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The first anchestor of the Couillards in Canada was born in Saint-Bernard Parish Explanation: See the pervious answers. |
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the first ancestor of the Couillards of Canada was born in the parish of Saint-Land Explanation: Knowledge of genealogy. do you want help translating other passages like this? |
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The first anchestor of the Couillards in Canada was born in Saint-Land Parish Explanation: Ooops, in the previous one i wrote wrong the name of the parish! |
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The founder of the Couillard family in Canada Explanation: was born in the Parisian Saint-Landry Parish in 1591. |
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The frist ancestor of Canada's Couillard family.. Explanation: ..was born in 1591 at the parish of St-Landry in Paris. He arrived in Québec in 1613, working as a carpenter or a sailor/seaman for the 'Compagnie de Rouen" or the "Compagnie des Marchands". _______________ Now Pete, it is rather peculiar that you should inquire about the same ancestors as Patti or P. did yesterday. This translation is graciously offered to you, but do not ask for more. You should try to do your homework by yourself. Best regards Maya |
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... Explanation: The first ancestor of the Canadian Couillards was born in the parish of Saint Landry in Paris, in 1591. He arrived in Quebec in 1613, as either a carpenter or an ordinary seaman, whilst serving in the Rouen Company (or the Merchant Navy). There is a geneological website which offers a free translation service for this type of text: Reference: http://www.francegenweb.org |
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