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Family records

Open the Records collection to browse and download the census sheets, certificates, notices, photographs, and research notes individually.

Prime Olivier’s original 1844 baptism

Full-resolution Sainte-Anne-d’Yamachiche register page containing entry B.142 for Prime Olivier, son of Jean-Baptiste Duplessis and Christine-Placide Lefebvre Denoncour.

Early Duplessis evidence

The 1851 Pointe-du-Lac household, Odilon’s Onondaga naturalization entry, and the Syracuse French-church history.

1851 census ↓Naturalization page ↓Church history ↓

New York family records

Two recent full-resolution pages from the Oswego research.

1930 census ↓1929 directory ↓

Jacob Deis / Dise identity check

The federal pension pages that identify the 149th New York soldier’s widow and five children. The children conflict with the Syracuse Dace/Dyce household, so these records explain why the soldier’s 1864 death is excluded from the family ancestor.

Widow pension cover ↓Children ledger ↓Service card ↓

Dice children with Anthony and Kate Bowers — 1870

The original Syracuse Ward 7 census page shows Joseph, John, Anna, Margaret and the youngest female Dice child inside Anthony and Kate Bowers’ household. Combined with the 1875 Anthony–Catharine directory entry, it supports Kate as their mother Catharine after remarriage.

Download original census page ↓

Reference volumes

Yamachiche genealogy ↓Marriage compilation ↓1974 archival study ↓