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mzmolly

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2. I also have an ancestor I traced to Quebec

Reply to LostOne4Ever (Reply #1)

Sat May 30, 2026, 05:00 PM

Saturday

born in 1834. They moved to Minnesota in the 1800's. I inquired with Canadian immigration online, but have yet to hear back. I'm sure their busy with a glut of inquiries from American's with a similar circumstance.

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I can track an ancestor back to Qubec in 1770 LostOne4Ever Saturday #1

I also have an ancestor I traced to Quebec mzmolly Saturday #2

My grandmother was born in Quebec. debsy 22 hrs ago #3

My grandfather was born in BC HariSeldon 20 hrs ago #4

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