Hudon dit Beaulieu, Gobeil

Pierre Hudon dit Beaulieu

1649 – 1710

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Marie Gobeil

1685 – 1716

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February 13, 2011 - Posted by Evelyn Yvonne Theriault | . | Beaulieu, Cimetiere - Riviere-Ouelle, Gobeil, Hudon, Hudon dit Beaulieu, Notre Dame de Liesse - Cemetery

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I am a direct descendent of Pierre Hudon dît Beaulieu. I will be visiting the cemetery site this summer. Any idea in what area Pierre and his wife lived in Rivière Ouelle. Denise Hudon from Kingston Ontario.

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Comment by Denise Hudon Webster | July 8, 2012 | Reply
- Hi cuz, I’m going to visit the sight one day!
  
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  Comment by Romeo Philippe Beaulieu | January 1, 2018 | Reply
  - I also started a tree on Genanet but I don’t have the time to fill it in. That is also another project of mine. Now that I have proof of DNA and some of the matches. But what gets me – I have all these French Canadian names attached to my DNA but the DNA shows me as Native, followed by Norweigan, Sweed, 16% Russian Jew – which I don’t know where that comes from. Followed by Asian than Middle Eastern.I know my Native blood which is St Croix Ojibwe and Red Lake. I also know about the Sweed. I am thinking that the other blood has to come from the French Fur Traders – I will really have to investigate who in our lines carries this DNA marker. Get the test done and lets figure this out. On the Ancestry.com DNA site I have 284 pages of DNA matches.
    
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    Comment by nativequeen1 | January 1, 2018 | Reply
  - Romeo, a Y-DNA test of my nephew has confirmed we are descendants of Pierre Hudon dit Beaulieu, however we don’t know our path to him as we have hit a brick wall in the late 1700’s. We descend from Jean Beaulieu dit Sinclair (b. 1820) and Marie Gariepy (b. 1825). Have you also done a Y-DNA test? It may help us with our connection. Has anyone done tests through ancestry.ca? Perhaps we are matches through there.
    
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    Comment by C Beaulieu | November 23, 2019 | Reply
    - Good morning all.
      
      I have received my DNA analysis and my paternal (Beaulieu/Ilsley) haplogroup is R-DF98 (whatever that means). It also shows only 6.6% French DNA. I have listed my lineage as far back as I can trace, at the bottom of this thread. Hopefully, there are relatives out there who can fill in the gaps. Again, I can only trace as far back as my great-great grandfather Paul Hudson Beaulieu, born 1823 Quebec, Canada.
      
      Your assistance will be greatly appreciated.
      
      John A. Beaulieu
      Portland, ME
      
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      Comment by John A. Beaulieu | November 24, 2019 | Reply
      - Hi John, did you do a Y-DNA test through familytreedna.com? This is the most extensive Y-DNA test and will show you other men who are matches with you along your surname (Beaulieu) line. I do not see you as a match to my nephew on the site, so perhaps we are not from the same line. Let me know where you were tested and we can perhaps draw some conclusions, or theories 🙂
        
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        Comment by C Beaulieu | November 24, 2019
      - My maternal DNA came back as H1, if that’s any help
        
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        Comment by John Beaulieu | November 24, 2019
      - 23 and me did the test.
        
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        Comment by John Beaulieu | November 24, 2019
      - John, I just sent my 23andme kit in a week ago, we will see if we are matches. If you really want to track your Beaulieu line it would be best to get a specific YDNA test through familytreedna, that will help you find your closest Beaulieu matches and really help in your research. 23andme does not do YDNA matching, they only tell you your Haplogroup.
        
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        Comment by C Beaulieu | November 27, 2019
      - Good morning
        
        My sister received the 23 and me kit as a gift, and registered it before letting me submit the sample because I’m more interested in this than she is. Consequently, although the results are male, it is registered under her name (Anne Beaulieu Atwood). The 23 and me researchers must have had a field day with that! So, when you get your results back, and check the 23 and me DNA matches, you’ll see her listed instead of me. I recognized the last names of about 3 out of over 1200 matches. The other day, through familysearch.org, I was able to trace one of my lines back to a Hebrew King in 500 something BC Jerusalem. It was pretty amazing. However, my Beaulieu line, as well as my Anderson (my middle name) line have both stalled after just a few generations. Through information I found on “rootsweb” I was able to plug a few holes, but nothing major. I’ll have to keep digging.
        
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        Comment by John A. Beaulieu | November 28, 2019
Hello cousin Denise

Easy to find as the land extended from the St Lawrence River to right behind the church.

If you care to send me an email, I’ll forward a map.

Gilbert Beaulieu
beaug6@gmail.com
450-293-0247

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Comment by Gilbert Beaulieu | July 14, 2012 | Reply
- He was my great grandpa and grandma, hudon dit beaulieu belong to the Red Lake Chippewa Indians because I have native card. My name is Romeo Beaulieu and Theophile Beaulieu was my grandpa. Trying to get my American Native Status since my grandpa had married a chiefs daughter when he ran a fur trading post on the Red Lake Chipopewa Reserve. My dad name was Philippe and Therese Beaulieu
  
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  Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | July 23, 2012 | Reply
  - I am the great great granddaughter of Theophile Beaulieu and Angele Charron. (His Marriage date is Feb 8, 1864) is it possible your grandfather is a Theophile Beaulieu II? Because the timeline is off for my great great grandpa to be your grandpa. Can you let me know if it is the same Theophile or it is both father and son with this name. I never thought we had native ancestry! We live in BC now but my father is from Trois Pistoles QC my grandfather was Arthur Beaulieu and great grandpa Joseph Beaulieu. Looks like we are distant cousins !
    
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    Comment by Chantal Beaulieu Perri | July 23, 2016 | Reply
    - Hey Cuz! I’m the granddaughter of Bazile Hudon dit Beaulieu and Queen of the Skies. He came to the states with his brother Paul in 1804. Bazile is the great grandson of Pierre and Marie. I’m also enrolled in Red Lake but I no longer live on the Rez.
      
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      Comment by JulieAnn Beaulieu | July 24, 2016 | Reply
      - We must be related, cuz, I’m also belong to the White Earth Bazile Hudon dit Beaulieu and Paul Hudon Beaulieu is my tree line. I cowboy on a ranch by Jenner Ab !
        
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        Comment by Romeo Philippe Beaulieu | January 1, 2018
      - Did you ever do Ancestry.com DNA? I did. You should and see if we hit. Ho Wah – your a cowboy!!! Cool!! I use to be a manager and now I’m a grunt. Besides trying to figure this family tree out is a job in itself. I only had 2 Beaulieu’s hit on my DNA – I’m thinking not a lot have done the test yet. My book is now 230 pages and some of the names did hit my DNA. Most are women but I don’t know if the last name is their married or birth name.Here’s a list: Merrill, Tardiff, Ouellette, Wheelock, Hubert, Doran, Fairbank, Boucher, LaFromboise, Perreault, Houghton, Paradis, McKenzie, Dionne, Paquette, Whipple, Selkirk, MacGillivray, McGillis, Warren, Morrison, Michaud, LaFriniere, Saulteaux, Metcalf, Gamache, LaPointe, Sayer, Desjarlais, Cameron and a lot more but I think the other names not listed here are from my Grandma who married my Beaulieu grandfather.
        
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        Comment by nativequeen1 | January 1, 2018
      - Hello Julie I’ve got my papers for Verification of Descendency and did my DNA threw Texas, but had payed for a DNA on ancestry.com and have not received it yet.
        good day cuz
        
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        Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | January 30, 2018
    - I belong to the White Earth Reservation
      
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      Comment by Romeo Philippe Beaulieu | October 19, 2017 | Reply
    - I should would like to meet you and still trying to get my status
      
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      Comment by Romeo Philippe Beaulieu | October 19, 2017 | Reply
- I’m trying to figure out if I’m a descendant of Pierre and Marie or some other branch. I have them as my 8th great grandparents. My mother’s sisters want to know where the Indian blood is closer to their generation. We come through Pierre; Francois; Francois II; Mathurin; Simon 1776; Simon II 1807; Simon III (Molo) 1834; to their Grandfather Pea Prime Beaulieu. Please help. These ladies are in their 90′s and want to know soon. Their mother kept telling them they had Native American blood but would not talk more about it. The fact of the Native American connection almost stopped Meme’s wedding to my grandfather Wilfred Rossignol. His parents did not want him to marry her. Any advice or leads would be appreciated.
  
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  Comment by Odilia Sumner | November 23, 2014 | Reply
  - Where the Native blood comes from is Pierre and Marie’s grandson Bazile Hudon Dit Beaulieu along with his brother Paul Orde Hudon dit Beaulieu (they come from the lines of Lieutenant Nicolas Hudon) went to Wisconsin in 1804 where Bazile married Ogiimaageezhigoikwe whose dad is Chief Waubishgaugauge and his parents are Chief Keeshkemin and Okunzhew and his dad is Shedawish and his dad is Chief kechenezuhyauh and Paul married Wauneauseikwe – where her nephew was the Hereditary Head Chief of the Mississippi Band of Ojibwes now residing in White Earth, Minnesota. I have been working in this for 6 years. I come from the line of Bazile through his son Paul Hudon Beaulieu who lived in White Earth, Minnesota. His son Clement Abraham “Ka’Wans” Hudon Beaulieu had 22 children in Red Lake, MN where I am enrolled at. I do have more info so if your older relatives would like more information – please let me know.
    
