Index of names
Personal names found in the text of the articles — given names and surnames together, because the extraction is automatic — with the articles they appear in. It may miss a name, and it may keep one in error.
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- AdelineDiversion of the main road at St-Pierre
- AgatheThe Manoir Site
- AlbertThe Oldest House in the Seigneury · The Mill on Lot 178 · The Mill That Became a Waterworks · The Written Word Remains
- AlbertusThe Gouin Parish Priests
- AlexisThe Oldest House in the Seigneury · Father Louis
- AliceThe mill on lot 343 · The Manoir Site
- Allaire-RouxFather Joseph Bailey · The Written Word Remains · Méthot and Siméon-Charland Streets
- AlphonseJean-Baptiste Lelaidier · Water Mains · Thomas-Aimé Chandonnet
- AmandaThe Mill That Became a Waterworks
- AndréCercle des fermières (rural women’s association) · The Caisse Populaire of Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets
- AngèleThe Post Offices · Thomas-Aimé Chandonnet
- AnneCarried off by Abenakis! · René-Pinot Street (Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets)
- AntoineCarried off by Abenakis! · The Mill on Lot 178 · The Manoir Site · The Gouin Parish Priests
- Antoine-ProsperThe Manoir Site · Méthot and Siméon-Charland Streets · Three Houses, One Family: the Méthots · A Trois-Rivières Bridge Runs Aground at St-Pierre-les-Becquets
- AntonioCercle des fermières (rural women’s association) · The Post Offices
- ArchambaultThe Tomaterie (Tomato Cannery) · The Manoir Site · The Written Word Remains · The Post Offices · Three Houses, One Family: the Méthots
- AtalaThe Post Offices
- AugerThe Manoir Site
- AugustinDomaine de Lapérade · The Manoir Site
B
- BabyDomaine de Lapérade · Historical Sketch of the Lévrard-Becquet Seigneury · The Carignan-Salières regiment and the companies of Tracy · The Manoir Site · The Schoolmistresses · Méthot and Siméon-Charland Streets · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury
- BadeauxThe Oldest House in the Seigneury
- BaileyFather Joseph Bailey · The Cemeteries
- BarabéThe municipal water system, from then to now · The Mill on Lot 190 · The Mill That Became a Waterworks · The Post Offices
- BarilDomaine de Lapérade · Jean-Baptiste Lelaidier · René-Pinot Street (Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets) · The Mill on Lot 178 · The Mill on Lot 190 · Water Mains
- BeaucheminCercle des fermières (rural women’s association) · Shale Gas at Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · Shale Gas · Jean-Baptiste Lelaidier
- BeauchesneThe Post Offices
- BeaudetRue Narcisse-Beaudet · The Mill That Became a Waterworks · The Post Offices · Thomas-Aimé Chandonnet
- BeaudryThe Tomaterie (Tomato Cannery)
- Becquet1672 or 1679? · From Yesterday to Today · Historical Sketch of the Lévrard-Becquet Seigneury · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury · Chapter 4: Louise Mousseau (Monceau), the guardian (1635-1707) · Not an Easy Thing, Being a Seigneur… · Romain Becquet · Chapter 3: Romain Becquet, seigneur in spite of himself (1640-1682)
- BédardDomaine de Lapérade · The Mill That Became a Waterworks
- BégonNot an Easy Thing, Being a Seigneur…
- BéiqueThe Railways in the Seigneury of Lévrard-Becquet
- BélangerThe Manoir Site
- BensonTimber · Iron mines
- BriandFather Louis
- BrissonDiversion of the main road at St-Pierre · Domaine de Lapérade · Jean-Baptiste Lelaidier · Rue Narcisse-Beaudet · The Manoir Site · Rosaire Tousignant’s Grocery Store · Méthot and Siméon-Charland Streets
- BrunelleRosaire Tousignant’s Grocery Store · Water Mains · The Post Offices
C
- CadetThe Manoir Site
