Observed arrival · 2026-09-21
Fils majeur: One Marriage, From Nothing
A French-Canadian genealogy notebook that traces two people from a single 1830 marriage toward their immigrant ancestors.
- For
- Genealogy researchers interested in transparent evidence
- Worth noticing
- Every claim carries a computed grade, from Proven to Disproven, rather than a manually chosen confidence label.
Field notes
The research follows Louis Comte and Rose David from their 1 February 1830 marriage at St-Constant, using parish indexes and referenced archival records. Entries preserve corrections, source-repository decisions, missing-page problems, and the authors’ changing schema. The site says its evidence grades are computed from records rather than typed manually, with categories ranging from Proven to Disproven. The homepage also identifies Généalogie Québec’s LAFRANCE index as part of the search workflow.
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