DNA Descendants View for Pierre Pitre

Here are the inheritors of Pierre Pitre's Y chromosome and X chromosome DNA. (For autosomal DNA, see Pierre's full descendants list.) Living descendants could be tested to scientifically confirm family relationships back to Pierre. Descendants who have already taken the necessary DNA test are highlighted.   more information

Y Chromosome

A father passes his Y chromosome to his sons. Here are up to 10 generations of Pierre's direct-line male descendants.   more information

1. Pierre Pitre Jr. (1850s - 1920s)
   1. Peter Peete (1870s - 1950s)
      1. Louis Noah Peets (1890s - 1950s)
      2. Fredrick Peets (1890s - 1940s)
      3. William Joseph Peets (1900s - 1990s) [confident]
         1. Living: [private second great grandson (1920s - unknown)]
      4. Henry Peets (1900s - 1970s)
      5. Wilfred Edward Peets (1910s - 1990s) [confident]
      6. Alex James Peets (1910s - 1960s)
   2. William Peete (1870s - 1930s)
      1. William Francis Peete Sr (1890s - 1970s)
         1. William Peete Jr (1930s - 1990s)
      2. Edward Joseph Peete (1900s - 1970s)
      3. Eugene Arthur Peete (1900s - 1960s)
         1. Living: [private second great grandson (1940s - unknown)]
         2. Living: Gary Peete (1940s - unknown)
            1. Living: [private third great grandson (1970s - unknown)]
   3. Alexander Peete (1880s - 1960s)
   4. Joseph Peete (1880s - 1970s)
2. Isaie Pitre (1850s - 1850s)
3. Joseph (Peat) Pitre (1850s - 1930s)
   1. Joseph Peat (1870s - 1940s)
      1. Jeremiah Peete (1900s - 1970s)
      2. Russell J. Peete (1910s - 1990s)
      3. Lawrence H. Peete (1920s - 1980s)
   2. William (Peat) Peterson (1880s - 1950s)
      1. William Lawrence (Peat) Peterson (1900s - 1980s)
      2. Fred J Peterson (1910s - 1970s) [confident]
      3. Henry E. Peterson (1920s - 1970s)
      4. Lawrence Russell Peterson (1920s - 1990s)
   3. Joseph Pete (1880s - 1930s)
      1. Wilbur Pete (1900s - 1990s)
      2. Roland J. Pete (1910s - 1990s)
   4. Mitchell Gilbert Pete (1880s - 1930s)
      1. Mitchell Joseph Pete (1900s - 1960s)
      2. Joseph M. Pete (1910s - 1960s) [confident]
      3. Leonard J Pete (1910s - 1960s)
      4. Hector Lawrence Pete (1920s - 2000s) [confident]
      5. Homer Gilbert Pete (1920s - 1970s)
      6. Frazer Oliver Pete (1920s - 1970s) [confident]
   5. Michael Peat (1880s - 1900s)
   6. Theophile Peat (1890s - 1960s)
      1. Albert Arthur Pete (1920s - 2000s)
      2. Edward Oliver Pete (1920s - 1990s)
      3. Eugene Pete (1920s - 1960s)
      4. Roland Pete (1920s - 2010s)
4. Albini (Pitre) Peets (1870s - 1940s) [confident]
   1. Benie Francois Peet (1890s - 1940s)
      1. Lawrence Peets (1910s - 1960s)
      2. Lyman Peets (1920s - 1960s)
      3. Floyd Joseph Peets (1920s - 1980s)
   2. Frederick (Peets) Peete (1890s - 1940s) [confident]
      1. Edward A (Peets) Peete (1910s - 1990s)
      2. Raymond W (Peets) Peete (1910s - 2000s)
      3. Gerald Joseph (Peets) Peete (1920s - 2000s)
      4. Robert Herbert (Peets) Peete (1930s - 2010s)
      5. Richard (Peets) Peete (1930s - 2000s)
   3. Noe Pitre (1890s - 1890s)
   4. Joseph Peets (1900s - 1980s)
      1. Leonard B. Peete (1920s - 1990s)
         1. Living: [private second great grandson (1950s - unknown)]
   5. Henry Thomas Peets (1910s - 1970s) [confident]
5. Salomon Pitre (1870s - 1870s)

X Chromosome

Sons get their single X chromosome from their mother. Daughters get an X from each parent. Here are up to seven generations of possible carriers of portions of Pierre's X chromosome.   more information

1. Marie Louise (Pitre) Lemere (1840s - 1920s)
2. [Pierre's son Peter did not inherit Pierre's X chromosome.]
3. [Pierre's son Isaie did not inherit Pierre's X chromosome.]
4. Virginie (Pitre) Gebo (1850s - 1940s)
   1. Emma (Gebo) Ladue (1880s - 1950s)
      1. Lena Ladue (1900s - unknown)
      2. Jeremiah Ladue (1900s - unknown)
      3. Ezra (Ladue) LeDoux (1910s - 1980s)
         1. Living: [private second great granddaughter (1930s - unknown)]
         2. Living: [private second great granddaughter (1930s - unknown)]
         3. Living: [private second great granddaughter (1940s - unknown)]
         4. Living: [private second great granddaughter (1950s - unknown)]
            1. Living: Courteney Mitchell (1970s - unknown) tested
            2. Living: [private third great granddaughter (1980s - unknown)]
            3. Living: [private third great granddaughter (1980s - unknown)]
            4. Living: [private third great grandson (1980s - unknown)]
         5. Living: [private second great granddaughter (1950s - unknown)]
      4. Viola Mae Ladue (1910s - unknown)
      5. Willard Ladue (1910s - 1990s)
      6. Harvey Frank Ladue (1910s - 2000s)
      7. Irene Ladue (1910s - 1970s)
      8. Ethel Frances Ladue (1920s - 1980s)
5. [Pierre's son Joseph did not inherit Pierre's X chromosome.]
6. Cesaire (Pitre) Bosley (1850s - 1920s)
   1. Frank Beausoleil (1880s - 1940s)
      1. Jane (Bosley) Neverett (1910s - 1980s)
         1. Living: [private second great grandson (1930s - unknown)] [confident]
            1. Living: Margot Neverett (1960s - unknown) tested
7. Olivine (Pitre) Forkey (1860s - 1950s)
8. Lavina Pitre (1860s - unknown)
9. Marceline (Pitre) Berthiaume (1860s - 1920s)
10. Alphonsine (Pitre) Robidou (1860s - 1930s)
11. Marie Albina (Pitre) Labarge (1860s - 1900s)
    1. Albine Labarge (1890s - unknown)
    2. Missy Labarge (1890s - unknown)
    3. Lila Labarge (1890s - unknown)
    4. Cate Labarge (1890s - unknown)
12. [Pierre's son Benjamin did not inherit Pierre's X chromosome.]
13. [Pierre's son Salomon did not inherit Pierre's X chromosome.]

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