- CarignanShale Gas at Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · Shale Gas · Gérard Demers · The Post Offices · Not an Easy Thing, Being a Seigneur…
- CartierWhat they drank, under the French regime. · From Yesterday to Today · Chapter 2: Our region — the arrival of the first Europeans (1534–c.1600)
- CatherineRené-Pinot Street (Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets) · The physicians · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury
- Catherine-AngéliqueHistorical Sketch of the Lévrard-Becquet Seigneury · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury · Chapter 4: Louise Mousseau (Monceau), the guardian (1635-1707) · Not an Easy Thing, Being a Seigneur… · Chapter 3: Romain Becquet, seigneur in spite of himself (1640-1682)
- CécileHistorical Sketch of the Lévrard-Becquet Seigneury · The Tomaterie (Tomato Cannery) · The Work of the Tomato Peelers · Rosaire Tousignant’s Grocery Store · Peeling with a Spoon · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury · Secretary of the Tomato Cannery · Sterilizing the cans and making the ketchup · Thomas-Aimé Chandonnet · A Tomato Worker, Cécile Spénard-Poisson
- ChaillezDomaine de Lapérade · The Mill That Became a Waterworks
- ChamplainWhat they drank, under the French regime. · From Yesterday to Today · Chapter 2: Our region — the arrival of the first Europeans (1534–c.1600)
- ChandonnetTimber · Thomas-Aimé Chandonnet
- CharlandDomaine de Lapérade · Timber · Méthot and Siméon-Charland Streets
- CharlesHistorical Sketch of the Lévrard-Becquet Seigneury · The Oldest House in the Seigneury · The Mill on Lot 190 · The Mill That Became a Waterworks · The Manoir Site · The Written Word Remains · The Post Offices · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury · Not an Easy Thing, Being a Seigneur…
- Charles-AugusteJean-Baptiste Lelaidier
- CharlotteThe Gouin Parish Priests · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury
- ChasséCercle des fermières (rural women’s association) · The Written Word Remains
- CookeJean-Baptiste Lelaidier · The Cemeteries
- CossetteThe mill on lot 343 · The militiamen of 1812 at St-Pierre-les-Becquets
- CôtéDomaine de Lapérade · The mill on lot 343
- CrochetièreDomaine de Lapérade · The Manoir Site
- CyrilleThe Mill on Lot 190 · The mill on lot 343 · Cooling the Cans, Then Labelling Them
D
- Damase-EusèbeThree Houses, One Family: the Méthots
- DanielFamily names: Lauzon, Habermaker, Manset · The Manoir Site
- DavidThe Mill That Became a Waterworks
- DelphisThe Mill on Lot 178
- DemersCall for Information · Gérard Demers · Rue Narcisse-Beaudet · The Tomaterie (Tomato Cannery) · The municipal water system, from then to now · Timber · Father Joseph Bailey · The Mill That Became a Waterworks · Father Louis · The physicians · A Trois-Rivières Bridge Runs Aground at St-Pierre-les-Becquets
- DesrosiersIron mines
- DionShale Gas at Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · Shale Gas · The municipal water system, from then to now · Water Mains · The Post Offices · A Trois-Rivières Bridge Runs Aground at St-Pierre-les-Becquets
- DionneDomaine de Lapérade · The Manoir Site
- DorimèneThe Caisse Populaire of Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets
- DouvilleRené-Pinot Street (Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets) · The Gouin Parish Priests · The Written Word Remains
- DrewCarried off by Abenakis!
- DrouinShale Gas at Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · Shale Gas · The mill on lot 343
- DubergerThe physicians
- DuboisThe Gouin Parish Priests
- DubucThe Manoir Site
- DucciniJean-Baptiste Lelaidier
- Duchesneau1672 or 1679? · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury
- DuclosThe Manoir Site · The Schoolmistresses
- DumontierCarried off by Abenakis!
