21. Promo Diverses (volet 3) Translate this page Leblanc Charles Lepere Louis Masset Pierre Picard Jean Reber Henri, Collet LudovicCollet Désiré lemoine emile Mulot André Picard Alfred Sablon Eugène http://gparam.free.fr/pro-div3.html

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22. Lemoine Biography of emile lemoine (18401912) emile lemoine was educated at theÉcole Polytechnique graduating in 1860. He remained there teaching for six http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Lemoine.html

Emile Michel Hyacinthe Lemoine Born: 22 Nov 1840 in Quimper, France Died: 21 Dec 1912 in Paris, France Click the picture above to see a larger version Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Version for printing Emile Lemoine As a civil engineer he rose to the rank of chief inspector and in that capacity he was responsible for the gas supply to Paris. He worked in the gas inspection service from 1886 until 1896. A symmedian of a triangle from vertex A is obtained by reflecting the median from A in the bisector of the angle A . He proved that the symmedians are concurrent, the point where they meet now being called the Lemoine point. Among other results on symmedians in Lemoine's 1873 paper is the result that the symmedian from the vertex A cuts the side BC of the triangle in the ratio of the squares of the sides AC and AB . He also proved that if parallels are drawn through the Lemoine point parallel to the three sides of the triangle then the six points lie on a circle, now called the Lemoine circle. Its centre is at the mid-point of the line joining the Lemoine point to the circumcentre of the triangle. These results are interesting but Lemoine's next venture failed to interest many mathematicians. He produced a classification of geometry according to five operations:-

23. Lemoine Portrait Portrait of emile lemoine. The URL of this page is, © Copyright information.http//wwwhistory.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/PictDisplay/lemoine.html. http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/PictDisplay/Lemoine.html

Emile Lemoine JOC/EFR September 2003 The URL of this page is: http://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/PictDisplay/Lemoine.html

24. TRIANGLE GEOMETERS In 1873, emile lemoine presented a paper on a remarkable point of the triangle, now emile lemoine (18401912) as in lemoine point (or symmedian point) http://faculty.evansville.edu/ck6/bstud/tg.html

Triangle Geometers Euclid's Elements and other remnants from ancient Greek times contain theorems about triangles and descriptions of four triangle centers: centroid, incenter, circumcenter, and orthocenter. Later triangle geometers include Euler, Pascal, Ceva, and Feuerbach. In 1873, Emile Lemoine presented a paper "on a remarkable point of the triangle," now known as the Lemoine point or symmedian point. This paper, writes Nathan Altshiller Court ( College Geometry , page 304), "may be said to have laid the foundations...of the modern geometry of the triangle as a whole." Court also describes seminal papers by Henri Brocard and J. Neuberg and names Lemoine, Brocard, and Neuberg as the three co-founders of modern triangle geometry. An astonishing wave of interest and publications in triangle geometry swept through the last years of the 19th century and then collapsed during the early years of the 20th. However, many new gemstones in the fields of triangle geometry remained to be unearthed with new excavating tools, such as computers and methods from other areas of mathematics. All of this has led to the state of the art up to 1995, as described in Philip J. Davis

25. Gardening : The Garden Magazine May 1917 Lilacs As time progressed the younger lemoine, emile, gradually succeeded to the parthis mother played in active hybridizing and began to fertilize the single http://www.earthlypursuits.com/GardenMag/GardenMag0517-232-3.htm

home book shop feed the hungry ... please support earthly pursuits Gardening : THE GARDEN MAGAZINE May 1917 pages 232-233 May 1917 Front Cover / Inside Front Inside Back / Back Cover PAGE Spring Time is Lilac Time AD More Crops from Your Garden ADs Manure, Catalog ADs Nursery, Bulb ADs Irrigation, Greenhouse ADs Nurseries, Portable Houses ADs Table of Contents The President to the People (Wilson's plea for gardens) Among our Garden Neighbors Papaya, Opal Anchusa, Cotton, Japanese Knotweed Gordonia, Building a Better Home, Letters The Month's Reminder Summer Flower-Roots for Present Planting - Gladiolus Dahlia New Deutzias Better than Old The Rockery Idea in Edgings Home Vegetable Gardens A Patriotic Duty How the Modern Lilac Came to Be Victor Lemoine, Plant Hybridist The Evolution of My Garden The New Race of Hardy Astilbes Prepare in May for Winter Flowers Novelties in Summer Flower-roots and Bulbs Flower Ads The Fruit Garden - Crown Grafting Nursery ADs How to Pot A Plant Gladiolus, Evergreens, Trellis ADs Lawn Mower, Nurseries ADs