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    Comment by JulieAnn Beaulieu | January 22, 2015 | Reply
    - Yes, you are correct. My grandmother told one of her children that her great grandmother was Indian in Maine. This is closer to the 1800’s in Maine. I’m thinking from Simon III, I’m getting closer and have sent for Prudant Mercure’s book.
      
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      Comment by Odilia Sumner | January 23, 2015 | Reply
      - Im one of the descendents from the great Hudon-Beaulieu bloodline, my Grandfathers been pretty family oriented from a broken past but we are slowly “Migrating” back to the old stomping grounds of Lisbon Maine, where currently 4 generations of Hudons are. We have alot of history here since our great great great grandfather moved here, started a family and had a farm, still puting the puzzle back together, but its pretty cool to have this info out there to acquire. It will continue as i am very determined to bring back the legacy that once lived in lisbon maine. Godbless our family and hope we are all on the same page! Lol alot of info to digest, but its pretty neat being in the same family home since late 1800s.
        
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        Comment by Gary Hudon | September 18, 2017
      - Hello cuz , some of them lived on a farm from a place called Squatec , Quebec and where related to Pierre Hudo dit Beaulieu. The family was Theophile Edmond Beaulieu my grandpa and grandma was Alice Marie Morin.
        
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        Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | February 5, 2018
      - Hey Cuzzy – I have never heard of that town before. I had a really good friend in high school with the last name Morin. She’s enrolled in the Turtle Mountains, ND. Ho far are you from Kamouraska? Has your family lived in that town for a while?
        
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        Comment by nativequeen1 | February 6, 2018
    - Thank you Julie for the information. I made a family tree for Bazile and Paul to show our family that there were truly Indians but on another branch of the Beaulieu tree. I’m looking for the Native Americans in the family in Maine closer to when my grand and great grand parents were born and lived in the Madawaska and Van Buren areas of Maine.
      
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      Comment by Odilia Sumner | January 24, 2015 | Reply
      - With regards to your grandparents – what did they do for a living? Depending on what did – someone could have kept diaries such as the fur traders did and you can find mentions in there. That is where I found a wealth of information. You can’t trust the census since with my family they were listed as either black or mulatto and there is no black blood in our family. One thing you can look for is on the census if they are listed as citizen or non citizens. Natives were not considered citizens until 1924 so if there is Natives in your grandparents lines that may be a hint. Did you check the Metis files in Canada? I seen that my grandfather had a couple of his kids on the list but not all of them. I don’t know why. Trying to get any info out of the Bureau of Indian Affairs is useless – they don’t release information – it would take an act of Congress to get records open. If I think about any more ways that you may be able to find out – I’ll let you know. Here’s another way – check military records. There has to be forts in that area see if there is any mention in any of their records especially when the Govt was trying to get Natives onto Reservations and wars would start – they may have records on who was in the Forts.
        JulieAnn
        
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        Comment by JulieAnn Beaulieu | January 24, 2015
    - Thank you JulieAnn for this…my wife is the grandaughter of Elizabeth Beaulieu who was born at White Earth …as was her Mother Donna Marie
      
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      Comment by Jim Peterson | May 11, 2015 | Reply
      - If anyone would like old photo’s of the Beaulieu family let me know
        
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        Comment by Jim Peterson | May 11, 2015
      - What branch pictures are you offering? I’m interested. Email me please, odiliasumner@gmail.com
        
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        Comment by Odilia Sumner | October 20, 2017
      - Hello
        I’m related to you
        Romeo Beaulieu
        
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        Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | December 6, 2017
    - We must be related
      
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      Comment by Romeo Philippe Beaulieu | October 19, 2017 | Reply
    - Hi cuz you are right about the blood lines! Still trying to get my Native American Status!
      
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      Comment by Romeo Philippe Beaulieu | January 1, 2018 | Reply
      - One of these days I’m going to figure out where you fall on the tree. I’m trying to finish my book first. Hopefully this week I can get it sent out than I will help you figure out your descendant lines.
        
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        Comment by nativequeen1 | January 1, 2018
  - I’m Romeo Beaulieu and belong to that tree line. I live in Canada and trying to get my American Native Status.
    
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    Comment by Romeo Philippe Beaulieu | July 21, 2017 | Reply
    - Hello,
      I can’t help with American Native status issues. If you are trying to determine whether you have Native ancestors you need to build your line and then look for evidence.
      Good luck,
      Evelyn
      
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      Comment by Evelyn Yvonne Theriault | July 21, 2017 | Reply
      - Hello
        I did a DNA on me and have Native American Blood in me on both my parents and I have a picture of my aunt dressed in Native clothing and Her Name is Florence Beaulieu-Dahl-Ojibwa-1910
        
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        Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | December 6, 2017
    - Give me your lineage and I can see if you have Native lines. You will also have to obtain birth certificates or church records to proved parentage. I have been doing this for 9 years now and have followed quite a few lines. I just realized on the Pierre and Marie Hudon dit Beaulieu line that we are related to Celine Dion. Madonna’s 6th great grandmother was married to one of our great uncles but no children were produced. I am now following the lines of Queen Elizabeth – she may also be in our lines.
      
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      Comment by Julie Beaulieu | July 21, 2017 | Reply
      - https://www.maquah.net/genealogy/Powell/POWELL.93.html
        
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        Comment by Jim Peterson | July 21, 2017
      - Any help with my trees would be appreciated, especially if you see Native lines. We come through Pierre; Francois; Francois II; Mathurin; Simon 1776; Simon II 1807; Simon III (Molo) 1834; to Great-Grandfather Pea Prime Antoine Beaulieu of St Agatha, Madawaska, Maine. odiliasumner@gmail.com
        
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        Comment by Odilia Sumner | October 20, 2017
      - Hello
        I send my family tree papers to the Red Lake Chippewa Reservation!
        
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        Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | December 6, 2017
      - Red Lake won’t do anything with your papers – you have to follow the tribes process – but it sees that you are more White Earth than Red Lake.
        
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        Comment by nativequeen1 | December 7, 2017
      - My birth certificate or down the tree line.
        
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        Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | December 16, 2017
      - Hello cuz, that is so awesome to be related to them and Quebec fired the fellow that gave me my Dads papers and are holding my grandpa and grandma papers but I will not give up yet. Have a awesome day cuz, Romeo Beaulieu
        
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        Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | November 19, 2018
      - It’s too bad that your having a such a hard time getting one. Here in MN you can get your personal birth certificate and your children’s birth certificate but with anyone living – it’s almost impossible but with someone deceased all you have to do it prove you are related and what your intentions are for the birth certificate. I think for genealogy purposes they are not certified. To join an organization through lineage I can’t remember if it has to be a certified birth certificate but with tribal enrollment your copies have to be certified. Julie
        
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        Comment by nativequeen1 | November 20, 2018
- I am also decsendant of pierre hudon and Marie Gobeil. i have my tree done .
  from what i read theophille (1863 – 1936) was Emile Beaulieu’s (my great great grandpa) brother, Emile maried Sophie Morais on Feb 4, 1890 at ste Francoise, Riviere du Loup, Quebec. Wonder if we are cuz?😉
  
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  Comment by Colette | June 18, 2020 | Reply
I am a decendant of Pierre Hudon Dit Beaulieu. My great Grandfather was Francois Oliver Hudon Dit Beaulieu, but he dropped the “Hudon” and Dit when he came to the U.S. I have done some research and see where the family first came to New France in 1665. Does anyone have any info on the family going back in France? I woulld like to see how far back we could go.

Robert Edmund Beaulieu

Reply is here –

http://acanadianfamily.com/2012/10/06/reader-query-pierre-hudon-beaulieus-french-roots/

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Comment by Robert Edmund Beaulieu | October 6, 2012 | Reply
- You fin all you want here ( http://www.migrations.fr/l_or_de_brouage.htm ) but it in french. You can use Google Traduction ( http://translate.google.ca/translate?sl=fr&tl=en&prev=_t&hl=fr&ie=UTF-8&u=http://www.migrations.fr/l_or_de_brouage.htm ).
  
  I hope that answers your expectations ….
  
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  Comment by Serge Veillette | August 11, 2013 | Reply
- You can also visit : http://lelivredyves.franceserv.net/pierre_hudon_dit_beaulieu.htm
  
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  Comment by Serge Veillette | August 11, 2013 | Reply
- Hello
  Hi cuz
  
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  Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | December 6, 2017 | Reply
Hello all my above long lost relatives! I am descended from Pierre and Marie also! I have been working hard to gain my Metis status and am so very happy to see another possible link here with the “Red Lake Chippewa”. (My Vincent family is also Metis connected through another line) Please if anyone could help me here on this I would be very appreciative.

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Comment by Donna K | August 8, 2013 | Reply
I am a direct descendent of Pierre Hudon dît Beaulieu and Marie Gobeil. My 8th great grandparents. My mother’s sisters want to know where the Indian blood is closer to their generation. We come through Pierre; Francois; Francois II; Mathurin; Simon 1776; Simon II 1807; Simon III (Molo) 1834; to their Grandfather Pea Prime Beaulieu. Please help. These ladies are in their 90’s and want to know soon. Their mother kept telling them they had Native American blood but would not talk more about it. The fact of the Native American connection almost stopped Meme’s wedding to my grandfather Wilfred Rossignol. His parents did not want him to marry her. Any advice or leads would be appreciated.