- DumoulinThe Mill on Lot 190 · The Mill That Became a Waterworks
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- EdmondGérard Demers · The Tomaterie (Tomato Cannery) · The mill on lot 343 · The Post Offices
- ÉdouardThe mill on lot 343 · The Mill That Became a Waterworks · The Manoir Site · A Trois-Rivières Bridge Runs Aground at St-Pierre-les-Becquets
- ÉlieusippeWater Mains
- ElphègeThe mill on lot 343
- ÉmélieThree Houses, One Family: the Méthots
- ErnestThe municipal water system, from then to now · Water Mains · The Post Offices
- EugénieJean-Baptiste Lelaidier · The mill on lot 343 · Thomas-Aimé Chandonnet
- EusèbeDomaine de Lapérade · The Tomaterie (Tomato Cannery)
- EustacheThe Mill on Lot 190
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- FélixDomaine de Lapérade · The Mill That Became a Waterworks · The Cemeteries
- FerlandThe Written Word Remains
- FortierThe Mill That Became a Waterworks
- FournierFamily Names: Fournier and Cloutier · The municipal water system, from then to now · The Mill That Became a Waterworks · The Carignan-Salières regiment and the companies of Tracy · Water Mains
- FrançoisDomaine de Lapérade · The Oldest House in the Seigneury · René-Pinot Street (Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets) · Timber · The mill on lot 343 · The Mill That Became a Waterworks · The Carignan-Salières regiment and the companies of Tracy · The Manoir Site · The Schoolmistresses · Méthot and Siméon-Charland Streets · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury · Chapter 4: Louise Mousseau (Monceau), the guardian (1635-1707) · Chapter 2: Our region — the arrival of the first Europeans (1534–c.1600) · Chapter 3: Romain Becquet, seigneur in spite of himself (1640-1682) · A Trois-Rivières Bridge Runs Aground at St-Pierre-les-Becquets
- François-Xavier-Alfred-OvideThe Manoir Site · Méthot and Siméon-Charland Streets
- Frontenac1672 or 1679? · Historical Sketch of the Lévrard-Becquet Seigneury · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury
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- GabrielleJean-Baptiste Lelaidier
- GagnonFather Louis · The Post Offices
- GamelinThe Schoolmistresses · The militiamen of 1812 at St-Pierre-les-Becquets
- GarceauThe Written Word Remains
- GastonGaston Mailhot and his beginnings at the general store · The Caisse Populaire of Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · The Post Offices
- GaucherThe Schoolmistresses · The militiamen of 1812 at St-Pierre-les-Becquets
- GauthierNot an Easy Thing, Being a Seigneur…
- GédéonRue Narcisse-Beaudet · The Post Offices
- Génaple1672 or 1679? · Chapter 4: Louise Mousseau (Monceau), the guardian (1635-1707) · Chapter 3: Romain Becquet, seigneur in spite of himself (1640-1682)
- GénésimeThe mill on lot 343
- GenevièveThe Manoir Site
- GéraldShale Gas at Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · Shale Gas · Jean-Baptiste Lelaidier
- GérardGérard Demers · The Tomato: Its History · The Tomaterie (Tomato Cannery) · The municipal water system, from then to now · The Mill That Became a Waterworks
- GermainThe Caisse Populaire of Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · The mill on lot 343
- GervaisThe Mill on Lot 178 · The Mill on Lot 190 · Water Mains
- GillesFamily names: Lauzon, Habermaker, Manset · The municipal water system, from then to now · The Manoir Site · Not an Easy Thing, Being a Seigneur… · Three Houses, One Family: the Méthots
- GirardShale Gas at Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · Shale Gas
- GladuCercle des fermières (rural women’s association)
- GodinJean-Baptiste Lelaidier · The Post Offices
- GouinThe Oldest House in the Seigneury · The Tomaterie (Tomato Cannery) · The Manoir Site · The Cemeteries · The Gouin Parish Priests · Three Houses, One Family: the Méthots
- GrindlerThe mill on lot 343
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- HébertWhat they drank, under the French regime. · Family Names: Fournier and Cloutier
- HenriThe Caisse Populaire of Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · The Mill on Lot 178 · The Mill on Lot 190 · The Mill That Became a Waterworks · A Tornado at Sainte-Cécile-de-Lévrard.
