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| Name: | wantanee |
| E-mail address: | wantaneep@gmail.com |
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| Comments: | Hi I'm looking to contact my biological father, his name is Richard G. Cournoyer, son of Dorilla,he was in the Air Force and stationed in Thailand sometime during 1968.I would like very much to learn more about my family. If any Cournoyers out there know how he is doing please contact me. I have really enjoyed reading about all the ancestry on this website. Thank you. |
| Name: | Barbara Thacker |
| E-mail address: | thackertm@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | Find-a-grave |
| Comments: | I am Julia Louise Jenkinson's Freat granddaughter. She married Apollos Clark Fuller and they lived in Wiscoy, Winona, Minnesota and then Amity, Oregon. Please contact me and we can exchange info. I also have photos of Jenkinson family members. |
| Name: | James M Cournyer |
| E-mail address: | jimmiec@comcast.com |
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| Comments: | Fairly sure my family name is a misspelling of the Cournoyer family name. |
| Name: | Thaddeus Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | tadizrad197 / yahoo |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=123450471002828 |
| How did you find us?: | nksp correspondence locator |
| Comments: | Turns out I have Cournoyer ancestry on both my mother AND father's side. Perhaps that explains my sister's club foot. I started a support group for people like us. |
| Name: | sally cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | lilsamkeys@yahoo.com |
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| Comments: | I am one of five childern, born in Derry N.H. My fathers name Raymond J. Cournoyer. Raymond had three brothers Richard,Jerry and William. Jerry & William still live in N.H. My grandfathers name was Dorilla Cournoyer Happy to help. |
| Name: | pierce cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | psherman3345@charter.ten |
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| Comments: | My Grandmother was a Cournoyer |
| Name: | Candy Dearborn-Davis |
| E-mail address: | northgat44@aol.com |
| How did you find us?: | aol search |
| Comments: | Hello. Perhaps another Cournoyer can help me- I have reached a dead end in my research. My grandfather was named Louis Cournoyer and his dad was A Joachim Cournoyer, His dad was Joachim Hus Cournoyer. My grandmother married Louis Cournoyer- Her name was Clorinda Cote. I am trying to trace my french canadian roots. I am in Connecticut, but my mom and grandmother weere from Holyoke, Ma. I spoke French before English. Please help - my tree is on Ancestry.com... Trying to trace American Indian blood. My grndmother taught us all that we have native american blood- she was so proud of it. HELP!!! |
| Name: | Ken |
| E-mail address: | dumpit20@gmail.com |
| How did you find us?: | Through findagrave |
| Comments: | Nice web site. |
| Name: | Ginette Girard |
| E-mail address: | ggigi52@gmail.com |
| How did you find us?: | Researching the name HUS |
| Comments: | if my research is correct (on Ancestry.com),my 6th G Grandfather was Thomas-Ignace Hus dit Cournoyeur(11Dec1717)m.Marie Agathe Hus dit Millet.Thomas-Ignace's parents were (7thGG)Pierre Jean Hus &Marie-Jeanne Vanet |
| Name: | Andre Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | andyinc@shaw.ca |
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| Comments: | Hi Everyone: Great-grandfather moved to Lorette,Manitoba,Canada in the late 1800's from somewhere in Massachusettes U.S.A. His name was Pierre. My grandfather was Eugene Cournoyer and my dad was Gerard. The family is huge out here but you'd never it as most of his siblings were girls and therefore have different last names. Great site. Thanks |
| Name: | Evan Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | Ecournoyer@msn.com |
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| Comments: | I'm from Springfield, Mass. Nice work on the website, the old photos are great. Nice to see the Cournoyer name is doing so well. |
| Name: | JEAN-BENOIT COURNOYER |
| E-mail address: | AFCAN.JBC@HOTMAIL..COM |
| How did you find us?: | ON GOOGLE |
| Comments: | MY ANCESTORS ARE AIMARD HUS AND MARGUERITE LENFANT FROM MONTIGNY, FRANCE. THEIR SON, PAUL HUS ( B. 16TH OF FEBRUARY 1645)MARRIED JEANNE BAILLARGEON AND HAD SIX CHILDREN:MARC-ANTOINE HUS; JEANNE PAUL-HUS; PIERRE HUS DIT COURNOYER; MARIE HUS AND GENEVIÈVE HUS. PIEERE HUS DIT COURNOYER GOT MARRIED WITH JEANNE VANET AND SO ON... I WENT TO THE USA SO MANY TIMES OVER THE YEARS...I'M LAUGHING WHEN I SAW THE NAMES COURNOYEUR AND COURNOYEA BECAUSE THAT THE WAY THEY PRONOUNCED MY NAME WHATEVER THE PLACE IS IN THE WORLD EXCEPT IN QUEBEC. I'M LIVING IN THE GATINEAU AREA (QUEBEC) AND I'M TRAVELLING ALL OVER THE WORLD DOING HOSPITAL PROJECTS. IT'S UNBELIEVABLE THIS LINK BETWEEN ALL THE HUS-COURNOYER-MILLET DESCENDANTS. |
| Name: | Raymond D. Cournoyer Sr.. |
| E-mail address: | raymond_cournoyer@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | surfing the net |
| Comments: | Hello to all the Cournoyer's out their,I am of native american descent Yankton and Oglala Sioux of South Dakota.I am the son of Stephen N. Cournoyer Sr. and Pearl (LaDeaux) Cournoyer Grandfather Frank R.Cournoyer and Florence V.(Archambeau)G.Grandfather Joseph B. Cournoyer and Anna (Wheeler) Cournoyer, Cordier. G.G. Grandfather Bruno Cournoyer, Sorel Canada birthplace and Mary Louise (Picotte) Cournoyer, The native side comes from Hazawin (Julia)Hejate her father was Hejate(A) Chief Forked Horn his wife Oyati Yuha Maniwin. Forked Horn's Father is Cetanwanyakapi (Descending Hawk Attack 1700's and Oyeozazawin (Pathway lighted). I am proud to be Native American. My brother's and sister's are Stephen Jr. Robert W. Donald M. Thomas, Gregory E. Faith M. Agnes C. Mark J. Gary D. Jo A. Vincent E. Baptiste A. Gerald M. Stephen N. Sr. brother's and sister's are Foster, Josephine, Harold, Francis (Fritz) Edwin (Ed) James A. Agnes, Frank L. (Joe)Paul C. (Chris) John V. (Sammy) Charles I. (Ort) William R. (Billy) Walter R. Grampa 's Frank's familie Bruno, Naomi Galer, Agnea Hawkins, Louise MacDonald, Archie Great Grandpa's Joseph Bruno"s family Estelle married William B Jones, Leon 1/2 brother married a woman from Rosebud Allotment south of Burke SD, Emily G. married Samuel Mansfield Bay Jackson, Mary Hermine, Joseph Bruno Married Annie Wheeler, Rose Harriet married Louis Primeau. Paul Laurence married Emma Crow King, Peter Joseph married Ella Agnes Gilkerson, Chriss married Margaret Mildred Hobbs. Angela Constance married Frank B. Fiske. Burno Counoyer was born Mar 20, 1821 in St. Pierre De Sorel, Quebec Canada. His parents were Pierre Hus Cournoyer and Marguerite Peloquiun, Pierre Hus Born Dec, 24 1781 Died Oct 4, 1844. |
| Name: | Kathleen A Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | depot-grl@hotmail.com |
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| Comments: | Hello,my name is Kathleen Cournoyer granddaughter of Theodore Cournoyer of worcester Ma. son of Joseph cournoyer and Jennie Houle who were married in canada I believe his fathers name is Edward Cournoyer, there are just so many to go through im working on our family tree through ancestry.com. Very happy to found this site. With much grattitude Kathy. |
| Name: | Michael L. Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | michael.cournoyer1@gmail.com |
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| Comments: | I'm from Yucaipa Ca and as born 9 18 83. My father is Lawrence A Cournoyer. I would love a family tree if anyone has one feel free to email me. I. From the Quebec side of the family and no I have relatives in Connecticut and MA and would love to learn more about any of u. |
| Name: | Michael L. Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | michael.cournoyer1@gmail.com |
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| Comments: | I'm from Yucaipa Ca and as born 9 18 83. My father is Lawrence A Cournoyer. I would love a family tree if anyone has one feel free to email me. I. From the Quebec side of the family and no I have relatives in Connecticut and MA and would love to learn more about any of u. |
| Name: | Chase Thaddeus Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | tadizrad197 / yahoo |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=123450471002828&v=wall |
| How did you find us?: | nksp correspondence locator |
| Comments: | Laura, glad to have you. I believe all the help you need is right here. Look, I got teased once or twice about my name but I feel stronger because of it. You're talking to someone who's been there / done that when it comes to the researchin. You seem like a nice person. You can't just expect us to email you the volumes of information here that is already at your fingertips. You may want to ready up on Emil and Lillian Cournoyer if you want some true American history. Friend me, and I will certainly try to help further if I find myself available. Good luck! |
| Name: | Laura Cornia Carlock |
| E-mail address: | dragongirl2003@gmail.com |
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| Comments: | i am trying to find everything about our family. please help me |
| Name: | Max Cornia |
| E-mail address: | jomax85@gmail.com |
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| Comments: | I just happened upon this site when I googled Cournoyer. I was really surprised by the amount of entries and the information I have read. I was born in Salt Lake City, Utah. My grandfather told me the story of the origin of our Surname of Cornia and how it was derived from Cournoyer. About a week later I was watching a hockey game on TV and to my surprise, one of the players was Ivan Cournoyer. The story was told to me that Pierre Cournoyer was hired to drive a wagon across the plains for the early Mormon Pioneers to Salt Lake. When they arrived in Salt Lake, Pierre was paid and promptly got drunk. He was arrested and placed in jail. His named was recorded as Peter Cornia, he was fined the remainder or his pay and ended up settling in Utah. All the Cornia's are related through him and we are all related to the Cournoyer's. I had donated some money years ago to The Native American College Fund and noticed that a Cournoyer had received a scholarship and I think was going to school at the University of Nebraska. Hi to all my relatives. |
| Name: | jasey cournoyer |
| How did you find us?: | saw this page |
| Comments: | congradulations to my grandpa Thurman for Tribal Chairman. i know you will do great things, you taught me alot i will surely tell my kids how cool of a gramps you were. |
| Name: | Jacqueline Cournoyer Brochu |
| E-mail address: | kjacjb@myfairpoint.net |
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| Comments: | My grandfather was Alfred Joseph Cournoyer Sr. from Penacook NH and Canada |
| Name: | Kimberly Cournoyer Haskins |
| E-mail address: | cory31@msn.com |
| How did you find us?: | Internet |
