughters#cite_note-FOOTNOTELanctot19529.2C_102-0

http://www.fillesduroi.org/

http://www.fillesduroi.org/src/Filles_list.htm


GUINDON CONNECTIONS By Laverne Aitchison – editor lk.aitch “at” gmail.com

WE WANT TO THANK ALL OF YOU WHO MADE THE EFFORT TO BE A PART OF THIS SPECIAL EVENT: Without you, it wouldn’t have been a success!

The Guindon Reunion on July 27, 28, 29, 2012 in Westlock, Alberta was a great success with 80 relatives attending. We welcomed the Guindon families from Falher, Alberta who descend from Napoleon Guindon and Marie Claire Chartrand originally from Ripon, Quebec. Bonnie and Tim Flannery of Eureka, Montana also made the trip to share Bonnie’s family connection of Sophia Yandeau who married Joseph Fournier ”Fuller”. Sophia Yandeau is the sister to Leonard Yandeau. Leonard and Mary Ann Hoover’s descendants were the majority attending this

family reunion. These families originated in St Benoit, Deux Montagne, Quebec before settling in Vankleek Hill, Ontario. Some of the family moved on to Brasher Falls, New York. Others farmed in the Ottawa Valley. Our guest of honour, Pat Yandeau is the last of ten children born to Thomas Yandeau (son of Leonard Yandeau) and Elize Jourdain. Pat’s families contributed many Yandeau signatures in our guest register. (Pat turned 90 years young March 17, 2012) A big thank you to Jodi Willaims and her committee members who worked very hard for this special event. Laverne Aitchison, family genealogists since 1972, author of “Where

Have All the Yandeau’s Gone? And reunion recruiter presented the committee with a novelty flash drive:

Mary Boychuk Jenny Williams Jodi Williams Dorene (Greg) Yohemas Laverne Aitchison - presenter Ed Fox Gail Fox Debra Fox Katrina Nielsen (absent)

To date our New 2015 Guindon Reunion Committee is:

Debra Fox [email protected]

Jodi Williams [email protected]

Bonnie Flannery [email protected]

Carol Walker [email protected]

Lillian McFadden [email protected]

Gail Fox [email protected]

Family Reunion Contact volunteers: Lisa Hoecherl and Niki Beach








A BIG THANK YOU TO OUR SPECIAL EVENTS CO-ORDINATORS:

GOLF TOURNAMENT: Blaine Fraser (4 foursomes participated in tournament.) CHILDREN EVENTS: Katrina Nielsen, Jenny Williams, Sherry Fraser, Debra Fox, Garry Hurken

REGISTRATION: Dorene Yohemas and Lillian McFadden

Luana Williams manning the registration table with our Family Tradition of “Granny Yandeau” (Elize Jourdain) famous jam jam cookies. Thanks to Joyce

Fraser and all her family for making the traditional

Granny Yandeau Jam Jams, (recipe on p78 in cookbook)

GUINDON COLLECTION FAMILY

RECIPE BOOK

The 1992 Guindon Collection Family Recipe Book will be available for a special

price of $15.00 including shipping and handling. Order your copy from:

Gail Fox 13312 – 71st Street


Phone 780-476-2047 E-mail: Gfoxyone”at”aol.com

Jannicke & Tom Yohemas (Entertainment) WELL DONE AND ENJOYED BY ALL!

Sir Thomas of Strathcona and Lady Jannicke Ask of Stokke, Norway presented on the arms and

armour of a 14th century knight. Their presentation included the show and tell of a range of

weapons from a dagger to longbow and from mail to plate armour. They finished with a five

round, five weapon melee fight with Lady Jannicke winning! They are members of a 14th

century Living History club in Edmonton, Alberta called Knights of the Northern Realm.

Sir Thomas & his Squire Laverne

Lady Jannicke triumphs

Right: Lady Jannicke & her

Squire Michael Hurkens

Marius Yohemas ready to fill his Mom & Dad’s shoes



Some of our children’s

activites that were enjoyed

by all

James Aitchison, our techie, setting up for the reunion

Technology is great. If you don’t have the

answer you just text. Bingo. Got it!!

