Guy Gauthier
Honor Code SignatorySigned 24 Mar 2020 | 5,734 contributions | 58 thank-yous | 2,969 connections
Signed 24 Mar 2020 | 5,734 contributions | 58 thank-yous | 2,969 connections
Guy Gauthier
Born 1950s.
Ancestors 
Son of Léon Gauthier
and Géraldine (Châteauvert) Gauthier
Brother of
Lise (Gauthier) Nadeau and Denis Gauthier
Descendants 
Father of
[private daughter (1980s - unknown)] and [private daughter (1980s - unknown)]
Profile last modified
| Created 24 Mar 2020
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Thank you for this information on this project, i will read the information on this project. I am a new user on WikiTree from the last 2 or 3 months I now that computer see a difference on accent we use or not in french writting. I was writting names without accent like: e instead é, a instead â and so on. Few double where create & merge on suggestion from other manager, after verification on match. Find out yesterday that is not a rule and some manager do use accent
Still a lot to learn on WikiTree
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I see that you replaced the parents on two profiles, specifically Châteauvert-23 and Chateauvert-18. Please do not ever do this without contacting the profile managers first! The new profiles that you created are duplicates and need to be merged. In general, though, you should not replace the parents on a profile unless you're in contact with the profile manager, just to be safe. And if they don't respond, you can always ask someone else on WikiTree to confirm that your hypothesis is correct. (The only time you should remove parents from a profile is when they are provably wrong--if not, change the status indicator to "uncertain.") -Sarah
Sorry about this,
I am a new user on WikiTree from the last 2 or 3 months. Still learning new thing every week. Yesterday was a bad day with Chateauvert & Châteauvert I now that computer see a difference on accent we use or not in french writting. I was writting names without accent like: e instead é, a instead â and so on. Few double where create & merge on suggestion from other manager, after verification on match. I will tank you on few merge you suggest me with those double Find out yesterday that is not a seem to be a rule, some manager do use accent and some manager d'ont use it.
I do send email to some project manager on my research with my source of possible.
Still a lot to learn on WikiTree
How do i find a specific like Châteauvert-23 in my research.
Tank you again, and sorry
The accents can be inconsistent depending on who created the profile. When I first started I didn't put in accents for a lot of profiles, so I have been going back and correcting the names.
It's very important to always check for a duplicate before you create a new profile. You can use WikiTree's search feature to see if a profile already exists. The search feature will show related names, for example if you type "Jean Baptiste" into first name and "Bedard" into last name, you will get results for Jean-Baptiste Bédard (with hyphen and accent), and variations like Jean Charles Bedard, etc. It's good to scroll through carefully and see if the profile is already there. The Québécois Project is very active and many people from 1600s-1800s are already on WikiTree.
"Dit" names like "Faucher dit Châteauvert" can be very confusing. Here is a quick link to the naming guidelines section for the project page: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Project:Quebecois#Guidelines_on_Names
I have that link bookmarked on my computer so that I can refer back to it. If you scroll down a bit there is a guideline for place names which is also helpful.
-Sarah
Lafontaine family are on my Wife side, so far, as i know, i dont have any member Picard or Lafontaine in the USA. I do have uncle in Florida Usa on the Gauthier Family
Picard is the name You had listed that I am interested in. Do You knoe of any Picards in KY,IN,Il,NC or SC> ?
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