| Comments: | I am also a Cournoyer. My father was Henry Alfred Cournoyer of Somerville. His brother's name is Joseph Phillip Cournoyer. Their parents were Joseph and Marie Dorilla Cournoyer and they moved from Penacook, NH to Somerville, MA sometime in the 30'a or 40's. I know most of my family was/is located in Penacook, NH but originally fom Canada. According to stories told to me by relatives, I am related (somehow) to a hockey player from Montreal but I don't know much more than that. Would love to hear from relatives. :-D |
| Name: | Dale Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | duecewhitney@aol.com |
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| Comments: | I am looking for information on chief Joseph Cournoyer of the Sioux reservation in South Dakota. |
| Name: | linda a cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | cournoyerlinda@ymail.com |
| How did you find us?: | looking up family |
| Comments: | my father is william james cournoyer he has a lot of family aroun marlboro mass.my mother is elizebeth patricia jones .they met while he was in the airforce in england.there is myself ,my brother jimmy an my sister carolyn sue and ofcourse edward steven cournoyer i also know i have an uncle name george .him and my father were only childern .their parents died when they were young.that is all i know so if anyone knows more ,please contact me . |
| Name: | Leslie Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | rhodeislelady@yahoo.com |
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| Comments: | I was born in Rhode Island and I have lived in Florida since 1994. |
| Name: | shirley monks |
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| Comments: | look undegr michael lockman.i need to talk ineyou gerald. |
| Name: | Sean Ryan Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | army_sean@hotmail.com |
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| Comments: | I am Sean Cournoyer, son of Joseph Edward Cournoyer II, son of Joseph Edward Cournoyer. My grandfather is from Rhode Island, as well as my dad. My mother is Vilma Cournoyer. If anyone can send me the whole family tree I would greatly appreciate it. |
| Name: | Dan Cornia |
| E-mail address: | dancornia1944@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | Internet |
| Comments: | I am a decendent of Pierre and Ruth Clarissa Carter, Pierre's parents were Jean Baptiste Cournoyer and Francoise St. Martin (St. Martaine). Peter (Pierre Cournoyer) Cornia's 3rd child was Daniel Carter Cornia, he had 12 children my father Zeke Eziekial was number 12. I have a question, was any ancestors of Francoise St, Martin of Indian ancestory? My father told me as a child that he was part Alingonquin Indian, Is there any truth in this. Thank you Dan |
| Name: | Michele R. Reifel |
| E-mail address: | michele_reifel@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | I am the granddaughter of Foster Cournoyer and most of his family came from the Marty or Wagner area in South Dakota. I believe he was born in Greenwood, which is near Marty. He had five children with Pearl Guerue and they are winnefred (Boyd), Eileen (Reifel), Marilyn (Hogan), Ronald and Timothy. He passed away in 1985 and I know he had many brothers and sisters, most of whom are all gone now also. |
| Name: | Kristin Jirschele Herman |
| E-mail address: | kristinherm@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | googled |
| Comments: | I am the daughter of Thomas and Ruth Jirschele, granddaughter of Joe and Esther (Cournoyer) Jirschele, great granddaughter of Dennis and Lucy Cournoyer. I love looking at this website...so many relatives!! |
| Name: | jasey lynn cournoyer |
| Comments: | sup, my mom is angeline rose cournoyer ,grandpa is thurman leo cournoyer sr. proud of it. live in marty sd. family is lashawn cedric angelina john jr kymberly. grandma is darlene yellowhawk love all of you. |
| Name: | Harmony Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | harmonycournoyer@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | looking up my name |
| Comments: | My dad was Frank L Cournoyer son of Joseph Cournoyer i Have 4 brothers and 1 sister Frank jr,Cetan Wambdi,Wakiyan'aku,Benjamin Pte'Pejuta and francesca. we lived all over the US my dad loved to travel and he was a great artist.Sadly my dad and brother Wakiyan'aku are in the spirit world. Frank jr lives in Chicago,Ill,Cetan Wambdi lives in Martin, SD,Benjamin Pte'Pejuta and Francesca live in Wagner,SD, and i live in Sioux Falls,SD.My dad tought us to be proud of who we are and to always stand by family.I hope to meet more family in the future.Lots of love to you all. |
| Name: | sharon cournoyer coppy |
| E-mail address: | sharoncoppy@yahoo.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://yahoo |
| How did you find us?: | internet |
| Comments: | I am a Cournoyer by birth. My grandfather Samuel was from Tweed Ontario, I went up there and met a relative who said she and I are related by our great grandfathers. I also was contacted by another relative from Sorrel Quebec who sent me the (Hus) Cournoyer family tree starting in Normandy. Anyone who wishes a copy please e-mail me and I will send it out. Love to all my unknown relatives out there. Sharon Cournoyer Coppy |
| Name: | Rob Wilcott |
| E-mail address: | robwilcott@gmail.com |
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| Comments: | I am researching the Joseph Cournoyer family. Below is the information I have so far: Leo Joseph Cournoyer Birth: 26 Nov 1901 in Marshfield, Wood, Wisconsin Death: 27 Jan 1985 in Oak Creek, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Married Christina Josephine Allain 26 Nov 1924 at Marshfield, Wood, Wisconsin Christina Josephine Allain Birth: 30 Dec 1906 in Stratford, Marathon, Wisconsin Death: 28 Jun 1995 in Glendale, Maricopa, Arizona Children: Jean Marie Cournoyer Birth: 19 Jun 1925 at Wisconsin (no city or county) Leo Elroy (Dick) Cournoyer Birth: 15 Nov 1927 in Wisconsin (no city or county) Cheryl Cournoyer Birth: ? Marriage: ? Parents of Leo Joseph Cournoyer: Dennis J Cournoyer Birth: 16 Feb 1856 in Sorel (St-Pierre), Québec, Canada Death: 6 Aug 1930 in Marshfield, Wood, Wisconsin Married Lucy Wilcott (my 2nd great grand aunt) 25 Jun 1880 at Portage County, Wisconsin (city unknown) Lucy Wilcott Birth: 18 May 1861 in Belleville, Hastings, Ontario, Canada Death: 17 Jun 1948 in Tomahawk, Lincoln, Wisconsin If anyone is able to fill in any missing information, or if any errors are present, please let me know. I would really appreciate the help. I have a great deal of information on the Wilcott side, so I would be happy to share that as well. |
| Name: | Emily McNamara |
| E-mail address: | mcnamama1@yahoo.com |
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| Comments: | Hi sll - My mother is the grandaughter of Maxime Cournoyer of Northbridge, Mass, who came from Sorel Quebec to work in the woolen mills in the Blackstone Valley. His father was Joseph and his mother was Emily Gauthier. His grandfather was Prisque Cournoyer, great grandfather Pierre Cournoyer and on. There's a great website, cjutras.org, that has lots of Cournoyers back to the 1600's as well as endless other names. Emily |
| Name: | Anita Connoyer Noel |
| E-mail address: | noelsacres@hotmail.com |
| How did you find us?: | yahoo |
| Comments: | I am researching my genealogy. My great-grandfather was Joseph Connoyer of the St. Charles, MO area. His father: John-Baptiste Connoyer (Cournoyer in some records) John Baptiste's father: Pierre Cournoyer. So my last name was changed fairly recently from Cournoyer to Connoyer. I am having trouble finding who Pierre's parents were. I have found records stating he was born in 1790 in the upper LA (St.Charles Mo area today.) If anyone has any birth records of this Pierre Cournoyer I would appreciate it. |
| Name: | john rodrigues |
| E-mail address: | johnrod@prodigy.net |
| How did you find us?: | db |
| Comments: | i am the son of blanche cournoyer, the daughter of joachim cournoyer of saint robert, canada. he was the son of louis cournoyer of the same area. i know that joachim is a brother of a louis cournoyer jr. of st. robert. this the area outside of sorrel. |
| Name: | Katherine Goodrode |
| E-mail address: | kgoodrode@hotmail.com |
| How did you find us?: | search engine |
| Comments: | I have been researching my lines and was given information about the change in names. Enjoy... I have back to Leonard Hus 12 generations back, and back 18 generations on Jeanne Baillargeon... Larry Molumby July 24, 2010 HOW OUR FAMILY CAME TO HAVE FOUR LAST NAMES Hus → Millet → Beauchemin → Goodroad After Cartier and Champlain explored the St. Lawrence River and claimed this vast North American territory for France, the King wanted to quickly fill "New France" with colonists. He entrusted the entire territory to the Company of One Hundred Associates, with instructions to populate: "the said country with natural French Catholics, that by their example they might marshal the Indian nations to the Christian religion and to civil life, and even to establish royal authority over them, and to draw from the said newly discovered lands some advantageous commerce for the King." Louis XIII Royal Edict 1627 The Company was required to settle at least 4,000 men within 15 years. [They didn't come close to succeeding in this.] The first large land grant was made to a surgeon named Robert Giffard who had already been to Canada and loved the country. His land was called the Seigneurie of Beauport, a large area on the north bank of the St. Lawrence near the city of Quebec. One day in the mid-1660s, a young Frenchman named Paul Hus said farewell to his parents in Montigny, Normandy and signed an agreement to cross the Atlantic to work for Robert Giffard in New France. He probably agreed to work for three years and then claim his own land. By 1669, our ancestor Paul Hus was ready to begin his own household. He married Jeanne Baillargeon at Cap de la Madeleine, a settlement about 80 miles further up the river from Beauport. His wife had been born in Trois-Rivieres and captured by Iroquois when she was nine years old and had come to love their way of life so much that when French prisoners were liberated by the Carignan Regiment, she ran off and hid in the forest to avoid returning to the French settlements. But she was required to return and given a dowry of 50 ecus so that she could marry. When the Carignan Regiment had completed its campaign to pacify the Iroquois in 1668, most of the soldiers returned to France, but about 400 chose to remain in Canada. One of the officers, Pierre de Saurel, was given a new seigneurie on the south bank of the St. Lawrence where the Richelieu River enters from the south. The settlement was called Sorel. It was here that Paul Hus and Jeanne Baillargeon were to spend the rest of their lives and it was here that their children and their children's children would live over a period from about 1670 to 1750. Paul and Jeanne had fifteen children. Their children, in turn, had at least 86 children. Before long there were so many people named Hus in this small farming area, that it must have been difficult to sort them out. "As the phenomenal fecundity of the next several generations multiplied the number of people with the same names, so did the assumption of new names; if for