So my first victim is entering 2nd grade in primary school next week. I am going to try this book out on her.
Second grader at the County Fair with Painted Face
So if you are a Wills or Bissonnette or Bisnett, start from Celena Beauvais who married Joseph Bissonnette. If you are a Beauvais or Bova, start from Solyme Beauvais and go back in time to Paul Benoit:
Living daughter (2nd Grader) of
Living Female, who is
the daughter of
Living Female, who is
the daughter of
William Robert "Bob" Wills
1923-2007, who was the son of
Elizabeth Bissonnette
1880-1936, who was the daughter of
Celena Beauvais
1850-1942, who was the daughter of
Solyme Beauvais
1821-1902, who was the son of
Genevieve Benoit
1799-1832, who was the daughter of
Paul Benoit 1751-1831
who was just four years
old when the events in this story of Evangeline occurred.
He probably experienced the Acadian Deportation as a small child.
He was the son of
Geoffroy Benoit
1716-1769
He and his wife were
exiled to Lancaster in the Massachusetts Colony
where they lived until
they were able to move to Quebec.
He was the son of
Claude Benoit
1686-1743,
he was the son of
Martin Benoit
1643-1714.
Martin was born in
France and came to Acadia to
start a life with his wife, Marie in the spring of 1671 aboard l'Oranger.
Acadians in the Wills & Beauvais Family
The Pembroke
Remembering Acadian Ancestors
New Acadia, St-Jacques-de-l'Achigan, Quebec
Images of St-Jacques-de-l'Achigan
Petite l'Acadie in St Jean
Teaching Children about Acadian Ancestors
On the Way to Acadian World Congress 2014
We are the same...
"almost an idiot"
Lord Family of St Jacques de l'Achigan
The Pembroke
Remembering Acadian Ancestors
New Acadia, St-Jacques-de-l'Achigan, Quebec
Images of St-Jacques-de-l'Achigan
Petite l'Acadie in St Jean
Teaching Children about Acadian Ancestors
On the Way to Acadian World Congress 2014
We are the same...
"almost an idiot"
Lord Family of St Jacques de l'Achigan
I love reading your blog
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