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Jeanne Blanchard was born about 1681 in Port Royal, Acadia, the fifth child of Guillaume Blanchard and Huguette Gougeon.
Jeanne’s life was anything but easy, even by Acadian standards, but it all began normally enough.
In the 1686 census, Jeanne is reported as age 5, which places her birth about 1681.
Genealogists gathered together for ECGGC, the East Coast Genetic Genealogy Conference, in late August in Boston.
ECGGC, the only conference focused entirely on genetic genealogy, was packed with wonderful speakers and amazing attendees. There was something for everyone. We all had fun and enjoyed learning.
Fortunately, all the sessions were recorded and are avai...
This article is focused on two things.
Comparison of my new NGS and the earlier Family Finder tests How to prepare for yours if you’ve ordered the upgradeI compared my results from my older Family Finder test with my
You may have heard genealogists talk about creating a quick-and-dirty tree.
What is that, exactly? When and why would you want one?
Good questions.
Matches and Trees
Say Their Names
Jacques Mius (c1688 in Nova Scotia – November 2, 1726 in Boston) Philippe Mius (the third) (c1703 in Nova Scotia – November 2, 1726 in Boston) Jean-Baptiste Guidry Sr. (c1684 in Nova Scotia – November 2, 1726 in Boston) Jean-Baptiste Guidry Jr. (1712 in Nova Scotia – November 2, 1726 in Boston) John Missel (unkno...