Index: Pioneer Families of Caraquet
Main Index: New Brunswick Genealogy and History
These micro posts present the first generation of each of the families that established the different surnames found in Caraquet, New Brunswick. Most of the information is drawn from Fidele Theriault’s genealogical dictionary “Les Familles de Caraquet”. His book is written in French and offers a lot more information including family trees of the first generations (with precise dates) and in many cases explanations of how the first pioneers arrived in Caraquet and other fascinating anecdotes.
If you don’t have access to the book you can contact me for more precise genealogical data and other information by leaving a comment underneath this index post or underneath the specific surname post 🙂
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Hello I am a frigault, my family was originally from New Brunswick, I am looking for more I formation in regards to when the bloodline was mixed with the indigenous, anymore I formation will be very appreciated.
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hello. the history of caraquet. you have a copy??? my grandmother was reading from a french book, her family history a few years ago. her last name was SIVRET. and yes, we sort of knew they might have been the first. but there is one thing i am looking for, there was rumors of a native marriage and she knew as a child there was native blood. i have been searching and i am a member on ancestry.ca of course but yes, these records are hard. but here is the real question. i came here looking for infomation specifically. i was born a PIGEAU. and my was told several years ago a relative researched our roots to find out we were aborigial on that side. however, on ancestry.ca i see my relations but NO ONE has bothered to double check anything and it looks like they combined two different men with similar names and created a whole new person. i found something but i can’t be sure. i know my family, my dad and his parents were born in ontario. however, the name pigeau (but the first names are totally different) and variations (as it seems in all these old books) in quebec and evenutally moved to ontario, but i came across something from GOLDEN LAKE, and the document says the pigeau clan was accepted, and the name that goes with pigeau was a pierre shawaniprenesi and it even said something about a 1842 census, and yes there is an 1842 census but i can’t find any info. what i am trying to do is verify WHICH man i need to follow. i can’t imagine a family in L’assomption Qc being sent all the way to northern ontario to a reserve when there were plenty of reserves in quebec, right. so, do you have any suggestions of where i might be able to find what i am looking for??????
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Good morning,
This would take some thinking and I’m presently trying to move a lot of material from my computer to this site. I will come back to all my comments in a few weeks.
In the meantime, good luck!
Evelyn
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I am a descendant of Joseph Boucher & marguerite Roy probably married in 1747 somewhere in Acadia but I cannot find their marriage record.
Could help me? Thanks in advance
Mariette Costin
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I am a descendant of Pierre Beaudin and Henriette Hebert. My grandfather Joseph Raymond Beaudin, son of Joseph Beaudin and Marie Lanteigne, My mom who is 91 has no info about her Dad as her parents divorced when she was very young I would like to be able to find more information for her about the Beaudin family, but I am finding it difficult.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!
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