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Pilon Birth and Marriage
Records
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Contents:
Pilon
marriage and birth records. Years: 1688-1689.
Source:
"Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles Canadiennes" by
C. Tanguay, Vol #1, pages 484-485.
File Info:
GIF format, 73-84Kb (~20 sec download) each
file.
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Contents:
Pilon
marriage and birth records. Years: 1688-1767 (mostly complete and with
an extraneous 1867 record).
Source:
"Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles Canadiennes" by
C. Tanguay, Vol #6, pages 359-61.
File Info:
GIF format, 73-84Kb (~20 sec download) each
file.
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Contents:
Pilon
marriage records. Years: 1748-1810.
Source:
"Complement au Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles
Canadiennes" by JA Leboeuf, Vol #1, pages
157-158.
File Info:
GIF format, 66-70Kb (~20 sec download) each
file.
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Contents:
Pilon
marriage records. Years: 1735-1810.
Source:
"Complement au Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles
Canadiennes" by JA Leboeuf, Vol #2, page 360.
File Info:
GIF format, 73Kb (~20 sec download) each file.
Early Pilon Marriage
Contracts
(all in Quebec, Canada)
The following are scanned
copies of early Pilon marriage contracts.
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Antoine and Marie Anne
Brunet,
Jan 2, 1689 at Montreal. The first ancestor for most Canadian
Pilons.
File Info:
GIF format, 24-65Kb (~15 sec download) each file.
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Jean and Anne
Gervais,
Nov 13, 1714 at Bellevue. 2nd Canadian Generation.
File Info:
GIF
format, 69-88Kb (~20 sec download) each file.
Antoine's Grandparents
The following is a letter
I received from the "Cercle de Genealogie du Calvados" (Genealogical Society
of Calvados) in France in response to my search for Pilon ancestors. The
letter identifies the grandparents of Antoine Pilon, thus apparently adding
another previously unknown generation of Pilons.
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Fur Trading Pilons of the American West
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"From 1731 to 1750's, Pascal,
Jacques-Amable, Andre, Thomas, Augustin & Antoine Pilon left records
of there employment as voyageurs in the Upper Mississippi, many working for
Louis d'Ailleboust de Coulon in the early 1740's and the Marin's in the early
1750's (who were trading with the Fox & Dakota at that time). Identifying
these individuals is difficult but most assuredly members of the family groups
below, who were associated with the family names of Daoust, Lalonde, Brunet
& Sabourin, all common names found in the employment records of the fur
trade during this period."
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Credit For Above Belongs
to;
Biographies and Histories of: Traders / Merchants / Chiefs / Officers
/ Voyageurs at;
http://www.usinternet.com/users/dfnels.index.htm
Do you have any Pilon Documents? If so, please email me at
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pilon
eol.ca. I'll
post them right here for others to enjoy!
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