| Reply, Thank you for giving me a starting point I have a really good book on Meloche family but it want to explore more, Comment by Mark | Lavoie = Levoy It is in French and I am completely English speaking/writing as is my husband. Maurice Germain. Sharron = Charron Terrien = Therrien Ostiguy = Austin These names I kept seeing every once in a while during my searching other lines taking me back to Canada. Proulx = Prue News and Reflections: "La Vieille Maison Wins $10,000 In Contest: A home dating back to Acadian re-settlement in Clare has won $10,000 in a national contest." The Quebec ADNy project A mirror project (Quebec mtDNA Project) focuses on the other hand on signatures inherited from female pioneers (please find under the MT GEOGRAPHICAL PROJECTS tab).". I refer to this book frequently, usually togther with Denis Jean's book. Change). Chantal = Shontelle Courtemanche = Shortsleeves ), Ojibway, Jackson | Metis, BC, Chippewa, Cree, Iroquois. https://acanadianfamily.wordpress.com/2021/08/07/meloche-iroquois-mixed-heritage-surname-anchor-post/ Given the distinct historical, demographic and linguistic features characterizing Quebec, the Project's main focus is on pioneers whose roots date back to New France. Foizie = Foisy Cushion = Courchesne Hamelin | Metis, Cree, Salteaux, Mixed-heritage:French, Hardisty | Slavi. The majority of these matches are descendants of Guillaume Capela and Unknown Mi'kmaq, others are descended from Francoise Michel-dit-Olivier, Catherine Duval, and Marie Olivier Sylvestre (Manitoubeouich) Prevost. | Reply, Need to know if Severe Labranche born 1824 was a metis, Comment by Maiden name is Lucille Maria Rose Labranche | Lof(f)ler = Lafleur The Association des Acadiens-Mtis Souriquois (AAMS) of Nova Scotia, Canada, is an Acadiens-Mtis organization; therefore, proof of Acadien and Aboriginal ancestry is required of its members. September 2, 2021 For your reference, the Metis (with a capital M) are based in the West, and in Ontario. Maryland: M.A. December 10, 2019 470 pages, including bibliography and annexes. You might want to leave another comment under that post so the right people see your comment. The Quebec ADNmt Project is an independent project, which however benefits from generous sponsors and support from organizations such as the American Canadian Genealogical Society (ACGS), the Fdration des associations de famille du Qubec (FAFQ) and the Socit d 'histoire des Filles du Roy (SHFR). 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[[Category:Mi'kmaq]] Quebec ADNy matches with IN41520 (a descendant of William Moloney) include one other descendant of Wm Moloney. Rondeau = Rondo I saved the document in the hopes that I could find someone to translate it. Lambert | Metis, Cree, Chippewa, Cree,Mikmaq, Landry | Metis, BC First Nations, Cree, Slavi / Esclave, Langevin | Metis, Algonquin, Cree, French, Lapierre | Metis, Cree, Mixed-heritage: French, Laplante | Metis, Mixed-heritage: Cree, French, Laporte | Abenaki, Cree, Malecite, Mixed heritage, Latour | Algonquin, Iroquois, Mixed heritage, Laurent | Abenaki, Iroquois, Mikmaq, Montagnais. Shonyo = Chagnon Lavigne = Lev(i)en(e), Laveen Laroe = Lareau/Larrow Mercier=Marsha I am going through Tanguay's listing of "dit" names & spelling variations he has . Evelyn, Comment by Evelyn Yvonne Theriault | Larocque = Larock, LaRock Brooks = Rousseau Brow = Brault Buckwheat = Sarrazin Bunker = Boncoeur, Goodheart Bushey = Boucher Buskey = Bousquet Butler = Bouthillier Button = Boutain, Boutin Chagnon = Shonyo Chainey = Sheni Chantal = Shontelle Charbonneau = Cole Charron = Sharron Chauvin = Shover Chicoine = Shequin Cinq-Mars = St. Mars Cir = Cyr Clokey/Clouckie = Cloutier I intend to cite the work of these researchers, but I'm not sure that we need an example on this page. Girouard = Girard/Gerard Poirier = Patry, Peartree, Purrier, Puariea, Peiria Acadian Surnames from the Census of 1671: Acadian Surnames from the Census of 1671 Click here for a full size image: Contents. The results page for Quebec ADNy includes kits whose Earliest Known Ancestors includes at least 17 examples of people who were born and/or died in "Acadie". Grew = Groulx Our censuses, beginning in 1671, permit us to reconstruct the first three or four generations of each of our principal families, but they provide no information, contrary to the censuses of Plaisance and some later enumeration, for example, regarding origins, except in very exceptional instances. Letourneau = Litno, Turner Of course most Acadian families are of French origin. Courchesne = Cushion (LogOut/ Lafloor = Lafleur . Drinkwine = Boivin Marielle Ct Gendreau = The Pioneer Posts focus on French Canadians but usually have some indigenous and/or Metis-related links. Not everyone who tests in one of these groups also tests in the others. Generally, genealogical research consists of digging through old civic or religious records, working backwards from yourself to your ancestors. Print. Each post below serves to organize the information that is currently scattered about the site. Landreville = Lunderville Cree, Metis, Saulteaux FEB 2023, Hardy | Cree, Atlin (BC) First Nations, Ojibwa, Mixed-heritage:Scottish, Hebert | BC First Nations, Metis, Ojibway, Hill | BC, Cayuga, Chip., Delaware, Iroquois, Mikmaq, Mohawk, Ojibwa, Oneida, Onodaga, Six Nations, Hunt, Hunter | Metis, Algonquin, BC First Nations, Beaver, Blackfoot, Cree, Kwakiutl, Ojibway, Sioux, Skookym Chuck, Stoney, Ignace | Metis, Algonquin, Chippewa, Ojibway. Rondo = Rondeau Taylor = Tailleur Desparts = Desport Penobscots and Abekani were found in the early settlements of Acadie, in southern New Brunswick and what is now Maine. Drouin = Derouin Deschamps = Fields, Dechand, DuChen Beaulac = Bolack Lefebvre = Lefave, Lafave, Bean I expect to be using mostly mtDNA Confirmations from Mothers of Acadia and from Quebec mtDNA. Dessin-Pierre = de St-Pierre Lang(ue)do(e) = Lanctt Perro = Perr(e)ault The Mothers of Acadia Maternal DNA project conducts ongoing research to verify their origins. See this map for the Mi'kmaq names of places in Nova Scotia. [[Category: Abenaki]] this includes Penobscot, Finding Other profiles on WikiTree Some of the kits are managed by the project administrator, and are unlikely to ever appear in another group. In this database, Metis or Mtis means any person having both Native (or aboriginal) and European blood. Spelling variations and dit names for the names on the right will be found where each of these names appears in the column on the left (first column). Claude Crgheur Acadian History:Mtis History:Acadian Ancestral Home Metis is one of several terms used to describe people of mixed native and European origin. Robitaille = Rabtoy/Robtoy If someone has both, Metis Nation and a known nation from another parent, both tags may be used. August 21, 2020 Bouchard | Metis, Ojibway, Mixed-heritage: Montagnais, Boucher | Metis, Beaver, Cree, Ojibway, Pagan, Bourque | Metis, Abenaki, Chipewyan, Cree, Huron, Irish, Boyer | Metis, Chippewa, Ojibway, Saulteaux Mixed-heritage: Chippewa, Cree, Brook, Brooks | BC First Nations, Dennay / Dene, Haida, Malecite / Maliseet, Mikmaq, Saulteaux, Wyandotte Feb 2023.
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