Above: Beverley Fehr filling in the family tree

with her sisters Laurie Drummond and Lisa

Hoecherl all texting to get the info direct from the

source.

Left: Bonnie Flannery checking the family tree

with Laverne Aitchison

WHY DO YOU GO TO YOUR FAMILY REUNION? To reconnect with old and new family members?

Share family history?

Make new memories?

Share family gossip?

Travel to new places?


Our master of ceremonies Ed Fox presenting Pat Yandeau

with the eldest person award.

Ron Yandeau, Pat Yandeau (Dad), Pat Yandeau Jr

Picture to the left: Pat Yandeau (sitting) and son

Ron Yandeau standing at back

Along with some of Pat’s nieces.

Carol Walker, Dorene Yohemas, Laverne

Aitchison, Joyce Fraser, Gail Fox, Lillian

McFadden

THE PAT YANDEAU FAMILY (below)

Back Row: Niki Beach, Glenn Beach, Christi Bilske, Randy Bilske, Joan Yandeau, Ron Yandeau, Lynn Yandeau

Jody Yandeau, Jasmine Rebman, Patti Perrault, Dennis Perrault

Front Row: Kaden Beach, Rylee Beach, Karley Bilske, Sara Bilske, Pat Yandeau, Jocelyn Beach, James Yandeau,

Pat Yandeau Jr.


GUINDON REUNION 28 JULY, 2012 – WESTLOCK, ALBERTA, CANADA

Back Row: Tom Yohemas, Blaine Fraser, Greg Yohemas holding Marius Yohemas, Jim

Aitchison, Bob Boychuk, Garry Hurkens, Wilfred Walker, Ron Yandeau, Glenn Beach, Dennis

Perrault, Jody Yandeau, Jasmine Rebman, Scott Williams, Jodi Williams, Ed Fox,

Second Row: Jesse Constable, Sherry Fraser, James Aitchison, Doreen Yohemas, Laverne

Aitchison, Gail Fox, Joyce Fraser, Debra Fox, Randy Bilske, Christi Bilske, Niki Beach, Patti

Perrault, Pat Yandeau Jr., Laurie Drummond, Colin Drummond, Faye Boychuk, Umberto Miceli,

Third Row: Brian Williams holding Ella Williams, Jenny Williams holding Lydia Williams,

Lillian McFadden, Carol Walker, Bonnie Flannery, Tim Flannery, Rod Williams, Pat Yandeau,

Lynn Yandeau, Marie-Paule Guindon, Ernie Guindon, Therese Bourassa, Yolande Beaudoin, Cal

Hoecherl

Front Row: Lori Fox, Launa Williams, Jannicke Ask, Mary Boychuk, Joan Yandeau, Grant

Fox, Ian Fox, Evan Fox, Micheal Hurkens, Sarah Bilsky, Karley Bilsky, Kadin Beach, Justin

Hoecherl, Lisa Hoecherl, Beverly Fehr, Chris Hoecherl, (sitting in front of Lisa & Beverly)

James Yandeau, Rylee Beach, Jocelyn Yandeau

“We must encourage family reunions. The family unit is the

basis of our society. A tree symbolizes our family tree and our

connection to our roots.”

The family tree at left was filled with leaves from the different

branches of the families who attended the reunion. Each person

filled in a leaf with their name, date of birth and place.

We acknowledged the fallen leaves at the base of the family tree.

Thank you to Katrina Nielsen, Jenny Williams and Jodi Williams

for their efforts to make this project a huge success.

We are looking for more volunteers for the 2015

Guindon/Yandeau reuinon in Quebec or France


Thomas Yohemas giving the traditional toast of his great, great, grandfather Thomas Yandeau:

Drink and be merry Drown a tear in each glass. Drink a health to each maiden And this charming fine lass. Drink and be merry All sorrows refrain. For we may and may never All meet here again.