no other reason than to distinguish one person or family from another. Because of this, lucky is the descendant today who can trace his lineage back to an original ancestor without finding a name change en route." LaForest, Our French--Canadian Ancestors, Vol 3, Chapter 2 So four of Paul Hus' most prolific male children decided, when they started their own families, to add another name that would differentiate their children from their brothers' children. Louis Hus, the firstborn of Paul's children, added the name Paul, so that his fourteen children were known by the last name of Hus dit Paul. ["dit" is the French word for "called"] Another son took the name "Cournoyer" so that his descendants were known as Hus dit Cournoyer. Another son took the name "LaTraverse" and his children were known by Hus dit LaTraverse. But our ancestor, Marc- Antoine, who married Francoise LaVallee, added the name "Millet" so that his ten children were known by the last name of Hus dit Millet. Why "Millet"? In an article entitled "Les surnoms des descendants de PAUL HUS" in the Memoires de la Societe Genealogique Canadienne Francaise, Leonce Millette, SJ explains that the word "millet" was used at the time to describe a type of tall grass used as hay. [This is confirmed by the Oxford English Dictionary]. He says that all documents show that Marc-Antoine was a farmer along the Chenal du Moine. So in his fields Marc-Antoine must have specialized in the culture of millet. There was certainly a great need in that era to nourish the cattle, sheep and horses. So, according to Millette, Millet took his name from his business. Francoise LaVallee's mother was a "King's Daughter" and her father, Jean LaVallee dit Petit Jean, was a member of the Carignan Regiment who decided to stay in Canada after the campaign. He was killed later in an Iroquois raid in 1692 while working as a woodcutter near Montreal. Now when Marc-Antoine Hus dit Millet's children were old enough to marry, and they were all still living in Sorel, they could see a time not far off when there would be hundreds of people named Hus dit Millet. So our ancestor in the third generation, also named Marc Antoine, decided that he needed a unique name for his descendants. Six months before his marriage in 1735, he and his fiancee Marie Ursule LaGuerce served as godparents at the baptism of his brother Claude's daughter. In that baptismal record dated 18 January 1735, Marc-Antoine's last name is given as "Millet dit Beauchemin. This is the first documented use of the Beauchemin name by our ancestors. Why "Beauchemin"? The second Marc-Antoine had a special need to differentiate himself from his father of the same name. According to Millette, the elder Marc-Antoine had the point of land where the river Yamaska entered the Chenal du Moine. This place had no road [and even on modern maps, the road stops before this place]. But his son had the adjacent farm, through which the road to Sorel passed. "C'etait le beau chemin, le 'chemin du roi.'" So the best way to distinguish the two was: "Marc-Antoine du ‘beauchemin’, fils; et Marc-Antoine Millet, le pere.” In other words, our ancestor was distinguished from his father by a name that indicated that he was the one who lived on the GOOD ROAD. Marc Antoine dit Beauchemin also quickly dropped the "Marc" from his first name. His marriage record of 18 July 1735 shows the name "Antoine Millet Beauchemin." Although his fourteen children used various combinations of Hus, Millet and Beauchemin, the most commonly used name was Beauchemin. The next name change took place almost a hundred years later when our ancestors moved into the English-speaking US. The ancestor we have known as Lewis Goodroad, who was born in Canada and lived in New York, Illinois, Iowa and South Dakota, was born Louis Beauchemin. This is shown in the baptismal records of the French church of Notre Dame in Rochester, New York. The latin record of the baptism of Lewis' first child William states that "On August 19, in the year of our Lord 1849, I the undersigned baptized an infant born on May 12 of the same year to Louis Beauchemin and Adeline Jouber, spouses from Canada, to whom I gave the name William. The godparents were Ignatius Joubert and Pauline Lavoix." And this is how the name evolved from HUS to MILLET to BEAUCHEMIN to GOODROAD over a period of 250 years. |
| Name: | Mary Courneyea, or Courneya |
| E-mail address: | mary.courneyea @gmail.com |
| How did you find us?: | chance |
| Comments: | I want to say HELLO to ALL of the descendants of Paul Hus from Montigny, France who settled in Sorrel, Quebec, in the 1640's whose child took the name of Cournoyer (for some reason)and whose descendants went on to populate throughout North America! Wouldn't it be amazing, mind boggling, if perhaps one day there could be an organized reunion for all of us? Anyone out there wish to consider this? My grandmother, Esther Cournoyer and grandfather, Edward Joseph Cournoyer were from Tweed, Ontario. Somehow, my father's sur-name, Clovis Joseph (Toby)was changed to Courneya along with his 12 siblings. Granny used to speak of Angele, Simon, Peter |
| Name: | Geri Hill |
| E-mail address: | hill.geri@gmail.com |
| How did you find us?: | search |
| Comments: | Hi I am Geraldine Denise Courneyea, daughter of Jerome Joseph Courneya (b Tweed On) son of Denis Courneya & Mary (Demarsh) son of Dieudonne Courneya (Mary Lajoi) son of Antoine Courneya (Angele Latraverse) I have been working on my genealogy, and getting very confused. I am hoping to get back east to do some research in the next couple of years. |
| Name: | Diane Jane Courneyeur |
| E-mail address: | dcourneyeur@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | search engine, 2nd time |
| Comments: | Just updating my information, email as it changed since my first time two years ago. Still love your site, still searching for more family. Would love communication from any of the family of Simon Courneyea and Mary Rachotte, children, Franklin Joseph Simon - Stella, Helen, Marie, Edward, Phillip.(all deceased) But several cousins still alive - Several last names Courneyea, Courneya, Corney (Terrio). I am the daughter of Franklin. They were born in Tweed Ontario, grandparents from Sorel. |
| Name: | Rob Wilcott |
| E-mail address: | robwilcott@gmail.com |
| How did you find us?: | Web Search |
| Comments: | This is an update to my previous post on August 9, 2010. I am seeking any information on Joseph (Joe) Wilcott and Charlotte Cournoyer. I would like to know Charlotte's middle name, and whether she ever went by the first name of "Mattie" (I know she went by "Lottie"). Also, another post mentions their children. I need to verify if the following are all children of Charlotte Cournoyer-Wilcott and Joseph Wilcott: Albert Wilcott (Born: 1871); Charlotte (Lottie/Lotta) Wilcott (Born: 1875); Dennis Wilcott (Born: 1879); Phyllis Ann Wilcott (Born 1882 or 1884); Tillie Wilcott (Born: 1884); Felix James Wilcott (Born: 1886); Utha (Eutha) C. Wilcott (Born: 1890); Alfred Paul Wilcott (Born: 1892); Joseph H. Wilcott (Born: 1895). Also, does anyone know if Phyllis and Tillie are the same person? Please email me: robwilcott@gmail.com if you have any information regarding the above. Thanks! |
| Name: | Rob Wilcott |
| E-mail address: | robwilcott@gmail.com |
| How did you find us?: | Web Search |
| Comments: | I am seeking any information on Joseph (Joe) Wilcott and Charlotte Cournoyer. I would like to know Charlotte's middle name, and whether she went by the first name of "Mattie". Also, another post mentions their children. I need to verify if the following are all children of Charlotte and Joseph: Albert Wilcott (Born: 1871) Charlotte (Lotta) Wilcott (Born: 1875) Dennis Wilcott (Born: 1879) Tillie Wilcott (Born: 1884) Felix James Wilcott (Born: 1886) Utha (Eutha) C. Wilcott (Born: 1890) Alfred Paul Wilcott (Born: 1892) Joseph H. Wilcott (Born: 1895) Another post mentions a daughter named Phyllis. Does anyone know if Phyllis and Tillie are the same person? Please email me: robwilcott@gmail.com if you have any information regarding the above. Thanks! |
| Name: | Catherine cournoyer lamirande |
| E-mail address: | cht0202@msn.com |
| How did you find us?: | googled name |
| Comments: | I am the grand daughter of author cournoyer and jeanette cournoyer (taupier) there children Normand,Lawerence, Raymond and Denise. My father is Lawerence and my mother is Alice cournoyer (Engle). I know we came from france then sorel canada. My fathers cousin is evon cournoyer (retired canadian hockey player) My grandfather had a sister coreena (I think that was her name) as far as I know she never married and died in her late 20's or early 30's. If anyone has info on this family line please e mail me. We are from western ma. I am suprised at all of us from all around the world. God bless the cournoyers whatever version of the name. |
| Name: | Catherine cournoyer lamirande |
| E-mail address: | cht0202@msn.com |
| How did you find us?: | googled name |
| Comments: | I love this. Thank you for creating it. My grandfather is author cournoyer, grandmother Janette cournoyer (taupier) there children: Normand, Lawerence, Raymomd and Denise. my father is Lawerence cournoyer sr. We are from western ma. My grand father had a sister her name began with a "c" not a common name at all and I can't for the life of me remember it. she never married and passed in her late 20's early 30's. I know evon (retired hockey player, canada) is my fathers cousin. We came from france then soerl (? spelling) canada. we do have a large family! anyone have connections to me. I have three children, Kayla, sydney and brittany aka: Britta they carry the cournoyer last name. I don't have much info but would love more. If anyone wants to contact me feel free. God Bless the Cournoyer family. |
| Name: | Cournoyer Geraldine |
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| Comments: | I am a french, was born in Lachute, Québec now in Sherbrooke, my father was Fernand Cournoyer (1918-1993) , i had one brother Martial (1945-2001), five sisters : Marielle, Marguerite, Fernande, Denise and Andree, almost all in Saint-Jérome Québec. Our grand father was Orace Cournoyer. We have a lot of family members in Riviere Rouge Quebec. |
| Name: | Jean cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | Jean@Cournoyer.qc.ca |
| How did you find us?: | by accident |
