Voyageur Legacy Vignettes previously published between 2105 and 2018:
Was Cousin Daniel A Potawatomi Chief?
Great Granddad was a French Sharpshooter
Cowboy Legacy -- Great Granddad Was A Fur Trader
Was Great Grandma A Marranos of Portugal
Great-Uncle Rene Was A Coureurs Des Bois
Great Granddad Was Murdered By Iroquois Indians
Great Grandma Was A French King's Daughter
Great Grandmother's Brothers came with Samuel de Champlain
Two Carignan-Salières Soldiers and a Pair of Filles Du Roi
Cousin Jean Baptiste was Michilimackinac's Blacksmith
Great-Uncle Daniel Amiot Canoes to the Gulf of Mexico
It must be in my Genes...
Great Granddad Jean Canoes to Huron Country
Uncle Charles was a Voyageur for Cadillac
Cousin Charles Boyer Was a Nor'Wester
Voyageur Legacy - LaPrairie Ancestors (1647 - 1699)
Great Grandma was an Orphan, Killed by Indians
Great Granddad was a member of the Traite de Tadoussac
My Leber Family -- La Prairie, Quebec, Canada
Fur Trade Goods -- Beads and Silver
Great-Grandfather Jean-Baptiste Meunier Meets the Poncas
Uncle Charles Lagasse on the Columbia Plateau with David Thompson
Uncle Pierre, Nor'Wester goes to Portage de la Montagne
A Canoe Load of French-Canadian Ancestors
Cousin François Rivet Mountain Man - Traveled with Lewis and Clark
Pierre Poupart and One Hundred Years of Voyageur Descendants
Cousin Andre Lagasse was an Interpreter for David Thompson
Great-uncle Joseph a NWC Voyageur who Travelled with Alexander Mackenzie
Great-aunt Denise was a Mother of Voyageurs
Great-uncle Joseph wins lawsuit against Cadillac
Great-uncle Pierre Duquet, Explorer and First Canadian-born Notary
Great Uncle Laurent a Voyageur to the Country of the Illinois and Louisiana
Great Grandma ran the Best Little "Maison Close" in Quebec
The French and Indian Wars were all about the Fur Trade - Our Ancestors were on both sides
Great Granddad Gabriel Lemieux was a Voyageur on the Ottawa River
Was Great Grandfather Gabriel Loyal to the United States
Uncle Jacques Le Ber - Trading Post Partner at Lachine
Fur Trade Timeline and My French-Canadian Ancestors
1670, Daumont de Saint-Lusson and Nicolas Perrot Claim the Great Lakes
LaPrairie's Diel Family - Three Generations of Voyageurs
Charles Michel de Langlade - Fur Trader & War Chief
Pioneer Ancestors That Settled in the Wilderness of New France Before 1637
Great Grandfather Canoes to Lac la Pluie (Rainy Lake)
The Fur Trade Lives On in the Art of Yesterday
Anne Couvent (Voyageur Mother) to Louis VIII, King of France
Zacharie Cloutier II on the 1666 Beaupré, New France Census
Hendrick Christiansen, Great-Grandfather of LaPrairie Voyageurs?
Re-examining the History of La Prairie-de-la-Madeleine
Jacques Deniau dit Destaillis accused of illegally selling brandy to savages
Great-Grandfather, was a soldier in the Régiment de la Reine
Complicated relationship of the Governor of Montreal and Rene Bourassa
Was Grandpa Gabriel Pinsonneau (1803-1877) involved in the Fur Trade?
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