We had a contest to see if anyone could find the original version of this poem. This is what Bonnie Flannery found from Spanish Ladies Shanties and Sea Songs: And let every man drink of a full glass And we’ll drink and be merry and drown melancholy Singing here’s a good health to each true hearted lass After doing some research when I started to put this newsletter together I found another version of “Tom Yandeau’s Toast” from this website: http://www.thebards.net/music/lyrics/Health_To_The_Company.shtml

Health to the Company Kind friends and companions, come join me in rhyme Come lift up your voices in chorus with mine Let us drink and be merry, all grief to refrain For we may and might never all meet here again

Here's a health to the company and one to my lass Let us drink and be merry all out of one glass Let us drink and be merry, all grief to refrain For we may and might never all meet here again

Here's a health to the dear lass that I love so well Her style and her beauty, sure none can excel There's a smile upon her countenance as she sits on my knee Sure there's no one in this wide world as happy as we

Our ship lies at harbor, she's ready to dock I hope she's safe landed without any shock If ever we should meet again by land or by sea I will always remember your kindness to me

We would like to acknowledge the time and efforts Mary Boychuk has donated over the past eight years as our membership officer and treasurer. Mary began her dedication in 2004 to these positions when she “volunteered” as our Chairperson for the 2005 Guindon/Yandeau Reunion in Edmonton, Alberta. It was well organized and well received. Mary has officially resigned and has passed her position onto Debra and Gail Fox. Now Mary will have more time to tend to her prize winning flower garden, (left) and her world travel. Debra and Gail Fox have always been a part of the planning, organization, distribution and proofing of the Guindon Newsletter.

A special thanks to all from the editor of the Guindon Newsletter, Laverne Aitchison.

http://www.thebards.net/music/lyrics/Health_To_The_Company.shtml


Prizes:

Golf prizes and names of winners: (pocket knives or stuffed husky dogs)

Low Score 74

o Dennis Perrault, Joe Yandeau, Kaden Beach, Glenn Beach – Knives or husky dog

High Score 100

o Ed & Lori Fox, Debra Fox, Gail Fox - Knives or husky dog

Hidden hole prizes

o Carol Walker Flashlight

o Rod Williams Flashlight

Door prizes and names of winners

a. Tom Yohemas - Men’s black gloves in cinch bag, 2005 Reunion T-shirt

b. Calvin Hoecherl - a pail of honey, one 2005 reunion shirt and two luggage tags

c. Winter shoe cleats in tote bag

2. Winners of the silent auction prizes – item and name of winner

a. Coffee pot – Evan Fox

b. Electric barbecue – Evan Fox

c. Zero gravity lawn chair – Debra Fox

d. Xyron Sticker maker – Carol Walker

e. Barbie & DVD bingo game - Ella Williams

f. Barbie - Jocelyn Yandeau

g. Sports package - Lydia Williams

h. Stickers – marbles and transformer - James Yandeau

i. House picture frame – Jody Yandeau

j. Troll Magnets - Jodi Williams

k. Picture package 20 page 5x7 album with prints – Colin Drummond

l. Picture card package 25 custom cards with envelopes – Jenny Williams

m. Picture package 16 x 20 fully framed wall portrait – Jenny Williams

n. Portrait package 18 x 10, 2 - 5 x 7, 4 – 4x6 – Garry Hurkens

3. Winner of the oldest person attending reunion - Westlock picture frame - Pat Yandeau

4. Winner of the youngest – beach gorilla - Lydia Williams

5. Winner of the person who came the farthest

a. Carol & Wilfred Walker

i. 2 -2005 Reunion T-shirts, 2 luggage tags

b. Bonnie & Tim Flannery

i. Set of Westlock glasses in a reunion cinch bag

6. Winner of the Quilt made by Carol Walker - Dorene Yohemas

7. Winner of the Afghan & pillow made by Joyce Fraser - Jodi Williams

8. Winner of the Tom Yandeau toast contest –

a. Bonnie Flannery – Reunion cinch bag with Guindon Cook Book


Donations:

Carol Walker: Handmade Quilt

Joyce Fraser: Handmade afghan and matching pillow

Doreen & Greg Yohemas:

Coffee pot

Electric barbecue

Winter shoe cleats in tote bag

Black Men’s gloves in tote bag

Pat & Lynn Yandeau

Zero gravity lawn chair

David Aitchison – Dignified Motors http://www.dignifiedmotors.com/

Xyron Sticker maker

Jim & Laverne Aitchison

2) Engineer Barbies

5) 2005 Reunion T-shirts

Summer Gorilla

Custom picture frame by Gordon Lardner

The Other Ten Commandments

Debra Fox

Sports package

Stickers – marbles and transformer

Dvd bingo game

Jannicke Ask

Troll magnets

TOWN OF WESTLOCK DONATIONS:

Westlock Picture Frame

Miscellaneous donation prizes from the Town of Westlock – key chains, luggage tags, golf tees

Westlock box set of 4 beverage glasses

Our blog for updates of the Guindon/Yandeau Family Reunion 2015

The blog will be updated as NEW news is available

BLOG: http://guindonyandeaufamilyreunion.blogspot.com/

E-MAIL: [email protected]

http://www.dignifiedmotors.com/




Guindon Reunion 2012 Revenue and Expenses

Balance Forward $1899.73

REVENUE

Reunion registration $3,364.44

Late registration $ 70.00

Quilt raffle $ 335.00

50/50 raffle $ 172.50

Silent auction $ 406.00

Drink tickets $ 144.00

Cookbooks $ 40.00

T-shirts $ 165.00

Cinch Bags $ 90.00

Bank Interest .02

TOTAL REVENUE $4,786.96

Balance $6,686.69

EXPENSES

Westlock Inn Deposit $ 500.00

Westlock Inn Meals $2,000.00

Westlock Inn Beverages $ 167.27

Tickets, juice, jam jams $ 108.27

Photographer deposit $ 250.00

T-shirts $1,043.04

Lanyards $ 88.00

Animal Flash Drives $ 117.39

Returned USD note $ 73.12

Golf reimbursement $ 360.00

Registration refund $ 45.00

Registration refund $ 100.00

Children crafts $ 50.34

Bank fees $ 2.00

TOTAL EXPENSES $3,853.35

Bank Balance as of Oct 16, 2012 $1,782.27

Unfinished Business

**T-Shirt Refund

**Photographer

**Pictures & CD Orders


A WAY TO SEARCH FRENCH GENEALOGICAL RECORDS ONLINE. To anyone who would like to take the challenge to read some of the records on this site. One of my associates was kind enough to send this to me. Gordon Mulleneaux [email protected] Laverne This may be the record of Francois Guesdon of Vienne. The French is written in a manner which I cannot read with ease. The date vingt-cinq of March seems correct and some names seem okay.

NAVIGATION

First – type Conseil Général de la Vienne in your browser. http://www.cg86.fr/

Next – hover over La Vienne http://www.archives-vienne.cg86.fr/ and select L’histoire

http://www.cg86.fr/94-l-histoire.htm

Next – go to the end of the L’histoire page and clique on Archives départementales

At Archives départementales select Archives en ligne

then – select Registres paroissiaux et d'état civil http://www.archives-vienne.cg86.fr/639-les-

registres-paroissiaux.htm

Then follow the attached scanned pages and see the results on image 43.

http://www.archives-vienne.cg86.fr/

http://www.cg86.fr/94-l-histoire.htm



http://www.archives-vienne.cg86.fr/639-les-registres-paroissiaux.htm

http://www.archives-vienne.cg86.fr/639-les-registres-paroissiaux.htm


Guindon 2015 Family Reunion Proposal

From the 2012 Guindon Reunion Survey questionnaire it was a tie between Montreal, Quebec

and Loudun, France. Therefore with some research this is some of the information gleaned from

working with Patti Bradley of the “ExpediaCruiseShipCenters” in Kamloops. Patti has requested

that Laverne Aitchison be the contact person so we can keep e-mail to a minimum and she will

not have to filter the contacts.

