Mistake in Tanguay

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Louis Auger(-17) is listed as son of Jean Auger(-110) and Louise Grisard(-3) with Tanguay as source. PRDH and Jetté do not support this family connection. Jean and Louise brought along a son Louis born about 1651 from Chemiré-en-Charnie, no documented marriage and descendants. Auger-17 is listed with no known parents, born around 1664 from Saintes.

In my opinion Auger-17 needs to be disconnected from his parents and a new Louis Auger with a birthdate of about 1651 needs to be added instead.
WikiTree profile: Louis Augé
in Genealogy Help by Helmut Jungschaffer G2G6 Pilot (604k points)

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I agree this one needs to be disconnected from those parents, there is no evidence to support his being their child.  I have entered data I found on him and his marriage in his profile.  As for creating a replacement son for Jean Auger dit Baron and Louise Grisard, that's up to you.
by Danielle Liard G2G6 Pilot (659k points)
selected by Sandi Wiggins
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If Tanguay does not list full dates and places there is a good possibility he has erred.

For the earliest generations (since I don't subscribe to Ancestry or PRDH) I check Denis Beauregard's site (he does source his info, including PRDH).

He agrees with you - http://www.francogene.com/genealogie-quebec-genealogy/010/010438.php
by James LaLone G2G6 Mach 6 (62.3k points)
Denis Beauregard agrees with PRDH and Jetté.

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