These pictures were taken by Real Gagnon. I no longer can reach his site, but give him full credit. Hopefully to travel there myself one day to get more pictures.
Generation One:
Pierre Gagnon b. 14 February 1612 at La Gagnoniere, Perche, France; m. 14 February 1642 Vincente Desvarieux at Notre Dame Quebec, Quebec, Canada; d. 17 April 1699 at Chateau-RIcher, Quebec, Canada
Their Children:
1. Jean b. 3 May 1643 at Quebec, Quebec, Canada; m. Marguerite Racine; d. 27 Oct 1699 at Château-Richer, Québec, Canada, aged 56 years
2. Anne b. 25 June 1643 at Quebec, Quebec, Canada; before 1666, aged 22 years
3. Pierre b. 1646 at Quebec, Quebec, Canada
4. Jeanne b. 30 June 1648 at Quebec, Quebec, Canada; d. 6 September 1648 at Quebec, Quebec, Canada, aged 2 mos.
5. Pierre-Paul b. 5 September 1649 at Quebec, Quebec, Canada; He was ordained on 21 December 1677 at Quebec, Quebec, Canada; was the third priest ordained in Quebec; d. 6 Apr 1711 in Beaupré, Québec, Canada (drowned).
7. Joseph b. 27 Dec 1651 at Quebec, Quebec, Canada; d. 28 April 1680 at Quebec, Quebec, Canada, aged 28 years.
8. Rene b. 18 September 1653 at Quebec, Quebec, Canada; d. 7 October 1653 at Quebec, Quebec, Canada;
9. Marie-Madeleine b. 10 February 1655 at Quebec, Quebec, Canada; She began her novitiate in 1665; entered the Augustine convent (Mere des Anges) in Quebec city at the age of 13; was ordained on 5 Jun 1669, and took final vows 26 Mar 1671 at Quebec, Quebec, Canada; d. 22 Mar 1677 at Quebec, Quebec, Canada, aged 22 years; Upon her death she was described by the nuns of the Hotel de Dieu in Quebec as "truly comparable to the angels in her purity, her spirit of peace and sweetness and for her devotion...".
10. Raphael b. 4 April 1658 at Quebec, Quebec, Canada; d. bet 1667 and 1681 in Château-Richer, Québec, Canada, aged 8 years
11. Noël b. 9 Feb 1660 at Quebec, Quebec, Canada; m. 8 June 1683 Genevieve Fortin; d. 25 Nov 1708 in Château-Richer, Québec, Canada
Pierre Gagnon was born in Le Gagnonnierre, Perche, France. He was baptized at the church of Saint-Aubin, Tourouvre, Perche, France. Around 1640, Pierre with his two brothers, Mathurin and Jean, and a cousin Robert travel to Quebec to join their sister who had already traveled over with her husband, Eloi Tavernier. Their widowed mother, Renee Roger, also joins them.
For several years the brothers bought and established farms along the coast of Bowspirit between Castle- Richer and Sainte- Anne. During the winter months they would move to Quebec where they also became traders. On 14 August 1651, they bought land along the Lower City. On 6 October 1658, they bought a store.
His was a land grant of 6.5 arpents on the river by 126 arpents deep. On 13 May 1657, he ceded a half arpent of his land to Nicholas Lebel, bordering that of Jean Cachon, Jr. He took it back 29 December 1668.
Generation Two:
Pierre Gagnon b. 1646 at Quebec, Quebec, Canada; m. 6 February 1669 Barbe Fortin at Chateau Richer, Quebec, Canada; d. 10 August 1687 at Quebec, Quebec, Canada, aged 41 years.
Their Children:
1. Marie-Madeleine b. 28 March 1671 in Château-Richer, Québec, Canada; m. 10 June 1686 Rene Le Page;
2. Joseph b. 1 Jan 1673 at Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada; m. 17 February 1700 Agatha Belanger
3. Geneviève b. 4 March 1674 at Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada; m. 18 February 1692 Charles Belanger
4. Augustin b. 18 October 1675 at Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada; d. 1681, aged 5 years
5. Pierre b. 4 January 1677 at Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada; m. 14 November 1701 ISabelle Lacriox
6. Charles b. 17 May 1679 at Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada; m. 19 January 1706 Anne Belanger; d. 17 February 1759 at St Michael, Quebec, Quebec, Canada, aged 79 years.
