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42001	We also find the marriage at the same date in Marriages of Notre-Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church, Fall River, MA, 1874-2001, SGL The priest officiating the marriage in Westport is indicated from Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes of Fall River. He might have also registered the marriage in his parish register. Le curé officiant la cérémonie sur le registre de Westport est indiqué comme provenant de la paroissse de Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes à Fall River. Il aurait alors possiblement inscrit le mariage dans leur registre.	Family: Cyrille BOUTIN / Eugénie CHARLAND (F22505)
42002	We assume it's the daughter named Oledina on the 1911 census since the marriage record says she was born in the United States since the others were born in Québec.	BOUTIN, BORDEN, Marie F. * (I40240)
42003	We find a Christie Saltus as a lodger, single, in Amenia, Dutchess, NY in 1930, 27 years old, born in Vermont - http://interactive.ancestry.ca/6224/4661089_00603/28906359?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.ca%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3fdb%3d1930usfedcen%26rank%3d1%26new%3d1%26so%3d3%26MSAV%3d1%26msT%3d1%26gss%3dms_db%26gsfn%3dchris*%26gsln%3dsaltus%26msbdy%3d1904%26msbdy_x%3d1%26dbOnly%3d_83004006%257c_83004006_x%26dbOnly%3d_83004005%257c_83004005_x%26uidh%3dax2%26msbdp%3d2&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnSearchResults	SALTUS, Christopher F. (I53690)
42004	We find another marriage for Anna Boutin, born July 19 1891 PQ, daughter of William & Adèle Boulanger in 1922 in Warwick, RI but there is no traces of her first husband's death.	BOUTIN, Marie Anna * (I37569)
42005	We find her under the name Burton, Burgess, Barshon, Barjeon, Bugouis.	BERGERON, Éveline (I51451)
42006	We find him with his brother John Z.(achary) in the Troy City Catholic Male Orphan Asylum in 1900, their father being a widower. 1900 Troy, Renssalear, NY - https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-267-11612-102592-37	BOUTIN, Louis (I48638)
42007	We find him with his brother Louis in the Troy City Catholic Male Orphan Asylum in 1900, their father being a widower. 1900 Troy, Renssalear, NY - https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-267-11612-102592-37 Zachary on the 1910 census 1910 Troy Catholic Male Orphan Asylum, Rensselaer, NY - https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-267-11612-102592-37	BOUTIN, John Z. (I48553)
42008	Well known pioneer. Catholic Church Records of the Pacific Northwest : St. Paul, Oregon 1839-1898, SGMBF	PICKERNELL, John (I48883)
42009	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	WINTER, Wendy Lynne (I23126)
42010	WFT - Family Archives CD #75, Tree #0553: From James Carten - The Kirkes Many of us have heard the story of Helene Desportes, the first white child born in New France and how she left Quebec at a young age, returning to France when she was not much older. Inm many cases the only part of the story that we have been told is that she left, "when the Kirke brothers took Quebec". But what was this "taking" of Quebec and who were the Kirke brothers? As with most of the serious confrontations on this side of the Atlantic, this one was the result of wars waged in Europe. England claimed much of the same lands in the New World as France did. OIn Europe, France was waging all-out war on the Huguenots [Protestants]. It seemed that France and England were opposed to everything about each other and in 1627, war was formally declared. A British fleet was sent to help lift the siege of LaRochelle, the Huguenots stronhold. At the same time, there was much going onconcerning the two countries colonial holdings in the Americas. Gervais Kirke, a