26. Gardening : The Garden Magazine May 1917 - Victor Lemoine, Plant Hybridist 1823- Gardening Victor lemoine, Plant Hybridist 1823-1911 234. and the work isstill continued in the succeeding generation under his son, emile. http://www.earthlypursuits.com/GardenMag/GardenMag0517-234.htm

home book shop feed the hungry ... please support earthly pursuits Gardening : THE GARDEN MAGAZINE May 1917 page 234 May 1917 Front Cover / Inside Front Inside Back / Back Cover PAGE Spring Time is Lilac Time AD More Crops from Your Garden ADs Manure, Catalog ADs Nursery, Bulb ADs Irrigation, Greenhouse ADs Nurseries, Portable Houses ADs Table of Contents The President to the People (Wilson's plea for gardens) Among our Garden Neighbors Papaya, Opal Anchusa, Cotton, Japanese Knotweed Gordonia, Building a Better Home, Letters The Month's Reminder Summer Flower-Roots for Present Planting - Gladiolus Dahlia New Deutzias Better than Old The Rockery Idea in Edgings Home Vegetable Gardens A Patriotic Duty How the Modern Lilac Came to Be Victor Lemoine, Plant Hybridist The Evolution of My Garden The New Race of Hardy Astilbes Prepare in May for Winter Flowers Novelties in Summer Flower-roots and Bulbs Flower Ads The Fruit Garden - Crown Grafting Nursery ADs How to Pot A Plant Gladiolus, Evergreens, Trellis ADs Lawn Mower, Nurseries ADs

27. Select Plus Lilac Nursery, Lilacs emile lemoine It is a lemoine lilac that was lost for many years. It isthe only double flowered chinensis and the colors are a lavenderish red. http://spi.8m.com/engcanadacat.html

Canada 2005 Postal address only Select Plus International Lilac Nursery 1510 Pine, Mascouche, Quebec, J7L 2M4, Canada tel./ fax: 450-477-3797 website: www.spi.8m.com Print Catalog $2.50 Save a tree and use the web e-mail: lilacs@spi.8m.com Farm Address 3100 Tedford, Mascouche See link for Farm Map We are only open on weekends We will be closed the following weekends Aug 27-28 and Sept 10-11 A lilac book in French is now available. Frank Moro of Select Plus Nursery is the author. This book is $29.95 plus $4.00 for shipping. It is an easy book to follow and with some 250 lilac cultivars and photos for each one. Next Weekend Event September 16,17, 18 and 24-25 2005 End of Season Sale All regular catalog plants 50%-60% off Applies only to pick up at farm Cd Rom on lilacs Catalog links below A Special lilac for a special boy Syringa x 'Colby's Wishing Star Lilac' Early Lilacs hyacinthiflora and others ... Colby's Wishing Park Keychains and Lapel Pins Our guarantee is that the plants will grow and if there are problems we aim to sastify our customers. All sizes listed are miminum sizes of plants from soil level up.

28. Emile Lemoine Émile lemoine. 18401912 http//www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/history/Mathematicians/lemoine.html Students. Graph Theory Publications http://www1.cs.columbia.edu/~sanders/graphtheory/people/Lemoine.E.html

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29. Lemoine Affair By Emile Faguet In a dramatic review by M. emile Faguet It is in this that l Affaire Lemoinediffers from la Rafale, and, generally, from M. Bernstein s tragedies, http://www.yorktaylors.free-online.co.uk/faguet.htm

