The following materials on French-Canadian Genealogy are currently available:

• My Acadian Ancestors (complete list)
• Partial list of my French-Canadian Ancestors
• My research (a sort a biography) on Philippe-Henri Stiber, a German soldier who fought for Great Britain in the American Revolution and remained in Canada after the war. He is my 5th great grandfather.
• Ancestral or Ahntaffel Tree of Marie-Madeleine BRASSARD-DESCHENAUX, wife of Guillaume DELORIMIER, according to Tanguay.
• Ancestral or Ahntaffel Tree of Marie-Louise (de) SACÉPÉ, according to the register of Kahnawake and Tanguay. She is my 4th great grandmother.
• A discussion of my findings on the DESACQUESPEE family.
• A tree of the DELORIMIER family, gathered from numerous sources, including Tanguay, the Dictionary of Canadian Biography, history books, and genealogy sites and postings on the Internet. Tanguay and Jetté have very little on this family, whose ancestor arrived mid-way in the French regime, and did not begin to multiply right away. Because of my access to many published sources with information on this family, several of which are available online, and some research done by my sister, I thought it would be a useful tool to my DELORIMIER cousins. I have not checked this information, and encountered several disagreements, as can be seen in the data. I myself am descended from Claude-Nicolas Guillaume's marriage to the Iroquois woman Anne MCGREGOR.
• A tree of the DESPAROIS family, gathered from numerous sources, mostly Tanguay and rootsweb. Arrived in New France near the end of the French regime; thus, barely makes it into Tanguay. Although this family did not reach the fame of the DELORIMIERs in the DCB/DBC and history books, they were likewise of the miliary mould. I have tried my best to put together the family tree, but since it comes mostly from the Internet and Tanguay, it cannot be trusted, but should only be used for pointers.

Last updated November 25, 2004.