adknative
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- Find a Grave ID
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... and French-Canadian lineage in Quebec and Acadia back to France 1600s, along with Can Fr connections to New England states (primarily Vermont & Massachusetts, but also New Hampshire and Maine); to Louisiana (1755 deportees); and to Michigan.
Also, like most Eastern families, we have those who 'went West.' I'm in contact with cousins in many areas, including: Dakota Territories, Michigan, Iowa, Texas, California, Washington and Oregon.
If you wish to use any photos which I have posted, PLEASE DO. I have been 'cemetery hopping' for nearly fifty years and I am currently posting photos which I took twenty years ago... some of those stones have since fallen, broken, disappeared... or even been replaced (glad I got pics when I did). They are for EVERYONE to use. You may credit me if you wish.
... and French-Canadian lineage in Quebec and Acadia back to France 1600s, along with Can Fr connections to New England states (primarily Vermont & Massachusetts, but also New Hampshire and Maine); to Louisiana (1755 deportees); and to Michigan.
Also, like most Eastern families, we have those who 'went West.' I'm in contact with cousins in many areas, including: Dakota Territories, Michigan, Iowa, Texas, California, Washington and Oregon.
If you wish to use any photos which I have posted, PLEASE DO. I have been 'cemetery hopping' for nearly fifty years and I am currently posting photos which I took twenty years ago... some of those stones have since fallen, broken, disappeared... or even been replaced (glad I got pics when I did). They are for EVERYONE to use. You may credit me if you wish.