7. Marguerite b. 9 February 1681 at Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada; d. 30 May 1686, aged 4 years.
8. Marguerite b. 2 February 1682 at Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada; m. 24 November 1704 Pierre LeFrancois;
9. Alexandre b. 7 January 1684 at at Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada; m. 26 August 1711 Angelique Caron;
10. Marguerite b. 7 January 1687 at Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada; d. 24 December 1722 at Château-Richer, Québec, Canada;
11. Jean Baptiste b. 25 February 1688 at Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada;
M[arriage] 62 Pierre Gagnon and Barbe Fortin
In the year of O[ur] L[ord] J[esus] Ch[rist] one thousand six hundred sixty-nine, Mister deCaumont, missionary priest, published the bans and not finding any impediment married Pierre Gagnon and Barbe Fortin, living in Cap Tourmente, and in the presence of Jean Gagnon and Étienne Racine, Joseph Gravelle, and Jacques Gamache. F. Fillon, Missionary Priest
Jean Baptiste Gagnon b. 25 February 1688 at Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada; He was baptized on 26 Feb 1688 in Beaupré, Québec; m(1)15 June 1714 Francoise Ouellet at Rivierre Ouelle, Quebec, Canada; m(2) abt Jan 1726 Marie-Françoise St Pierre; m(3) 17 August 1750 Marie-Anne dit Lafrance at La Pocatiere, Quebec, Canada; m(4) 19 September 1762 Marie-Reine Jean d. He signed a marriage contract on 4 Jan 1726 in St-Roch-des-Aulnaies, Quebec; d. 3 Feb 1769 in Ste-Anne de la Pocatière, Québec, Canada
M(1) Children:
1. Joseph b. 28 January 1716 at La Pocatiere, Quebec, Canada; d. 7 July 1738 at La Pocatiere, Quebec, Canada
2. Marie Francois b. 20 April 1716 at La Pocatiere, Quebec, Canada; d. 20 April 1719 at La Pocatiere, Quebec, Canada
3. Jean Baptiste b. 23 June 1723 at La Pocatiere, Quebec, Canada; d. 22 December 1725
M(2) Children:
4. Michel b. 20 February 1728 at Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada;
5. Jean Baptistie b. abt 1730 at Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada; m. 20 November 1752 Marie-Josèphe Mignault dit Labrie at La Pocatiere, Quebec, Canada
6. Pierre Roch b. abt 1732 at Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada; m. 21 June 1756 Marie Josephe Pain at La Pocatiere, Quebec, Canada; d. 18 April 1757, aged 25 years
7. Marie Josephe b. 6 March 1735 at Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada; m. 18 Janaury 1752 Michel Grondin at St. Roch, Quebec, Canada;
8. Marie Anne b, 29 Ocotber 1736 at St. Roch des Aulnaies, L'Islet, Quebec, Canada; d, 8 December 1738 at St. Roch des Aulnaies, L'Islet, Quebec, Canada, aged 2 years.
Generation Four:
Michel Gagnon- b. 20 February 1728 at Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada; m. 29 July 1754 Marie Josette Parent at Beauport, Quebec, Canada; d. bef. April 1777, aged 49 years.
Their Children:
1. Michel b. 13 August 1755 at St-Roch-des-Aulnaies, L'Islet, Québec;
Generation Five:
Michel Gagnon- b. 13 August 1755 at St-Roch-des-Aulnaies, L'Islet, Québec; m. 8 April 1777 Marie Felicite Pelletier at St-Roch-des-Aulnaies, Québec, Canada; He died on 15 Mar 1830 in St- Pascal, Kamouraska.
Their Children:
1. Michel b. 1778 at St-Roch-des-Aulnaies, Québec, Canada; d. 8 April 1778 at St-Roch-des-Aulnaies, Québec, Canada, ages 3 mos.
2. Michel b. 17 February 1779 at St-Roch-des-Aulnaies, Québec, Canada; d. 21 May 1782 at St-Roch-des-Aulnaies, Québec, Canada, 3 years.