- HenryThe Gouin Parish Priests · The physicians · A Trois-Rivières Bridge Runs Aground at St-Pierre-les-Becquets
- HerbecThe Manoir Site
- HerculeCercle des fermières (rural women’s association) · The Mill That Became a Waterworks
- HouleThe Mill on Lot 178 · The Mill That Became a Waterworks · The militiamen of 1812 at St-Pierre-les-Becquets
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J
- Jacques1672 or 1679? · What they drank, under the French regime. · Domaine de Lapérade · The Mill on Lot 190 · The mill on lot 343 · The Carignan-Salières regiment and the companies of Tracy · The Manoir Site · The Schoolmistresses · Chapter 2: Our region — the arrival of the first Europeans (1534–c.1600) · Romain Becquet
- Jacques-RaymondThe Manoir Site · The Schoolmistresses · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury
- JeanWhat they drank, under the French regime. · Jean-Baptiste Lelaidier · René-Pinot Street (Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets) · The mill on lot 343 · Father Louis · The Manoir Site · Chapter 4: Louise Mousseau (Monceau), the guardian (1635-1707)
- Jean-BaptisteWhat they drank, under the French regime. · Cercle des fermières (rural women’s association) · Jean-Baptiste Lelaidier · The Oldest House in the Seigneury · René-Pinot Street (Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets) · The Tomato: Its History · The Tomaterie (Tomato Cannery) · The Mill That Became a Waterworks · Chapter 3: Romain Becquet, seigneur in spite of himself (1640-1682)
- Jean-LorrainRené-Pinot Street (Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets)
- JodoinThe Mill That Became a Waterworks
- JosephDomaine de Lapérade · Gérard Demers · Jean-Baptiste Lelaidier · Timber · Father Joseph Bailey · The Mill on Lot 190 · The mill on lot 343 · The Mill That Became a Waterworks · The Manoir Site · The Cemeteries · Thomas-Aimé Chandonnet · Three Houses, One Family: the Méthots
- Joseph-OvideThe Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury · Three Houses, One Family: the Méthots
- JulesThe Caisse Populaire of Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · The mill on lot 343
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- LabelleCooling the Cans, Then Labelling Them · The Gouin Parish Priests
- LachaiseThe Cemeteries
- LaflècheThe Gouin Parish Priests
- LafondCercle des fermières (rural women’s association) · Carried off by Abenakis! · The Oldest House in the Seigneury · René-Pinot Street (Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets) · The municipal water system, from then to now · The Mill on Lot 178 · The Mill That Became a Waterworks · Peeling with a Spoon · Water Mains · The Schoolmistresses · The physicians · The militiamen of 1812 at St-Pierre-les-Becquets · Not an Easy Thing, Being a Seigneur… · A Trois-Rivières Bridge Runs Aground at St-Pierre-les-Becquets
- LafranceThe mill on lot 343 · The Mill That Became a Waterworks
- LanaudièreCarried off by Abenakis! · Historical Sketch of the Lévrard-Becquet Seigneury · The Oldest House in the Seigneury · The Carignan-Salières regiment and the companies of Tracy · The Schoolmistresses · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury
- LangevinThomas-Aimé Chandonnet
- LapéradeDomaine de Lapérade · Historical Sketch of the Lévrard-Becquet Seigneury · Rosaire Tousignant’s Grocery Store
- LaquerreDiversion of the main road at St-Pierre · The mill on lot 343
- LasourceThe Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury
- LaterrièreFather Louis · The physicians
- Laval1672 or 1679? · Historical Sketch of the Lévrard-Becquet Seigneury · The Manoir Site · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury · Romain Becquet · Chapter 3: Romain Becquet, seigneur in spite of himself (1640-1682) · Thomas-Aimé Chandonnet
