Paul | Metis, Abenaki, Algonquin, Iroquois, Malecite, Mi’kmaq, Chippewa

Paul | Metis, Abenaki, Algonquin, Iroquois, Malecite, Mi’kmaq, Chippewa | Surname Anchor Post

Index: Indigenous, Metis & Mixed-Heritage Surname Anchor Posts

Each of these posts is dedicated to one surname that is carried by someone connected to indigenous, Metis or mixed-heritage people in Canada. Please be aware that it’s a synthesis of the information I’ve collected in my personal research throughout the years and is by no means complete!

SURNAME NOTES | PAUL

Surname lists: Surname Anchor Posts, Iroquois, Metis (ON), Wabanaki
Regions: Alberta, British Columbia, Manitova, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan
Ethnicity: Metis, Abenaki, Algonquin, Iroquois, Malecite, Mi’kmaq, Chippewa
Associated surnames: (a) Abram, Acquin, Adam / Fagnant, Aiajawasiketch, Allan, Andrew, Aronhiawakon / Jacobs, Arpin, Athanase, Atwin, Augustine (b) Badger, Bacon, Barnabe / Barnaby, Bartiboque, Bear, Beaubien / Kaheraien, Beaulieu, Beauvais, Beaver, Belcourt,Benedict, Bernard, Bernard / Atemakekat, Betle, Bigwiind, Bluteau, Bonspille, Boucher (Boucher ?), Boudreau, Briand / Brillant, Brooks, Budd (c) Cadotte, Campbell, Canape, Cardinal, Caron, Carruthers, Cathy, Charlie, Chartrand, Clover, Cloud, Collard, Collins, Cook, Cooloo, Cooper, Copage, Cope, Courtoie, Cross, Cubbo, Cyr (d) Dauphinais, Dedam, Delauniere, Denny, Deschamps, Desgagne, Desjardins, Denny, Deveau, Dicaire, Dick, Duchesne / Duchene, Dumont (e) Edward, Ennis, Ester (f) Fagnant / Adam, Fitzgerald, Flett, Fortin, Frances / Francis, Frank, Freeman (g) Gaucher, Genish / Guinish / Ginnish, Gervais, Gill, Gladu, Glaude / Gloade, Googoo, Gouger, Gourley, Grant (h) Hadley, Hamm / Hammon / Hammond, Harvey, Hervieux, Hood, House, Howe, Hundred (i) Ignace, Ignatius (j) Jack, James, Jerome, Jimmie, Joe, Johnson, Jones, Joseph (k) Kawakendo, Knockwood, Kuatlemate (l) Labrador, Lajoie, Lambert, Landry, Laplante, Laporte, Launiere, Laurent, Lebaucon, Leclerc, Lee, Leron, Lockwood (m) Makawaski, Marble, Marine, Masson, Maurice, Megis, Metallic, Meuse, Miachees, Miskwadas / Misquades, Mitchell / Tsionaktiio. Montreuil, Morris, Morrison / Morrisson, Moreau, Muise, Murphy (n) Nepton, Niel / Neil, Nocoute, Nolet / Wawanolett (o) Obomsawin, Ouellette (p) Page, Parent, Paquette, Pasteo, Peters, Petters, Phillip / Phillips, , Picton / Pictou, Pierre, Pigtow / Pigto, Polchies / Polchas / Polches, Powder, Prisk, Prosper (r) Rain, Rainville, Rayon, Robert Obomsawin, Robertson, Rocheblanc, Romain (s) Sabatiis, Sack, Sacobie, Sappier, Sark / Sarke, Saulis / Solis, Saunders, Savard, Simon, Sioui, Skeene, Smith, Sock, Stuart (t) Thanass, Thary Paul, Thom, Thomas, Thorn, Timothy, Tomah, Toney, Vallee, Vivier Wabiceci, Walkem, Wemontacinikwe, Weoush / Wioush, Williams, Wilmot, Wilson (z) Zace.
Misc.: 1. Paul was used as a surname by the following Algonquin couple from the Maniwaki region: Pierre / Peter Paul / Wabiceci / Aiajawasiketch and Madeleine Wemontacinikwe 2. Hudson’s Bay Archives has service records for five individuals carrying the Paul surname. Note: HBC service records relate to employees who worked in traditional indigenous territories and who may or may not have started mixed-heritage families. 3. See External Links below for mor information about two western Metis Pauls. 4. . The following surnames are also included in these links: Paull, Paul Denis, Paul Hannis, Paul Hus, Paul St. Math / St. Matte, Peter Paul, Thary Paul.