3. Marie Felicite b. 1780 at St-Roch-des-Aulnaies, Québec, Canada
4. Michel b. 1783 at St-Roch-des-Aulnaies, Québec, Canada; d. 3 February 1787 at St-Roch-des-Aulnaies, Québec, Canada, aged 4 years
5. Marie Charlotte b. 1784 at St-Roch-des-Aulnaies, Québec, Canada; d. 24 February 1787 at St-Roch-des-Aulnaies, Québec, Canada, aged 3 years
6. Prosper b. September at St-Roch-des-Aulnaies, Québec, Canada
He was a blacksmith.
Generation Six:
Prospère Gagnon- b. 16 September 1790 at Ste-Anne-de-la-Pocatière, Kamouraska, Québec, Canada; m. 10 September 1813 Marie Anne Ouellette at Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada; d/ 12 August 1847 at St. Luce, Madawaska, Aroostock, ME
Their Children:
1. Michel b. 12 December 1814 at Trois-Pistoles, Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada
2. Marie Marcelline b. 7 January 1817 at Trois-Pistoles, Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada
3. Antoine b. 23 June 1818 at Trois-Pistoles, Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada
4. Angélique b. abt 1820 at Trois-Pistoles, Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada
5. Thomas b. 25 June 1823 at Trois-Pistoles, Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada
Pierre was baptised on 17 September 1790 at Ste-Anne de la Pocatière, Québec. His godparents were François Pelletier and Marie François Gauvin.When he married in 1813 present as witnesses were Michel Gagnon (Prospère's father), Dignale Roi, Ignace Lavoie, Jr, Etienne Tardif, and Antoine Ouellette (Marie Anne's father), Alexandre Tardif, Jean Baptiste Cayouette, François Ouellet, "and several other relatives and friends of the bride and groom. In the children's baptismal records, he is listed as a "forgeron," or blacksmith. Prospère and his family appeared in the 1825 Census of Lower Canada, as Prospère Gagnon, living in Trois Pistoles in a household with 3 children under the age of 6, and two between the age of 6 and 14; one married male 25-40; and one married female 14-45.
Then in 1831, summer, the family moved again to the upper St. John River Valley, now known as Frenchville. By 1833 Prospere shows up in the New Brunswick, Canada. That year the New Brunswick provincial census taken at that time lists Prospere, his wife and five of his children (3 sons and 2 daughters). At that time they had no livestock, did no sow and raise crops and were living as tenants. Prospere was described as a laborer, needing assistance and there was a note that the family"requires almost immediate relief." Prospere's siblings had all moved to the area.
In the 1840 US Census of Madawaska settlements south of St. John River, Aroostock, Maine, Prosper is in the household with the following: 1 make between 40 and 49; 1 male between 20-29; 1 male between 15-19; 1 female between 60-70; 1 female between 30-40; 1 female between 20-30.
Prospère died on 11 Aug 1847 in Frenchville, Maine, and was buried on 12 Aug 1847 in Ste-Luce Cemetery, Frenchville, Maine. The burial record is in the Ste-Luce parish register (1847, p.93a). "August 12th 1847 we buried in the cemetery of this place the body of Prospère Gagnon, deceased yesterday at the age of 55 years, husband of Marie Anne Ouellet of this parish. Present were Hilarion Daigle and Joseph Albert, who did not know how to sign. H Dionne, priest"
Note: In November 1833 the Provincial government of New Brunswick undertook a census of the Madawaska Settlement, which was going through a very difficult time: crops had failed and a large part of the population were very bad off. New Brunswick decided to find out what kinds of assistance were needed and how much, so they surveyed the population, asking not only the number of people in each household but also how much livestock they had, how much and which crops had been sown and harvested in that year and in previous years.
