1862 French Canadian Marriage Record Translation Please
Can someone translate this 1862 marriage record for me please?
(Record M1 bottom of left page and top of right page)
Thank you in advance for your assistance.
David
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The image on FamilySearch is much clearer. Starts bottom right and continues on the next page top left: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-8993-X9PS
By law, the Church had to make 2 copies of each record. One was submitted to the government registry while one stayed with the parish. Before photocopiers, that meant 2 handwritten copies.
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Áine, thank you for posting the link…can you translate this document for me please?
David
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Here is the information for it (from LaFrance):
St. Henri de Lauzon (Levis County): on 14 january 1862
Thomas Belleau dit LaRose, single, majeur, farmer, son of Joseph Belleau-Larose and Marie Turgeon, of St. Henri de Lauzon, and
Olive Gagne dit Bellevance, single, mineur, daughter of Louis Gagne-Bellevance and Olive Baudoin, of St. Henri de Lauzon.
This couple are in FamilySearch, he is KJ5H-TC5; she is M373-7FH. There a pictures of both of them included, as well as information on their parents and children.
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Thank you so very much for your assistance…exactly what I needed :)
David
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