fervently loyal Scotsman an Presbyterian, had married a French woman and raised 5 sons in Dieppe, on the Chanel Coast about 50 miles north of Rouen. This patriarch had always taken interest in affairs concerning North America and his sons may have inherited this interest. Gervais Kirke's sons included David, Louis [refered to as Lewis in most English records], Thomas, john and James. David'd daughter, Mary, was also linked to the New World when she married the intrepid Canadian fur trader, Pierre-Esprit Radisson. In 1633, Champlain returned to Quebec as the King's commander. This meant he had official support from the French crown. The next year, the 13 yr. old Helene Desportes also returned, and accompanied by her aunt and uncle. Marguerite Langlois and Abraham Martin of the Plains of Abraham fame. That same year, at 14 years of age, Helene Desportes was married to Guillaume Hebert, with whom she had 3 children before being widowed at 19. At 20 years, Desportes married Noel Morin and had 12 more children including the first native born priest and first native born nun in Canada. She died in 1675, thirteen days before her fifty-fifth birthday. [Helene Desportes mother was Francios Langlois, sister of Marguerite]. Reference - American-Canadien Genealogist, Vol. 21, issue 65, Sumner '95' by Donald Chaput and Jim Carten.	DESPORTES, Hélène (I896)
42011	WHELAN Tommy décédé le 1er septembre 1997 à Gatineau, à l'âge de 36 ans. Il laisse dans le deuil sa conjointe Manon Dupuis. Fils de feu Raymond Whelan et de Laurette Lachapelle, il laisse également 3 filles: Karen, Sandra et Kim; 3 frères: Lawrence, Bobby et Henry; 1 soeur, Joanne, ainsi que plusieurs neveux et nièces. Il sera exposé à la COOPÉRATIVE FUNÉRAIRE DE L'OUTAOUAIS au 1369 boul. La Vérendrye Ouest, Gatineau, vendredi de 14h à 17h et de 19h à 22h, samedi à compter de 9h, suivi du SERVICE RELIGIEUX en l'église Jean XXIII samedi 6 septembre 1997 à 12h30. Pour renseignements, 568- 2425.	WHELAN, Tommy (I42124)
42012	When Bernard died, they had been married for 67 years.	Family: Bernard L. BOUTIN / Alice M. BOUCHER (F23594)
42013	Where she had lived for 7 years	LÉVESQUE, Gabrielle (I11379)
42014	While living with Robert Boutain at Morton, WA - http://search.ancestry.ca/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=USpublicrecords2&h=206133721&ti=5543&indiv=try&gss=pt&ssrc=pt_t36847346_p20298469304_kpidz0q3d20298469304z0q26pgz0q3d32768z0q26pgplz0q3dpid	BEARDSLEY, Alice M. (I56304)
42015	While Rosalie's baptism record did not give her date of birth, the Québec Census of 1901 listed it as September 30, 1858.	LACASSE, Rosalie (I35464)
42016	Wilbur Lionel	GOODENOUGH, Wilbur (I49999)
42017	Wilfred Benjamin most probably born in Koochiching County, MN	BOUTIN, Wilfred B. (I60620)
42018	Wilfred Charles at birth	BOUTIN, Wilfred C. (I51277)
42019	Wilfred David	BOUTIN, Wilfred D. (I40234)
42020	Wilfred Raymond au mariage	BOUTIN, Wilfred R. (I53793)
42021	Wilfred Rosario	HIMBEAULT, Wilfred R. (I64293)
42022	Wilfred Roy	BOUTIN, Wilfred R. (I27851)
42023	Wilfrid réside à Montréal (St-Joseph)	Family: Wilfrid Charles WHISSEL / Graziella TÉTREAULT (F29563)
42024	Wilhelm Johann Friedrich	BRANDT, William (I42477)
42025	Willard Gilbert	BOUTAIN, BOUTIN, Willard G. (I54000)
42026	William Arcidous or Alcidace	BOUTANG, BOUTIN, William A. (I37740)
42027	William Arnold au mariage	THOMS, Arnold (I42319)
42028	William at birth On record says Green Bay, the other Bayfield.	BOUTIN, William (I60715)
42029	William at birth	BOUTIN, William (I16428)
42030	William Benjamin Léo au mariage	LONGPRÉ, Léo (I3575)