| Comments: | I am the author of a dictionary relating to the History of the province of Quebec. www.memoireduquebec.com It is written in french. Here is what it says about Paul Hus the ancestor of the Cournoyer. I venture to say that he is the ancestor of all the Cournoyer originating from Quebec. I also give you the CV of some Cournoyer who left their mark in Quebec History Cournoyer (étymologie). (L) Cournoyer pourrait être une autre graphie de cornouiller, un arbre dicotylédone, scientifiquement appelé cornus, vivace, commun dans les haies, les bois ; cornouiller mâle, à fruits comestibles, à bois très dur au grain fin ; cornouiller femelle, au bois qui rougit en vieillissant, à l’odeur désagréable et aux fruits amers ; caractéristique d’un domaine planté de cornouiller ; pourrait être une transformation de corroyer, mot du vieux français désignant un fabricant de courroies ; pourrait être une transformation de courvoisier, mot du vieux français désignant le cordonnier ; pourrait aussi être la contraction de «court noyer» désignant un petit noyer ; le noyer est un genre de la famille des balanifères, ayant pour type un arbre originaire d’Asie, et très répandu en Europe, où il est cultivé pour son fruit et pour son bois ; le noyer est une plante dicotylédone qui comprend plusieurs espèces, notamment le noyer commun, arbre de grande taille, à feuilles composées, à fleurs monoïques disposées en chatons pendants et solitaires ou groupés en un épi terminal, et dont le fruit est la noix ; cournoyer pourrait être un verbe du vieux français signifiant «passer un cours d’eau sans travailler» ; courroyer signifie «mettre au courroi», c’est-à-dire, mettre sur le rouleau sur lequel on étend les étoffes de laine qui sortent de la teinture. Selon le Dictionnaire universel de Antoine Furetière (1688-1689), courroyer signifie «donner la dernière préparation au cuir après qu’il est sorty de la tannerie» ; en menuiserie, courroyer signifie «preparer du bois pour le rendre propre à mettre œuvre en toutes sortes d’ouvrages : c’est le raboter, & l’esquarrir à l’équerre.» Selon le même dictionnaire coronillé signifie «qui ressemble à la coronille» ; la coronille est une légumineuse qui a la forme d’une couronne. Cournoyer (Gérard). (H) (P) Homme de loi (avocat) né en 1912 à Sorel*. Études au Séminaire de Saint-Hyacinthe-SSH* et à l’Université de Montréal-UdeM*. Secrétaire de la ville de Saint-Joseph-de-Sorel* (1935-1945). Député du Parti libéral du Canada-PLC* de Richelieu-Verchères* à la Chambre des communes-CdesC** (1946-1952). Député du Parti libéral du Québec-PLQ* de Richelieu* à l'Assemblée législative-ALQ* (1952-1956 et 1960-1966). Ministre des Transports et des Communications (1960-1964), puis ministre du Tourisme, de la Chasse et de la Pêche (1964-1965) dans le cabinet de Jean Lesage*. Gendre de Joseph-Célestin-Avila Turcotte*. Oncle de Jean Frappier*. Décès en 1973 à Montréal*. Cournoyer (Jean). (H) (P) (C) Homme de loi (avocat), conseiller en relations industrielles et animateur de radio et de télévision et homme de lettres (dictionnaires, chroniques) né en 1934 à Sorel*. Études au Collège du Sacré-Cœur de Sorel, au Séminaire de Saint-Hyacinthe-SSH* et à l’Université de Montréal-UdeM*. Président de l'Association générale des étudiants de l'Université de Montréal-AGÉUM (1958-1959). Directeur des relations de travail du Builders’ Exchange de Montréal (1961-1964). Directeur des relations de travail de la Compagnie de l’exposition universelle et internationale de Montréal - Expo 67 (1964-1967). Représentant du gouvernement du Québec, de la Fédération des commissions scolaires du Québec et de la Quebec Association of Protestant School Boards à la table de négociation des conventions collectives des secteurs élémentaires et secondaires de l’enseignement du Québec (1967-1969). Député du Parti de l'union nationale-UN* de Saint-Jacques* (1969-1970). Ministre de la Fonction publique (1969-1970) et ministre du Travail et de la Main-d'oeuvre (1970) dans le cabinet de Jean-Jacques Bertrand*. Candidat du Parti de l’union nationale-UN* de Saint-Jacques défait aux élections générales provinciales de 1970. Député du Parti libéral du Québec-PLQ* de Chambly* (1971-1973), puis de Robert-Baldwin* (1973-1976) à l'Assemblée nationale-ANQ*. Ministre du Travail et de la Main-d'oeuvre (1970-1975), ministre de la Fonction publique (1972-1973), puis ministre des Richesses naturelles (1975-1976) dans le cabinet de Robert Bourassa*. N'est pas député lorsque Robert Bourassa le nomme ministre du Travail le 27 octobre 1970 pour remplacer Pierre Laporte* assassiné quelques jours auparavant. Candidat du Parti libéral du Québec-PLQ* de Richelieu* défait aux élections générales provinciales de 1976. Maire de Dollard-Des-Ormeaux* (1978-1982). Commentateur et animateur à la radio et à la télévision (1977-2000 et 2004-2006). Chroniqueur au Journal* de Montréal (2004-2005). Publications - Le Petit Jean, dictionnaire des noms propres du Québec (Stanké, 1993), Plus ça change, plus c'est pareil (chroniques, Stanké, 1994), La Mémoire du Québec de 1534 à nos jours (dictionnaire, Stanké, 2001). La Mémoire du Québec peut être consultée sur internet www.memoireduquebec.com. Beau-frère (secondes noces) de Jean Frappier*. Voir Québec (province). Crises*. Crise d’octobre 1970. Cournoyer (Joseph-Clément). (H) (C) (M) Militaire tombé au champ d'honneur. Matricule : E/9138. 28 ans. Né en 1915 à Yamaska*. Soldat du Royal 22e Régiment-R22eR* tué au combat le 14 décembre 1943 au cours de la Deuxième Guerre mondiale – 1939-1945. Inhumé dans le Cimetière de guerre canadien de la rivière Moro*, Italie. Cournoyer (Julie). (F) (C) (S) Athlète non-voyante (cycliste) née à Sherbrooke*. Médaille d'or (tandem avec Guylaine Larouche, 55 km), médaille d'or (tandem mixte avec Alexandre Cloutier, 65 km), médaille d'argent (tandem avec Guylaine Larouche, poursuite individuelle) et médaille de bronze (tandem mixte avec Alexandre Cloutier, 1 km contre la montre) aux Jeux paralympiques d'Atlanta, Georgia, USA (1996). Cournoyer (Michèle). (F) (C) Cinéaste (décoratrice, directrice artistique, réalisatrice, scénariste et dessinatrice) née en 1943 à Saint-Joseph-de-Sorel*.Reconnue comme cinéaste expérimentale, elle allie parfois photographie, peinture et collage, utilisant les techniques d’animation et l’enregistrement en continuité avec acteurs. Filmographie - L’Homme et l’enfant (réalisatrice, 1970) Alfredo (réalisatrice, 1972) La vie rêvée (directrice artistique, réalisation de Mireille Dansereau, 1972) La Mort d’un bûcheron (directrice artistique, réalisation de Gilles Carle*, 1973) Spaghettata (réalisatrice, avec Jacques Drouin, 1976) La Toccata (réalisatrice, 1977) L’Arrache-cœur (directrice artistique, réalisation de Mireille Dansereau, 1979) Old Orchard Beach P.Q. (réalisatrice, 1982) Dolorosa (réalisatrice, 1988) Le Chapeau (réalisatrice, dessin animé, 2000) L’Accordéon (réalisatrice, dessin animé, 2004) Robe de guerre (réalisatrice, dessin animé, 2009). Titres honorifiques - Une rétrospective hommage lui est consacrée au Festival International Nouveau cinéma Nouveaux médias (16 octobre 2000). Prix Jutra* du meilleur film d’animation (2001) pour Le Chapeau. Son film L’Accordéon est en compétition pour la Palme d’or (court métrage) au Festival de Cannes (2004). Jutra du meilleur film d’animation (2010) pour Robe de guerre. Cournoyer (Pierre-Jean Hus dit). (H) (C) (L) Né vers 1678 à Sorel. Père de la lignée Cournoyer Vanet d’Amérique. Épouse Jeanne Vanet* à Saint-François-du-Lac en 1700 ; de cette union sont issus Marie-Jeanne Hus dit Cournoyer (mariée à Jean-Baptiste Aubuchon), Paul Hus dit Cournoyer, Pierre Hus dit Cournoyer, Jean-Baptiste Hus dit Cournoyer, Charles Hus dit Cournoyer, Paul Hus dit Cournoyer, Marie-Renée Hus dit Cournoyer), Marie-Ursule Hus dit Cournoyer, Thomas-Ignace Hus dit Cournoyer et Catherine-Charlotte Hus dit Cournoyer). Fils de Paul Hus* et de Jeanne Baillargeon*. Frère de Marc-Antoine Hus dit Millet*, Louis Hus dit Paul*, Jean Hus dit Corporal et Latraverse*. Cournoyer (Yvan). (H) (C) (S) Athlète (hockey) né en 1943 à Drummondville*. Ailier droit. Joue dans la Ligue Nationale de Hockey-LNH* de 1963 à 1979 pour les Canadiens de Montréal. Capitaine des Canadiens de Montréal (1975-1979). En saisons régulières, il a participé à 968 matchs et accumulé 863 points (428 buts et 435 mentions d'assistance). Au cours des séries éliminatoires de la Coupe Stanley, il a participé à 147 matchs, accumulé 127 points (64 buts et 63 mentions d'assistance). Titres honorifiques - Durant sa carrière, il a participé à l’obtention de 10 Coupes Stanley par les Canadiens de Montréal. Trophée Conn-Smythe* (1973). A marqué 5 buts dans un match disputé à Montréal contre les Black Hawks de Chicago le 15 février 1975. Intronisé au Temple de la renommée du hockey-TRH* en 1982. Intronisé au Panthéon des sports du Québec-PSQ* en 2002. Intronisé au Panthéon des sports du Canada-PSC* (2005). Le 12 novembre 2005, le chandail numéro 12 qu’il a porté lorsqu’il évoluait avec les Canadiens de Montréal est retiré et hissé au-dessus de la patinoire du Centre Bell ; cet honneur a été accordé à Jacques Plante* (chandail numéro 1, 1995), Doug Harvey* (chandail numéro 2, 1985), Jean Béliveau* (chandail numéro 4, 1971), Bernard Geoffrion* (chandail numéro 5, 2006), Howie Morenz* (chandail numéro 7, 1937), Maurice Richard* (chandail numéro 9, 1960), Guy Lafleur* (chandail numéro 10, 1985), Dickie Moore* (chandail numéro 12, 2005), Yvan Cournoyer* (chandail numéro 12, 2005), Henri Richard* (chandail numéro 16, 1975), Serge Savard* (chandail numéro 18, 2006), Larry Robinson* (chandail numéro 19, 2007), Robert «Bob» Gainey* (chandail numéro 23, 2008), Ken Dryden* (chandail numéro 29, 2007), à Émile Butch Bouchard* (chandail numéro 3, 2009) et Elmer Lach* (chandail numéro 16, 2009). Hus ou Huë (Paul). (H) (L) Domestique né en 1645 à Montigny - Seine-Maritime*, Normandie*, France. Ce patronyme est aussi épelé Huë. Arrive en Nouvelle-France en 1663 comme engagé de Robert Giffard* pour une période de 3 ans, le temps de rembourser le coût de la traversée avancé par le seigneur. S’établit à Sorel avant 1672. Père de la lignée Hus Baillargeon d’Amérique. Épouse Jeanne Baillargeon* à Cap-de-la-Madeleine en 1669 ; de cette union sont issus Louis Hus dit Paul* (marié à Marie-Angélique Niquet*), Jean Hus dit Latraverse* et dit Corporal (marié à Marie-Thérèse Niquet*), Marc-Antoine Hus dit Millet (marié à Françoise Lavallée), Pierre-Jean Hus dit Cournoyer* (marié à Jeanne Vanet*), Jeanne-Catherine Hus (mariée à Jean Lavallée* dit Petit-Jean), Paul Hus (tué par les Iroquois* le 8 juin 1690 à l’âge de 9 ans), Marie Hus (mariée à Pierre Loiseau* ou Loyseau), Geneviève Hus (mariée à Pierre Salvail), Étienne Paul Hus (marié à Marie-Ursule Fafard) et Catherine Hus (mariée à Pierre Loiseau ou Loyseau). En 1699, il est propriétaire du rang du Chenal du Moine, de l’île du Moine et de l’île des Barques dans la seigneurie de Yamaska*. En 1727, il divise ses terres situées entre le Chenal du Moine et la baie de la Vallière et les donne à ses enfants et petits-enfants ; il leur cède l’île du Chenal du Moine à raison d’un arpent chacun en plus de leurs parts des droits de commune. Ancêtre des Beauchemin, Capistran, Corporal, Cournoyer, Latraverse, Lemoine, Millet, Paul, Paulet et Paul-Hus ; selon certains, Wilfrid Laurier* serait l’un de ses descendants. En 1729, il avait 104 descendants. Latraverse ou Corporal (Jean Hus dit). Né en 1677 à Sorel. Père de la lignée Latraverse Niquet d’Amérique. Épouse Marie-Thérèse Niquet* à Saint-François-du-Lac en 1714 ; de cette union sont issus Jean-Baptiste Hus dit Latraverse, Pierre, Antoine, Thérèse, Marie-Agathe, Marie-Catherine, Joseph, Marie-Josèphe et Louis. Fils de Paul Hus* et de Jeanne Baillargeon*. Frère Louis Hus dit Paul*, de Marc-Antoine Hus dit Millet*, Pierre Hus dit Cournoyer*. |
