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From: Frances LaChance <>
Subject: Re: [Q-R] Re: Immigrations
Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2005 16:30:04 -0500
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The Campeau family was in Michigan from at least 1702 when Jean Louis,
the first child of Jacques and Louise Robert was baptised there .
They are my husband's half-sibs ancestors.

If this is the same Louis, and I think it is:

Louis Campeau (Jacques & Catherine Menard) (Jacques s/o Jean Louis &
Louise Robert) ]Jacques married first to Francoise Navarre ]
m 25 Oct 1789, Detroit
Therese Moran (Claude-Charles & Anne Belleperche)

Louis died 13 May 1834, Cottrellville, MI

I don't have all the Trudels but do have a Jean Baptiste b26 Jun 1796,
Sandwich. Parents: Louis Trudel & Suzanne Desnoyers.
Louis' parents: Louis Trudel & Catherine Trudeau dit Barbier

Hope this helps and I can give other particulars if you need them.

Fran
Sarnia, ON, Canada

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Susan Schon wrote:

>From: <>
>>From Télesphore Saint-Pierre, _Histoire des Canadiens français du Michigan
>et
>du comté d'Essex, Ontario_, originally published 1895, 2000 reprint by
>Septentrion:
>
>
>
>>"Louis Campeau was one of the richest traders of the [Detroit] region. It
>>
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>is
>
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>>said he had up to 1000 horses on his land near Detroit. In 1819 he traded
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>at
>
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>>the Saginaw River with Henri Campau and Benoit Brunel. When General Cass
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>bought
>
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>>this territory from the Indians, he was to receive $15,000. ...
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>>"Joseph and Médard Tremblay went to establish themselves on the Saginaw
>>River, [now] Bay City, where they were the first to construct houses. They
>>
>>
>were
>
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>>joined by their uncle and Léon Tremblay, and by Jacob Graverat in 1830, by
>>Jean-Baptiste Trudel, their brother-in-law, in 1831, and by Joseph Marsac
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>in 1838.
>
>I'm curious about two of the men mentioned in this account posted by Sue
>Sommerville -- Louis Campeau and Jean-Baptiste Trudel. Does anyone know who
>their parents and grandparents were?
>
>Thanks,
>Sue
>
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