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Comment by odilia sumner | October 17, 2014 | Reply
- Hello again,
  I did a DNA on me and have a lot of Native American also African Native American Blood, my dad was born on the Hudson River Theophile Phillippe Beaulieu and was Mohican, I was told after His death, He was adopted by Theophile Beaulieu which they belong to the Red Lake Chippewa Reservation and belong also to White Earth Reservation!
  
  Romeo Beaulieu
  
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  Comment by Romeo Philippe Beaulieu | December 6, 2017 | Reply
Also a direct descendant of Pierre Hudon and Marie Gobeil (9th Great Grandparents). Planning a visit to Canada this Spring with my aunt to visit areas where our family lived. Will definitely visit Riviere Ouelle. Would love to connect with any relatives still in the area while we are there, as well as any relatives any where! Contact me if you’re interested in discussing our shared heritage.

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Comment by Dan K. | January 31, 2015 | Reply
- Hello Dan K. I visited Rivière Ouelle a couple of years ago. Stayed in Quebec city for few days then drove to see my ancesters land. There is a small cemetery right next to the church in Rivière Ouelle. You will see many many tombstones belonging to Hudon families. A very quiet little town. It was wonderful to see where my ancesters lived.
  Denise Hudon
  
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  Comment by Denise | January 31, 2015 | Reply
  - Hello cuz, my grandpa and grandma was Theophile Edmond Beaulieu and Alice Marie lived in Squatec, Quebec on a farm but now live in town for some situation, there was 22 children in that family. My dad was Philippe Edmond Beaulieu and married my mom in Val Marie, Sask. they had 4 children. I live in Jenner, Alberta on a ranch as a cowboy, my E-mail is romeo.beaulieu@yahoo.ca. Romeo Beaulieu
    
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    Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | January 8, 2019 | Reply
my name is my name is Ray Kappell I grew up on the southside of the fox river on Beaulieu hill in Kaukauna Wisco .
Nicholas Robert Hodon Beaulieu 1810 married
Married Wauneaushequay Ahwasequay ( Margaret Davids)
Daughter -Elizabeth A Beaulieu 12/13/1855 Tone of Buchanan
Married John Hurst 13/Oct/1874
Children ; Henriy Mary (Elizabeth my grandmother Marie Reichel Jansen’s mother )
John ,George Killian Hurst , Nicholas Joseph Frederick and Bernard
Elizabeth Hurst married Frederick Reichel they were my grandmothers parents 10 children ;
Frederick Elizabeth Peter ( Marie my grandmother ) John Veronica Roman Lucille Roberts and Cyrile where all descendants of Paul where are all descendants of Paul Hudson Beaulieu

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Comment by Raymond Kapprll | May 4, 2016 | Reply
- I just have a comment. I have Wauneausikwe married to Paul Hudon Orde dit Beaulieu who is the brother to my grandfather Bazile Hudon dit Beaulieu. The brothers came to Wisc in 1804 from Montreal. i also have Nicolas Beaulieu son of Paul and Wauneausikwe and married Maragaret Davids the daughter of Jacob Geh pohk huk Davids born 1800 and Jerusha Littleman born 1801. They did farming for a living.
  
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  Comment by JulieAnn Beaulieu | May 11, 2016 | Reply
  - Hi cuz
    We have Native American blood in us because I did a DNA on me! I have a picture of Florence Beaulieu-Dahl-Ojibwa-Circa-1910
    
    Romeo Beaulieu
    
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    Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | December 6, 2017 | Reply
    - Florence lived in White Earth. In Red Lake – you have to have someone enrolled there. It seems your side is more in the White Earth area. Red Lake has a checklist that is needed in order to be considered – you would have to be at least 1/4 Red Lake which means your parent would have to be 1/2. Red Lake does not accept DNA tests that states ethnicity – they go direct blood lines. I know White Earth was talking about changing their enrollment so maybe you can contact their enrollment department and see what is needed. If I was you – I would start collecting birth certificates from your relatives that you feel are enrolled either in Red Lake or White Earth. If your trying to use Queen of the Skies blood – she w as a Lake Superior Ojibwe and I don’ know what their enrollment process is like. I do have friends that I went to school with that are from there – I can ask them what the requirements are. Julie
      
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      Comment by nativequeen1 | December 7, 2017 | Reply
      - Hello cuz, finally got my Dad Birth Certificate from Quebec and waiting on His Mom And Dad from Quebec, then I can send My papers to the White Earth for Enrollment !! Bye for now.
        
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        Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | October 17, 2018
      - Hello cuz, it will on my 3 times for ancestor DNA test and seems they are having trouble to get the results. Still working to get my birth certificates on my grandpa and grandma, finally got my dads and I’m not giving up. Have a good day!
        E-mail: romeo.beaulieu@yahoo.ca
        Ph:1-403-8982435
        Romeo Beaulieu
        
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        Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | March 1, 2019
    - Romeo, where did you do your DNA test? I would like to see if we are cousins. I have mine at Ancestry, 23andMe, and Gedmatch.
      
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      Comment by C. Beaulieu | September 6, 2021 | Reply
Hello
I’m related to this family tree and awesome monument!

Romeo Beaulieu

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Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | December 6, 2017 | Reply
- Here is what I found. Theodore Hudon Beaulieu (M) 1st wife Julia Sophia Elizabeth Beaulieu – they are 2nd cousins.Theo is the grandson of Paul Orde Hudon Beaulieu and Julia is the granddaughter of Bazile Hudon dit Beaulieu – the grandfathers are brothers. Florence is the daughter of Theo and Julia.So – Julia’s Dad – Colonel Clement Hudon Beaulieu is 1/2 Lake Superior Ojibwe and 1/2 French. Julia’s mom is 1/4 Ojibwe – somewhere in Canada. Julie
  
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  Comment by nativequeen1 | December 7, 2017 | Reply
  - Thank you and I will try to call the White Earth Reservation
    
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    Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | December 16, 2017 | Reply
  - Hello cuz We would be related to them and maybe can have a visit with one another one day! My mom was St-Jean and ther maiden name was Pilon and found some in the Chippewa, also came up in the Ojibwe that was funny because my mom had her Metis Card and also a native number like me also!
    
    Bye for now Romeo
    
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    Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | January 31, 2018 | Reply
    - It would be cool to meet up. I want to go to Fort Garry in Winnipeg. I would also like to visit Garden River where a lot of relatives lived. Let me know how getting enrolled goes. If your trying for Red Lake – the one in the office is Ethel Branchaud.
      
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      Comment by nativequeen1 | January 31, 2018 | Reply
      - Hello cuz, I’m got the enrollment for White Earth and the birth certificates (long form ) there sending it to me from Quebec City, but Quecbec sure have different laws and might take some time, funny my mom didn’t have that paper on my dad. My dad had just a paper on Him stamp immigration!
        
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        Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | March 1, 2018
Cuzzy – I forgot to ask – did you hook into Ancestry yet?

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Comment by nativequeen1 | January 31, 2018 | Reply
- Hello again, I’ve got my ancestry started awhile ago but they want monthly fee and sent my birth certificates to Quebec on my dad, grandpa and grandma, also great grandpa for the White Earth 0n Verification of Descendency. If that don’t work I’II try Red Lake enrollment.
  
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  Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | February 5, 2018 | Reply
- Hello cuz
  I’m having trouble getting my birth certificates from Quebec because they will not release them to me. I was told from a government women that they are not giving out any more papers to the natives. I’m still trying and will send my birth certificate this time to see what happens.
  
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  Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | May 23, 2018 | Reply
  - I would go above them and find out why they won’t let Natives have their forms. Isn’t there anywhere else you can get the forms? I need to check to see if White Earth is allowing descendant based on lineage. You can get birth certificates for Minnesota residents through the MN Historical Society http://www.mnhs.org/people/birthrecords. Julie. PS – have you don’t your DNA yet with Ancestry.com or any of the others?
    
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    Comment by JulieAnn Beaulieu | May 23, 2018 | Reply
    - Hello JulieAnn I’m going to try again and will send my birth certicate with the papers and see what happens.
      
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      Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | August 13, 2018 | Reply
    - Hello JulieAnn, Quebec sent a paper saying I need more ID proof of my address and I sent them my photo drivers licence,native enrollment, proof of address, birth certificate again. This is the third time and hope it comes back with the papers this time.
      
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      Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | September 4, 2018 | Reply
    - Hello JulieAnn: I did my DNA ancestors and my historical DNA plus a TEXAS DNA, the historical and Texas DNA where different but the Texas one had more American Native in it plus African American Native, my ancestors is just in process. I had to send a death certificate on my DAD so they would release the long form and my grandpa and grandma they are holding them still, Quebec not nice to me since my grandfather Pierre Hudon dit Beaulieu came from France to Quebec. Have a good day cuz !
      
