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VOLUME 4: QUÉBEC
The settlement, after Deportations and Migrations of Acadian
descendants of François Girouard and Jeanne Aucoin in root
area # 6: Québec; the settlement of descendants of French-Canadian
branch of Girouards originating from Antoine Girouard directly from
France and the descendants of Belgium, French-Canadian Girouards,
descending from Pierre Realh, directly from of Liége Belgium-
and all their descendants in the Canada and the USA.
Acadian branch regions: Deschambault. • Lotbinière
• Deschaillons • Les Becquets • Bécancour
• St-Ours-sur Richelieu. St-Antoine-sur-Richelieu • St-Jude
• St-Barnabé • La Présentation • St-Hyacinthe
• Marieville • St-Phillipe • L'Acadie • St-Eustache
• Deux-Montanges • St-Benoît • Drummondville
• Victoriaville • Arthabaska • Tetford Mines •
Warwick • Asbestos • Sherbrooke • Montréal
• Québec city and migrating to various other centres
in Québec, Ontario and in general in many parts of Canada
and USA wherever their routes lead them.
Chapter 1, volume 4: Acadian Girouards of Québec.
Highlights: There are nine branches of the Acadian master
chart that established permanent roots in Québec. The first
Acadian Girouard of this number appears to be Germain III à
Germain II à Germain [AMC Block D-3b] who married 1733 at
Notre-Dame Church, establishing at St-Hyacinthe, PQ.
Early history • the Patriots (Jean Joseph Girouard) battles,
imprisonment, executions and expulsion • maps • individual
family genealogies of many branches from 1640 to 2002 • original
master chart genealogy system establishing international links and
international family identity for all Acadian Québec descendants
• photos of ancestors and descendants today • Acadian
illustrated feature stories of prominent descendants • early
French education opportunities for some Acadians • Acadians
in politics • Joseph Éna Girouard colleague and close
family friend of former Prime Minister of Canada, Wilfrid Laurier
• The Louis Réal question • Girouard pioneers in
Québec • War Heroes: René de la Bruère
Girouard • Luc Girouard, pioneer of Vernon, B.C • Gold
rush years • the history and development of the town of Drummondville
from its first electrical lights, Joseph Éna Girouard, its
first Mayor.
Chapter 2, Volume4: French-Canadian Girouard Branches in Quebec
originating from France, descending from Antoine Girouard and Anne-Marie
Barré.
French-Canadian Branch Regions: Salaberry de Valleyfield
• Beauharnois • St-Timothé • Dorval •
St-Benoit • Deux Montagne and migrating to various other centres
in PQ, Ontario and in general in many parts of Canada and USA.
Highlights maps •family research and genealogy of Supreme Court
Judge Désiré Girouard •individual family genealogies
of many branches from 1640 to 2002 • original master chart
genealogy system establishing international links and international
family identity for all French-Canadian descendants of Antoine •
illustrated feature stories of prominent descendants • life
of Messire Antoine Girouard founder of St-Hyacinthe College and
monument statue in his honor •French-Canadian descendants in
politics • war heroes: Sir Percy Girouard: Governor of Kenya,
Africa, his involvement with former Prime Minister of England, Sir
Winston Churchill • the role of the railway during the Boer
war • Judge Jean Girouard, descending from Jean-Baptiste and
Brigitte Monpetit which is expanded in subchart 2000 is the key
genealogist and link today between Acadian and French-Canadian Branches
internationally • Family Reunion 1979 of descendants of Jean-Baptiste
Girouard and Victoria Legault (chief organizers Laurent and Bruno
Girouard) • family reunion of the descendants of the five sons
of Laurent Girouard and Parmélie Rollin. This Laurent descends
from another Laurent, son of Joseph Girouard and Josephe Bleau [FCMC
Block O-4]. (chief organizers: Amand Girouard, Cécile Girouard
and Armand Girouard Lafrenière). The first Family reunion
recorded with representation from both the French-Canadian Branch
and Acadian branches of Girouards at Quatre Vents, Dorval, and PQ.
Sept 14, 1907.
Chapter 2 Volume 4 Quebec French-Canadian branches descending from
Pierre Realh, Liége Belgium.
Important birth record and geneology establishing this branch which
to date has not been published to my knowledge • Belgium Master
chart • genealogy from 1726 to 2002 of known descendants of
this branch.
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