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(information on people and events of New France: includes "filles du roi" and "coureurs de bois")
A link to a Canadian website which has a large quantity of photos of individuals who lived from 1890 to 1940 in the lower St-Lawrence River region of Québec Province
NOTE: This site is best viewed at a resolution of 1024x768 pixels or higher.....
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23 March 2007
I have found a number of web sites about the new Tourouvre Emigration Museum, some in English and some in French.
To view these sites click on the link below...
New Tourouvre Emigration Museum
NOTE:
If you would like to add your Pelletier lineage to this site, do not hesitate to contact the author, George A. Pelletier, at:
george.pelletier@verizon.net
Recent Stuff:
Colin Pelletier has recently submitted data on his family and ancestors in the Guillaume line... Thanks Colin...
I recently received and read "Pelletier Chronicles - 500 Years" by Lonnie Pelletier. It is an interesting and entertaining blend of fantasy and fact about his ancestors in the Guillaume lineage.
As Lonnie puts it:
"Part memoir, part history and part evaluation of all that is Canadiana, this is a book that every family can identify with. As a detective of history, the author has presented chronicles that evolve in a manner that show that truth often becomes more interesting than fiction. The reality of ethic and serving, along with related local history, is consistently introduced."
I highly recommend it to anyone in that lineage. If interested, you can visit Lonnie's website at www.LonPelletier.com where you can see all of Lonnie's works which includes novels, art, and music
Gigi Pelletier recently did a painting of La Cristerie and has graciously submitted a copy for inclusion on the site...
To view a full page image of her painting, click on the thumbnail below
...Our first grandchild, Grace Francoise arrived on 2 Mar 2007,
weighing in at 6 pounds, 4 ounces, and measuring 19
inches...
Jackie Ainsworth has sent us her announcement concerning the
opening in November 2006, of the new Museum dedicated to the French
emigration to New France (Québec)...
Juliet Stephenson has
submitted some new data and pictures relating to her Pelletier
ancestors, starting with Gaspard
Eugène ans his descendants... Thank You,
Juliet...
Bill Peltier has submitted an article he wrote for the
Journal of the French-Canadian Heritage Society of
Michigan in April 2006
It concerns his most recent trip to Gallardon, France, home of
the root ancestor, Nicolas Peltier, and the dedication of a
plaque to Nicolas...
To view this illustarted article, click here... Thanks again, Bill...
Jean Crump has submitted
info on her family and ancestors in the Pelkey family from
Minnesota... Thank You Jean...
Kathy
Sochowicz-Poston has put together a wonderful web-site on
the family of Antoine Peltier
(1808-1883) at: http://peltierfamily.freeservers.com.
I heartily encourage everyone who has an interest in this
branch of Pelletier genealogy to visit this significant
addition to Pelletier history.
Latest revision - 22 Mar 2008
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Genealogy site is owned by George A.
Pelletier
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