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Randi Rountree Mathieu
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Galicia region forum
Started this discussion. Last reply by Amy Abbey Jul 12, 2009. 5 Replies 0 Likes
Weird Findings
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Michigan Research Group
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- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Rountree, Lee, Gomillion, Mathieu, Marco, King
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- USA, Quebec, Ireland, Germany, Poland, Russia
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Intermediate Family History Researcher
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WOOO HOOO
Posted on July 25, 2009 at 6:27pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
I guess I just needed to post my vent in order to find my missing Mathieu. He was born July 4 1807 to the parents I suspected him with. I am just so happy ya'll don't know!
Searching and not finding
Posted on July 25, 2009 at 4:25pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
I have looked through all the Drouins for St Ours for the 1810 time frame and have not come across any Michel Mathieu. I did find a Michel Mathieu born in 1810 in Yamaska which is 30 miles from St Ours and one born in 1805 in St Ours. I am hoping to obtain a copy of his death certificate soon so that I can see it for myself to verify dates and who gave the information.
My first blog
Posted on July 9, 2009 at 6:50pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
I have never blogged before but have been a stalker on many sites. I am hoping to use this blog as an accountability tool for my own research. My goals for this summer are to find proof one way or the other that my husband's Mathieu ancestor Michel Mathieu, who came to the US from Canada in the 1860s is descended from Joseph Mathieu and Marie Papillon. I have heard that his parents are listed on his death certificate, but would like to find other more direct sources.
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Surname Washenko, in polish transcription: Waszenko (read: "Vah-shen-ko"), is typical Bielarussian surname. Andrew spoke only Russian. It's normal in Bielarussian country. -- Polish formerly eastern-country "Kresy" ?. Andrzej and Anna it's are very polish names. Do You can ?. Hm... Interesed !. I aid to You with Your tracing of Your family tree in Poland and in Bielarus. I have in my Silesian Genealogical Association in Wroclaw (and in whole Poland) many friends-genealogist's specialized in Bielarussian researching of persons and surnames from formerly Polish "Kresy's". Best regards from Poland !
Andy
You interesed to Galicia ? - Exactly, I'm polish genealogist, member of Silesian Genealogical Association in Wroclaw, Poland. My ancestry tree of Olejarz's kin are very Galician - from 1477-1478 year (XV century), from Pruchnik village, near city Jaroslaw in "Podkarpacie" (Lower Carpathia), in southwest Poland. Also in Michigan lived my Olejarz's relatives. I research to contakt with their families. I'm genealogist of my Olejarz's kin in whole World.
Sorry my "english". Best regards from Poland !. I helped to You.
Andy