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The German Presence in the Eastern Townships Final The German Presence in the Eastern Townships Central Quebec Richelieu River Valley & South West Quebec 1 2 Grace Church Sutton Trinity Church Iberville Methodist Church Lacolle 3 The German Presence in the Eastern Townships, Central Quebec Richelieu River Valley & South West Quebec Bagot - Chambly - Chateauguay - Compton - Drummond - Frontenac - Huntingdon - Iberville - La Prairie - Missisquoi - Napierville - Nicolet - Richelieu - Rouville - Shefford - Soulanges - St-Hyacinthe - St-Jean - Vaudreuil - Verchères - Yamaska Table of Contents The Ruiter family ....................................................................................................................................... 10 Online Repositories ................................................................................................................................... 10 Major Repositories in Québec and Ontario .............................................................................................. 11 The towns and villages .............................................................................................................................. 11 Ange Gardien - Rouville ........................................................................................................................ 12 Bagot County Cemeteries ..................................................................................................................... 12 Baie-du-Febvre - Yamaska..................................................................................................................... 12 Beauceville de la Nouvelle Beauce - Beauce ......................................................................................... 12 Bécancour - Gentilly - Nicolet ............................................................................................................... 12 Boucherville - Chambly ......................................................................................................................... 13 Brandt's Hill - Richmond........................................................................................................................ 13 Brome County Cemeteries .................................................................................................................... 13 Brome-Missisquoi Region Cemeteries .................................................................................................. 13 4 Caldwell Manor - Iberville ..................................................................................................................... 14 Cedar Point - Yamaska .......................................................................................................................... 15 Cedars - Soulanges ................................................................................................................................ 15 Central Region of Quebec Cemeteries .................................................................................................. 15 Chambly County Cemeteries ................................................................................................................. 16 Chambly - Chambly ............................................................................................................................... 16 Chateauguay County Cemeteries .......................................................................................................... 17 Chateauguay - Chateauguay ................................................................................................................. 17 Chartierville - Compton ......................................................................................................................... 18 Chesham - Frontenac ............................................................................................................................ 18 Compton County Cemeteries - .............................................................................................................. 18 Contrecoeur .......................................................................................................................................... 18 Côteaux (Les) - Côteau du Lac - Côteau Landing - Côte St-Charles - Côte St-George - Côte St-Louis ..... 18 Cowansville - Missisquoi ....................................................................................................................... 20 Ditton - Compton .................................................................................................................................. 22 Dorion - Vaudreuil ................................................................................................................................. 22 Drummond County Cemeteries ............................................................................................................ 22 Drummond - Nicolet - Yamaska Region Cemeteries ............................................................................. 22 Drummondville - Drummond ................................................................................................................ 22 Dundee - Huntingdon ........................................................................................................................... 23 Dunham Flat - Missisquoi ...................................................................................................................... 25 Dunhan Township - Missisquoi ............................................................................................................. 25 Dunham Village - Missisquoi ................................................................................................................. 28 Dunkerley - Rouville .............................................................................................................................. 28 Dunkin Village (West Potton) - Brome .................................................................................................. 28 5 East Dunham - Missisquoi ..................................................................................................................... 29 Eastern Townships .................................................................................................................................... 30 Emburton - Compton ............................................................................................................................ 31 Farnham - Missisquoi ............................................................................................................................ 31 Farnham Centre (Center) - Missisquoi .................................................................................................. 32 Fort St. Johns - St-Jean .......................................................................................................................... 33 Frontenac County Cemeteries .............................................................................................................. 35 Godmanchester - Huntingdon .............................................................................................................. 35 Grantham Township - Drummond ........................................................................................................ 36 Grantham - Drummond ........................................................................................................................ 36 Huntingdon County Cemeteries ............................................................................................................ 37 Huntingdon - Huntingdon ..................................................................................................................... 37 Iberville County ..................................................................................................................................... 40 Iberville County Cemeteries .................................................................................................................. 40 Iberville - Bleury - Iberville .................................................................................................................... 40 Ile aux Noix - Fort Lennox - St-Jean ....................................................................................................... 41 Jersey Mills - Beauce ............................................................................................................................. 42 Kennebec Road Settlement - Beauce .................................................................................................... 42 L'Acadie - St-Jean .................................................................................................................................. 43 Lacolle - St-Jean .................................................................................................................................... 43 Lambton - Frontenac............................................................................................................................. 44 Lapairie County Cemeteries .................................................................................................................. 45 Laprairie - Laprairie ............................................................................................................................... 45 La Présentation - St-Hyacinthe .............................................................................................................. 45 Linière - Beauce ...................................................................................................................................
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