In a dramatic review by M. Emile Faguet The author of le Détour and le Marché - namely M. Henri Bernstein - has just had a play performed by the Gymnase company, or rather it is a mixture of tragedy and vaudeville, which is perhaps not his Athalie or his Andromaque , his l'Amour veille or his les Sentiers de la vertue , but rather is more like his Nicomède , which is in no way, as you may perhaps have heard through hearsay, an entirely contemptible piece and is in no way the utter shame of the human spirit. So far does this piece reach, I do not say above the clouds, but in short has reached to the clouds, that there is a little exaggeration, but of a justifiable success, M. Bernstein's piece is swarming with improbabilities, but with a foundation of truth. It is in this that l'Affaire Lemoine differs from la Rafale , and, generally, from M. Bernstein's tragedies, as it does from a good half of Euripides's comedies, which swarm with truths, but are built on a foundation of improbabilities. Moreover it is the first time that one of M. Bernstein's pieces has interested people, who have avoided them up until now. Consequently, that swindler Lemoine, wishing to perpetrate a dupe with his claim of having discovered the means to manufacture diamonds, appealed... to the biggest owner of diamond mines in the world. As improbabilities go you will tell me that this is one of the greatest. And that's the first. At the very least you would think that this potentate, who has had his mind on the most important business affairs in the world, would send Lemoine packing, like the prophet Nehemia, who proclaimed from the walls of Jerusalem to those below who were offering him a ladder for him to come down:

30. Marcel Proust Letters, Articles, Translations dramatic review One of Proust s lemoine pastiches, in the style of emile Faguet, The lemoine Affair, by Michelet One of Proust s literary pastiches, http://www.yorktaylors.free-online.co.uk/

~MARCEL PROUST~ Ephemera Site This is an informal site dedicated to publishing English translations of Marcel Proust's lesser known writings. Pieces and letters which, as far as I am aware, are not available in translation elsewhere. I am fully aware of my own limitations as a translator and these are certain to contain many errors, inaccuracies and misunderstandings. Please mail me with any constructive criticisms, corrections or improvements. I have tried to approach my translations in a similar spirit to Proust's during his period of Ruskin translation. One of Marcel Proust's friends (Georges de Lauris) once commented that he "would have been hard put to it even to order a lamb chop in a restaurant in English". That pretty much sums up my fluency in French, but armed with a few dictionaries, a French grammar and a boundless love and respect for Proust's writing I offer up my clumsy tribute to the great man. Since I first created these web pages volume 4 of Selected Letters has now been published. A small number of the letters here have now been included in Joanna Kilmartin's excellent translations, but the vast majority of the material below still remains untranslated elsewhere. Likewise Neugroschel's Short Stories. I will continue to add to these pages in the same spirit: this is a labour of love not of scholarship. Proust's Articles An attempt to list all of Proust's articles and miscellaneous writings.

31. Peonies For Sale: Louise Marx, Marie Lemoine, Mary Jo Legare, Mister Ed, Mme. Em Marie lemoine Late season peony, compact plant. Mme. emile Debantent Darkpink double that makes a good flower for arrangements. $19 http://www.capricenursery.com/peonies_5.htm

Peonies from Caprice Nursery 2005 Click here for wholesale catalog of peonies Click on a photo to see enlarged image and to order online, or call Louise Marx A very vigorous, white Japanese peony with large, dark green leaves. Rich fragance. $22 Marie Lemoine Late season peony, compact plant. Double white with a rich fragrance. A few yellow stamens showing on some of the blooms. $20 Mary Jo Legare Lovely, deep-pink double of ball form. Outer petals fade to pale pink, but inner petals retain deep color until end of bloom. $25 Mister Ed Rare cream-blush to white double, sometimes dappled with shades of rose. Vigorous grower with strong stems and large blooms. $15 Mme. Emile Debantent Dark pink double that makes a good flower for arrangements. $19 Mons Jules Elie This rose-pink double peony has been popular for over 100 years. This very fragrant double is one of the best cut flowers. $15 Moon of Nippon Tall Japanese white with fine yellow center on strong stems. Large blooms. Lactiflora. $19

32. Isogons In Clark Kimberling s web page for emile Michel Hyacinthe lemoine we read {quote}Many of lemoine s contributions can be found in Nathan Altshiller Court, http://www.pballew.net/isogon.html