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      Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | October 13, 2018 | Reply
    - Hello JulieAnn Beaulieu cuz, My grandpa Theophile Philippe Beaulieu and grandma Alice Marie Beaulieu (Morin), Quebec haven’t sent the birth certificate papers again and are running me around. I finally got my Dad and this is His mom and dad, I’m going to phone them again and try one more time. I got back in France two more generation from Pierre Hudon dit Beaulieu on my family tree in My Heritage and My Ancestry will put it in the tree family, also have some old family pictures of the family. Good bye for now. My E-MAIL is romeo.beaulieu@yahoo.ca my phone is 1-403-898-2435 Cell 1-403-409-9190
      
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      Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | November 9, 2018 | Reply
- Hello cuz, I did a DNA on ancestry and just sent it today. Still hearing from Quebec about my birth certificates and this is the third time. They want prove of my address and sent them 3 forms, like insurance address, blue cross address etc, I think they are running me around. bye for now Romeo Beaulieu
  
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  Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | September 10, 2018 | Reply
My biological mother, who did not raise me, is Jeanette Marie Beaulieu (Quinn ,Smith), Her father is Joseph Beaulieu and her mother is Odelia Rose Hamlin. Both deceased.I have been doing a family tree, but am stuck on Joseph’s side. I believe Joseph’s father is Alexander “alex” Beaulieu, but I can not figure out who Alexander’s father is . I believe it is either Paul Hudon Beaulieu or Basile Hudon Beaulieu. I have my grandmother, Odelia’s side done. Can anyone help. I have read several article and have been on ancestry.com, but everything is conflicting. It is also confusing as which brother actually married Margaret Racine/Wau waus e quay. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Comment by carol janick | November 1, 2018 | Reply
- Hi Jamie – I have been working on this tree for 9 years and yes there is A LOT of conflicting information. People will post without investigating first and than others follow thinking it’s correct. Than when people mess with my tree – I get pissed and quit posting for a while. I also make mistakes and try to correct it but then end up making a bigger mess. I still need to figure out how Ancestry.com works when you post info and accept their info.
  
  1st of all – I wish who ever put Margaret Racine done for anyone in the Hudon dit Beaulieu tree would remove it. They put my Grandmother as Margaret Racine and her name is Queen of the Skies. I spent hours researching church records trying to find where Queen was baptized and what her baptisms name chosen but could find one. Now with your Grandma Wauneauseikwe who was born in Wisconsin. She is the daughter of Waiskekewenzie and Wahkoqwon – the Head. Her nephew – Mayzhuckegeshig (Lowering Sky) is the hereditary head chief of the Mississippi Band- White Earth. He was the oldest son of Chief Quewezance of the Mississippi Band, who was killed in the battle1804-1809 near Stillwater, MN. Wauneauseikwe married Paul Orde Hudon dit Beaulieu who is the brother to Bazile Hudon dit Beaulieu. The brothers went to Fort Kaministriquia (near Thunder Bay) in 1804 and than eventually made their way to Wisconsin. Julie
  
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- Carol, Here is what I have – I also had a photo of Alex and Lena but I lost the power cord to the lap top it’s on. But here is what I have. I felt bad for Odelia and Joseph – they lost 2 children right after birth – one in 1919 and the other in 1920. Joseph was born 1873 son of Alexander Hudon Beaulieu and Helena Lena Kappell. Alexander is the son of Basile Hudon Beaulieu and Mary Soulliard. Basile is the son of Paul Orde Hudon dit Beaulieu and Wauneauseikwe. Paul Orde came to Fort Kamanaitiquoya (Thunder Bay) in 1804 with his brother Bazile Hudon dit Beaulieu and made their way to Wisconsin. You can see some of the tree on my Dad’s tree on Ancestry.com – Robert Duane Beaulieu Sr. I don’t have all info on their since someone people mess with my tree and I get pissed and don’t enter info for a while. Julie
  
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  - Hello nativequeen,
    Thank you once again for your generosity in helping people.
    If you ever want to share information on this site I’ll be more than happy to publish it for you.
    Either way, have a nice day!
    Evelyn
    
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    Comment by Evelyn Yvonne Theriault | November 4, 2018 | Reply
    - I started a book but I’m far from finishing. I wanted the MN Historical Society to print it but they don’t do family histories – they said when I get it printed they want a book. I need to go and dig around Sault Ste Marie and dig for more information. I don’t think I will ever make it to Quebec since I can’t learn French. It’s some tid bits that I found. Did you know that Celine Dion shares two sets of Hudon dit Beaulieu grandparents? Madonna and Carmilla Parker Bowles also share one set of Hudon dit Beaulieu. I wonder if we can ask the Queen – our cousin in law- if we can come for tea?
      
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      Comment by nativequeen1 | November 4, 2018 | Reply
    - I found a photo of Alexander Beaulieu and Lena Kappell at Forgotten Old Photos – I can’t get it to upload on here. Julie
      
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      Comment by nativequeen1 | November 5, 2018 | Reply
      - Hello Native Queen,
        I will contact you privately later today.
        Thanks
        Evelyn
        
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        Comment by Evelyn Yvonne Theriault | November 5, 2018
      - Contact me by emailing nativequeen1 at yahoo dot com. – Julie
        
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        Comment by nativequeen1 | November 6, 2018
  - I don’t know if you saw my post on the blog, i am not sure if I send things correctly.. I copied it and sending it this way My first attempt at a reply did not go through–Second attempt. Julie I want to thank you for your help. I started a family tree 9 years ago when I retired, but had to stop to devote my time to my husband who got cancer. He had an experimental treatment and is now free from cancer. I am now back to the family trees. I am enrolled in the MCT at Fond du Lac because of my father’s Fond du Lac blood and my biological mother’s White Earth blood. I also have St. Croix and Lac Courte Oreilles from my father’s mother’s side. I still have a couple of questions for you.
    1. What is the tribal affiliation is Wauneauseikwe?
    2. I had Wauneauseikwe’s father as Moh ko gwon and her mother as Bemoashdum; Moh ko gwon’s father as Bi Aus Wa, then Bi aus wa’s father as matchiwaijan, his father as wa ja wa das kos. Is that something you have in your records? If not I will keep searching
    3. I read some article that said be careful when looking at Bi Aus Wah because there are two of them. Can you give any clarity?
    4. Where did you get the information about Joseph and Odelia having lost two children early in their marriage?
    5. /can you recommend a good book about the White Earth people?
    
    I would also be interested in the Beaulieu pictures that are relevant.
    
    This message is for Julie, Nativequeen1 and any other person I may have offended by stating Margaret Racine was Queen of the Skies. I wrote that in ignorance. I am always interested in the true facts about our people. Thank you both for your help and comments. CAROL
    
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    Comment by Carol Janick | November 10, 2018 | Reply
  - Thank you for all the post regarding Canadian Families, Very interesting. I was also looking at Ransom Judd Powell Papers and the genealogy of the Beaulieu and Fairbanks families. Are those documents a reliable sources?
    
    My grandparents were Joseph and O’delia (Hamlin) Beaulieu and I learned from yours and Julie’s posts that I am from the line of Paul Hudon Dit Beauleu and Wauneausikwe. Paul being the brother of Bazile Beaulieu, whose wife was Queen of the Skies.
    
    From the Ransom Judd Powell papers it looks like I am also from the line of Bazile Beaulieu as well through O’delia Hamlin’s side. Is this correct? Here is what I gathered:
    
    O’delia’s father is Nelson (Nels) Hamlin. Nel’s mother is Maggie Monroe, whose parents were Hank Monroe and Sophia Fairbanks. Sophia’s parents were Clement Fairbanks and Shub we yea (aka Mary). Clement Fairbank’s parents were Robert Fairbanks and Catherine Beaulieu whose parents were Bazile Beaulieu and Queen of the Skies. Possible???
    
    One Last point of confusion. Paul Hudon Beaulieu’s wife’s name. You indicated that it was Wauneausikwe, I have not seen that in print on any documents or on Ancestry, etc. The Ransom papers indicate that he married Ah was e quay (aka wah waus e quay). Where is the documentation of the name Wauneausikwe?
    
    Thank you for all the help. All these posting on this blog have been so valuable and looking forward to reading them has been an exciting part of my day CAROL.
    
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    Hello Carol,
    The “Wauneausikwe” is coming from comments by a reader which were published as a thread in a post – not my research. I suggest you leave the comment under that post and those people will answer!
    Evelyn Yvonne Theriault
    A Canadian Family, blogger Evelyn Yvonne Theriault
    
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    Comment by Carol Janick | November 20, 2018 | Reply
    - Hey Carol
      I got the information from her nephew Lowering Sky’s obit. I can look for it but it will take time. I work everyday until Sunday – I hate holiday’s!!! It is easier to use Orde with your Paul Hudon since my grandfather – who is the nephew to your Paul. My Paul is just Paul Hudon Beaulieu. I had to read it a couple times to make sure I had the right person. The most difficult thing about genealogy is that everyone names each other the same name. I found the obit at Bemidji State University a few years ago.
      Julie
      
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      Comment by nativequeen1 | November 20, 2018 | Reply
      - Thank you. I appreciate any info. Take your time, I am in no hurry, just excited for answers! I will use the name Paul Orde in the future to reduce any more confusion. Thanks CAROL
        
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        Comment by Carol Janick | November 20, 2018
Hi, I am also researching Hudon dit Beaulieu family ties. I believe my great great grandmother is Anne Marie Hudon dit Beaulieu and she was born in Rivière Ouelle. I should also mention that she gave up my great grand mother for adoption, therefore the information is hard to find since no one would say anything. I have found this site which could help you since I found alot of information. http://dphb.info/Geadphb/index.htm

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Comment by Jamie Lee Fortier | November 3, 2018 | Reply
- I don’t have an Anne Marie Hudon dit Beaulieu in my tree. I didn’t branch out that much but I could if you could give me a birth day for Anne and who her Dad could possible be. Julie
  
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Here’s what I found. Anne Marie Laure Hudon dit Beaulieu (july 11-13 1885) parents are Jean-Baptiste ( b:1845 ) and mother Justine Letelier ( b:1850).
I really appreciate all the help I can get. Thank you.