- LavigneThe Oldest House in the Seigneury · Thomas-Aimé Chandonnet
- LeboeufThe Tomaterie (Tomato Cannery) · The Mill on Lot 178 · Thomas-Aimé Chandonnet
- Lefebvre1672 or 1679? · The Mill on Lot 178 · Father Louis · The Post Offices
- Legardien-LetouzéJean-Baptiste Lelaidier
- LelaidierCercle des fermières (rural women’s association) · Jean-Baptiste Lelaidier · The Tomato: Its History · The Tomaterie (Tomato Cannery)
- LemayCercle des fermières (rural women’s association) · Jean-Baptiste Lelaidier · The Tomaterie (Tomato Cannery) · Peeling with a Spoon · Sterilizing the cans and making the ketchup
- LemelinThe Caisse Populaire of Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · The Post Offices
- LéoCercle des fermières (rural women’s association)
- LéosaJean-Baptiste Lelaidier
- LesageShale Gas at Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · Shale Gas
- LetouzéJean-Baptiste Lelaidier
- LévrardHistorical Sketch of the Lévrard-Becquet Seigneury · The mill on lot 343 · The Manoir Site · The physicians · The militiamen of 1812 at St-Pierre-les-Becquets · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury · Chapter 4: Louise Mousseau (Monceau), the guardian (1635-1707) · Not an Easy Thing, Being a Seigneur…
- LomaxCarried off by Abenakis!
- Louis1672 or 1679? · What they drank, under the French regime. · Family Names: Fournier and Cloutier · Désiré-Olivier Bourbeau, a man of Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · Domaine de Lapérade · Historical Sketch of the Lévrard-Becquet Seigneury · Jean-Baptiste Lelaidier · The Oldest House in the Seigneury · The Tomaterie (Tomato Cannery) · Father Louis · The Carignan-Salières regiment and the companies of Tracy · The Manoir Site · The Cemeteries · The physicians · The Post Offices · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury · Chapter 4: Louise Mousseau (Monceau), the guardian (1635-1707) · Chapter 2: Our region — the arrival of the first Europeans (1534–c.1600) · Not an Easy Thing, Being a Seigneur… · Romain Becquet · Three Houses, One Family: the Méthots · A Trois-Rivières Bridge Runs Aground at St-Pierre-les-Becquets
- Louis-PierreThe Mill That Became a Waterworks · Thomas-Aimé Chandonnet
- LouiseJean-Baptiste Lelaidier · The mill on lot 343 · The Mill That Became a Waterworks · Chapter 4: Louise Mousseau (Monceau), the guardian (1635-1707) · Not an Easy Thing, Being a Seigneur… · Three Houses, One Family: the Méthots
- LucienThe Mill on Lot 178 · The mill on lot 343
- LudgerThe municipal water system, from then to now · The mill on lot 343 · The Mill That Became a Waterworks · Water Mains · The Post Offices
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- MacdonaldIron mines
- MailhiotThe Post Offices
- MailhotCercle des fermières (rural women’s association) · Gaston Mailhot and his beginnings at the general store · The Caisse Populaire of Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · Rue Narcisse-Beaudet · The Tomaterie (Tomato Cannery) · Timber · The mill on lot 343 · The Manoir Site · Water Mains · The Schoolmistresses · The Post Offices · Iron mines · Three Houses, One Family: the Méthots · A Trois-Rivières Bridge Runs Aground at St-Pierre-les-Becquets
- Manset1672 or 1679? · Family Names: Fournier and Cloutier · Family names: Lauzon, Habermaker, Manset · Shale Gas at Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · Carried off by Abenakis! · Shale Gas · Rue Narcisse-Beaudet · René-Pinot Street (Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets) · Father Joseph Bailey · The physicians · The militiamen of 1812 at St-Pierre-les-Becquets · Méthot and Siméon-Charland Streets · Memories of a Young Immigrant in 1951 · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury · A Trois-Rivières Bridge Runs Aground at St-Pierre-les-Becquets · A Tornado at Sainte-Cécile-de-Lévrard.