| Name: | Paul Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | pmcournoyer@comcast.net |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.paulcournoyer.com |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | (Update to previous post) I am the son of Clyde Leroy Cournoyer, grandson of Clifford and Pearle (Tomlin) Cournoyer, great grandson of Simon and Anna (Wilcott) Cournoyer, great-great grandson of Antoine Cournoyer Hus and Angele HUS dit Latraverse and great-great-great grandson of Antoine Cournoyer Hus and Veronique Tessier. And on and on. |
| Name: | Paul Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | pmcournoyer@comcast.net |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | Hi there. I am the son of "Bud" (Clyde Leroy) Cournoyer, grandson of Clifford (Cliferd) and Pearl Cournoyer, great grandson of Simon and Anna (Wilcott) Cournoyer and great great grandson of Franciose and Joseph Cournoyer. I'm still researching. |
| Name: | Matt Cornia |
| E-mail address: | mcor@live.com |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | WOW!! Just trying to find my ancestors and came here!! Didn't know there was so many!!!I traced my family back to the original Hus-Cournoyer family, my great g-pa was Peter Ray Cornia and was wondering how it changed to the present form. Does anybody know if it's of Acadian descent form when the " Great Dis-spersment" happened back in the middle 1700's. Our family then came with the pioneers to utah and settled upper north ut ( woodruff and randolf with family in evanston, wy)..any help would be great. Thank you!!! |
| Name: | Cathy Hangartner |
| E-mail address: | cglides1901@att.net |
| How did you find us?: | family search |
| Comments: | I'm wondering when you were doing research on the Cournoyer Family if you ever heard that they changed the surname to Kuhn, my grandmother Jessie Kuhn Allaire who was born in Ontanogan/Rockland Michigan the UP once told me when I was a young child that her real last name for her family was Cournoyer, pronounced "Coon er yeah" and they shorted it to Kuhn, my great grandfather was Charles Kuhn born in Mi? but the family was from French Canada, he disappeared off the face of the earth around 1889, that year between Jan and August they lost 3 children two to a Diptheria epidemic in 6 days and one in August of 1889 to a Cholera epidemic I have not found any death records for him we did check the County Court house, he was married in Greenland Mi to my Great Grandmother Elizabeth Lambey/Lambert, His Sister Mary was his witness, I believe his Father was Louis Kuhn, who was born in Canada who married Harriet no maiden name available. Any light you could shed would be interesting if you found any family members that lived in the Up of Michigan. I live in Wi. Thanks. |
| Name: | owen cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | ripsta1999 |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | I am the son of emma cournoyer...my grandpa is thurman cournoyer....so proud to be part of this famliy |
| Name: | Cheryl Gordon (Cournoyer) |
| E-mail address: | gordon444@centurytel.net |
| How did you find us?: | Aunt of web-developer |
| Comments: | I am the daughter of Leo Cournoyer grandaughter of Joseph and great grandaughter of Dennis Cournoyer. It is very nice to know that I can go on line and read all of the comments about the family. Keep up the great work Jessica! |
| Name: | Naureen |
| E-mail address: | nbuck_21@hotmail.com |
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| Comments: | I enjoyed reading the Dreambook. I was married into the Cournoyer family in 1964 in MA. There is a fairly large branch of the family in the Worcester, MA area. They are likely a branch of the Quebec Cournoyers. There was a Monsignor in the Montreal area whose name was Maurice. The name of the father of the Holden, MA (near Worcester) branch was Hector and his wife was Lea. The children were Alfred, Raphael, Loretta, Bernice and Bernard (twins) Henry and Leonard. Nearly all of these have died...but, in true Cournoyer fashion, they have left many descendants. There are also many Cournoyers in LA, including a granson of Raphael. |
| Name: | Evan Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | evan.cournoyer@gmail.com |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | Hey r you guys related to Robert cournoyer he's my gradfather he lives in Easton near brockton massachsettes |
| Name: | Andrew Cournoyer |
| Comments: | Add me my birthday is 4 8 1995 |
| Name: | Charles Gorgen |
| E-mail address: | hipops@yahoo.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.cgorgen.com |
| How did you find us?: | Google search |
| Comments: | I am looking for a way to display my family tree with my relatives and ran across your site. This site is great! Do you have a template that I could use to build my own? |
| Name: | Eric Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | Parameric@videotron.ca |
| How did you find us?: | search google |
| Comments: | Hi I'm from Montreal. I was born in Sherbrooke, Québec Canada in 1980. My father is Martial Cournoyer and my grand-father Roger Cournoyer and he came from Sorel in Québec |
| Name: | sharoncoppy |
| E-mail address: | sharoncoppy@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | typed in name |
| Comments: | hello to the big family to mary courneyea i have a family history you might be intrested in. My fathers famaily is also from Tweed Ontario. I made a trip there and found out of good stuff. yes we are also related |
| Name: | James Cournoyer Jr |
| E-mail address: | jacournoyer@gmail.com |
| How did you find us?: | web site |
| Comments: | I am the eldest son of James Cournoyer and grandson of Frank Cournoyer of Marty, SD. My brothers are Melvin, Larry, George and Earl Cournoyer. My daughter is Kristina Cournoyer and many, many nieces and nephews. |
| Name: | Cheryl |
| E-mail address: | slimson2003@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | typed in my last name |
| Comments: | my last name is cournoyer as well. I am native american and from Rosebud, South Dakota. My parents are Robert Eugene Cournoyer Sr. and Darlene Mae Iyotte. Both of French origin and Native American Siouxs as well. |
| Name: | Mathieu Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | cournoy31@hotmail.com |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | hi! i am from the surviving french canadian part of the Cournoyer family... i was born in 1977. my father Gaétan in 1954, my grand father gaston in 1932, gaston father Hector, hector father pierre....if i can help translating some old french documents i will!! we are all from the village of st-Hughes, near Montréal, Canada. |
| Name: | Justin L Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | justincournoyer@gmail.com |
| How did you find us?: | googled Cournoyer |
| Comments: | I've heard a story that my Grandfather Fred Cournoyer of MA (my father was born in 1952 for reference to my Grandfather's age) was the first man to steer/drive the rear part of a hook-and-ladder fire truck in his city or county or possibly the USA. Who knows for sure, but I am very curious about my fathers side of the family because I do not know them. I belive my Grandparents now reside in Brockton, MA or West Bridgewater, MA..... I don't even konw if those are real cities because I have never been to MA before. If anyone knows my father, Jeff G Cournoyer, or any of his realtives.... His parents are Fred and Freda....and I've heard stories that he had a brother named Ted who is/was 6'10". My fathers mother would still have an english accent becuase Fred met her in the WWII days in Europe(or so the story goes). I would really like to reunite with this half of my family which I have only met when I was an infant. If you know anything, send me an email please and thank you. |
| Name: | Justin L Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | justincournoyer@gmail.com |
| How did you find us?: | googled last name |
| Comments: | It has probably been 2 years since I've been on last, but here is what I know new.... My father is Jeffrey G Cournoyer My Grandfather and Grandmother are Fred and Freda Cournoyer I am almost sure that my great grandfather was also Fred. They live in MA and have probably been there since at least 1940....I did some research and think MAYBE my Great Grand Daddy Cournoyer came from Quebec. I think I did find both my granpa's and Great Grandpa's draft card from WWII. Is that normal to see two generations for the second world war? |
| Name: | vicky goll |
| E-mail address: | vickygoll@sbcglobal.net |
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| Comments: | Hello All! I am from San Antonio, TX my mother is Gladys Cournoyer Goll from Worster/Webster MA. My grandparents are Agapit (Pete)Cournoyer and Jeanette Juliette Vandale from Webster MA. My mother has two sisters Janice and Phyllis.I would love to hear from anyone that is part of this family. |
| Name: | Rosemond Hawkins Gonzales |
| E-mail address: | rosihawk@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | Sufing |
| Comments: | Hello.. My father is Archie Hawkins, grandmother Agnes Cournoyer Hawkins. She was the daughter of Joseph B. & Anna Wheeler Cournoyer. Appears I was named after her cousin Rosemond whose father (sorry forgot his name) traveled to the US with Bruno |
| Name: | Glenn Allen |
| E-mail address: | glenn@qceusa.com |
| How did you find us?: | by accident |
| Comments: | Is this tha acadian allain family--nova scotia--winding up in louisianna and new england? |
| Name: | melvin cournoyer jr |
| E-mail address: | cournoyer@yahoo.comm |
| How did you find us?: | my web sit |
| Comments: | my name is melvin h cournoyer from wager sd my father is melvin cournoyer i have 4 brothers we are all from wagner sd my brothers are art russ david and brian |
| Name: | Leslie J. Cournoyer-DeAnda |
| E-mail address: | misslc19 at yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | googled my last name. |
| Comments: | no offense,but are you native american? |
| Name: | Pam Ferreira |
| E-mail address: | walymom01@msn.com |
| How did you find us?: | looking for patty cournoyer |
| Comments: | I have been searching for my best friend from elementary school...named Patty Cournoyer...no avail...we grew up in New Bedford Mass until Patty and her family moved (to ??) I think she had a younger brother named richie or robbie, he used to wear pajamas with a back door in them! she would remember that for sure..we used to make fun of him lol |
| Name: | Sheila Hunt |
| E-mail address: | SheilaRNprn@aol.com |
| Comments: | Hello All, I am the daughter of JoJo Cournoyer, grandaughter of Harold and Hazel Cournoyer. I lived on the Rez at Marty SD for many years, I now reside in NC. It's good to see so many of my peeps on this webpage. Hope all is well, sorry I couldn't make the reunion this year. I'll shoot for next year God willing. Take care. |
| Name: | janice (cournoyer) caputi |
| E-mail address: | jlcaputi@aol.com |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | My father Agapit (Pete)Cournoyer from Webster/Dudley Ma married my mother, Jeanette Juliette Vandale who was from Putnam, Ct. I have been researching all my Putnam and Webster relatives and found the Paul Auger tree. Such fun!! |
| Name: | Andrew Cournoyer |
| Comments: | IM A COURNOYER TOO!!!!!!!Add me i was born on april 8th 1995. names andrew cournoyer. |