If you have any questions for the 2015 Reunion please reply with “REUNION” in the

subject line to: lk.aitch “at”gmail.com

REMEMBER THIS IS PRELIMINARY RESEARCH ……

WE HAVE TO START SOMEWHERE

Option: 1 –

1 week on a private tour of the Montreal and Quebec City area.

Possible points of interest:

Archives

1749 L’Isle Jesus seigneurie of Jean Guindon and Pierre Guindon

Kings Daughters - Filles du Roi (Maison Gabriel)

Laval, Ile Jesus, Quebec

St Benoit, Deux Montagnes, Quebec

Maple Sugar Shack (History of the Maple Syrup in Old Town Montreal)

Free time/ other ideas for stops of interest

Site seeing tour of Old Quebec City ( one day)

*Some may wish to return home at this point or include either/or Option 2, 3 or 4

Option: 2

Flight from Montreal to Paris and spend 1 week with a private tour of the Loudon Area,

tracing family history/heritage (Minimum numbers would apply).

Option: 3

Additional week of private tour encompassing areas of interest of group.

(Bordeaux, Angers, Le Mans) (Minimum numbers would apply)

Option: 4

Option 1 with either one or two more weeks of individual travel, keeping in mind the

departure point for group pricing will be Paris.

*Air Transat group pricing is based on departure from Montreal and returning from Paris.

(Minimum for group rate is 10 passengers which would be for each of these options.)

TIME OF YEAR TO BE DECIDED – spring, summer or fall?

This will be determined by the choice of the majority of travellers.


AIR FARE ONLY

Dates and prices are to give an idea of fares so we can plan and save for this special reunion.

Prices will be quoted closer to departure time in 2015.

Mike McKenna-Small of ExpediaCruiseShipCenters has received a quote (based on next year’s pricing) for three options with air.

Please find below estimated pricing for air ONLY, with three options. 1 week in France, 2 weeks in France and 3 weeks in France. (You can tour other areas in Europe but you must be on the return flight from Paris to Montreal in order to get the group rate)

Pricing for group air is provided by: Air Transat (Charter)

60 Guests would like to fly from Montreal to Paris between Aug 4-9, 2013 (Schedule is flexible) All 60 guests would depart on the same flight from Montreal to Paris.

Here are the 2013 rates for comparison:

20 of the 60 guests would return one week later from Paris to Montreal (Aug 11-15, 2013) We need the guests to have a full week in Europe

DEP YULCDG1 (TS710) 04-AUG-2013 YUL 23:05 CDG 11:45

RET CDGYUL1 (TS711) 12-AUG-2013 CDG 14:20 YUL 16:00

Payment by Credit Card: $1235 Payment by Cheque: $1185.00

Another 20 of the 60 guests would return two weeks later from Paris to Montreal (Aug 18-22, 2013) We need the guests to have two full weeks in Europe.



Payment by Credit Card: $1185.00 Payment by Cheque: $1140.00

Finally, the last 20 of the 60 guests would return three weeks later from Paris to Montreal (Aug 25-29, 2013) We need the guests to have three full weeks in Europe.



Payment by Credit Card: $1145.00 Payment by cheque: $1095.00

Please note that these rates are quoted for next year as we cannot price any farther out. (Quote is based on price and availability at time of booking)


WEBSITES:

GLOBAL GENEALOGY

http://globalgenealogy.com/

NEW TOOL FOR QUEBEC GENEALOGY

http://thatsmyfamily.info/ The federated search engine offered on this page was launched and is maintained by Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec (BAnQ). Library and Archives Canada (LAC) partners with BAnQ to oversee the evolution of this project which is also supported by the Council of Provincial and Territorial Archivists (CPTA) of Canada. The search tool, free of charge and available in French and in English, leads to genealogy and family history databases hosted by federal, provincial or territorial archives centres and libraries, or by other partners.