Isogons and Isogonic Symmetry The word isogon has almost completely been replaced by the word equiangular. It describes a polygon with all angles congruent such as rectangles and the regular polygons . The word comes from the Greek isos for same, and gon for knee or corner. Isogonic is  a related word that describes a type of symmetry between lines, passing through the vertex of an angle, and the angle bisector. In the figure Angle ABC is shown with its bisector BB'. The rays BX and BY are isogonal because they make the same angle with the angle Bisector. We often say that one is the isogonal reflection of the other, but it should be clear that if L2 is the isogonic reflection of L1, then L1 is the isogonic reflection for L2.   Two points on these rays, such as X and Y, are called isogonal points.  If three lines in a triangle are concurrent , then their isogonic lines are also concurrent.  In the figure the Red segments AA', BB', and CC' intersect at Point X.  The three blue rays are the isogonic lines for the three Red Segments, which are reflected about the angle bisectors (dashed rays).  Blue Rays intersect in a single point also, labled X'.  Points X and X' are called isogonal conjugates One famous pair of isogonal conjugates is the orthocenter (intersection of the altitudes) and the circumcenter (center of the circle which circumscribes a triangle). If you draw any triangle and find these two points (lets call them P and Q), then draw the angle bisector from any vertex of the triangle (which we will call AX, you will see that the angles PAX and QAX are congruent.

33. Historical Notes emile lemoine(18401912) described some properties of the isogonal conjugate ofthe centroid, now sometimes named after him, but more generally referred to http://s13a.math.aca.mmu.ac.uk/Geometry/TriangleGeometry/HistoricalNotes.html

HISTORICAL NOTES Apollonius (c262-190 BC): Alexandrian geometer author of various books including the lost book on plane loci which is known from various commentators to have given the theorem about circles associated with the angle bisectors of a triangle. Bodenmiller (19th century re-discovered the theorem about the midpoints of diagonals of a quadrilateral now also ascribed to Gauss. Henri Brocard (1845-1922): discovered a number of properties associated with the points, triangles and circles now named after him. Giovanni Ceva (?1647-?1736): discovered theorems about points on the sides of a triangle (see glossary); the one for collinear points is now ascribed to the first century Alexandrian geometer, Menelaus. Leopold Crelle (1780-1855): engineer and editor of famous mathematical journal; he discovered various properties of triangles including the points now named after Brocard. He claimed that "it is wonderful that so simple a figure as the triangle is so inexhaustible". Euclid (c300 BC): author of the Elements the influential systematic account of geometry including many theorems about triangles. Leonhard Euler (1707-1783): prolific Swiss mathematician who established that certain special points of a triangle lay on a line - now named after him.

34. New Page 1 lemoine, emile. Pvt. 2nd Batt. lemoine, Ernest. Pvt. 2nd Batt. lemoine, F. Pvt.C, Miles Leg. Inf. lemoine, FZ Pvt. B, 1st Regt. Hvy. Arty. http://www.acadiansingray.com/index_of_names-L.htm

*L* [LABAT] LABAUVE [LABBE] [LABIT] ... Regt. Inf. [photo] LANDRY Diogene. Pvt. D, 27 th ... Con. Crescent Regt. Inf. [photo] LANDRY Louis G. Pvt. F, 18 th ... Miles' Leg. Inf. [photo] LANDRY S. Pvt. D, G, Yellow Jackets Bn. Inf.; King's Batt. LANDRY ... th [photo] LANDRY Severion. Pvt. I, 29 th ... Regt. Inf. [photo] LE BLANC Aguste. Pvt. D, 18 th ... th [photo] x LE BLANC Aladin. Pvt. D, Miles' Leg. Inf. ... Regt. Cav. [photo] LE BLANC Bernard. Pvt. K, 2 nd ... Regt. Cav. [photo] LE BLANC C. Pvt. G, 18 th ... Pvt. K, 7th Regt. Cav. [photo] LE BLANC Duplesin. Pvt. E, 26 th ... Regt. Inf. [photo] LE BLANC Hermogene. Pvt. A, 3 rd ... Regt. Inf. [photo] LE BLANC J. E. th (Thomas’) Regt. Inf. ... Regt. Inf. [photo] LE BLANC Simon. Pvt. K, 2 nd ... Ursin. LEBRUN names see BRUN/LEBRUN names [LECOMPTE names] [LECOMPTE top] ... Pvt. F, Yellow Jackets Bn. Inf. [photo] LELEUX, Teracefall. Pvt. G, 7th Regt. Cav. [LEMAIRE names] ... [top of *L* page]