| Name: | Susan Chartier |
| E-mail address: | Braleyroadnb@aol.com |
| How did you find us?: | wikki |
| Comments: | Hello, my name is Susan (Sue)and I am one of three women who are the grandaughters of Alfred L. Cournoyer and Yvonne Cournoyer (Cote)now both deceased. My mother is Yvonne Cournyer their only child. My grandmother had 20 brothers and sisters in Rimouski,and other provinces of Quebec. Some of her siblings were Charles Cote, Xavier, Gertrude, Ida, Florida. My grandmother was the daughter of the late Jean B. and Marie (Parent) Cote of Canada. Myself and sisters, Michelle and Jeannine all currently live in New Bedford, MA. My grandparents last lived in Auchnet, MA. Hope I know some of you out there. Have a wonderful day. Sue. |
| Name: | Frank R. Plichta |
| E-mail address: | plichta@earthlink.net |
| How did you find us?: | @ Find a Grave |
| Comments: | I noticed your name on several Plichtas and Plichta related individuals. I was interested to know if you are related to any Plichtas or if these were only as a result of your efforts at "Find A Grave"? If you are in contact with ANY Plichta, from any place and at any time in history, I would appreciate if you would forward my name and email address to them. I have been researching the Surname PLICHTA for nearly 20 years and have compiled a substantial database of PLICHTA data from every database that I could find. |
| Name: | Benjamin Cournoyer |
| How did you find us?: | I looked on Google |
| Comments: | I can not believe that there are so many Cournoyers' out there. The only Cournoyers' that Iknow are the ones from South Dakota. I live in Wagner SD and have lived there most of my life. |
| Name: | Ken D. Kribbs, Sr |
| E-mail address: | kkribbs@bellsouth.net |
| How did you find us?: | Scanning-Special Search |
| Comments: | I was a traveling sportscaster for 48 years..doing sports broadcasts in 32 different states...virtually all major sports...pro, semi-pro, college/university, high schools (only championship H.S. games) I was searching for a distant family relation---Dupee Shaw...a najor league baseball player for use in one of ten sports books I am now writing (age 82) |
| Name: | Joseph Albert Cournoyer jr |
| E-mail address: | joe_0386@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | google search |
| Comments: | I am in the USAF. Born in AZ where most of my Counoyer family still lives but raised in WI. Spent many yrs listening to people slaughter my last name and it is nice to see there is so many of us out there. |
| Name: | Mary Courneyea |
| E-mail address: | mary.courneyea@gmail.com |
| How did you find us?: | by chance |
| Comments: | My grandfather was Edward Joseph and grandmother, Esther Cournoyer of Tweed, Ontario. My ancestors trace back to Paul Hus of Sorel, Quebec, originally from France. I am interested in finding out the history of the Hus family. Is this not an Austrian name? I have heard that the Hus ancestors were Huguenots - I don't know if this is true. Does anyone know anything about the Hus history? |
| Name: | Duane Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | cournd@aol.com |
| Comments: | Previous signer. It has been a couple of years since I signed the guest book. Note my new E mail address. |
| Name: | diane courneyeur |
| E-mail address: | dcourneyeur@shaw.ca |
| How did you find us?: | previous signer. |
| Comments: | Signed previously a couple of years ago. In that time through family and the internet, distant relatives emailing etc, I have now traced our routes back to the 1400-1500 France. It's all there on the internet. look up the Peloquin Heritage and there's great info on the orig. ancestor Paul Hus. There's a picture of the church in Rouen Normandy where Paul Hus was babtised and parents Leonard Hus and Marguerite L'enfant were married. We now know Jeanne Baillargeon's parents were Mathurin Baillargeon and Marie Metayer, and his parents were Thomas Baillargeon and Marie Mignot. It goes on from there. |
| Name: | Justin Wayne Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | blueshardrock@yahoo.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://myspace.com/justincournoyermusic |
| How did you find us?: | I googled my name. |
| Comments: | I come from South Dakota.I have a lot of aunts & uncles around the SD area.Grandparents are Steve & Pearl Cournoyer from Marty,SD.Mark is my father. |
| Name: | Willaim (Bill) E. Chapman, Jr. |
| E-mail address: | bchapjr@hotmail.com |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | My wife found your website, and it’s interesting that I haven’t seen any entries with “my” Cournoyers. My maternal grandfather was Emil Cournoyer who was married to Lillian Lavanchard of Watertown, NY. He fought in WWI and after his discharge, was a policeman in Washington DC where he died from mustard gas poisoning he received in the war. Lillian later moved to Ormond Beach, FL where my parents lived. She died and is buried there. I live in Signal Mountain, TN, a suburb of Chattanooga. |
| Name: | Cissy Cournoyer-Williams |
| E-mail address: | dakotaskuya@msn.com |
| How did you find us?: | surfing |
| Comments: | Daughter of Charles, granddaughter of Frank and Florence Cournoyer. Hello again. I re-read everyone's entries and thought I'd update my info. Did you notice Frankie's (Boo-Boo) entry? He sounded so full of life. Hope you're all well. |
| Name: | Robert J Quade |
| E-mail address: | rjq76@centurytel.net |
| How did you find us?: | family search |
| Comments: | I just started doing a family tree and called a distant cousin who gave me this web site. My Grandmother is Cloe Cournoyer Quade. So here we go! |
| Name: | Earl R. Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | ecournoyer@hcinet.net |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | My father is James A Cournoyer, SR. and my Grandfather was Frank Cournoyer. I grew up in the Marty, SD area and currently live in Pickstown, SD. Cool site. |
| Name: | Beverly J Wright |
| E-mail address: | bevrick@cableone.net |
| How did you find us?: | I'm already on, |
| Comments: | Just to update my email address, I was told about this site by a family member |
| Name: | Mathieu Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | cournoyer.mathieu@sympatico.ca |
| How did you find us?: | net |
| Comments: | hi everyone! im the youngest son of gaetan, from the st hugues, quebec canada branch of the family. my grand father grand father name was Pierre cournoyer, and he married marie bibeau in Sorel, pq. any relatives here . |
| Name: | Rose Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | babyjers@charter.net |
| How did you find us?: | on the web |
| Comments: | Father John V. (Sammy) Cournoyer - Mother Viola (Strong) Cournoyer - from Red Lake, MN & Bemidji, MN |
| Name: | Matthew |
| E-mail address: | matthew@therepertorium.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://therepertorium.com |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | I just came across your site and wanted to let you know how much I enjoyed looking at your vintage photos. I have a very large collection of CGC certified vintage photos and I really love looking at other peoples pictures. My website Therepertorium.com is under construction. You will have to check out my vintage photographs when its up and running. Matthew |
| Name: | Marilyn Van Dreel |
| E-mail address: | grneis@mail.com |
| How did you find us?: | purposful hunting |
| Comments: | Just wanted to comment about a courious thing. My Maternal Uncle James Wilcott from Milwaukee WI, Native of Stratford WI married a lady named Margaret Allain of Milwaukee, formerly from Unity area. Wondering if they were some kind of shirt-tail relation to each other. Jim Wilcott's mother was Charlotte Cournoyer, fa.: Joe Wilcott. Strangely enough Joe Wilcott was divorced from Charlotte and moved out east and had another family of half sibs to my grandfather Felix Wilcott. We have never heard anything about them though one woman visited my aunt one time and told her she would get in touch with her again...she never did. |
| Name: | R Cournoyer |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | Those wanting genealogy information on the family will be interested to know that the province of Quebec has a genealogical website that allows you to trace back your ancestry. http://www.nosorigines.qc.ca/genealogie.aspx?lng=en The genealogy of Canada and Quebec is one of the very best documented in the world and goes back to its beginning to be finally lost in France. The site will even let you make your family tree! For our American cousins, it would probably be useful to know the name of your Cournoyer ancestor to first have migrated to the USA. There are French Canadian centers in the USA that have the genealogies there, so you may try searching from there too. The Catholic Church has baptisimal records, so tracing your ancestors via the parishes where they were baptised and married gives you information to trace the line back. |
| Name: | William C. Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | bcournoyer@aol.com |
| How did you find us?: | simple search |
| Comments: | My father is William Francis Cournoyer. I was born in Miami, Fl. I am interested in getting in touch with other members of my father's family. My mother, Carolyn Cournoyer, passed away in 1999. |
| Name: | Angeline (Angie) Ruth Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | kwitcherbitchin_28@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | googled- Cournoyer |
| Comments: | Hi everyone Im Angie Cournoyer (the good one) there are a couple of us out there but Im the daughter of Frank Cournoyer from Wagner, SD I guess greenwood idont know for sure and Lois DeLong from Belcourt, ND Im now living in Minneapolis ,MN My brothers are Myron, Kyle, and Jake aka jason and or barry My sisters are Michelle Carol aka jeanie,Rainey,Sherry, Monica, Eva we are the BIGGEST family ever!!! |
| Name: | Carol (Cournoyer) McDonald |
| E-mail address: | jcar0812@comcast.net |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | Hello! I am the oldest daughter of Charles Cournoyer, son of Frank and Florence Cournoyer. It appears that Cournoyer is a common last name. I am surprised at the number of names I did not recognize as I scrolled thru the guestbook. Be healthy! |
| Name: | Faye Drapeau |
| E-mail address: | faye_drapeau@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | accident |
| Comments: | My mother is Marlene Cournoyer. My grandfather was Harold Cournoyer and grandmother was Hazel Flood Cournoyer. Would love to hear from any relatives. |
| Name: | Tonia Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | tonia_cournoyer92@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | previous |
| Comments: | Hello everyone! Trying to find my sister Barbara and lil' bro Bruno James. e-mail me at my new e-mail address. much love to my Cournoyer family..... |
| Name: | Kenneth D. O'Farrell |
| E-mail address: | jaxandken@aol.com |
| How did you find us?: | Googled Cournoyer |