- MarchandThe municipal water system, from then to now · The Mill That Became a Waterworks · The Carignan-Salières regiment and the companies of Tracy · The Manoir Site · Water Mains
- MarchildonDiversion of the main road at St-Pierre · The Tomaterie (Tomato Cannery)
- MargueriteFather Joseph Bailey · The Schoolmistresses · Méthot and Siméon-Charland Streets
- MarieDésiré-Olivier Bourbeau, a man of Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · Carried off by Abenakis! · Jean-Baptiste Lelaidier · The mill on lot 343 · The Mill That Became a Waterworks · The Manoir Site · The Post Offices · Three Houses, One Family: the Méthots
- Marie-ClaraThe Manoir Site · Méthot and Siméon-Charland Streets · Three Houses, One Family: the Méthots
- Marie-LouiseHistorical Sketch of the Lévrard-Becquet Seigneury · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury · Chapter 4: Louise Mousseau (Monceau), the guardian (1635-1707) · Chapter 3: Romain Becquet, seigneur in spite of himself (1640-1682)
- Marie-MargueriteThe physicians
- Marie-VictorinDiversion of the main road at St-Pierre · Domaine de Lapérade · The Caisse Populaire of Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · Rosaire Tousignant’s Grocery Store · The Post Offices · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury · Chapter 1: Our region, from prehistory to the arrival of the Europeans.
- MarquetteThe mill on lot 343 · Romain Becquet
- MartinThe Gouin Parish Priests · The militiamen of 1812 at St-Pierre-les-Becquets
- MassonHistorical Sketch of the Lévrard-Becquet Seigneury · René-Pinot Street (Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets) · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury · Not an Easy Thing, Being a Seigneur…
- MauraultThe Mill That Became a Waterworks
- MauriceThe Mill on Lot 178 · Water Mains · Méthot and Siméon-Charland Streets
- MédéricWater Mains · The Post Offices
- MercierThe mill on lot 343 · The Gouin Parish Priests
- MéthotThe Tomaterie (Tomato Cannery) · The Manoir Site · The Post Offices · Méthot and Siméon-Charland Streets · Three Houses, One Family: the Méthots · A Trois-Rivières Bridge Runs Aground at St-Pierre-les-Becquets
- MezerayThree Houses, One Family: the Méthots
- MichelJean-Baptiste Lelaidier · Rosaire Tousignant’s Grocery Store · The Schoolmistresses · Not an Easy Thing, Being a Seigneur…
- MonceauFrom Yesterday to Today · Chapter 4: Louise Mousseau (Monceau), the guardian (1635-1707)
- MonpasDiversion of the main road at St-Pierre
- MontalembertThe Post Offices
- MorasDiversion of the main road at St-Pierre · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury
- MorinDomaine de Lapérade · The Caisse Populaire of Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets
- MorissetteThe Mill That Became a Waterworks · Water Mains
- MorrissetteThe Post Offices
- MousseauFrom Yesterday to Today · Chapter 4: Louise Mousseau (Monceau), the guardian (1635-1707) · Not an Easy Thing, Being a Seigneur… · Chapter 3: Romain Becquet, seigneur in spite of himself (1640-1682)
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- NapoléonDiversion of the main road at St-Pierre · Timber · The Post Offices · Iron mines
- NaudièreDomaine de Lapérade · The Manoir Site
- NeaultCercle des fermières (rural women’s association) · The Mayrand Couple Settle in St-Pierre-les-Becquets · The Mill on Lot 190 · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury · A Trois-Rivières Bridge Runs Aground at St-Pierre-les-Becquets
- NicolasJean-Baptiste Lelaidier · The Manoir Site
- NormandThe Mill That Became a Waterworks · Chapter 1: Our region, from prehistory to the arrival of the Europeans. · A Trois-Rivières Bridge Runs Aground at St-Pierre-les-Becquets