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- I’ll do what I can!!! Julie
  
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- We all come from Jean Hudon and Francoise Durand and than their son Pierre Hudon dit Beaulieu and Marie Genevieve Gobeil than from their son Lieutenant Nicolas Hudon dit Beaulieu and Madeliine Bouhard and this is where we split. My Grandfather is their son Nicolas and your grandfather is Joseph Hudon dit Beaulieu and Madeleine Langlais. Their son Julien Barthelemi Hudon dit Beaulieu and Catherine Moyen than their son Joseph Hudon dit Beaulieu and Angelique Gagnon and their son Narcisse Hudon dit Beaulieu and Louise Lavoie and than their son Jean Baptiste Hudon dit Beaulieu and Justine Letelier and your Grandma Anne Marie. Here is how you are related to Carmilla Parker Bowles:
  
  CHILD: Joseph Hudon Beaulieu born 5/1/1716 and died 2/6/1776 in Riviere Ouelle, Kamouraska, Quebec. Married 1st wife 4/3/1742, Riviere Ouelle, Quebec – Marie Madeline Langlois Seriem born 3/29/1723 Riviere Ouelle and died 7/16/1766. Daughter of Louis Philippe Sargent dit Langlais and Margerite LaVoie. Married 2nd wife 6/5/1769 Riviere Ouelle – Angelique D’Anjou born 6/22/1747 and died 4/10/1825 Riviere Ouelle. Angelique’s mother is Angelique Grondin and granddaughter of Francois Grondin (mom’s dad). Angelique’s 2nd husband married 2/15/1779 Riviere Ouelle – Joseph Michel Gagnon born 9/30/1754 and died 6/5/1815 Riviere Ouelle. Parents: Joseph Gagnon born 3/2/1728 and died 4/19/1810 and Madeleine Hudon dit Beaulieu born 7/29/1731 and died 11/8/1807. She is the daughter of Louis Charles Hudon dit Beaulieu who is the brother to Lieutenant Nicolas Hudon dit Beaulieu. Joseph and Angelique’s descendants are related to Camilla Parker Bowles through their mother’s side.
  
  I don’t have any info on your Grandma Anne Marie but I will dig and see what I can find.
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  Comment by nativequeen1 | November 4, 2018 | Reply
  - I would like to send you an email and explain the situation further more .
    I’ll do so after work.
    
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    Comment by Jamie Lee Fortier | November 5, 2018 | Reply
  - Hello I follow the tree til Joseph and Marie Langlais, is there native up to there?
    
    My Grand father was Francois Beaulieu, his father was Etienne Hudon Beaulieu his father was Jeremie and I can’t remember who his father was
    
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    Comment by Monique Myre | January 23, 2021 | Reply
    - I have not found any Natives on Joseph’s branch – but I did only go out 1 to 2 generations. The mixing of the French and Native was mainly during the Fur Trading era – around 1800 until the fur trade slowed down. There are 3 branches of Hudon dit Beaulieus who married Natives. One branch seems to be impossible to solve. Francois who went to NWT along with 2 brothers. Once he married – there are records of his children and future generations. Author’s put that this is where we came from but we are from Bazile who went to the Thunder Bay area in 1805 – 2 brothers followed – one – Paul married Native the the other brother Roman went back to Montreal. BUT – I did find where your Joseph once he married 2nd wife – their descendants are related to Carmilla Parker Bowles. We would only in Theory be related to Carmilla since Lieutenant Nicolas is our Grandfather. Let me know if I can help in any other area. Julie
      
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      Comment by nativequeen1 | January 24, 2021 | Reply
      - Hello Julie, do you know anything of the Francois who went to the NWT along with 2 brothers? Who his father was? Who his brothers were? What year he was born? I am looking for ANY information about him as I think we may descend from him. If you could share any information you have or point me to something I would appreciate it very much. nThank you!
        
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        Comment by C. Beaulieu | September 6, 2021
      - OMG – I have tried everyday for 3 months to try to narrow it down. There are quite a few individuals who have tried tracing this and they can’t figure it out. There was a comment the other day on here from someone who stated that he found a death notice? for Francois and I have been trying to see which Francois this is. The one who posted also stated that he left NWT because he broke his back. I was really thinking that it could have been Francois Hudon dit Beaulieu and 2nd wife Marie Angelique Emond kids. Marie’s 1st husband is a Dufault which their 1st born is Jean Baptiste Dufault born 1712 but I found records that showed he would go by the last name Beaulieu maybe since his brothers are Beaulieus. With the 3 brothers who were in NWT – the oldest was Jean Baptiste. Marie’s son Francois was born in 1723 which NWT Francois was born 1722 and than there was a Joseph which Marie’s younger son was Joseph Beaulieu. Jean Francois Dufault’s daughter Marie Anne Dufault born 1769 married Francois Bouvier born 1751 son of Marie Madeleine Hudon dit Beaulieu who married Louis Bouvier so there are many chances of DNA hits. The Francois I from NWT lived at Pot au Beur, Sorel, Quebec. Jean Francois Dufault married in 1739 in Sorel his 1st wife Charlotte Pilote. Since they were brothers – maybe Francois also lived there for a time.
        
        I would love to see Francois II’s Journal. I don’t know if anyone knows what happened to it or if the Priest who had it gave it to the Church – there could be information in there than can answer these questions.
        
        I have 9+ DNA hits in the NWT – which shocked me but I know some are from my Beaulieu side but also my Great Great Grandfather is Roderick McKenzie from the Ile a la Crosse, English District, Saskatchewan. It’s too bad that with DNA that it can’t tell the different between Tribes and that way my Native book can determine which blood is from the NWT.
        
        I could really be off the mark but I’m still searching. Maybe if we keep working together – maybe we can get closer.
        
        JulieAnn
        
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        Comment by nativequeen1 | September 8, 2021
  - Hello Julie and all interested others, My name is Joelle Normandin. I live in Glens Falls NY. I can trace my Hudon dit Beaulieu ancestry to my great great great great grandmother Elisabeth Isabelle Hudon dit Beaulieu. born July 6 1809 in Maskinonge Quebec to a Basile Hudon dit Beaulieu and Marie Anne Dupuis. That is where I am stuck. I do know that Elisabeth Isabelle married a Denis Monbleau dit LaTulippe in 1828 Napierville, QC. They had many children including my great great great grandmother Marie Louise Monbleau in 1839. Denis Monbleau dies in 1846 leaving Elisabeth Isabelle with 6 young children and in 1850 Elisabeth Monbleau turns up on the US Census with 6 children living in Glens Falls NY. My grandfather , George Normandin, Marie Louise(his great grandmother) He told me that she was part Native and from Quebec. I have family pictures of her son Andre and this man is most definately Native. I am trying to figure all of this out. Any help that you can provide is very much appreciated. Thanks in advance, Joelle
    
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    Comment by Joelle Normandin | January 21, 2022 | Reply
    - Hey Joelle, I tried to send a message this morning but I forgot my password and when I went to get a new one – I was transferred to a site I have never seen before so if this message goes thru – I will send another message with what I remember what I found. Julie
      
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      Comment by nativequeen1 | January 22, 2022 | Reply
      - Good morning all.
        I’ve been looking for information on my paternal great-great grandfather Paul Hudson Beaulieu, born 1823 in Quebec,Canada. He moved to Portland, Maine and may have Americanized his middle name from Hudon dit, but I have no idea. That’s as far back as I can go on my Beaulieu side. I’ve received help from some of you good people, but nothing really concrete.
        I don’t know if Quebec is the province, or the city. Hopefully someone out there has a record.
        Thank you.
        John Beaulieu
        
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        Comment by John Beaulieu | January 23, 2022
      - Hello, Can you leave his wife’s name as well even if the marriage occurred in the US? Evelyn
        
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        Comment by Evelyn Yvonne Theriault | January 23, 2022
      - Hi Evelyn
        
        Paul Hudson Beaulieu married Harriet Richardson. Their son, James Hudson Beaulieu was born in Portland in 1854 so I’m assuming they were married in the US. I have no information on Harriet either. This isn’t much, hopefully it helps.
        Thanks John
        
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        Comment by John Beaulieu | January 23, 2022
    - Hey Joelle – I will try this again. I also am the grandaughter of Nicolas Hudon 1723-1801 and 3rd wife Marie Josephte Miville dit Deschene 1760-1811. Their son Bazile Hudon 1785-1838 and Ogiimaageezhigoqua are my grandparents. With Nicolas – he had Bazile and another son Nicolas Basile Hudon 1759 who maried Marie Josette Miville dit Deschenes 1760 who would be my Great Uncle and Great Antie but I don’t have a Basile who married Marie Anne Dupuis- I will have to work another generation. As for Maskinonge, Quebec. It seems that during the fur trade – Maskinonge Parish was a hub for fur traders. Bazile and his two brothers Paul Orde and Henri moved to Maskinonge and moved in with Cousin Antoine Hudon 1720 and his wife Francoise LaVoie/de la Voye before they left for Thunder Bay and WI in 1804. Henri was the only one to return and married and settled in Maskinonge. Antoine and Francoise had a son Alexis Huson 1746-1804 also lived in Maskinonge – Yamachiche. The NWT Beaulieu have ties to Yammachiche but no one seems to know which branch. Let me do some digging into Basile and Marie Anne and see if I can find anything. Julie
      
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      Comment by nativequeen1 | January 23, 2022 | Reply
My first attempt at a reply did not go through–Second attempt. Julie I want to thank you for your help. I started a family tree 9 years ago when I retired, but had to stop to devote my time to my husband who got cancer. He had an experimental treatment and is now free from cancer. I am now back to the family trees. I am enrolled in the MCT at Fond du Lac because of my father’s Fond du Lac blood and my biological mother’s White Earth blood. I also have St. Croix and Lac Courte Oreilles from my father’s mother’s side. I still have a couple of questions for you.
1. What is the tribal affiliation is Wauneauseikwe?
2. I had Wauneauseikwe’s father as Moh ko gwon and her mother as Bemoashdum; Moh ko gwon’s father as Bi Aus Wa, then Bi aus wa’s father as matchiwaijan, his father as wa ja wa das kos. Is that something you have in your records? If not I will keep searching
3. I read some article that said be careful when looking at Bi Aus Wah because there are two of them. Can you give any clarity?
4. Where did you get the information about Joseph and Odelia having lost two children early in their marriage?
5. /can you recommend a good book about the White Earth people?