| Comments: | My name is Kenneth D. O'Farrell and back in 1974 I worked in Miami, FL for a roofing contractor named John Cournoyer. For nearly three months we spent five days a week working together repairing roofs. On Wednesday 13 March 1974 John Cournoyer suffered a fatal heart attack on a roof we were working on in Coral Cables. He was forty-six years of age. Essentially, he passed away as I conducted CPR on him. Needless to say, I've never forgotten that day nor John Cournoyer. He used to tell me that his family originally came from the Montreal, Quebec area. He had a brother living in the Miami area who was also a roofing contractor at the time. Perhaps the John Cournoyer I knew is related to the Cournoyer family that has sponsored this website? Regardless, earlier today I was speaking to someone about my experience watching John's final moments. Hence, he's been on my mind. |
| Name: | William Francis Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | bsselc@comcast.net |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | My grandfather was Adelard, born in Canada but moved to the Worcester area of Mass. He married Mary Louise Boilley and had sons Leo Harold, Joseph, Edmund Richard, Norman and 1 daughther Theresa. Adelard died in 1960, Grandmother in 1978, Leo moved to Torrence CA. Edmund died 1976, Joseph in 1984, Norman during WWII and Theresa in 1995. I am one of 6 children of Edmund. I would be interested in hearing from anyone with information on this side of the family. |
| Name: | Amber Jirschele |
| E-mail address: | amber _ AT_ amberslens (dot) com |
| Homepage URL: | http://amberslens.com/ |
| How did you find us?: | Found second or third cousin Jennifer on Facebook who sent me a link |
| Comments: | Hi All, Wow - I learned a ton about my dads side of the family today - more than I have in my entire life! I'm so glad this resource is here! I come from Steve Jirschele, his father is Albert (Chip) Jirschele and his parents are Joe and Esther Jirschele (Cournoyer). Glad to hear from any relatives who might be out there! ~Amber |
| Name: | Dawn Griesbach |
| E-mail address: | rosey79@msn.com |
| How did you find us?: | sister |
| Comments: | I am the granddaught of Felix Cournoyer and am looking for more information on the Louis Cournoyer and Julia Hanson branch of the family tree. I see their grandson, Duane, signed the book in January, but his email address is no longer valid. If anyone could help, it would be much appreciated. |
| Name: | Kim |
| E-mail address: | bhskim716@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | My grandmothers maiden name was Cournoyer. Her family all lived in Massachusetts for many years. They came here from Canada. Her name was Dorothy and her parents were Arthur and Margaret. Her sister Annette and her married two brothers, whose last name was Brady. Anyone out there in my line of family? |
| Name: | Renae Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | renae_c32@hotmail.com |
| How did you find us?: | Google. |
| Comments: | My dad is Russell, my Grandpa is Walter Sr. and my great grandparents are Harold and Hazel Cournoyer. I came to this website because i am intersted in the history of my family and to get to know the Cournoyer family better. I am of Native Descent and my family is from South Dakota. I am very proud to be a member of the Cournoyer Family. I only now some of my relatives from the Cournoyer side but, I hope to get to know more as i get older. Pilamaya ye. |
| Name: | florence (floss) cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | howdeegril@hotmail.com |
| How did you find us?: | browsing |
| Comments: | Hi everyone. hope your all in good health. I am hazel and Harold cournoyer's youngest daughter. hey barbara I,m still waiting for my music. by the way everone barbara is making her own CD. talk about talent. good luck and best wishes and I'd love to hear back from anybody. |
| Name: | Justin Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | yourmainmanjc@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | I come from a bunch of Cournoyers in Mass. I know there are alot there in Mass. if I google the last name, but no one else on this sight mentions Mass. SD and Wisc but no Mass. Anyone have a suggestion on how to find what Cournoyer line I come from? I don't have much contact with any elders with my name. I would love to know where I have come from. Please write me if you have suggestions or know anything about my possible line of Cournoyer. My Grandparents are Fred and Freda who have lived in Mass. for at least Thirty years ( i assume more) My fathers name is Jeff and I think I have an uncle Ted Cournoyer. |
| Name: | Darla Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | rgullikson@hcinet.net |
| How did you find us?: | stumbling around the net. |
| Comments: | Hi everyone. I'm from Wagner SD. |
| Name: | Daniel Edward Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | DCMV71@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | just did |
| Comments: | Hello there, Marthas Vineyard is where my famlie is from Mother is Maryann Farther Charlie, My Grandmother was Mary E Cournoyer wife to Edward. We've had a famlie tree done years ago and found all of us are related So hello cusins.I do belive a book on us was writen.Lions around a crown I belive is our crest. My grama was the pintal point of the tree with her sisters proceeding her.I have dark haier brown eyes and olive skin 5 9 in height and weigh just under 200lbs built , my dad is 6ft 225lb now dark hair green eyes youngest of 8. Gene,his sister the oldest Edward,George,Francis,Fred and Donald. |
| Name: | Justin Leo Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | yourmainmanjc@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | Hello Cournoyer's. I am the son of Jeffery Girard Cournoyer. My father's parents are Fred and Freda of Mass. Anyone out there know them???? or me??? Feel free to e mail me. I don't really know much at all about my family. |
| Name: | Don McLain |
| E-mail address: | donmclain@charter.net |
| How did you find us?: | Looking for Joe |
| Comments: | Hi: I have been looking for a Mr. Joe E. Cournoyer for a long time we were buddies in the Navy on the USS Fulton in New London Conn. from 1958/1961 and I would visit his family in West Warwark RI. he had two sisters. He attended West Warwick high school. If anyone knows of this family please contact me via my e-mail address. Thank you |
| Name: | Nicole Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | nmc22@pitt.edu |
| Comments: | Hi, I have lost contact with most of the Cournoyer side of my family when my family moved to PA about 50 years ago. I know my great-grandfather's name is Albert son of Joseph Cournoyer and Jenny Houle and they had a few children, including my grandfather Raymond Cournoyer. My family came to the U.S. from Quebec and then to RI and then to Worchester, Mass. I am trying to reconnect, can anyone tell me if they know of an Albert Cournoyer because I am not sure who any of his 15 brothers and sisters were. Let me know if you have any information, Thanks!! |
| Name: | Daniel Emery |
| E-mail address: | d-l-emery@comcast.net |
| How did you find us?: | brother sent site |
| Comments: | I recently found out that an Arthur J. Cournoyer was my biological father. He was born in either 1910 or 1918 possiblyin Canada. He lived in the Burlington, Winooski and Johnson, Vermont area in the late 1940's to early 1950's. Any help in locating family of this Arthur J. Cournoyer would be greatly appreciated:) |
| Name: | Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | sharon14081978@yahoo.de |
| How did you find us?: | web |
| Comments: | Hello, my name is Carina and I'm writing from Germany. I'm searching the father from two womans here in Germany. The fathers name is Jos Bernard Robert Roger Cournoyer and he lives in Canada. He was born on 20.02.1939 in Kirkland Lake - Ontario - Canada. He was baptized on 02.07.1939 in Kirkland Lake Jos Cournoyer had his konfirmation in Swastika on 26.04.1947 His parents are Ovila Cournoyer and Madeleine Cournoyer, borned name Bernard. Once he lived in the 1950's as soldier in Deilingenhofen, Germany. His wife was Ellen Rosemarie Kratzel, borned name Holzhäuser. His daughters here in Germany are Diana Ellen Rosemarie Cournoyer and Madeleine Regine Evelin Cournoyer. They are borned on 23.08.1959 in Heeren-Werve, Germany. And now I write to every Cournoyer which email i found to find this person, because the girls havent seen their father since 45 years. So maybe you can help us.......with informations, adresses or anything else, because its hard to find anything. Thanks and Greetings from Germany..... |
| Name: | Diana Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | sharon14081978@yahoo.de |
| How did you find us?: | internet |
| Comments: | Hello, my name is Carina and I'm writing from Germany. I'm searching the father from two womans here in Germany. The fathers name is Jos Bernard Robert Roger Cournoyer and he lives in Canada. He was born on 20.02.1939 in Kirkland Lake - Ontario - Canada. He was baptized on 02.07.1939 in Kirkland Lake Jos Cournoyer had his konfirmation in Swastika on 26.04.1947 His parents are Ovila Cournoyer and Madeleine Cournoyer, borned name Bernard. Once he lived in the 1950's as soldier in Deilingenhofen, Germany. His wife was Ellen Rosemarie Kratzel, borned name Holzhäuser. His daughters here in Germany are Diana Ellen Rosemarie Cournoyer and Madeleine Regine Evelin Cournoyer. They are borned on 23.08.1959 in Heeren-Werve, Germany. And now I write to every Cournoyer which email i found to find this person, because the girls havent seen their father since 45 years. So maybe you can help us.......with informations, adresses or anything else, because its hard to find anything. Thanks and Greetings from Germany..... |
| Name: | Amy Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | awhynman88@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | I am a Cournoyer from NY. Maybe we are related somehow, the name is not very common. |
| Name: | Florence (Vicki) Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | vleonard@pie.midco.net |
| How did you find us?: | google search |
| Comments: | Daughter of John Vincent Cournoyer and Coeta Christine Ishmael. Granddaughter of Frank Cournoyer and Florence Archambeau. Cool site! |
| Name: | Tonia Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | toniacournoyer@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | my last name |
| Comments: | Hey lil bro, e-mail me when you get the chance. |
| Name: | Bruno J. Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | N/A Jus Yet |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | My name is Bruno James Cournoyer, I'm tha son of Harold Anthony Cournoyer and Dale Iron Lightning. |
| Name: | Hazel Rose Cournoyer |
| How did you find us?: | Checking it out |
| Comments: | Granddaughter of Harold Cournoyer, daughter of Thurman Cournoyer. Neat, to see all thses Cournoyer names. |
| Name: | Tonia Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | toniacournoyer@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | always looking for a Cournoyer |
| Comments: | I am the Granddaughter of Harold Cournoyer and My Beautiful Grandmother is Hazel Flood Cournoyer, (I have pictures). My Father is Harold Cournoyer jr and I have many half sisters (Hello Darla-i miss you) and 2 Half-brothers craig and Darin cournoyer. looking for more info about great grandparents.... |