Generation Seven:
Michel Gagnon-b. 12 December 1814 at Trois-Pistoles, Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada; m. Marie Anne Thibodeau b. 1819 at St. Basile, Madawaska,
Their Children:
1. Ezeckel b. 1840 at St. Basile, Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada
2. Clarisse b. abt 1840 at St. Basile, Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada; m. 5 October 1859 Pierre Jacques at Van Buren, Aroostock ME
3. Isaie b. 20 November 1841 at St. Basile, Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada; m. Georgina Parent
4. Modeste b. 22 January 1845 at St. Bruno's Parish, Van Buren, Arsoostock, ME;
5. Marie Rose b. 27 June 1846 at St. Bruno's Parish, Van Buren, Arsoostock, ME; d. bef. 1850, aged 3 years
6. Marie Osithée b. 11 May 1848 at St. Bruno's Parish, Van Buren, Arsoostock, ME;
7. Sophie b. 15 Dec 1849 at St. Bruno's Parish, Van Buren, Arsoostock, ME;
8. Michel b. 10 August 1851 at St. Bruno's Parish, Van Buren, Arsoostock, ME;
9. Antoine b. 1853 at St. Bruno's Parish, Van Buren, Arsoostock, ME;
10. Thomas b. 17 February 1855 at St. Bruno's Parish, Van Buren, Arsoostock, ME;
11. Zelia b. 1857 at St. Bruno's Parish, Van Buren, Arsoostock, ME;
12 Suzanne Laura b. 17 November 1858 at St. Bruno's Parish, Van Buren, Arsoostock, ME;
13. Marguerite b. 16 February 1861 at St. Bruno's Parish, Van Buren, Arsoostock, ME;
14. Vital b. 9 October 1862 at St. Bruno's Parish, Van Buren, Arsoostock, ME;
Michel was baptized 13 December 1814 at St. Louis Church, Kamouraska, Québec, Canada. His godfather was Michel Gagnon and his godmother was Claire Morin. He moved from Kamouraska to the Madawaska region with his parents, brothers and sisters in about the summer of 1831, at the age of 16. He was not listed in the same household as his parents in the 1840 census. He was most likely at the household of his father-in-law Michel Thibodeau, along with his wife Marie-Anne Thibodeau at Madawaska, New Brunswick Canada. The first few children were baptised at St. Basile's Parish, Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada. Daughters Modeste and Marie Rose were baptised in 1845 and 1846 at St. Luce's Parish, Madawaska, Aroostock, ME
The 1850 US Census in Van Buren Plantation, Maine:
Michael Gormeo, aged 37 years, laborer, born in Canada, can not read or write;
Nancy, wife, aged 31 years born in New Brunswick, can not read or wrote;
Zayer, aged 10 years, male, born in New Brunswick;
Clorice, aged 8 years, female, born in Maine;
Modest, aged 5 years, female, born in Maine;
Rose, aged 4 years, female, born in Maine;
Sophia aged 8/12 mos., female, born in Maine;
Lewis Gormro, aged 35 years, male, laborer, born in Canada
The 1860 US Census in Township K, Range 2, Aroostook, Maine, take on 10 July 1860
Mitchele Gonyou, aged 46 years, male, farmer, real estate valued at $100, personal estate $40, born in Upper Canada, couldn't read or write,
Mary A., aged 41 years, female, born in New Brunswick, can not read or write
Ezekel, aged 20 years, male, farm laborer, born in New Brunswick, can not read or write
Modeste. aged 15 years, female, domestic, born in New Brunswick
Sophia, aged 11 years, female, born in Maine
Mitchele, aged 9 years, male, born in Maine
Anthony, aged 7 years, male, born in Maine
Thomas, aged 5 years, born in Maine
Ezeta, aged 3 years, female, born in Maine
Laura, aged 1 year, female, born in Maine
The 1870 US census in Township K, Range 2, Aroostook, Maine, taken on 2 July 1870
Michael Gonier, aged 56 years, male, white, farmer, real estate worth $200, personal estate worth $150, born in Canada, both parents of foreign birth, couldn't read or write, citizen of US,
Mary Ann, aged 47 years, female, white, keeping home, born in New Brunswick, both parent of foreign birth, can not read or write.
