Brown-Crocker

Events

Parents

Families

Pedigree

1. Rancourt, Godefroi
   1. Craïte, Marcelline
      1. Rancourt, Richard
         1. Bizier, Sarah
            1. Rancourt, Amedee
            2. Rancourt, Arthur
            3. Rancourt, Camille
            4. Rancourt, Joseph Arthur
         2. Jacques, Germain
         3. Labrecque, Domithilde
      2. Rancourt, Marie Seraphine
      3. Rancourt, Godefroid
      4. Rancourt, Philomene
      5. Rancourt, Marie Caraline
      6. Rancourt, Marie Adeline
      7. Rancourt, Joseph Filias
      8. Rancourt, Francois Nazaire

Ancestors

Source References

1. Carle, Deborah: Deborah Carle's family tree on mundia.com
   1. • Confidence: Low
2. 1861 Canada census
   1. • Date: 1861-01-14
      • Page: https://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/census/1861/Pages/item.aspx?itemid=349344 ; Sheet Number 289 Line Number 32 GS Film Number 517357 Digital Folder Number 4108661 Digital Folder Number 004108661 Image Number 87 Indexing Project (Batch) Number N03189-6
3. The LAFRANCE
   1. • Page: https://www.genealogiequebec.com/Membership/LAFRANCE/acte/4742370
      • Confidence: High
      • Transcript:

        Le treize Mai, mil neuf cent un après la publication de deux bans de mariage faite au prône de nos messes paroissiales, vu (?) ladispense de l’autre accordée par Sa Grandeur Mgr Paul Larocque évêque de Sherbrook en date du dix courant entre Alphonse Morin journalier domicilié en cette paroisse fils majeur de Octave Morin cultivateur et de Philomène Dub?é de St. Léon de Standon d’une part et de Camille Rancourt fille mineure de Richard Rancourt journalier et de défunte Sarah Biz?ier de cette paroisse d’autre part, ne s’étant décou-vert aucun empêchement de mariage et avec le consentement des parents de la partie mineure. Nous prêtre soussigné Curé de cette paroisse avons reçu leur mutuel consentement de mariage et leur avons donné la bénédiction nuptiale en présence de Richard Rancourt père de l’épouse et de Etienne Morin frère de l’époux qui ainsi que les époux ont déclaré ne savoir signer, lecture faite.

        J. A. Hamet (?) P(rê)tre curé (?)

         

         

        The thirteenth of May, nineteen hundred and one after the publication of two marriage banns made in favor of our parish masses, seen (?) The dispensation of the other granted by His Greatness Mgr Paul Larocque bishop of Sherbrook on the tenth current between Alphonse Morin day laborer domiciled in this parish major son of Octave Morin farmer and Philomène Dub? É of St. Léon de Standon on the one hand and of Camille Rancourt minor daughter of Richard Rancourt day laborer and the late Sarah Biz? Ier of this parish of on the other hand, not having discovered any impediment to marriage and with the consent of the parents of the minor. We, the undersigned priest of this parish, received their mutual consent to marriage and gave them the nuptial blessing in the presence of Richard Rancourt father of the wife and Etienne Morin brother of the husband who as well as the husband and wife declared not knowing how to sign , reading done.

        J. A. Hamet (?) P (re) be parish priest (?)

   2. • Page: https://www.genealogiequebec.com/Membership/LAFRANCE/acte/5155675
      • Confidence: High
      • Transcript:

        Le treize Mai, mil neuf cent un après la publication de deux bans de mariage faite au prône de nos messes paroissiales, vu (?) ladispense de l’autre accordée par Sa Grandeur Mgr Paul Larocque évêque de Sherbrook en date du dix courant entre Alphonse Morin journalier domicilié en cette paroisse fils majeur de Octave Morin cultivateur et de Philomène Dub?é de St. Léon de Standon d’une part et de Camille Rancourt fille mineure de Richard Rancourt journalier et de défunte Sarah Biz?ier de cette paroisse d’autre part, ne s’étant décou-vert aucun empêchement de mariage et avec le consentement des parents de la partie mineure. Nous prêtre soussigné Curé de cette paroisse avons reçu leur mutuel consentement de mariage et leur avons donné la bénédiction nuptiale en présence de Richard Rancourt père de l’épouse et de Etienne Morin frère de l’époux qui ainsi que les époux ont déclaré ne savoir signer, lecture faite.

        J. A. Hamet (?) P(rê)tre curé (?)

         

         

        The thirteenth of May, nineteen hundred and one after the publication of two marriage banns made in favor of our parish masses, seen (?) The dispensation of the other granted by His Greatness Mgr Paul Larocque bishop of Sherbrook on the tenth current between Alphonse Morin day laborer domiciled in this parish major son of Octave Morin farmer and Philomène Dub? É of St. Léon de Standon on the one hand and of Camille Rancourt minor daughter of Richard Rancourt day laborer and the late Sarah Biz? Ier of this parish of on the other hand, not having discovered any impediment to marriage and with the consent of the parents of the minor. We, the undersigned priest of this parish, received their mutual consent to marriage and gave them the nuptial blessing in the presence of Richard Rancourt father of the wife and Etienne Morin brother of the husband who as well as the husband and wife declared not knowing how to sign , reading done.

        J. A. Hamet (?) P (re) be parish priest (?)

   3. • Page: https://www.genealogiequebec.com/Membership/LAFRANCE/acte/6759232
      • Confidence: High
4. Wikitree: Richard Rancourt
   1. • Date: 2023-09-26
5. Quebec, Canada, Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1968
   1. • To Do:

        It is for the marriage of Richard Rancourt and Sara Bézier on January 28, 1878 in the parish of Saint-Germain-du-Lac-Etchemin. Richard was a farmer of the same parish, and the adult son of the late Godefroi Rancourt, farmer, and Marcelline Craïte*, also of that parish. Sara was of the same parish, the minor daughter of farmer Pierre Bézier and Sophie Nadeau of that parish. The witnesses were George Nadeau, Richard's brother-in-law; Lumina Nadeau, his niece; Louis Bézier, her brother; and Vital Bézier, her cousin.

        *Craïte is how the name is literally spelled, which seems to be a variant of the surname Crete/Crête, according to PRDH.