Leandre Leduc + Julie Pilon

Leandre Leduc had a brother Jules Leduc who married (Mar 10 1904 @ st. clement) Meriza "Marise" Daoust: d/o Toussaint Daoust and Caroline Barrette.

Meanwhile, Leandre a marie Julie Pilon, fille de Isidore Pilon et Adelaide Dubuc. m. sep 25, 1883.

Dubuc, Pilon, Poirier, Lapalme, Leduc, Maurice, Tetreault

Ernest Attfield

b. Richmond, Surrey, England, 1880
son of Joseph Attfield (brick layer)
dwelling: 17 Red Lion St Lodging House

Leandre Leduc

son of Francois Leduc and Euphrosine Poirier
born at St-Clement-de-Beauharnois, QC 17 May 1846

http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500114778232&lds=1®ion=11®ionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99

Euphemie Sinotte Loiselle

Looks like Euphemie Sinotte died at Manchester, New Hampshire.

http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/SSDI/individual_record.asp?recid=001409685&lds=3®ion=-1®ionfriendly=&frompage=99

Here it is.

33540 Castelmoron-d'Albret, Gironde, Aquitania, France

The home town of Jean Gabouriau/Gaboriau/Gabouriault/Gaboriault dit Lapalme.
b. c. 1720

J G Lapalme was from Guyenne?

http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/th/read/QUEBEC-RESEARCH/2007-09/1189058599

L'as de Nimes

The coat of arms for the city of Nimes appears on a medal that was awarded to French citizens for bravery(?), military service(?) throughout the 18th and perhaps even the 17th centuries. An habitant of New France was likely awarded this medal at some time and earned the nickname "La Palme" because of the palm tree on one side of the medal (also seen in the coat of arms for the city of Nimes). The nickname of the medal was therefore likely "La Palme" and receipients of the medal gave themselves the nickname of La Palme.