Mitchell, aged 19 years, male, white, farmer, born in Maine, both parents of foreign birth, can not read or write
Anthony, aged 17 years, male, white, farmer,born in Maine, both parents of foreign birth, can not read or write
Thomas, aged 15 years, male, white, farmer, born in Maine, both parents of foreign birth, can not read or write
Yeta, aged 13 years, female, white, at home, born in Maine, both parents of foreign birth,
Laura, aged 12 years, female, white, at home, born in Maine, both parents of foreign birth,
Maggie, aged 10 years, female, white, at home, born in Maine, both parents of foreign birth,
Vetal, aged 8 years, male, white, at home, born in Maine, both parents of foreign birth,
The 1880 US census in K Plantation, Aroostook, Maine, taken on 28 June 1880
Mitchel Gagnon ("fils" first), white, male, aged 68 years, farmer, married, can not read or write, born in Canada, parents born in Canada,
Marie, white, female, aged 60 years, wife, married, at home, can not read or write, born in Maine, both parents born in Maine
Zelia, white, female, aged 23 years, daughter single, at home can not write, born in Maine, father born in Canada, mother born in Maine
Laura, white, female, aged 21 years, daughter, single, at home, can not write, born in Maine, father born in Canada, mother born in Maine
Margaurette, white, female, aged 19 years, at home, single, at home, born in Maine, father born in Canada, mother born in Maine
Vetal, white, male, aged 18 years, son, single, at home, can not read or write, born in Maine, father born in Canada, mother born in Maine.
next door to "Mitchell Gagnon, Jr." and his family
Thomas Gagnon was born on 13 Feb and baptized on 17 Feb 1855 in Van Buren, Aroostock, Maine; m(1) abt 1875 Philomene Morin; m(2) 1898 Madeliene Helen Corbin; d. 13 April 1925
M(1) Children:
1. Paul b. abt 1876
2. Vetal b. abt 1878
3. Helen b. abt 1880
4. Irene b. abt 1882
5. Levi b. abt 1884
6. Louis b. abt 1884
7. Thomas b. abt 1886
8. Carry b. 5 June 1888 at Aroostock, Mane
9. Olive b. 1 January1892 at New Brunswick, Canada
10. John b. 9 May 1894 at New Brunswick, Canada
11. Marie b. 24 September 1985 at New Brunswick, Canada
12. Joseph b. 21 June 1899 at New Brunswick, Canada
M(2) Children:
13. Dennis Anthonase b. 3 May 1901 at St. Leonard, Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada; m.11 December 1923 Odeanna Marie Caron
14. Leonard b. 17 December 1902 at St. Leonard, Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada
15. Edouard b. 9 December 1904 at St. Leonard, Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada
16. Patrick b. 20 February 1906 at Quebec, Quebec, Canada
17. Ferlene b. 1910
The most difficult task was to assign dates of births to all of the children. I have looked over vital records that I could obtain and combined them with charts sent by different Gagnon family members. I am hoping the Gagnon Reunion books will enlighten me more on exactly who is who, since I can not find everyone in the Census Records.
1901 T Leonard, Victoria, New Brunswick, Canada:
Thomas Gagnon, male, head, married, b. 3 February 1855, aged 46 years, born in United States, in Canada since 1885, Canadian origin, Roman Catholic, a journalier, can speak English, can speak French
Madeleine Gagnon, female, wife, b, 5 July 1880, aged 20 years, born in United States, in Canada since 1890, Canadian origin, Roman Catholic, can speak French
Carry Gagnon female, daughter, single, b, 5 June 1888, aged 12 years, born in United States, in Canada since 1890, Canadian origin, Roman Catholic, can speak French.
Olive Gagnon, female, daughter single, b. 1 January 1892, aged 9 years, born in New Brunswick, Canadian origin, Roman Catholic, can speak French
Johnny Gagnon, male, son, single, b. 9 May 1894, aged 6 years, born in New Brunswick, Canadian orgin, Roman Catholic, can speak French
Marie Gagnon, female, daughter, single, b. 24 September 1895, aged 5 years, born in New Brunswick, Canadian orgin, Roman Catholic, can speak French
Joseph, Gagnon, male, son, single, b. 12 June 1899, aged 1 year, born in New Brunswick, Canadian orgin, Roman Catholic, can speak French
Thomas Gagnon, head, male, white, aged 55 years, married for second time for 12 years, not able to read or write, owns home, free of mortgage, house, 15 on farm schedule, born in Maine, father born in Canada French, mother born in Canada French, speaks French, laborer, does odd jobs, works on own, has been out of work since 10 April 1910, unemployed for 13 weeks since 1909.