35. Bioh2 lemoine, emile and family French nurseryman (lemoine Nursery) known for numerouswoody plant cultivars including Syringa, Hydrangea, and Philadelphus. http://members.tripod.com/~Hatch_L/bioh2.html

BIOGRAPHIES IN ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE Part II Short biographies and links about influential people in the development and study of ornamental cultivars. Links are welcome. Email for educational and reprint permission. Submit data including corrections, additions, and comments This file will be updated as often as possible Part 1 (Biographies A-K) Laar, H.J. van de - woody plant expert and author of numerous papers describing the best cultivars for the European trade. Lachman, E - Hosta breeder. Ladhams, Ernest - early Helleborus breeder. Lammerts, W.E. - leading American rose breeder for many years. His 'Chrysler Imperial' is one such classic. Langdon, B. - Begonia expert Larsen, Richard A. - Ilex expert Lancaster, Roy - British woody plant expert affiliated with Hillier Nursery. He has named many woody and herbaceous cultivars. Lawrence, Elizabeth - leading southern US garden writer, plant collector, and introducer of many new plants to American gardens. Lawrence, G.H.M. -

36. TheInd.com - News | Business | Culture - Weekly - Lafayette LA Gabe Camalo gets ready for the Songwriters concert. Dave Spizale with his wifeJan at à la carte. Elsa and emile lemoine. Lyle Lovett and Renee Ory http://www.theind.com/partygirl2.asp?CID=-1666610636

37. Emile A. Bordelon's Civil War Pension Application submitted by Cathy lemoine Sturgell emile was my greatgrandfather. He wasmarried twice 1st marriage was to Lea http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/5571/emilebordelon.html

Emile A. Bordelon, Avoyelles Parish, LA Soldier's Application for Pension submitted by: Cathy Lemoine Sturgell USGenWeb NOTICE: Libraries and individual researchers may download this file for personal, non-commercial use only. Any other use requires written permission from the transcriber. The submitter has given permission to the USGenWeb Archives to store the file permanently for free access. NOTE: This is a transcription of Emile A. Bordelon's Soldier's Application for Pension. Emile was my great-grandfather. He was married twice: 1st marriage was to Lea Juneau in 1873 and his second marriage was to Adolphine Rabalais (my great- grandmother) in 1883. He was the s/o Augustin Bordelon and Constance Marcotte. The application was approved in March 1914. Emile died in November of the same year and is buried in Bordelonville, Louisiana Parish of Avoyelles No. 8160 Soldier's Application for Pension The Board Reserves the Rigth to Call for Additional Testimony Emile A. Bordelon

38. Tassin Marriages Pg1 Translate this page TASSIN, CLARISSE, lemoine, emile, Feb 16 1858. TASSIN, CLOVIS, GUILLORY, ROSA,Oct 15 1896. TASSIN, CONSTANCE, DUBROQUE, JEAN BAPTISTE, Aug 13 1816 http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/Bayou/1211/marriage.html

Tassin Marriages of La. LA Marriages, Ascension Parish Records Spouse 1 Spouse 2 Date TASSIN, BAZILINE SHELVIN, CLARK Jul 13 1874 LA Marriages, Avoyelles Parish Records Spouse 1 Spouse 2 Date GUILLOT, ELIZA TASSIN BORDELON, JEAN BAPTISTE Jan 02 1855 MARCOTTE, MELINA TASSIN GREMILLON, SAINVILLE Dec 11 1855 RABALAIS, MELINA TASSIN MR.MARCOTTE, ALEXIS JR Jan 04 1842 TASSIN, ADELAIDE DUCOTE, VALERIAN Jul 31 1855 TASSIN, ADOLPH A BORDELON, ANNETTE Sep 15 1895 TASSIN, ADOLPHE LACOUR, IRMA Dec 28 1881 TASSIN, AIME DUBROQUE, ALEXIS Feb 11 1814 TASSIN, AMBROISE JUNEAU, CELESTINE Nov 25 1886 TASSIN, ANATOLE DESHAUTELLE, AZELIE Jan 12 1897 TASSIN, ANATOLE GAUTHIER, AZELIE Sep 19 1857 TASSIN, ARMENTHE M LEMIONE, ARTHUR Sep 14 1886 TASSIN, C MORROW, J A Sep 19 1867 TASSIN, CAROLINE DUFOUR, CLEOPHAS Dec 23 1875 TASSIN, CELANIE GAGNARD, JOACHIM Apr 01 1845 TASSIN, CELESTINE DAUZAT, AZENOR Dec 13 1864 TASSIN, CELINA ARMAND, GERVAIS Dec 13 1859 TASSIN, CELINE BORDELON, ST JAMES Jun 14 1847 TASSIN, CELINE DUBROCQ, NOEL Apr 05 1838 TASSIN, CELINE DUFOUR, FULGENCE Jul 17 1849 TASSIN, CLAIRE