| Name: | Paulette |
| E-mail address: | mapa89@sympatico.ca |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | My Grandmother was Stella Cournoyer (also spelt Courneyeur) born Oct.28,1904 in Tweed, Ontario. Her Father was Simon and he was born in Sorel, Quebec. He was married to Mary Rashotte. They had other children Helen, Marie, Edward and Philip. I have always been curious about my family history and somehow we never had a lot of information about them. If anyone has any information about these particular people I would love to hear from you. |
| Name: | Gaylene Bradley |
| E-mail address: | gaylebradley22@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | Goggle - Wilcott |
| Comments: | I first became interested in your website when I saw the picture of the four Wilcott sisters. I've researched since then and have determined the four women are Madeline Dupee, Lucy Cournoyer, Anna Cournoyer, and Louise Trudeau. I know the oldest one is Madeline,and I think the top one is Louise, the bottom one Lucy and the right side one Anna, but I'm not sure. Does anyone have any information on Anna and Simon Cournoyer? I found it interesting to find out that three Cournoyers (Dennis, Simon and Charlotte) of the same family married three Wilcotts (Lucy, Anna, and Joseph) of the same family. I've figured this out by researching two volumes of history of the Marshfield area. Lucy Wilcott's uncle (Louis Rivers)had much to do with the settling of Marshfield. |
| Name: | Barb Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | lakotaweon2000@hotmail.com |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | Hello Sky Rain my name is Barbara J. Sarazin (Cournoyer), I am a daughter to Harold (Sonny) Cournoyer. I was at the Cournoyer Reunion 2006 and remember your daughter - little Florence. Your mother in law is my Aunt Florence, she and I were very close as children and share a bond today. I call her often. She talks about the dance outfits that she makes for her grand-daughters. I’m so proud of her! This site is so cool - Cissy Cournoyer finally emailed me! |
| Name: | Cissy Cournoyer-Williams |
| E-mail address: | dakotaskuya@msn.com |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | Where do I access photos? |
| Name: | Kimberly Corliss |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | My mom's maiden name is Cournoyer. There's a whole clan of us in N.H.. I don't know much about our family history. My grandfather's name was Alfred Cournoyer and his parents were from Quebec. Thanks for putting up this website.It's very interesting! |
| Name: | Jim |
| E-mail address: | Kohl |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | I am looking for more information on my family history |
| Name: | Jennifer Peters Taylor |
| E-mail address: | doodlebug8698@bellsouth.net |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | Hi I am the great-great granddaughter of Simon and Anna Cournoyer. Their daughter, Arline Cournoyer Saterstrom was my great grandmother. Arline's son Thomas Roy Saterstrom was my grandfather, and his daughter Patrice Saterstrom Peters Turan is my mother. I have 2 children. Dakota Adrian Miller, and Cassidy Alexis Taylor. Nice Site. Thanks!!! |
| Name: | Donita Wika |
| E-mail address: | sky_rain_dreamer@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | I just typed in my kids last name and wow! They have got a huge family. My kids father is Anthony Cournoyer his mother is Florence Cournoyer. Our kids names are Shonna Sky, Shayden Rain, Mystikal Dreamer, and Florence Ree. This is pretty cool to start a website like this. |
| Name: | Samuel Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | samuel_cournoyer@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | |
| Comments: | Our branch is originally from outside Montreal, Quebec, Canada, a small town called Sorel. I didn't realize there were too many Cournoyer's in the states! My parents are now actually based in the Chicago region. |
| Name: | Michele Nelson |
| E-mail address: | hmwbigredtruck@verizon.net |
| How did you find us?: | Kathie |
| Comments: | It's been a while since I have visited. I love the site and since my husband is a decendent of the Dupee's, I can't wait to see more of their family tree. I love all the old pictures. |
| Name: | shauna avery |
| E-mail address: | lil_baby_gurl_047@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | my mom |
| Comments: | my mom is emma cournoyer...my grandpa is thurman cournoyer...i am proud to be part of the cournoyer family...this website is cool....=) |
| Name: | Patricia Cournoyer Welsh |
| E-mail address: | pat1952_2000@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | My sisters |
| Comments: | I am the daughter of William Cournoyer Jr, whose father is William Cournoyer, son of Simon and Anna Cournoyer. My grandfather married Margaret Compeau in Marshfield, WI. My dad and mom had 3 girls: twins, Pat and Pam and younger sister, Mary Jo. This is a great site and I do have a lot of family pictures and newspaper clippings from over 100 years ago. Please contact me. I would like to learn more. |
| Name: | Amy Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | racournoyer@netzero.com |
| How did you find us?: | previous posting |
| Comments: | Need to update my email address for you. We changed and are no longer at cournoyer@fibernetcc.com--new email address is above. Thanks! |
| Name: | Amy Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | racournoyer@netzero.com |
| How did you find us?: | previous postings on here..... |
| Comments: | Just wanted to update you with our new email address in case you need some information. Thanks |
| Name: | Joe Cournoyer Jr |
| E-mail address: | jccourn2@sbcglobal.net |
| How did you find us?: | googled cournoyer |
| Comments: | I had a GrandMatante Catherine and a cousin Felix In Sorel I am the son of Joseph& Jeanne[Lebeau]Cournoyer My paternal grandfather was Adelard. Some of the people that signed the guest book seemed to be from the same area.It would be nice to exchange notes on the family name. |
| Name: | Randyl P. Cournoyer, Jr. |
| E-mail address: | patrandyc@verizon.net |
| How did you find us?: | dumb luck |
| Comments: | I am really looking for info on your Allie family connection. Do you know of a Romeo Allie? or Pamela and Urban Allie? |
| Name: | Amy Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | cournoyer@fibernetcc.com |
| How did you find us?: | husband's aunt |
| Comments: | Sorry....I forgot the email address of the lady that emailed me the other day. Last name I believe was Struzik. Please email me again as I have updated information. Thanks. |
| Name: | Charles Raymond Cournyea (Cournoyer) |
| E-mail address: | netinfo_4me@yahoo.com |
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| Comments: | My father Charles Raymond Cournoyer was born in Tweed ONT to Joseph Cournoyer and Maude (LaBarge) Cournoyer. He had three brothers who all went by their middle names: Frank, Pete, and Wilford. It's amazing how spread the clan has become since arriving in Canada in the 1600's, and the various ways we have come to spell the family name. One of my favorite activities when traveling to different cities is to go through the phone book and count how my Cournoyer's, Cournyea's, Courneyor's, Courneyea's there are. France has exported some very wonderful people! |
| Name: | Amy Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | cournoyer@fibernetcc.com |
| How did you find us?: | Dawn Griesbach-relative |
| Comments: | Hi! I'm married to Ryan Randall Cournoyer, son of Randy, grandson of Alfred Albert. I have lots of information on Alfred's family and am trying to get more dates on others in the family. Dawn Griesbach (Randy's sister) and I have been trying to dig up some information and put together a family tree. This website has helped a lot but I'm still missing some information. Anyone have any information on Dennis and Lucy Cournoyer's kids, please email me and I'd love to share with you what I have. Thanks a lot. Thank you also for putting together such a neat website!! |
| Name: | Duane Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | courd@aol.com |
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| Comments: | I am the son of Leondard James Cournoyer and the grandson of Louis Cournoyer and Julia Hanson |
| Name: | R Cournoyer |
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| Comments: | Enjoy a virtual visit to the ancestral marsh along the St. Laurence at Lac Saint-Pierre just outside of Sorel. Our ancestors would put their cows out to pasture for the summer on the islands---this is still done. http://www.survoldulacsaintpierre.com/survol/anglais/index.html Enjoy! Generations of Cournoyers have. |
| Name: | Robert Cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | robert_fhp@bellsouth.net |
| Homepage URL: | http://djrcmusic.com |
| How did you find us?: | goggle |
| Comments: | I am amazed how many there are of us. I am 35 and the grandson of Peter and Jean Cournoyer. I f you wish to know more about me check out my Web site or shoot me a email. All the corn oils unite. lol. |
| Name: | Dawn Wilson |
| E-mail address: | dawnwilson!@hotmail.com |
| How did you find us?: | internet |
| Comments: | I am looking for Walter Cournoyer, Walter has a brother named Marty. Walter would be approx. fifty years old, his brothe around the same age. I moved and threw out my address book by mistake and now I can not locate Walter, any help would be of great help. Thanks in advance, Dawn Wilson dawnwilson1@hotmail.com |
| Name: | kevin |
| E-mail address: | kev2176@hotmail.com |
| How did you find us?: | searching around |
| Comments: | well i was looking around seeing if i could find any long lost relatives out there. my father is leonard john cournoyer, his father leonard joseph cournoyer..somewhere out there i think my great grandfather was john baptiste cournoyer. i didnt realize how popular this name really was. well its a long shot but if any of you know any more info it would be nice to learn how far back my family goes. |
| Name: | christina |
| E-mail address: | christinacournoyer@hotmail.com |
| How did you find us?: | i looked up my last name on google and then clicked on this |
| Comments: | i was just looking up my last name because i am at school waiting to go to a final and im bored so i went on google and looked up cournoyer.. just thought it was cool to see that there are alot of other people who have the same last name as me.. well email me back if you would like.. |
| Name: | Larry Garfinkel |
| E-mail address: | larry@nativenorthwest.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.nativenorthwest.com |
| Comments: | Hello I am trying to contact Russel Cornoyer, the Ynkton Sioux artist. Many thanks Larry |
| Name: | frank cournoyer |
| E-mail address: | allnativendn@yahoo.com |
| How did you find us?: | surfing |
| Comments: | looking for all links to cournoyer family from canada. i am native american from south dakota. grandfather was frank l cournoyer.....his father was joseph bruno cournoyer. |