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| [45077] BEAUREGARD, Louis
(Pierre JARRET dit BEAUREGARD & Zoé
LANGEVIN [45081]) * married 1875-03-30 Saint-Joachim de Shefford (Qc) MORIN, Adélia (Jean Baptiste & Hermine Armine BLANCHARD [45082])
Bibliography: La Masculine (Drouin); Microfilms Drouin; Original; Répertoire (ou relevé des actes) du comté |
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