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Thérèse Gilbert
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The genealogy bug had bitten me since childhood. I started looking for my ancestors around my early 20's and I'm trying to look after all the descendants of Charles and Jean Dupuy dit Gilbert who arrived in New France in 1737. Charles Dupuy dit Gilbert married Marie-Angélique Brunet. Jean Dupuy dit Gilbert married Jeanne Sédilot dit Montreuil. They are both pioneers of St-Joseph de Beauce in Québec.
Je suis tombée dans la marmite de la généalogie alors que j'étais enfant. Plus tard, au début de la vingtaine, j'ai commencé mes recherches. Je suis à la recherche des descendants de Charles et Jean Dupuy dit Gilbert arrivés en Nouvelle-France en 1737. Charles Dupuy dit Gilbert a épousé Marie-Angélique Brunet et jean Dupuy dit Gilbert a épousé Jeanne Sédilot dit Montreuil. Ils sont tous les deux des pionniers de St-Joseph de Beauce au Québec.
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Pensez à changer votre mot clé G2G "french_roots" en "france", nous avons changé :-)
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