Cindy (Bourque) Cooper
Born 1950s.
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Daughter of Phil Bourque
and Dorothea (Lohmann) Bourque
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[private sister (1950s - unknown)], [private sister (1950s - unknown)], [private sibling (1950s - unknown)] and [private sibling (1960s - unknown)]
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[private daughter (unknown - unknown)] and
[private daughter (unknown - unknown)]
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I noticed that you changed the birth location field on Anenontha-1. The Pays d’en Haut was claimed as part of New France, but was west of the settlement area along the Saint Lawrence River, and, as I understand it, not part of Canada itself. You can find more information on the associated Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pays_d%27en_Haut
So to correct it I should remove Canada, but would leave Nouvelle-France.
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Have created the French version of Great Upheaval category, set to mirror, takes a bit of time for the program to implement, but once done people tagged with either language category will show up in both lists.
Meanwhile, taking a look at Category:Acadians, I noticed that it had among its parent categories Category:17th Century American Immigration. While many Acadians wound up in Louisiana, it somehow seems wrong to me to have Acadians under that category, since 17th century ... appears to deal with immigrants to what is now the USA only. What's the logic in this, do you know?
Danielle
There is already a sub-category of Acadians who wound up in Louisiana (Category:Acadian Immigrants to Louisiana). That one makes sense as sub of Category:Acadians.
Will let the people working on US immigration categories sort out anything else in their lines, there has been major reworking of migration categories last year, the dust hasn't settled yet. :-D And there do exist migration categories for us Frenchies already.
Please see https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/972804/looks-like-this-man-was-conflated-from-need-some-input-please as I don't know what is the best way to proceed on this, these are definitely 2 men, don't know the parentage on mine married to Marguerite Mirault
Danielle
Of possible interest to Acadian project: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Pinel-65
This girl gets contracted in 1686 by the Compagnie de L'Acadie per my sources. Awaiting a reply from one source as to whether or not he has data on her departure for Acadie. Maybe you have other data on her.
Danielle
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re Pierre Boucher dit Desrosiers, Acadian project box would not belong on him. Isn't there a category for Grand-Pré, Acadie? That would be the appropriate handling of this to my mind, since he married there. He was not an Acadian at all from what I can tell.
Yes, Filles à marier are also all under project PPP. The Fille du roy in question, I forget which one she was, the only one I know of who went to Acadie. Both projects are managers on her.
Danielle
Just to let you know, ALL the Filles du roy are under PPP, by decision made about them quite some time ago. So no need to add reason for PPP on profiles.
Danielle
-Lauren
Ray
Next time you want to do a sex change operation on me, let me know in advance. :D
Took out the wrong category and added some contract data from this side of the equation on there.
Since he actually came here first, you might consider adding the category Portuguese immigrants to Canada, Nouvelle-France (if it exists), but it's no big deal. He didn't stay here.
Danielle