I would also be interested in the Beaulieu pictures that are relevant.

This message is for Julie, Nativequeen1 and any other person I may have offended by stating Margaret Racine was Queen of the Skies. I wrote that in ignorance. I am always interested in the true facts about our people. Thank you both for your help and comments. CAROL

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Comment by Carol Janick | November 6, 2018 | Reply
Let me know if you just got the email I sent – my others one didn’t go thru the other night. Julie

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Comment by nativequeen1 | November 6, 2018 | Reply
I found the picture of Alexander Beaulieu and Lena Kappell on Forgotten old photos. Thanks CAROL

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Comment by Carol Janick | November 6, 2018 | Reply
Julie If you are asking me if I got an email form you, I did not. Carol

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Comment by Carol Janick | November 7, 2018 | Reply
- I wonder what happened to it. I wonder if this site has a word limit?
  
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  - Hello everyone!
    This is Evelyn – the owner of this site. This is a blog. That means that you can leave as many comments in these comment boxes as you wish and there is no word limit.
    If you are trying to email each other then that is not going through this blog. I do have access to your private email addresses but I don’t share these without permission.
    So, native queen and others leaving comments, if you want me to share your email with another commenter, then leave a comment here. Tell me who you want to share your email with and I will send them your email.
    Hope that clarifies things,
    Evelyn
    
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    Comment by Evelyn Yvonne Theriault | November 8, 2018 | Reply
    - You can share my private email. Have them put Beaulieu as a reference so I won’t think it’s spam!!! Thank You!!! This will be easier when sharing photos.
      Julie
      
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      Comment by nativequeen1 | November 9, 2018 | Reply
      - Thank you for all the post regarding Canadian Families, Very interesting. I was also looking at Ransom Judd Powell Papers and the genealogy of the Beaulieu and Fairbanks families. Are those documents a reliable sources?
        
        My grandparents were Joseph and O’delia (Hamlin) Beaulieu and I learned from yours and Julie’s posts that I am from the line of Paul Hudon Dit Beauleu and Wauneausikwe. Paul being the brother of Bazile Beaulieu, whose wife was Queen of the Skies.
        
        From the Ransom Judd Powell papers it looks like I am also from the line of Bazile Beaulieu as well through O’delia Hamlin’s side. Is this correct? Here is what I gathered:
        
        O’delia’s father is Nelson (Nels) Hamlin. Nel’s mother is Maggie Monroe, whose parents were Hank Monroe and Sophia Fairbanks. Sophia’s parents were Clement Fairbanks and Shub we yea (aka Mary). Clement Fairbank’s parents were Robert Fairbanks and Catherine Beaulieu whose parents were Bazile Beaulieu and Queen of the Skies. Possible???
        
        One Last point of confusion. Paul Hudon Beaulieu’s wife’s name. You indicated that it was Wauneausikwe, I have not seen that in print on any documents or on Ancestry, etc. The Ransom papers indicate that he married Ah was e quay (aka wah waus e quay). Where is the documentation of the name Wauneausikwe?
        
        Thank you for all the help. All these posting on this blog have been so valuable and looking forward to reading them has been an exciting part of my day CAROL.
        
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        Comment by Carol Janick | November 20, 2018
      - Hello Carol,
        The “Wauneausikwe” is coming from comments by a reader which were published as a thread in a post – not my research. I suggest you leave the comment under that post and those people will answer!
        Evelyn Yvonne Theriault
        A Canadian Family, blogger Evelyn Yvonne Theriault
        
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        Comment by Evelyn Yvonne Theriault | November 20, 2018
    - Evelyn, Please share my private email with anyone who has information on the Hudon dit Beaulieu family. Thanks, Joelle Normandin
      
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      Comment by Joelle Normandin | January 21, 2022 | Reply
      - Will do 🙂
        Evelyn
        
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        Comment by Evelyn Yvonne Theriault | January 21, 2022
      - i have been going through my long lost emails and came found one from you.
        i am a descendent from pierre hudon dit beaulieu and marie gobeil.
        my line goes like this;
        pierre hudon 1648 to marie gobeil; jean-bernard hudon to marie charlotte gagnon; joseph basile hudon dit beaulieu to marie josephte oulette; francoise gregoire hudon dit beaulieu to francoise gagnon; ambroise hudon dit beaulieu to marie charlotte gagnon; ambroise beaulieu to olimpe lebel; emile beaulieu to sophie morais and my grandfather albert beaulieu and alma seguin.
        i am trying to expand out to lines of sibling.
        does any of this connect to you?
        
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        Comment by Colette Beaulieu Lariviere | July 1, 2023
      - sorry misspelled my email. it is clvamp2@gmail.com
        
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        Comment by Colette Lariviere | July 1, 2023
And Carol, thanks for leaving the question about the discrepancy.
Evelyn

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Comment by Evelyn Yvonne Theriault | November 20, 2018 | Reply
Carol,
P.S. I will fill in the other information that you were asking for.
Julie

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Comment by nativequeen1 | November 20, 2018 | Reply
- Thank you. Take your time, I am in no hurry, just excited for answers. In the future I will use the name Paul Orde to reduce the confusion. Thanks CAROL
  
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  - I have a copy of Lowering Sky’s Obit but the program on my computer won’t let me save it to word. It comes up with symbols instead of words. Julie
    
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    Comment by nativequeen1 | November 23, 2018 | Reply
    - Would be able to send a copy in the mail? If so, my address is. Carol Janick. 3501 Twin Point Conover, WI 54519 thank you. carol
      
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      Comment by Carol Janick | November 23, 2018 | Reply
      - I will drop it in the mail tomorrow!!!
        
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        Comment by nativequeen1 | November 23, 2018
      - Hey Carol,
        I popped it in the mail today. Have you ever checked this out? It talks about your Paul. It is called “Reminiscences of a Pioneer Missionary by Chrysostom Adrian Verwyst”. I ran across it while look for those papers from Canada on Paul Orde – I still can’t find the papers.
        Julie
        
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        Comment by nativequeen1 | November 24, 2018
      - I purchased the book Reminiscences of a Pioneer Missionary book. Interesting history. Thank you for telling me about it. Good history regarding my Paul Orde Beaulieu, I did not know. CAROL
        
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        Comment by Carol Janick | December 7, 2018
      - Your very welcome!!! We are here to help each other out. If you want to help with anything else – let me know. Julie
        
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        Comment by nativequeen1 | December 7, 2018
      - I also googled History of the Town of Kaukauna, Wi and found was a good article: History of the Town of Kaukauna, WI From: History of Outagamie County, WI. Thomas H. Ryan-editor in Chief Goodspeed Historical Allociates, Publishers Chicago 1911.
        
        The article mentions how Paul and Alexander Beaulieu; Paul Orde Beaulieu, his son, Bazil H: as well as Paul’s brother, Roman H., fit into the history of that town. Interesting reading. CAROL
        
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        Comment by Carol Janick | December 12, 2018
      - I can’t find another Roman. Bazile and Paul Orde had a brother Roman but he died as a baby so I don’t know if one of the other brothers were nicknamed after the deceased baby. With those articles are there photos of Basile (Paul’s son)? I know I was reading an article and seen a photo – there were photos of the mill also.
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        Comment by nativequeen1 | December 12, 2018
There were no pictures with this article. The only think mentioned about Roman was “Roman H. Beaulieu, a brother of Paul H., came to Kaukaulan probably with Paul, a single man who married after joining the settlement.” CAROL

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Comment by Carol Janick | December 13, 2018 | Reply
- I’ll look for that photo. It was done in the 1800’s. I will also have to look for the settlement of Paul’s an Bazile’s Dad will and see what names are listed. Julie
  
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  Comment by nativequeen1 | December 13, 2018 | Reply
  - Wow! You are impressive, with a wealth of information. You must have worked very hard on your research. Thanks you. CAROL
    
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    Comment by Carol Janick | December 13, 2018 | Reply
    - Carol – thanks for all the information. I will add what you sent me into my stuff. I wish tribal records could be open so we can make sure that our trees are correct. I’m going to send you some stuff but not until next week. I’m cleaning my stuff up a little bit. Did you know that early Beaulieu’s should be enrolled in Wis? The Gov’t allowed individuals to choose where they wanted to go with approval of the Chief of the Band at that time. It started roughly in the 1830’s up until about 1900. Now you can’t do that. They are very strict now. Did you know that the Cadottes have a Huron Grandmother? I will send you info on people that I have that you have listed.I wish there was a better diagram for a family tree than what Ancestry has. Julie
      
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      Comment by nativequeen1 | February 7, 2019 | Reply
Margaret Racine and O-ge-mau-gee-shi-go-quay (Queen of the Skies) is the same person! Margaret Racine is her baptismal name. You will find the information on the Indian Rolls.