42031	William Campbell was born in Scotland and was most likely a member of Fraser's 78th Highlanders. This Highlander regiment fought the French during the French and Indian War at some key battles: Louisbourg and Quebec. At Quebec, on the plains of Abraham, the 78th was directly on the front lines and took many casualties. There are two William Campbell's in Capt. Archibald Campbell's company listed as privates. Neither William is listed as staying in Canada after the war. In addition, there is an Ensign Alexander Campbell who is listed as staying in Canada and purportedly went by the name William. The unit was disbanded in 1763 and many of the members received land grants in Nova Scotia and in the Montreal area. There is an unsubstantiated story that William and his son Guillaume-Alexander may have moved across the border and fought for the American side during the American Revolution. This has yet to be researched. The following details were given verbally by Annette Agnes Campbell (born 1885) as told to her by her great-uncle Benoni (born 1805) who knew William Alexander and his story: "William came to Quebec with the Fraser Highlanders in 1759 to fight for the English against the French regiments of Montcalm at the plains of Abraham. It seems that after the war he was not allowed to return to Scotland having opposed fighting the French regiments possibly knowing that Scotsmen were on Montcalm's side because of the Auld Alliance. William married Josephte Chartier at a yet unknown site then settled at Laprairie, later at Ruisseau des Noyan (L'Acadie, Quebec) where he raised his family. He had adopted the Catholic religion. William Campbell died at L'Acadie. The funeral was held on March 3, 1811. He was reported to be 80 years old, born possibly in Edinburgh in 1731. At his death, William lived with his son Alexander William". Also the following reference: One of the Campbells who chose to be discharged in Canada was William Campbell, who was born in 1731 in Edinburgh. He was a member of Captain Archibald Campbellâ€™s company. He married Josephine Chartier from St Pierre les Becquets and settled first at Laprairie, Quebec and then at lâ€™Acadie near St Jean Quebec. In 1992 one of his many francophone descendants is Dr Maurice Campbell of Trois Rivieres (Cap de la Madeleine) a member of the Quebec Chapter of the Clan Campbell Society of North America.â€ The above has been extracted [p. 33] from â€œLords of the North (1997) by James K. McDonell & Robert B. Campbell. William is buried a Ste. Marguerite de Blairfindie in L'Acadie, Quebec. The grave is unmarked which his descendants hope to rectify soon. rev. 9/01/2001 SOURCE - http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/c/a/m/Dennis-D-Campbell/GENE1-0001.html	CAMPBELL, William Alexander, Guillaume (I31994)
42032	William Edward	RUSSELL, William (I51017)
42033	William Edward at death	BLAIR, William E. (I51382)
42034	William Edward au mariage	RUSSELL, William (I51016)
42035	William Élie Joseph	MELOCHE, William E. (I40290)
42036	William est charpentier William a déclaré être veuf et Caroline a déclarée être célibataire	Family: William MITCHELL / Caroline PETERS (F17784)
42037	William est fabricant de papier et Jeanne est à la maison	Family: William BOILAY / Jeanne RAYMOND (F11695)
42038	William Francis	MONAHAN, William F. (I17177)
42039	William Henry	LAVICTORY, William H. (I61916)
42040	William Herbert at birth. "Billy"	BOUTIN, William H. (I58422)
42041	William James	YOUNG, William (I22797)
42042	William James at marriage	BOUTIN, William J. (I59018)
42043	William Joseph, Billy	BOUTIN, William (I19388)
42044	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	BOUTANG, BOUTIN, William L. (I45493)
42045	William Norbert	BOUTIN, William (I51412)
42046	William Walter au mariage	DOYLE, William (I13667)
42047	Windham, Windham, Vermont, Usa	BOUTIN, Martha Jane (I34482)
42048	Windsorville Cemetery	BOUTIN, Gérard Thomas (I41887)
42049	Winslow or Waterville	FLAGG, Lottie Mae ** (I63523)
42050	Winslow Packer	BOUTIN, Winslow P. (I40133)