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<\/a><\/p>\nMy wife’s two late Aunts Lorraine and Virginia tested at Ancestry, so it should be easy to update this chart and go back at least one generation.<\/p>\n
Lorraine’s LeFevre ThruLines<\/h2>\n
Here are Lorraine’s ThruLines for the LeFevre Line going back one generation into the 1700’s:<\/p>\n
I have that Jean-Thomas was born in Charlesbourgh. This is an historic part of Quebec City:<\/p>\n Other records show that he died in Neuville:<\/p>\n Here is a marriage record from 1801:<\/p>\n He is listed as a forgeron or blacksmith. This is interesting as LeFebvre means blacksmith.<\/p>\n I can start with Carter, though he seems to have too large a match for a fourth cousin once removed. Change of plans: I’ll go with the person who has the best tree.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Lise’s paternal side of her tree gets her to LeFebvre:<\/p>\n It turns out that LIse’s father had quite a long name:<\/p>\n Here is mother Maguerite Larue in 1901 in Quebec City:<\/p>\n The family must have been doing well to have three serants. This marriage record gets us back another generation to the older Simeon:<\/p>\n Now, hopefully, Simeon’s mother will be a LeFebvre. I am having trouble finding more information but see some information on Marie-Desanges LeFebvre:<\/p>\n This 1820 marriage record is important as it links Marie Desanges LeFebvre with her parents and establishes who her husband was.<\/p>\n For now, I will go with the Geneanet hint:<\/p>\n Above, the part that was weak on records was between Desanges LeFebvre and Simeon Larue.<\/p>\n SD is a shared match between Lorraine and Lise:<\/p>\n Here is SD’s paternal side:<\/p>\n I’ll start a tree for SD in hopes of connecting to LeFevre. I will take the Ancestry hints for Andre’s parents as I assume that they were well known. Here is Cecile’s family in 1901:<\/p>\n They are living in St-Antoine-De-Tilly:<\/p>\n Next, I need to follow Cecile’s mother Angelina:<\/p>\n This is in 1891. I knew from Cecile’s death record that her mother was a Lafleur.<\/p>\n Here is the marriage record of Remi and Odile:<\/p>\n I did not mention before that Remi had a dit name of Lafleur. This former name was Sivigny:<\/p>\n This connects Odile to the Marie Odile that I already have in my tree.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nJean-Thomas LeFebvre 1770<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nChecking the Reine LeFevre Line<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nLorraine and Lise<\/h2>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\nLorraine and SD<\/h2>\n
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