- NormandinThe Manoir Site
O
- OctaveDésiré-Olivier Bourbeau, a man of Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · Shale Gas at Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · Shale Gas · Jean-Baptiste Lelaidier · The Mill on Lot 178
- OlivierThe Tomato: Its History · The mill on lot 343 · The militiamen of 1812 at St-Pierre-les-Becquets · A Trois-Rivières Bridge Runs Aground at St-Pierre-les-Becquets
- OscarCercle des fermières (rural women’s association) · Jean-Baptiste Lelaidier
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- PanetThe Manoir Site
- PaquinDiversion of the main road at St-Pierre · Shale Gas at Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · Shale Gas · The municipal water system, from then to now · The Mill on Lot 190 · The Post Offices · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury
- ParadisThe Manoir Site · Three Houses, One Family: the Méthots
- Paradis-MéthotThe Manoir Site
- ParisWhat they drank, under the French regime. · The Caisse Populaire of Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · The Tomaterie (Tomato Cannery) · Timber · The mill on lot 343 · Water Mains · The Cemeteries · The Post Offices · Chapter 4: Louise Mousseau (Monceau), the guardian (1635-1707)
- PattersonTimber · Iron mines
- Paul-ÉmileThe Mill That Became a Waterworks · Water Mains · The Gouin Parish Priests
- PélerinChapter 4: Louise Mousseau (Monceau), the guardian (1635-1707)
- PellerinChapter 4: Louise Mousseau (Monceau), the guardian (1635-1707) · Not an Easy Thing, Being a Seigneur… · Chapter 3: Romain Becquet, seigneur in spite of himself (1640-1682)
- PépinCercle des fermières (rural women’s association) · Diversion of the main road at St-Pierre · The Oldest House in the Seigneury · The mill on lot 343 · The Manoir Site · The Schoolmistresses · The militiamen of 1812 at St-Pierre-les-Becquets · The Post Offices
- PerreaultCercle des fermières (rural women’s association) · Father Joseph Bailey
- PetitclercThe Manoir Site
- PhillipsThe Post Offices
- PierreFamily names: Lauzon, Habermaker, Manset · Historical Sketch of the Lévrard-Becquet Seigneury · Gérard Demers · René-Pinot Street (Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets) · The Mill on Lot 178 · The mill on lot 343 · The Mill That Became a Waterworks · The Carignan-Salières regiment and the companies of Tracy · The Manoir Site · The Schoolmistresses · The physicians · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury · Chapter 4: Louise Mousseau (Monceau), the guardian (1635-1707) · Iron mines · Not an Easy Thing, Being a Seigneur… · Chapter 3: Romain Becquet, seigneur in spite of himself (1640-1682)
- PinotRené-Pinot Street (Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets) · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury
- PoissonCercle des fermières (rural women’s association) · First the Tomatoes Had to Be Scalded · The Caisse Populaire of Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · Taking in the tomatoes at the cannery · Rue Narcisse-Beaudet · The Tomaterie (Tomato Cannery) · Ketchup · Rosaire Tousignant's Grocery Store · The Post Offices · Secretary of the Tomato Cannery · Sterilizing the cans and making the ketchup
- Poisson-TousignantRosaire Tousignant’s Grocery Store
- Poitras1672 or 1679? · The Manoir Site
- ProvencherThe Mill That Became a Waterworks
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- RageotThree Houses, One Family: the Méthots
- RaudotHistorical Sketch of the Lévrard-Becquet Seigneury · Not an Easy Thing, Being a Seigneur…
- RaymondRené-Pinot Street (Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets) · The mill on lot 343 · The Gouin Parish Priests · The Written Word Remains
- Regnault1672 or 1679?