39. The African Garden - Hybrid Directory - German Crocosmia aurea, to which we (Victor and emile lemoine) gave the name of Crocosmia Ref Crocosmia aurea and Tritonias by emile lemoine, Journal of the http://www.theafricangarden.com/page25.html

THE AFRICAN GARDEN Hybrids of Max Leichtlin, Baden- Baden, Germany. 1880s. AUREA 'IMPERIALIS' A short time afterwards Herr Max Leichtlin, of Baden-Baden, sent out a giant variety of Crocosmia aurea, to which we (Victor and Emile Lemoine) gave the name of Crocosmia aurea 'Imperialis'. The spikes are twice as high as those of the type, and the flowers and the segments twice the size. Its colour is of a magnificent and brilliant orange-yellow. Herr Max Leichtlin is said to of obtained it by selection from several successive generations of seedlings. It is certain, however, that this plant does not come true from seed. Ref: Crocosmia aurea and Tritonias by Emile Lemoine, 'Journal of the Royal Horticultural Society', Vol. XXV, 1900. Page 130. Hybrids of Wilhelm Pfitzer, Stuttgart, Germany. 1890-1910. MORGENLICHT Golden-yellow, free and very fine, 3/6 pre. 1897; Forbes Catalogue 1897. Wilhelm Pfitzer. GERMANIA Die grossen Blumen sind leuchtend hellscharlach, der Schlund blutrot, extra. 100 St. M30.., 10 St. M3.50, 1 St. M.40 1901; Pfitzer Pflanzen Catalogue 1927. Wilhelm Pfitzer.

40. I1782: Antonio BOUSONIER ( - ) emile GAUTHIER. BIRTH MAR1899 S862. Father Nestor C. GAUTHIER Leon L. lemoine http://www.mindspring.com/~jwbarron/gauthier/d0000/g0000011.html

Antonio BOUSONIER Family 1 Adelaide GAUTIER MARRIAGE : BEF 1803 Antonia BOUSONIER Josephina BOUSONIER Antonio BOUSONIER INDEX ... EMAIL HTML created by on Sun Sep 14 16:25:17 1997. Narcisse CARMOUCHE BIRTH : BEF 1846 Family 1 Louisa GAUTHIER MARRIAGE : 19 FEB 1861 Narcisse CARMOUCHE INDEX EMAIL HTML created by on Sun Sep 14 16:25:17 1997. Emma DUCOTE BIRTH : 11 JAN 1853 BAPTISM Father: Zelien DUCOTE Mother: Carmelite GAUTHIER _Zelien DUCOTE Emma DUCOTE _Emelie LEMOINE ... EMAIL HTML created by on Sun Sep 14 16:25:17 1997. Alphonse DUFOUR BIRTH : ABT 1845 BAPTISM : 16 MAR 1845 Father: Martin (I) DUFOUR Mother: Elizabeth MAYEUX Alphonse DUFOUR _Elizabeth MAYEUX _Elise GAUTHIER ... EMAIL HTML created by on Sun Sep 14 16:25:17 1997. Sidonia DUFOUR Father: Leonard Oge' DUFOUR Mother: Cora RABALAIS _Oge DUFOUR Sidonia DUFOUR INDEX ... EMAIL HTML created by on Sun Sep 14 16:25:17 1997. Emile GAUTHIER BIRTH : MAR-1899 Father: Nestor C. GAUTHIER Mother: Josephine GREMILLION Emile GAUTHIER INDEX EMAIL HTML created by on Sun Sep 14 16:25:17 1997. Marie Magdeleine GAUTHIER BIRTH : 21 SEP 1738 BAPTISM : 1739, Acadia,StCharles-aux-Mines

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