Difference between revisions of "Élie Gagnon (1812)"
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| − | |name= | + | |name=Élie Gagnon |
| − | |nationality=[[File:Canada.png]] Canadian (British subject) | + | |nationality=[[File:Canada.png]] Canadian <font size=1>(British subject)</font> |
|born=January 6, 1812<br>La Malbaie, Quebec | |born=January 6, 1812<br>La Malbaie, Quebec | ||
|died=Unknown | |died=Unknown | ||
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|spouse=[[Marie Julie Dube]] | |spouse=[[Marie Julie Dube]] | ||
|married=February 3, 1840<br>St. Basile du Madawaska, New Brunswick | |married=February 3, 1840<br>St. Basile du Madawaska, New Brunswick | ||
| − | |children=[[Alexandre Gagnon]]<br>( | + | |children=[[Charles Gagnon (1839)|Charles Gagnon]]<br>[[Abraham Gagnon (1840)|Abraham Gagnon]]<br>[[Laurent Gagnon (1841)|Laurent Gagnon]]<br>[[Alexandre Gagnon (1844)|Alexandre Gagnon]]<br>[[Osithe Gagnon (1847)|Osithe Gagnon]]<br>[[Salomon Gagnon (1854)|Salomon Gagnon]] |
|residence=Madawaska County, New Brunswick | |residence=Madawaska County, New Brunswick | ||
| − | |profession= | + | |profession=Unknown |
}} | }} | ||
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| + | Would have had a first hand account of the Aroostook War, and it would have directly effected him: http://www.upperstjohn.com/history/northeastborder.htm | ||
Latest revision as of 22:47, 12 April 2016
| Élie Gagnon | |
| Nationality: |  Canadian (British subject)
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| Born: | January 6, 1812 La Malbaie, Quebec |
| Died: | Unknown |
| Father: | Étienne Gagnon |
| Mother: | Marie Marthe Fortin |
| Spouse: | Marie Julie Dube |
| Married: | February 3, 1840 St. Basile du Madawaska, New Brunswick |
| Children: | Charles Gagnon Abraham Gagnon Laurent Gagnon Alexandre Gagnon Osithe Gagnon Salomon Gagnon |
| Religion: | Roman Catholic |
| Residence: | Madawaska County, New Brunswick |
| Profession: | Unknown |
Would have had a first hand account of the Aroostook War, and it would have directly effected him: http://www.upperstjohn.com/history/northeastborder.htm