- RhoThe Cemeteries
- RivardThe Mill That Became a Waterworks · The Manoir Site · The Post Offices
- RobergeThe Mill on Lot 190 · The Manoir Site
- RodolpheCercle des fermières (rural women’s association)
- Romain1672 or 1679? · From Yesterday to Today · Historical Sketch of the Lévrard-Becquet Seigneury · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury · Chapter 4: Louise Mousseau (Monceau), the guardian (1635-1707) · Not an Easy Thing, Being a Seigneur…
- RosaireThe Mill That Became a Waterworks · Rosaire Tousignant’s Grocery Store · Rosaire Tousignant's Grocery Store
- RousseauThe Schoolmistresses · Three Houses, One Family: the Méthots
- RouxCercle des fermières (rural women’s association) · The Mill That Became a Waterworks · The Post Offices · Romain Becquet · Thomas-Aimé Chandonnet
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- SauvageauThe municipal water system, from then to now · Water Mains
- SignayThe Cemeteries
- SophieHistorical Sketch of the Lévrard-Becquet Seigneury · The Railways in the Seigneury of Lévrard-Becquet · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury
- SpénardThe Tomaterie (Tomato Cannery) · The Post Offices
- Spénard-PoissonThe Work of the Tomato Peelers · Peeling with a Spoon · Sterilizing the cans and making the ketchup · A Tomato Worker, Cécile Spénard-Poisson
- St-CyrThe mill on lot 343 · The Post Offices
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- Talon1672 or 1679? · What they drank, under the French regime.
- TarieuDomaine de Lapérade · Historical Sketch of the Lévrard-Becquet Seigneury · The Oldest House in the Seigneury · The Carignan-Salières regiment and the companies of Tracy · The Manoir Site · The Schoolmistresses · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury
- ThéophileThree Houses, One Family: the Méthots
- ThérèseThe Oldest House in the Seigneury · Father Louis · Thomas-Aimé Chandonnet
- ThiffaultThe mill on lot 343
- ThomasCarried off by Abenakis! · The Tomato: Its History · The municipal water system, from then to now · The mill on lot 343 · The Mill That Became a Waterworks · The Carignan-Salières regiment and the companies of Tracy · The Post Offices · Thomas-Aimé Chandonnet
- ThomurHistorical Sketch of the Lévrard-Becquet Seigneury · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury
- TourignyGérard Demers · The mill on lot 343 · The Mill That Became a Waterworks
- TousignantDiversion of the main road at St-Pierre · Shale Gas at Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · Shale Gas · The Caisse Populaire of Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · The Mill on Lot 178 · Rosaire Tousignant’s Grocery Store · Rosaire Tousignant's Grocery Store · The Post Offices · The Origin of the Names of Our Seigneury · Secretary of the Tomato Cannery · Thomas-Aimé Chandonnet · A Tornado at Sainte-Cécile-de-Lévrard.
- TremblayThe Gouin Parish Priests
- TrottainThe Manoir Site
- TrottierThe Tomaterie (Tomato Cannery) · Water Mains · The Schoolmistresses · The Post Offices
- TrudelThe Manoir Site · Three Houses, One Family: the Méthots
- TurcotteThe Mill on Lot 178 · Water Mains
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- VervilleThe Mill That Became a Waterworks
- VézinaThe Caisse Populaire of Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets · The Mill on Lot 178 · A Trois-Rivières Bridge Runs Aground at St-Pierre-les-Becquets
- VienThe Gouin Parish Priests
- VilleneuveThe Oldest House in the Seigneury · The mill on lot 343 · The Mill That Became a Waterworks · The Manoir Site · Chapter 1: Our region, from prehistory to the arrival of the Europeans.
- VitalThe Manoir Site