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    Translation - Marriage Record 1822

    ccr1107
    ccr1107 ✭✭
    June 26, 2024 in Social Groups

    Would someone be willing to translate this document for me? Greatly appreciated!

    https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/1091/images/d13p_2512a1190?pId=13502015

    The link to the document is through Ancestry.com. I have a downloaded copy, but I am unable to attach it.

    The marriage record is for David Jacques & Pelagie Genest Labare (lower left).

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    • agaudray
      agaudray ✭✭
      June 27, 2024 Answer ✓

      7th january of 1822

      groom : david JACQUES

      his father : Joseph JACQUES, died, was farmer of these town

      his mother : Charlotte PARIS

      bride : Pélagie GENEST called LABASE living in these town

      her father : Joseph GENEST called LABASE (Labase is probably the name of Joseph GENEST's mother) living in the town of Gentilly( ?)

      her mother: Marguerite ROUX called "sans chagrin", the mother wasn't present for the marriage ("sans chagrin" means "without sorrow")

      GENEST is the old spelling of "Genêt", it is a common broom or scotch groom

      have a good day

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    • ccr1107
      ccr1107 ✭✭
      June 27, 2024

      Thank you @agaudray . I didn't know what sans chagrin meant, thank you for clarifying as I thought it was apart of her last name.

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    • agaudray
      agaudray ✭✭
      June 27, 2024

      it means "without sorrow", probably a nickname

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