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Comment by Eileen Hudon | January 29, 2019 | Reply
Can’t leave what I want so next week

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Comment by nativequeen1 | February 7, 2019 | Reply
- thank you for the help. Research into the family becomes more fascinating. CAROL
  
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  Comment by Carol Janick | February 7, 2019 | Reply
  - I’m mailing stuff off today!!! Julie
    
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    Comment by nativequeen1 | February 15, 2019 | Reply
  - I’m sending another. I forgot some sheets which the info you receive today may not make sense. I needed to fix the 1854 1/2 breed script with names associated with you and I also found a graveyard rooster that may also help. I got it a couple years ago and I need to go back to Becker County Historical Society and grab more since I found more names. I was only interested in Beaulieu and Fairbanks but it bloomed from there. They even have Bazile Hudon dit Beaulieu’s cash box that was used since 1804 and they let me handle it .
    It was pretty cool. With the graveyard list there just isn’t a lot of info on Monroes. I grew up with some but they lived in Minneapolis. They are close with Hanks – which you may see that name on the graveyard sheets. When I went to Pembina I never seen a cemetery so I don’t know where the Hamlins from that area are buried. That may be a good adventure to track down. They did have one grave for an unknown – so the body would have to be exhumed to do a DNA match to see who is in there. I will pop it in the mail this afternoon. Julie
    
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    Comment by nativequeen1 | February 19, 2019 | Reply
  - Carol, Here is another branch you can travel. I’m looking into the North West Territories. I have 9 DNA hits and have been on Scribd.com looking at Metis records and found one for Duck Lake Metis Scrip Claims and there are a lot of Hamelins listed. What I noticed a lot is that Natives that were in the North West Territorties migrated to the Red River Settlement. This may be of help. Julie
    
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    Comment by nativequeen1 | October 8, 2019 | Reply
    - On this site links to lots of Hamelin marriages –
      
      Hamelin | French Canadian Pioneers: The Hamelins of Quebec
      
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      Comment by Evelyn Yvonne Theriault | October 8, 2019 | Reply
Julie Thank you for sending me the information. It gave me more ideas on how to continue my research and how different things fit together. I have come a cross a number of different documents that I now understand better since you have presented me with different avenues. Much appreciated. It must have been chilling to see and feel Bazile’s cash box. CAROL

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Comment by Carol Janick | March 5, 2019 | Reply
- I found an obit that you may be interested in. I don’t know if you seen it. It is Paul Orde’s granddaughters obit.
  Mrs. Elizabeth Hurst, Pioneer of Kaukauna, Passes Away – Rites Today At St. Mary’s For Pioneer Early History of Deceased Woman Is Written by Mayor L. F. Nelson
  
  Mrs. Elizabeth Hurst, aged 87 years, died at her home on Cleveland Avenue at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon after a two week illness.
  
  Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. Fred Reichel, Kaukauna, six sons, John, Nic, Fred, Joseph and George of Kaukauna, Bernard of Little Chute and Henry of Seattle, Washington. Thirty-three grandchildren and 41 great grandchildren also survive.
  
  Funeral This Morning
  The body is at Greenwood Funeral Home, Hendricks Avenue, where rites will be held at 8:30 this morning. Services will be held at 9 o’clock at St. Mary Catholic Church with the Rev. A. Roder, pastor, officiating. Interment will be in the parish cemetery.
  
  The following concerning the passing of Mrs. Hurst was written by Mayor L. F. Nelson, president of the Outagamie County Pioneer and Historical society:
  
  In the death of Mrs. John Hurst, Kaukauna has lost one of its great historical characters of unusual interest, as the Beaulieu family, of which Mrs. Hurst belongs, shares honors with the Lawes and the Grignons, other early settlers in Kaukauna.
  Mrs. Hurst, nee Elizabeth Beaulieu, was born in Kaukauna, December 13, 1855 and was the daughter of Nicholas Beaulieu. Mrs Hurst’s mother, Margaret (Davids) Beaulieu was also born in Kaukauna, in a log house around the bend on the edge of the river below the present ball grounds on March 7, 1826.
  
  Grandfathers Met in War
  Mrs. Hurst’s great grandfather, Jacob Davids, fought in the Revolutionary war. Her grandfather and great grandfather fought on opposite sides in the War of 1812, one of them with the Americans and the other with the British. They met on the battlefield. The great grandfather had made a trip to Canada at that time and was forced into the British army.
  
  Part Stockbridge Indian
  Mrs. Hurst is part Stockbridge Indian, one of the tribes that belonged to the six great nations of New York state and for years lived in expectation of receiving a large grant of money from the government in payment for lands taken away from the Stockbridge Indians in New York state by the government.
  
  Paul H. Beaulieu, her uncle, was the first citizen of Kaukauna to die in the Civil war. The Kaukauna G.A.R. post was named in his memory.
  
  The home in which Mrs. Hurst lived on Beaulieu Hill was built in 1877 with lumber taken from the old saw mill when it was torn down. This sawmill stood at the bend below the ball park and was operated in 1835 by Captain Boyd and her uncle, Bazil Beaulieu.
  
  Wed in 1874
  Mrs. Hurst was married to John Hurst in 1874. The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. Hackle at Holy Angels church at Darboy, at the time when the south side of the river was a wilderness.
  
  She received her early schooling in a country school located opposite the Brill farm, south of the city. They celebrated their golden wedding in 1924.
  
  Recalled Early Days
  She recalled the time, when as a child, the Beaulieu family was forced to cross the river, before there was a bridge, on stepping stones or in a rowboat. At this time there were hardly any other settlers on the south side of the river, except Indians. One of these Stockbridge Indians, Chief Konkopot, lived on the high bluff on the north end of Dickson street, where the old Joseph Volas residence now stands.
  
  Mrs. Hurst was proud of her Stockbridge Indian blood. Twelve children were born to the Hursts, eight are still living.
  
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  Comment by nativequeen1 | March 9, 2019 | Reply
  - Julie Your information has lead me on so many paths and I have been busy with searches and now recall that you said I have the Cadotte family in my tree. I believe it is Susan Cadotte who married into the Hamlin side throught the Beaupre family. Do you know if they are the Cadottes from LCO or Red Clliff group? Thanks Carol This rely may come thru on my husband’s, Frederick,e-mail some how they get mixed.
    
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    Comment by Frederick Janick | June 16, 2019 | Reply
    - Hello Carol,
      This is Evelyn – the person in charge of this site.
      Your email does not show through to Julie, just your comment. So she will be replying to you on this site.
      Have a nice day,
      Evelyn
      
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      Comment by Evelyn Yvonne Theriault | June 16, 2019 | Reply
      - Carol – here is another reference for the Beaulieu boy’s Rainy Lake House: Twilight of Empire on the Northern Frontier. Julie
        
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        Comment by nativequeen1 | July 3, 2019
    - Carol, When the Government wanted the Copper from Madeline Island they moved the ancestor’s from that spot and they were placed at Saulte Ste Marie, Red Cliff, Bad River, Lac du Flambeau, Fond du Lac, Lac Courte Oreilles, Red Lake and the infamous death walk to Sandy Lake, MN where hundreds starved and froze to death. The Cadottes are also enmeshed with the Nolins and Sayers and a few lived in Saulte Ste Marie. If I’m not mistaken – John Johnston father in law to Henry Schoolcraft – was married into our family – his son – Lewis had two kids (the two children went by the last name Cadotte) with a married Cadotte. I think Lewis was also married at the time to Julie Sayers whose son by her previous marriage to Chief White Crane who is our great uncle and was killed when his son was 8 and he became Chief. His name is Chief Nebenagoching AKA Joseph Sayer. Joseph stated that his grandfather was Jean Baptiste Perrault and not John Sayers but with my DNA I have both names so I still can’t tell who our Grandfather is. Julie is also a sister to my Grandma Mary who married John H Fairbanks and is responsible for all the Fairbanks in Northern Minnesota – Red Lake, White Earth and Cass Lake. So here is more branches to explore on the Tree!!!! If you want any more info – just let me know. I have been busy trying to see if we are also related to the de Hoghtons from Lancashier, England. The White part of my DNA comes from Lancashier but I need to find the DNA link from John Houghton from Eaton Bray England to the de Hoghtons at Hoghton Tower. For the last 3 months – I have been going through a lot of info trying to see. I did get one DNA hit from a woman in the area and sent an email but never heard back. So with Fairbanks blood from Red Lake, White Earth and Cass Lake – this is also their DNA ancestor. Also along these lines is the Southworths who had the Salmesbury Hall in Preston Lancashier England. I know you will check this out – look for the White Lady Samlesbury, Saint John Hoghton and Saint Christopher Southworth. Through the Fairbanks line we could also possibly have Our Lady of Walsingham. Happy Reading and Researching!!!! Julie
      
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      Comment by nativequeen1 | June 16, 2019 | Reply
- Carol here is a tidbit that our found on Bazile and Paul and them working for John Johnston Galbraith, John S. “British-American Competition in the Border Fur Trade of the 1820s.” Minnesota History, vol. 36, no. 7, 1959, pp. 241–249. JSTOR, http://www.jstor.org/stable/20176251. Julie
  
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  Comment by nativequeen1 | July 3, 2019 | Reply
Hello everyone

My name is John A. Beaulieu of Portland, ME

I’ve been looking, but can’t trace my paternal line any further than what is listed below. I can trace my maternal line on my father’s side back to 942AD, but what you see here is all I can find form my paternal side.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. If we’re related, all the better!

