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Item #1 An Index of Irish Families of Dorchester County, Quebec (U.S.) $65.00 (Frampton and Vicinity) - Book This is the most comprehensive index and compendium of all the Irish families who lived in Dorchester County, Quebec in the 19th century. It includes over 10,600 names. It includes both Catholic and Protestant families. It covers the Irish families who lived in St. Joseph, Ste. Marie, St. Bernard, St. Maxime, St. Henri, Ste. Marguerite, Ste. Henedine, St. Francois, St. Elzear, Ste. Claire, St. Isidore, St. Anselme, Cranbourne, Frampton, Watford, Buckland, Standon, and Ware. It presents the families in "family groups" in alphabetical order. Estimated and actual birth, marriage and death dates are given for each person. Many families have brief history narratives for the head of household. The information contained in this book is derived from parish registers, census, church and parish histories, local and county histories, and notaire records indexed by the author. It is a comb bound 8 ½ " X 11" book of 665 pages. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $7.00 and Canada residents add $12.00. Item #2 An Index of Irish Families of Dorchester County, Quebec (U.S.) $35.00 (Frampton and Vicinity) - CD This is the same as item #1 except in CD rom form. It is in PDF format and requires Adobe Acrobat. By using the find function in Adobe Acrobat it is searchable by typing in surname or full name. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $1.50 and Canada residents add $2.00. Item #3 An Index of Irish Events in Dorchester County, Quebec, Vol. I (U.S.) $35.00 (Frampton and Vicinity) - Book This is an index of all notaire records found for Irish families in Dorchester County in the registers of Notaires John Walsh, Francois Rouleau, John J. Reny, Joseph Reny, Jean Baptiste Bonneville, Jacques Voyer and Antoine Cauchy. The notaires prepared such documents as land cessions, land sales, land donations, wills and testaments, marriage contracts, and other legal documents. These documents are rich in genealogical information of great detail. As no master index of notaire records exist, this publication is invaluable for the genealogist who wishes to go beyond just finding birth, marriage and death data. This book includes many original land records for the Frampton Irish that enables the reader to better pinpoint their ancestors arrival date in Quebec. The book also provides information on how to find copies of the indexed events by using microfilm available through the LDS family history centers. An index of surnames is provided. It is a comb bound 8 ½ " X 11" book of 178 pages. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $5.00 and Canada residents add $6.00. Item #4 An Index of Irish Events in Dorchester County, Quebec, Vol. I (U.S.) $35.00 (Frampton and Vicinity) - CD This is the same as item #3 except in CD rom form. It is in PDF format and requires Adobe Acrobat. By using the find function in Adobe Acrobat it is searchable by typing in surname or full name. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $1.50 and Canada residents add $2.00. Item #5 Irish Families Found in the 1825 and 1831 Population Census (U.S.) $7.00 for Dorchester County, Quebec - Book The 1825 and 1831 population census for Lower Canada were "heads of household" census, so they were short in length. These census are important for the Frampton Irish in that they tend to identify the first residents of the area and confirm their presence in those time periods. A copy of the actual census page for the Township of Frampton is provided. The booklet also provides extractions of names in the neighboring communities of Ste. Marie, St. Francois and Ste. Claire (early residents of East Frampton). The 1831 extractions include the communities of Frampton, Ste. Marie, Ste. Claire (early residents of Ste. Marguerite) and St. Francois. The available microfilms for the 1831 census are difficult to read with some "bizarre" spellings. The author has used his expertise with the Frampton Irish surnames to interpret and present the names as they are found in later census. Although a small booklet, it contains 274 names. An introductory section explains the information available in these census. It is a comb bound 8 ½ " X 11" book of 8 pages. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $1.50 and Canada residents add $2.00. Item #6 Irish Families Found in the 1861 Population Census (U.S.) $20.00 for Dorchester County, Quebec - Book The 1861 population census for Dorchester County is important for the Frampton Irish in that it is the first extant (the 1851 census for Frampton Township is missing) census that identifies all the members of a family. The extractions are presented in "spread sheet" format in the order in which they occur on the original pages so that "neighbors" can be discerned. It includes the communities of Buckland, Cranbourne, Frampton (St. Edouard and St. Malachie), St. Anselme, St. Bernard, Ste. Claire, Ste. Henedine, St. Isidore, Ste. Marguerite, Standon, Ware, Ste. Marie, and St. Elzear. An Introduction section is included that explains the elements of this census. Although not generally a part of a population census, the author has also provided the location of the farm, number of acres and number of cultivated acres for each head of household if it was known. The author has used his expertise with the Frampton Irish surnames to interpret and present the names in a recognizable fashion. It is a comb bound 8 ½ " X 11" book of 80 pages. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $4.50 and Canada residents add $6.50. Item #7 Significant Irish Settlements in Dorchester County, Quebec (U.S.) $10.00 Map This map is intended to give the reader a general orientation to the vicinity of Frampton Township and its surrounding townships and parishes. It is an 18" X 24" hand drawn map that lists and plots the names of townships, parishes, seigneuries, concessions and their primary proprietors/seigneurs. It shows the many locations identified in the author's other publications. It is provided folded in a durable plastic envelop. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $2.00 and Canada residents add $2.30. Item #8 Irish Family Farms in Frampton Township, Quebec- (U.S.) $10.00 about 1861, Map This map is intended to complement the 1861 population and agriculture census. It plots the location of heads of household as identified in the 1861 agricultural census with some missing data provided by notaire sources. It includes both St. Edouard and St. Malachie. The names are plotted on the range and lot grid of the township. It is an 18" X 24" hand drawn map. It is provided folded in a durable plastic envelop. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $2.00 and Canada residents add $2.30. Item #9 Irish Family Farms in St. Edouard de Frampton Parish, (U.S.) $10.00 Quebec - about 1884, Map This map is a depiction of the information provided in Map #2 contained in the appendix of Irish Life in Rural Quebec, A History of Frampton by Patrick M. Redmond. It includes only St. Edouard de Frampton parish. The names are plotted on the range and lot grid of the township. It is an 18" X 24" hand drawn map. It is provided folded in a durable plastic envelop. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $2.00 and Canada residents add $2.30. Item #10 Irish Family Farms in Frampton Township, Quebec- (U.S.) $10.00 about 1835, Map This map depicts how the Frampton Irish community looked in 1835. 1835 was immediately after the years when most of the Irish emigration to Frampton occurred. The map was derived from the 1831 census as well as later census and notaire records. It includes the entire township, both West and East Frampton (St. Malachie). It plots the location of heads of household on the range and lot grid of the township. It is an 18" X 24" hand drawn map. It is provided folded in a durable plastic envelop. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $2.00 and Canada residents add $2.30. Item #11 Irish Family Farms in Frampton Township, Quebec- (U.S.) $10.00 about 1825, Map This map depicts how the Frampton Irish community looked in 1825. After only about 10 years of settlement, it illustrates the original settlers and their locations. The map was derived from the 1825 census as well as notaire records. It includes the entire township, although East Frampton was only sparsely settled at that time. It plots the location of heads of household on the range and lot grid of the township. It is an 18" X 24" hand drawn map. It is provided folded in a durable plastic envelop. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $2.00 and Canada residents add $2.30. Item #12 Irish Family Farms in Cranbourne Township, Quebec- (U.S.) $10.00 about 1861, Map This map is intended to complement the 1861 population and agriculture census. It plots the location of heads of household of Cranbourne Township as identified in the 1861 agricultural census with some missing data provided by notaire sources. The names are plotted on the range and lot grid of the township. It is an 18" X 24" hand drawn map. It is provided folded in a durable plastic envelop. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $2.00 and Canada residents add $2.30. Item #13 Irish Family Farms in Buckland Township, Quebec- (U.S.) $10.00 about 1861, Map This map is intended to complement the 1861 population and agriculture census. It plots the location of heads of household of Buckland Township as identified in the 1861 agricultural census with some missing data provided by notaire sources. The names are plotted on the range and lot grid of the township. It is an 18" X 24" hand drawn map. It is provided folded in a durable plastic envelop. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $2.00 and Canada residents add $2.30. Item #14 Irish Family Farms in Standon Township, Quebec- (U.S.) $10.00 about 1861, Map This map is intended to complement the 1861 population and agriculture census. It plots the location of heads of household of Standon Township as identified in the 1861 agricultural census with some missing data provided by notaire sources. The names are plotted on the range and lot grid of the township. It is an 18" X 24" hand drawn map. It is provided folded in a durable plastic envelop. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $2.00 and Canada residents add $2.30. Item #15 Irish Family Farms in Ste. Marie de Beauce Parish, Quebec- (U.S.) $10.00 about 1863, Map This map depicts the original Seigneurie of Ste. Marie. Sometimes this seigneurie was know as the Seigneurie of Taschereau (Northeast of the Chaudiere River) and the Seigneurie of Liniere (Southwest of the Chaudiere River). It plots the location of heads of households in the various concessions as identified in the Cadastres Abreges des Seigneuries de District de Quebec published in 1863. It includes those Irish families who technically lived in the Parish of Ste. Marie but were located on the western fringe of Frampton Township. It also includes the Irish community living in the Parish of St. Elzear. It is an 18" X 24" hand drawn map. It is provided folded in a durable plastic envelop. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $2.00 and Canada residents add $2.30. Item #16 Irish Family Farms in Ste. Marie de Beauce Parish, Quebec- (U.S.) $10.00 about 1835, Map This map depicts the original Seigneurie of Ste. Marie. Sometimes this seigneurie was know as the Seigneurie of Taschereau (Northeast of the Chaudiere River) and the Seigneurie of Liniere (Southwest of the Chaudiere River). It plots the location of heads of households in the various concessions as determined through notaire records and other sources. It includes those Irish families who technically lived in the Parish of Ste. Marie but were located on the western fringe of Frampton Township. It also includes the Irish community living in the area that would become the Parish of St. Elzear. It is an 18" X 24" hand drawn map. It is provided folded in a durable plastic envelop. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $2.00 and Canada residents add $2.30. Item #17 Irish Family Farms in Ste. Marguerite Parish, Quebec- (U.S.) $10.00 about 1863, Map This map depicts the original Seigneurie of Jolliet. It plots the location of heads of households in the various concessions and lots as identified in the Cadastres Abreges des Seigneuries de District de Quebec published in 1863. It includes those Irish families who technically lived in the Parish of Ste. Marguerite but were located on the northern fringe of Frampton Township. It is an 18" X 24" hand drawn map. It is provided folded in a durable plastic envelop. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $2.00 and Canada residents add $2.30. Item #18 Irish Family Farms in Ste. Marguerite Parish, Quebec- (U.S.) $10.00 about 1835, Map This map depicts the original Seigneurie of Jolliet. It plots the location of heads of households in the various concessions as determined through notaire records and other sources. It includes those Irish families who technically lived in the Parish of Ste. Maguerite but were located on the northern fringe of Frampton Township and were attending the church at Frampton at that time. It is an 18" X 24" hand drawn map. It is provided folded in a durable plastic envelop. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $2.00 and Canada residents add $2.30. Item #19 Irish Family Farms in the 1861 Agriultural Census for (U.S.) $15.00 Dorchester County, Quebec (Frampton and Vicinity) This booklet lists the heads of households, their farm locations, and the agricultural production of their farm in 1860. This is the only place where the genealogist can gain the knowledge of the level of wealth of their ancestors. It identifies 476 Irish family farms in the communities of Buckland, Cranbourne, West Frampton, East Frampton (St. Malachie), St. Anselme, St. Bernard, Ste. Claire, St. Isidore, Ste. Marguerite, Standon, Ware and St. Elzear. Where information was missing on the location of a farm, the author used notaire record sources to fill in the blanks. It includes an introductory section that explains the elements of the census and a key to the columns used in the "spread sheet" format. It also includes the remarks and comments made by enumerators Patrick Cassidy (Cranbourne), Gilbert Henderson (East Frampton), Michael Quigley (Standon, Buckland and Ware), and James Kelly (West Frampton). It is a comb bound 8 ½ " X 14" book of 14 pages. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $1.50 and Canada residents add $2.00. Item #20 Henderson's Settlement in the Townships of Frampton (U.S.) $10.00 and Standon, Map This map is a copy of the historic map entitled Henderson's Settlement in the Townships of Frampton and Standon that was probably made around 1830. It does not include any names of Irish settlers, but shows the boundaries of the various concessions and how they overlay the township grids of Frampton and Standon. William and Gilbert Henderson chose to mark out concessions with "farm numbers" in the process of settling the lands they owned rather than using the standard range and lot number system. This map is invaluable to those trying to locate their ancestral farms when only the concession and farm number are available. It also provides greater understanding when reading about these various concessions in Histoire de la Paroisse de Sanit-Malachie by Jules-Adrien Kirouac. It is an 18" X 24" map. It is provided folded in a durable plastic envelop. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $2.00 and Canada residents add $2.30. Item #21 A History of Frampton in the Newspaper L'Action Sociale (U.S.) $25.00 In 1913, 1914 and 1915, the Parish Priest of St. Edouard de Frampton, Fr. Theodore A. Gagnon published a series of 22 articles on the history of Frampton in the Catholic Newspaper L'Action Sociale. The author extracted, translated and transcribed these articles and presents them in this booklet. It covers the years 1815 to 1858. These articles are the most comprehensive history of Frampton found in regards to the Irish community. It includes the early histories of the Irish communities of Frampton, St. Malachie, Ste. Marguerite, and Cranbourne. Many of the Irish community leaders are named. It includes lists of syndics and marguilliers (church wardens). Names that were part of several petitions are also included. It is a comb bound 8 ½ " X 14" book of 46 pages. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $2.50 and Canada residents add $3.00. Item #22 Irish Family Events in the Ste. Claire Parish Register (U.S.) $15.00 (1825 to 1857) The Parish of Ste. Claire was established in 1825 prior to the established of St. Edouard de Frampton. Further, it was located in close proximity to the eastern part of Frampton Township. In the early days, East Frampton and West Frampton were somewhat geographically divided by the lack of a bridge over the Etchemin River. Because of this many baptisms, marriages and burials performed for the Irish of East Frampton were done at Ste. Claire. This booklet includes all the Irish events found in the Ste. Claire parish register from 1825 to 1857 (the start of the Ste. Malachie register). It includes about 200 baptisms, marriages and deaths presented in "spread sheet" format. Names of witnesses and "Godparents" are also included. It is a comb bound 8 ½ " X 14" book of 18 pages. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $2.80 and Canada residents add $2.30. Item #23 An Index of Irish Events in Dorchester County, Quebec,Vol. II (U.S.) $35.00 (Frampton and Vicinity) - Book This is an index of all notaire records found for Irish families in Dorchester County in the registers of Notaires Archibald Campbell, William Fisher Scott, Josiah Hunt, Charles Huot, Thomas Jean Taschereau, Francois Verreault, Joseph Noel Chasse, Louis Panet, Francois Xavier Blais, Dominique L. Horty, Cyprien Blanchet, Charles Edouard Reny, Jean Belanger, Joseph Boucher, Etienne Boudreault, Joseph Clovis Belanger, and Henry Charles Austin. The notaires prepared such documents as land cessions, land sales, land donations, wills and testaments, marriage contracts, and other legal documents. These documents are rich in genealogical information of great detail. As no master index of notaire records exist, this publication is invaluable for the genealogist who wishes to go beyond just finding birth, marriage and death data. This book includes many original land records for the Frampton Irish that enables the reader to better pinpoint their ancestors arrival date in Quebec. The book also provides information on how to find copies of the indexed events by using microfilm available through the LDS family history centers. An index of full names is provided. It is a comb bound 8 ½ " X 11" book of 195 pages. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $5.00 and Canada residents add $6.00. Item #24 An Index of Irish Events in Dorchester County, Quebec,Vol. II (U.S.) $35.00 (Frampton and Vicinity) - CD This is the same as item #23 except in CD rom form. It is in PDF format and requires Adobe Acrobat. By using the find function in Adobe Acrobat it is searchable by typing in surname or full name. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $1.50 and Canada residents add $2.00. Item #25 St. Edouard de Frampton Irish Family Events and (U.S.) $40.00 Parochial Census (1829 to 1875) - Book Because of the absence of a full name census prior to 1861, it is necessary to consult the parish register of St. Edouard de Frampton to identify the preponderance of the early settlers of Frampton Township. This book covers the years 1829 to 1875. It includes baptisms, marriages and burials (far too numerous to count.) These events are displayed in "spread sheet" format and include the names of witnesses and "Godparents". It also has coroner's reports, first communion lists, confirmations lists, and parochial census for the years 1866, 1867 and 1869. A short tribute to Frampton's first citizen Andrew Murphy is included in the front of the book. It is a comb bound 8 ½ " X 14" book of 288 pages. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $5.50 and Canada residents add $6.50. Item #26 St. Edouard de Frampton Irish Family Events and (U.S.) $25.00 Parochial Census (1829 to 1875) - CD This is the same as item #25 except in CD rom form. It is in PDF format and requires Adobe Acrobat. By using the find function in Adobe Acrobat it is searchable by typing in surname or full name. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $1.50 and Canada residents add $2.00. Item #27 The Frampton Irish GEDCOM File (U.S.) $30.00 (Frampton and Vicinity) - CD This is a GEDCOM file of all the names identified by the author as the "Frampton Irish." It basically has all the names (over 10,600)contained in Item #1 (An Index of Irish Families of Dorchester County, Quebec). Only the names with their actual or estimated birth dates, marriage dates and death dates are included. It is offered to those of you who have genealogy software programs capable of importing a GEDCOM file. This will enable you to have the entire Frampton Irish "database" and depending on your software program, be able to produce charts and lists accordingly. For postage and handling, U.S. residents must add $1.50 and Canada residents add $2.00. All of the items above are available for purchase. Extensive research and personal cost has gone into compiling this data and retail prices are set to re-coop these costs. View the purchase form. You may download the Adobe PDF Reader for free here
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