Ellen Gagnon, wife, female, white, aged 29 years, married once for 12 years, had six children, four are living, can not read or write, born in Maine, father born in Canada French, mother born in Canada french, speaks French.
John, son, male, white, aged 16 years, single, can not read or write, did attend school since 1 September 1909, 15 farm schedule, Born in Canada French, American citizen, father born in Maine, mother born in Maine, speaks French, laborer, does odd jobs, works on own, was unemployed on 10 April 1910
Mary Gagnon, daughter, female, white, aged 14 years, single, can not read or write, did not attend school since 1 September 1909, born in Canada french, American citizen, father born in Maine, mother born in Maine, speaks French,
Joseph Gagnon, son, male, white, aged 11 years, single, can read and write, did attend school since 1 September 1909; born in Canada French, American citizen, father born in Maine, mother born in Maine, speaks French
Leonard Gagnon, son, male, white, aged 8 years, single, can read and write, did attend school since 1 September 1909, born in Canada French, American citizen, father born in Maine, mother born in Maine, speaks French
Patrick Gagnon, son, male, white, aged 4 years, single, born in Canada, French, father born in Maine, mother born in Maine, speaks French
Faullia Gagnon, daughter, female, white, aged 1/12 mos. single, born in Maine, father born in Maine, mother born in Maine
1920 United Stated Federal Census Van Buren Town, Aroostock, Maine taken on 14 June 1920:
Tommy Gagnon Head (second marriage), rent home, male, white, aged 64 years, married, can not read or write, born in Maine, father born in Canada, French, mother born in Canada, French, can speak English, no occupation.
Helene, wife, femaile, white, aged 30 years, married, can not read or write, born in Maine,
Joseph, son, male, white, aged 20 years single, not in school, can read or write, born in Maine, father born in Maine, mother born in Maine, can speak English, laborer, lumber mill
Athanase, son, male, white, aged 18 years, single, was not in school, can not read or write, born in Maine, father born in Maine, mother born in Maine, can speak English, laborer, lumber mill
Patrick, son, male, white, aged 13 years, single, was in school, can read and write, born in Maine, father born in Maine, mother born in Maine, can speak English
Falene, daughter, female, white, aged 9 years single, was in school, can read and write, born in Maine, father born in Maine, mother born in Maine, can speak English
Generation Nine:
Patrick Gagnon b. 20 February 1906 at Quebec, Quebec, Canada; m. 23 April 1928 Isabelle Saint Pierre at Caribou, Aroostock, Maine; d. 7 January 1970 at Brockton Plymouth, MA
Their Children:
They had three children two daughters and one son who lived to adulthood
Patrick was a butcher for the Brockton Public Market for many years. Today that supermarket is known as Shaws.
1930 United Stated Federal Census Record, Carubou Village, Aroostock, Maine taken on 15 April 1930 12 Park Street
Patrick Gagnon, head, rents, does not own a farm, male, white, aged 24 years, married, aged 22 at marriage, di dnot attend school, can read and write, born in Canada, American citizen, father born in Maine, mother born in Maine, can speak English, mechanic, garage, is working, not a veteran
Patrick Gagnon, head, rents, does not own a farm, male, white, aged 24 years, married, aged 22 at marriage, di dnot attend school, can read and write, born in Canada, American citizen, father born in Maine, mother born in Maine, can speak English, mechanic, garage, is working, not a veteran
Isabell, wife of head, female, white, aged 20 years, married, aged 18 years at marriage, did not attend school, can read and write, born in Maine, father born in Maine, mother born in Maine, can speak English
Patricia H., daughter, female, white, aged 1 6/12 years, single, did not attend school, born in Maine, father born in Canada, American citizen, mother born in Maine.
12 Park Street Caribou, Aroostock, Maine
Sources:
1. One hundred French-Canadian family histories, Philip J. Moore
2. http://www.rezoe.com/gagnon-belzile/- has a few pictures
3. http://www.upperstjohn.com/gagnon/gagnonniere.htm
4. Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2008.; Original data: Gabriel Drouin, comp. Drouin Collection. Montreal, Quebec, Canada: Institut Généalogique Drouin.
5. Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967 Record for Michel GagnonQuebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967
6. Gagnon Family Reunion Information: http://gagnonreunion.com/index.html
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