QUEBEC GENEALOGY & FAMILY HISTORY

http://genealogy.about.com/od/quebec/ Search for your Quebec ancestors in these genealogy and family history records and resources

focused on Quebec genealogy. Includes Quebec archives, online records and databases, research guides, lookups, queries, genealogical and historical societies, and Quebec surnames.

French Translation

http://www.acadian-cajun.com/

FRENCH GENEALOGY OF NORTH AMERICA,

Your gateway to Franco-American and French-Canadian Genealogy on the Internet

http://www.francogene.com/quebec/index.php FRENCH CANADIAN/ACADIAN GENEALOGISTS OF WISCONSIN

http://www.fcgw.org/ The French Canadian/Acadian Genealogists of Wisconsin Quarterly features articles on French

Canadian/Acadian research. Unfortunately they disbanded 1 March 2012. They have been

operating without a president, treasurer and secretary for three years because they

couldn't get anyone to run for office. (Thanks to Bill Kane for this update)

AMERICAN-CANADIAN GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY

http://acgs.org/about/index.html The American-Canadian Genealogist is the official quarterly journal of the American-Canadian Genealogical Society and a major benefit of membership in our society. Regular segments include letters to the editor, messages from the President and the Editor, Book Reviews, From Other Publications, Queries, New Members, Étoile d'Acadie, and our Readers' Forum. Visit our Genealogist web page to find out more about this great member benefit, and download a free sample issue. Back issues are available through our catalog.

AMERICAN-FRENCH GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY (AFGS)

http://www.afgs.org/ A read-only mailing list for members of the American-French Genealogical Society (AFGS) or anyone interested in AFGS activities who would like an electronic version of the AFGnewS that is sent bi-monthly by postal mail to members. The AFGS is a genealogical and historical organization dedicated to the study and preservation of the French-Canadian culture. Additional information can be found on the AFGS web page.

To subscribe send "subscribe" to [email protected] IMMIGRANTS TO CANADA

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http://thatsmyfamily.info/

http://genealogy.about.com/od/quebec/

http://french.about.com/od/translation/

http://www.acadian-cajun.com/

http://www.francogene.com/quebec-genealogy/998/

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http://www.afgs.org/


http://ist.uwaterloo.ca/~marj/genealogy/thevoyage.html

http://digital.library.mcgill.ca/countyatlas/search.htm

http://digital.library.mcgill.ca/countyatlas/SearchMapframes.php


GUINDON GENEALOGY MEMBERSHIP

Membership dues are paid on an annual basis due January 1 of each year.

Benefits of membership include:

Keeping informed of family connections and family reunions.

Guindon.Yandeau.Reunion Blog http://guindonyandeaufamilyreunion.blogspot.com/

Newsletter published twice a year – spring and fall. (1985) Galahad, AB (1992) Plumas, MB (1995) Barry’s Bay, ON (2000) Hammond, ON

(2005) Edmonton, AB (2012) Westlock, AB

Personal Membership Fees per family…………………………………………….. $5.00

Payment by personal cheque drawn on a Canadian Bank

I would like to support the Guindon Reunions with its ongoing effort to share and connect the

Guindon Genealogy by making the following additional donation.

[ ] $5.00 [ ] $10.00 [ ] $15.00 [ ] Other

NAME:_______________________________________________

ADDRESS____________________________________________

CITY___________________PROVINCE/STATE ____________

POSTAL CODE/ZIP________E-MAIL_____________________

TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED $________________

PLEASE RETURN FORM WITH CHEQUE/CDN MONEY ORDER PAYABLE

TO/SCP RETOURNER AVEC UN CHEQUE LIBELLE AU NOM DE

“GUINDON 2000 ASSOCIATION”

Mail to/Retourner a

GAIL FOX (Membership)

13312 – 71st

Street



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