In
this month's COUSINS:
- What's New: Distractions
- This month's Feature: A re-cap
of the children of Robert PEPIN and Marie-Anne DELASSE
- Ramblings From the Editor
- NewsLetter info
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WHAT'S NEW
I have been aware, these last few weeks,
that I really really needed to get the newsletter out – but I’ve been
distracted. Fortunately, all but of
these distractions have nothing to do with our family (and the one that did has
resolved itself in a most positive way). There
have been some that effected friends of mine in British Columbia, which are
mostly resolved.
Damn shame is, the One Thing that weights
heaviest on my mind is something I can do nothing about, and voicing my true and
honest opinion will wait until later.
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THIS MONTH'S FEATURE: A
re-cap aof the children of II--Robert Pepin and his second wife Marie-Anne
Delasse
Last month, we looked at Marie-Agnes and her husband Pierre PLOUF.
Marie-Agnes,
baptized 13 July 1730, is listed in the Tanguay as the 7th
child of Robert PEPIN and second wife Marie-Anne DELASSE.
Robert PEPIN,
son of Robert PEPIN and Marie Crete, baptized in 1677, married, on 15
September 1715, in Montréal
Marie-Anne
DELASSE, eldest child of Jean-Pierre DELASSE dit Lafleur and Jeanne
CHABAUDIER dit Lépine
It was
Robert’s second marriage and Marie-Anne’s first. Robert’s first was to Elisabeth ROYER. Marie-Anne would become the second wife of Jean DANY, son of
Nicolas DANY dit Tourangeau and Marie-Anne FORTIER, on 21 Feb 1757 at
Ste-Geneviève, Montréal (Jean DANY’s first wife was Marie-Angélique
COUILLARD
Together Robert PEPIN (Robert I) and Marie Anne DELASSE had 7 children.
1. Louis PEPIN, baptized 5 April 1716
2. Joseph PEPIN, baptized 5 May 1717 at St-François, I.J.; married 25
April 1746 Marie-Louise FRENCHE dit Laframboise at Pointe-Claire
3. Suzanne PEPIN, baptized 1719; married 15 Jan 1748 François GODFROY;
married 10 September 1764 Pierre JAVRAY at Ste-Anne-de-Détroit; buried 6
Feb 1793
4. Marie PEPIN, baptized 1723; married 18 November 1743 Quentin
MAUROIS dit St. Quentin at Montréal
5. Thérèse PEPIN married 6 November 1752 Etienne BOILEAU at St.
Geneviève, Montréal
6. Jean PEPIN, buried 13 August 1729
7. Marie-Agnes PEPIN, baptized 13 July 1730; married 13 July 1750
Pierre PLOUF at Ste-Geneviève, M.
If you can add/subtract/change any of this, send it on via email.
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RAMBLINGS FROM THE
EDITOR
One of my pet
peeves is pushy people.
I don’t push well. One
fellow here has discovered exactly how well I DON’T push; needless to say,
the business venture I was introduced to will not only sit on the back
burner for awhile, I may well wrap in tin foil and stuff it in the back of
the freezer. Mind you, the
horse’s hind end who did the pushing is not the fellow who introduced me
to this business venture; David, in fact, was most understanding about me
stepping back. It was the guy
who introduced David to this business venture and it took me almost an hour
to explain to him what took not quite 55 seconds to explain to David.
Another of my pet peeves are bullies. Take the snot-nosed brat in the big white building in Washington DC
– please. A good place to start would be the wood shed.
I do not feel comfortable voicing my true opinion of what’s going
on in the world right now, mostly because such commentary could be construed
as conduct unbecoming an American and being where I am, could make things
difficult at best.
Was talking with a friend the other day and conversation turned to
what came to pass yesterday. She
said she’d been speaking with someone who enthusiastically supported such
action, who sited that the Bible Itself supported marching into the midst of
Evil and destroying it utterly. It
took a couple days for the chill in the pit of my stomach to warm up enough
to take food again.
The Chill is still there because weapons and warfare have changed
considerably since Biblical times. The
Chill is still there because it is no longer a matter of the combatants
gathering to throw stones and swat at each other with swords. The Chill is still there because I am terrified, right down to the
very core of my soul.
Pray with me, Family. Send
up your prayers in accordance to your personal beliefs. Pray for those who must go. Pray
for those who have no choice in this – pray for those who will die and not
know why.
Pray for
World Peace.
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NEWSLETTER
INFORMATION
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This
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20 March 2003, 2:11 P.M. PDST
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