Commentaires sur : The DUMAIS FAMILY genealogy page.

Par : Dawn Dumais

Dawn Dumais — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 02:09:34 +0000

Hi, I was married to Paul Dumais, brother to Nicole, Rene, and Guy, Son to Leo Dumais, from Timmons Ontario. I know the family came from Quebec and have found some information about the family tree. I am trying to find out the history for my daughter. I think the family can be traced back to the Dumais family from Normandy around 1648, but I cannot be sure. Is there anyone who can help me put the pieces together?

Par : jocelyn

jocelyn — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 20:56:07 +0000

May I ask you if who are the Dumais in your family ?

Par : Claudette Cenite

Claudette Cenite — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 19:40:41 +0000

Hi, I am Claudette Truchon
I have 4 sons they are Anthony James Cenite, Jacob James Cenite , Daniel Elijah Cenite and Patrick Austin Cenite.

Par : Lilly Hill

Lilly Hill — Sat, 13 Nov 2010 21:05:27 +0000

My maternal grandmother was Exilda Dumais. She was the second wife of Daniel B Comeau born in Warwick, PQ, Camada. They were married on Nov 4, 1907 I believe in Lewiston, Maine. I know that Exilda was born in Canada.They had two children, Leo and Lucia. I havn not been able to find out about her. Is she in your database? Any help would be appreciated.
I can be contacted at oldthings@newwavecomm.net,

Par : jocelyn

jocelyn — Mon, 04 Oct 2010 20:50:57 +0000

I need more information, name of father and mother for Pierre Dumais and if possible on more generation.

Par : Dumeah Ronald

Dumeah Ronald — Sun, 03 Oct 2010 02:43:24 +0000

Pierre Dumais and Merle Brimelette are my Family. I can not find any info on them anywhere. Any suggestions.

Par : Tom Douglas

Tom Douglas — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 15:44:02 +0000

I have written a Canadian best-seller (« Canadian Spies ») that includes the wartime experiences of Lucien Dumais and Raymond LaBrosse – who set up an escape network for downed Allied air crew in Nazi-Occupied France. After D-Day, they fought with the French Resistance. This week, I received an email from, Robert Hamsely of Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, a former Captain with the US 15th Cavalary who fought alongside Lucien and Raymond. They rescued the people of a small village in Brittany who were about to be executed by the Nazis for harbouring members of the Resistance. Captain Hamsley and his five tanks were able to help Lucien, Raymond and their colleagues defeat the Germans without a loss of life to the townspeople. When Captain Hamsely read about my book on-line, he wrote me to see if I could put him in touch with any of Lucien’s or Raymond’s surviving relatives. Can anybody help me with this? If so, please contact me at tmdouglas@cogeco.ca.

Tom Douglas

Par : jocelyn

jocelyn — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 01:51:55 +0000

Yes I am a descendant of Pierre, Would you be interested in the book that I have just published ?

Par : Janet adey

Janet adey — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 22:48:33 +0000

Hi Jocelyn,
I, too, am a descendent of Pierre Dumais, but by his second wife, Marie-Catherine Michaud, whom he married in 1775 and their son, Vincent. i’d like to send some information which I found on the net but could not e-mail you. My address is above if you’d like to have it. I was unaware that he married previously. I gather you are descended from Pierre and Marie-Anne Chamberland ?
In any event, I thought I would touch base with you. Finding relatives is always exciting.
Below, I’ve included the line that I follow.
Regards,
Janet Adey

Pierre Dumais and Marie-Catherine Michaud
Vincent Dumais and Modeste Serien
Pascal Dumais and Eleonore Couillard-Dupuis
Marie Aurelie Dumais and Delphis Adolph Chartier
Lionel Chartier and Rosine Alarie/Alary
Aurelienne Chartier and Les Haigh
Janet (Haigh)

Par : Don Dumais

Don Dumais — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 12:45:48 +0000

Hi my name is Donald Dumais and i am 43. I was wondering if my family had and relations to yours?
My Dad was Claude Jules Dumais born Jan 7th 1929 in that area of Quebec.