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_Abraham BRUNDAGE _+
_Benjamin BRUNDAGE _|
| |_Polly Ann SIMMS __
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|--Emily BRUNDAGE
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|_Mary READ _________|
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|--Madeleine DEBRIE
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|--Virgil David FRANKS
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_Francois GARNIER ___+
_Isaac Joseph GARNIER _|
| |_Jacqueline FRESLON _+
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|--Louise Catherine GARNIER
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|_Marie HOUDE __________|
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|--Pierre Jean Baptiste GUICHARD
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[2392]
!MARRIAGE: Cyprien Tanguay, "Dictionnaire Genealogique des familles Canadiens",
published 1890.
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_Francois GUILLET _|
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|_Perrine MENARD ___|
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[1565]
!BIRTH-BAPTISM-DEATH-BURIAL-OCCUPATION-COMMENT-CENSUS: Renee Jette,
"Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles du Quebec" 1983, Univ of Montreal p.543
He answered that he was 40 in 1666 and 36 in 1667 at Cap-de-la-Madeleine, He
said he was 54 in 1681. He was carpenter or wood joiner. He died and was buried
at Cap-de-la-Madeleine.
_Jonathan HAYNES _+
_Joseph Jonathan HINSE _|
| |_Sarah MOULTON ___+
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|--Augustin HAINES
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| _Jacques PAUZE ___+
|_Marie PAUZE ___________|
|_Marie JOBIDON ___+
[501] !BURIAL PLACE: St-Thomas-de-Montmagny, PQ, Canada
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[963]
!BIRTH-DEATH-MARRIAGE-COMMENT-EMMIGRATION: "History of Hampton, NH - 1638 to
1892" by Joseph Dow, Volumes 1 & 2, Property of Herbert Philbrick, Rye, NH.
Pg 747 and 748.
Maurice or Morris Hobbs, according to tradition, left his native country of
England under the following singular circumstances: He had been paying his
addresses to a young lady, who, from some cuase not mentioned, turned him off;
and thereupon, he determined to emigrate to America. When the lady knew of it,
she relented, and, knowing he would pass her residence as he preceeded to
embark, placed herself in his view, hoping to bring about a reconciliation.
To her grief, she found him inexorable; and although she accosted him with the
afectionate enquiry, "Whither goest thou, Maurice?" yet he deigned not to turn
his head or look upon her. And they never saw each other more. He came to
Hampton between 1640 and 1645: Married Sarah, daughter of William Eastow and
lived with his father-in-law on the present homestead of Horace Hobbs of the
seventh generation.
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[1471]
!MARRIAGE: Renee Jette, "Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles du Quebec"
1983, University of Montreal, Page
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[3478] !BIRTH: See source records for husband.