My email for contact is: jbeaulieu3@maine.rr.com

Stephen A. Beaulieu, Jr. (my father)
Stephen A. Beaulieu, Sr. (my grandfather)
James Hudson Beaulieu (my great grandfather)
born: 23 August 1854 Portland, ME
died: 29 July 1922 Portland, ME

Married Mary Abba Knight Curtis* 18 March 1875
born: 3 October 1853 Portland, ME
died: 1 January 1925 (possibly Damariscotta, ME)
*Married: George H. Curtis 27 May 1908 Damariscotta, ME

Paul Hudson Beaulieu (my great great grandfather)
born: 1823 Quebec, Canada (since no city is listed, Quebec is either the province, or city)
died: 29 July 1871 Portland, Maine

Married Harriet E. Richardson

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Comment by John A. Beaulieu | August 29, 2019 | Reply
- Hello John or cuz, I belong to the same grandfather and live in Jenner Canada on a ranch.
  
  Romeo P Beaulieu
  
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  Comment by Romeo Beaulieu | January 19, 2020 | Reply
  - Hi Romeo
    
    You may be a couple of generations off. My grandfather (Stephen A. Beaulieu, Sr.) only had 2 children, my father(SAB, Jr.) and my aunt, so we could not share him.
    Since I have no records of siblings for James Hudson Beaulieu, or Paul Hudson Beaulieu, you may come in from either of them. Again, I have no information beyond my great great grandfather, Paul. If you, or anyone else out there in Hudon dit Beaulieu, or Hudson Beaulieu land has any information that can help me fill in the blanks and move beyond Paul Hudson Beaulieu, I will be grateful.
    
    Looking forward to hearing from you cuz.
    
    John A. Beaulieu
    
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    Comment by John A. Beaulieu | January 21, 2020 | Reply
Hi my 5th generation great grandfather is Bazil Hudon Beaulieu and my grandfather was Simon Beaulieu born July 24, 1901 at White Earth in Minnesota. My grandmother said he has a half brother named Fred Musha. I am trying to verify who his actual parents were but haven’t found that connection yet. If anyone has any leads that would be most appreciated. Looking forward to hearing from you,
Lynn Keanaaina

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Comment by Lynn Keanaaina | July 1, 2020 | Reply
- Hello Lynn,
  1. Would you have the name of your great grandfather Bazil Hudon Beaulieu’s wife?
  2. Was Fred Musha the half brother of your grandfather Simon Beaulieu, or of your great grandfather Bazil Hudon Beaulieu?
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  Comment by Evelyn Yvonne Theriault | July 20, 2020 | Reply
  - Hi Evelyn yes Bazil’s wife’s name is Marguerite Ogeemaugeezhigowua (Queen of the Skies) Racine born 1790 in Wisconsin. Fred Musha was a half brother to my grandfather Simon Beaulieu according to my grandmother.
    
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    Comment by LYNN | July 20, 2020 | Reply
Hi everyone: I do not know how many we are in this family tree, sure we are a lot. I am also a direct descendant of Pierre Hudon-Beaulieu; I am part of the 10th generation. My maternal grand mother was a Beaulieu. On the 7th generation François Hudon-Beaulieu married Ethiba (native from the Chipewyan tribe). Very interesting all this history.

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Comment by Carole Gagne | July 20, 2021 | Reply
- hi, i am also a decendent ot Pierre Hudon and Marie Gobeil.but my Francois Beaulieu was born 1768 – 1749 and married Marie Francoise Gagnon 1768-1853, both in the province of Quebec. During my research i did come across the name Francois Beaulieu Hudon more than once. would be nice to find out which line connects us. My line is based on marriage certificates and birth certificate as my neice did the DNA and it showed that she had no relations to me but her mother is my first cousin . My research has brought me to 3 generations prior to Pierre Hudon and Marie Gobeil.
  
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  Comment by bloodindian | July 22, 2021 | Reply
  - Hey Blood Indian – I am 7th Generation from Pierre and Marie. Their son – Lieutenant Nicolas Hudon dit Beaulieu is my Grandfather. I have been having a hard time trying to figure out the Family Lines of Francois Beaulieu I 1722-1795 who married Ethiba. I do have a cousin thru DNA – we never met but communicate thru Ancestry.com. She is from the Yukon . I do have 9 DNA hits in the NWT. I did trace one line but Francois was not on it – he could be if we can tell which line of the Hudon dit Beaulieu’s he comes from. A lot of Native authors in Minnesota and Wisconsin have Francois Beaulieu I as our Grandfather but at best he is a Great Uncle. Our Grandfather is Bazile who married Queen of Skies in Wisconsin. Their grandson – Clement Abraham “KaWans” Hudon Beaulieu had over 22 children from Cass Lake, White Earth and Red Lake – where I’m enrolled. Someday I may pick up trying to see where Francois I fits into our tree.
    Julie
    
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    Comment by nativequeen1 | July 22, 2021 | Reply
- Hey Carole,
  I have been trying to figure how Francois I fits into our tree but can’t figure it out. Have you traced him?
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  Comment by nativequeen1 | July 22, 2021 | Reply
I am a descendant of Francois Beaulieu that went to the NWT. Family story says he went back east in 1795. Some say the reason for leaving NWT was to get treatment for a broken back. I have never seen any documentation or correspondence regarding an injury but do believe he did leave. He may or may not have went directly back to Quebec. I found a death record in the Drouin Collection from January 13 1823 for a Francois Hudon Beaulieu , Traveller of the Northwest, who died at the age of 63. Probably not the same one as the NWT Francois should be much older.

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Comment by Derek | September 6, 2021 | Reply
- Derek, the Francois Beaulieu that you are referring to, is that Old Man Beaulieu’s (Francois Beaulieu II) father? I have been trying to connect Francois Beaulieu to the Hudon dit Beaulieu family, but have not been able to determine who his father was. I would be interested in working with you to research his origins.
  
  Are you a Beaulieu? If you are, we could do a Y-DNA test to trace the Beaulieu surname. I have done one for my nephew who is also a Beaulieu, although we are uncertain if we descend from Francois or not (family legend says yes).
  
  Old Man Beaulieu was born in 1771 (if we can trust Wikipedia), which if your Francois Hudon Beaulieu who died in 1823 age 63, was born in 1760 then he would have been about 11 years old when his son was born. So like you say the numbers are not adding up.
  
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  Comment by C. Beaulieu | September 6, 2021 | Reply
  - I’m not a Beaulieu by name but descend from 2 of Old Man Beaulieu’s son’s, Francois 3rd and Alexis. I haven’t gotten my DNA done but one of my sisters has. Maybe one of my brothers also but I’ll ask them. And I certainly agree the dates don’t add up.
    
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    Comment by Derek | September 8, 2021 | Reply
    - I would really appreciate if we could determine if we come up as cousins through DNA, I have tested on Ancestry.com, along with a bunch of my relatives. We would just have to check to see if any of us match with your sister. I understand that the admin on this site can share our email address, would you be okay if she shared mine with you? Hopefully she is reading these posts 🙂
      
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      Comment by C. Beaulieu | September 8, 2021 | Reply
The Beaulieu’s are on my mother’s side. My mom’s dad is the Great Grandson of Alexis and my mom’s mom is the Great Granddaughter of Francois 3rd. I know lots of male Beaulieu’s in the NWT that descend from Old Man Beaulieu. Whether they got their DNA done or not I don’t know as I don’t live up there anymore. I might be able to find out if need be.

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Comment by Derek | September 8, 2021 | Reply
- I would love to connect with someone who may be willing to do a Y DNA test. I am so curious if we are related through Francois, that I would pay some of the cost of the test if I could find someone 🙂
  
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  Comment by C. Beaulieu | September 8, 2021 | Reply
- Hey Derek – I mentioned in my post tonight to C Beaulieu with info you had on Francois. I was trying to see if your information was in my tree but with today being my only day off – I was just getting into looking into it and than I seen the post from C. Beaulieu. I found something that I thought was kinda funny – a Jean Baptiste Hudon dit Beaulieu was imprisoned for petty larency in Quebec 11/1/1810. There was another Jean Baptiste Hudon dit Beaulieu had a letter left in a Quebec post office 10/16/1783 but I don’t know how to get the official records to see who these guys are. I would really like to see the letter in the post office. I also found records of Francois Hudon Beaulieu 1723 whose possessions were being divided up after he died but I can’t read French and the handwriting is so bad that I don’t think I could try to get a French dictionary.
  
  I’m just another Beaulieu trying to figure out which branch of Pierre and Marie’s went to the NWT besides their Granddaughter who married a Bouvier.
  
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  Comment by nativequeen1 | September 8, 2021 | Reply
Hello, I am looking to find Indigenous heritage along my family line. I have found some little hints in my paternal grandmother’s side but nothing definitive. Angele Hudon dit Beaulieu was my 3rd great-grandmother. Francois Hudon dit Beaulieu and Angele Dumais were her parents. She married Francois Berube. I’ve been able to trace back to Pierre but haven’t found much in way of Indigenous information. I’m still new to genealogy so I’m not sure what or where to start. I have done an ancestry dna test and my ThruLines hit as far back as Joseph Hudon dit Beaulieu.

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