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  1. gabrielle Laplante says:

    My grandfather Willam Laplante is one of 14 children of Celine \Berard and Michel Laplante. The siblings are:
    Adelard J. Badayac-Born 1886
    Gracia M. Anne- born 1887
    Wilfred Michel- Born 1888
    Frederick William- born 1890
    Victoria- bron 1889
    Albert born-1892
    Alfred Josephat- born 1894
    Conrad Rodolph Louis J.- born1894
    Jean Baptiste- born 1897
    Omer- born 1899
    Louis Philibert J.- 1900
    Evangelina-born 1901
    Alice- born 1904
    Marie Rose- born 1912
    Michel is the son of Zoe Trahan, married in 1851.
    Son of Marguerite Chapdeleine Lariviere and Michel Badayc
    married in 1817.
    This Michel is the son of Catherine Arel and Michel Badayc
    Laplante, married in 1794.
    This Michel is the son of Marguerite Bonefant and Michel
    Badayc Laplante, married 1768.
    This Michel is the son of Francoise Demers Dumay and Pierre-
    Ignace Badayc dit Laplante, married in 1735.
    Pierre is the son of Francoise Giguere and Gilles Badayc,
    married in 1705.
    Gilles is the son of Catherine Delalore and Louis Badaillac
    sieur de la Plante, married in 1674.
    Louis originally came for Perigueux in Guyenne, France.

  2. Joachim says:

    Weiter guten Erfolg bei der Ahnenforschung – Familienforschung – Genealogie wünscht
    Joachim
    http://famint.de/ [Einfach mal anklicken, bis dann!]

  3. Rose Mebane says:

    Thank you for sharing your story, your research, your feelings and so much more. I plan to visit this site many times in the future as I am researching my own German family who came from Labiau, Preussia. I am amazed at how much history I am learning. I wish I could read German, it would be so much easier to do research.

  4. Norma Gould says:

    I am so impressed with your site and all the wonderful information available here! It is great to see such interest and passion for people and their contributions, sacrifices, and commitments for the establishment of community and family. I will be back to gain information, inspiration, and to make contribution of information.

  5. Jürgen says:

    Auf dem alten St. Annenfriedhof 5 Uhr nachmittags Frau Ella Selma
    Hallo, eine wundervolle Website. Sind das die Eltern von Willi
    Wedhorn?
    Wedhorn, geb. Recht, * 21.12.1896 in Pietzkendorf, Kreis Großer Werder, + 14.5.1945 im Lazarett Bergschule an Lungenentzündung, Mann Landwirt Otto Wedhorn
    [APG, Bd 7, 1972/73, Westren-Doll, August: Das Elbinger Totenbuch 1945/46]
    Viele Grüße Jürgen aus Dresden

  6. Hallo Jürgen

    Es ist moeglich das Otto Willi’s Vater war- Willi hat damals ein Bruder der Otto auch hies. Meine Mutter denkt das du es recht hast.

    Viel Gluck beim forschen.
    …mark

  7. Gerald Montroy says:

    I am a descendent of Louis Sedilot and Marie Grimout who arrived in Kebec in 1637. Their son, Jean Baptiste Sedilot dit Montreuil gave my family its name. The family consisted of trappers and voyagers who crossed the Great Lakes and down the Mississippi to Kaskaskia, Illinois. The Kaskaskia census of 1787 lists Jean Baptiste Montreuil, father,son and daughters living in Kaskaskia. The name became Montroy sometime during the 19th century. Many members of the Montroy family, descendents of Louis and Marie Sedilot populate Southern Illinois. I am preparing an on-line book on the family which I hope to publish in 2011. I appreciate the information you have on early Kebec. I hope to place the descendents of Sedilot/Montreuil/Montroy family in their historical milieu. Any information your readers may have on this family tree would be most appreciated.
    Gerald Montroy

  8. Yvonne Scholz says:

    Hallo, sehr gute Webseite. Ich bekomme jetzt auch Ihren newsletter. Ich mache Familienforschung und habe schon seit 30 Jahren Postkarten gesammelt. Ich habe mal Elbing gegoogelt und dort ist gerade eine Postkarte von Elbing im dritten Reich zum Verkauf bei, e-Bay #350357567123. Geht am 29. Mai zu Ende.

    Mit freundlichen Gruessen

    Yvonne Scholz aus California früher Düsseldorf

  9. Bernard Singer says:

    I would like a copy of the Senger file. My gt-grandfather was Carl Senger

  10. Hi Bernard

    As you perhaps noticed, I do not have any Carl Sengers in my genealogy. I am however happy to exchange GEDCOM files with you. Please write me via email (genealogy@eirenicon.org) and we can make the exchange.

    mfg
    …mark

  11. Tommie Cory says:

    I love ManyRoads ,The classes are so informative and provide so much German information I never knew before, i want to thank Mark R. for telling me about this site as I had never heard of it before, I use it almost daily. Thanks Mark so much for this fantastic site,please keep up the good work.
    Sincerely,
    TommieJo

  12. Eric Jelle says:

    Mark – what a very nice site you have put together with Many Roads – aptly named as well for the genealogy lover in us all.

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