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Descendants of Jacques Bignutte Generation No. 1 1. JACQUES1 BIGNUTTE was born 1730 in Montbeliard, France, and died Mar 1805 in Wentworth ,Cumberland,Nova Scotia. He married MARIE CALAME. She was born 1734 in Montbeliard, France. Child of JACQUES BIGNUTTE and MARIE CALAME is: 2. i. JOHN GEORGE2 BIGNEY, b. 20 Jun 1761, Lunenburg, Nova Scotia; d. 1845, River John, Nova Scotia. Generation No. 2 2. JOHN GEORGE2 BIGNEY (JACQUES1 BIGNUTTE) was born 20 Jun 1761 in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, and died 1845 in River John, Nova Scotia. He married AGNES LANGILLE, daughter of MATTHIAS LANGILLE and SUSANNE MENEGAUX. She was born 1765, and died 1842. Children of JOHN BIGNEY and AGNES LANGILLE are: 3. i. JAMES3 BIGNEY, b. 12 Oct 1789, River John, Nova Scotia; d. 1872, River John, Nova Scotia. ii. STEPHEN BIGNEY, b. Abt. 1790, River John, Nova Scotia; m. HANNAH LANGILLE. iii. LYDIA BIGNEY, b. Abt. 1790, River John, Nova Scotia; m. JAMES PERRIN. iv. MARGARET BIGNEY, b. Abt. 1790, River John, Nova Scotia; m. SAMUEL JOUDREY. 4. v. GEORGE BIGNEY, b. 1792, River John, Nova Scotia. vi. NANCY AGNES BIGNEY, b. 1800, River John, Nova Scotia; m. JAMES JOUDREY. vii. THOMAS BIGNEY, b. 04 Aug 1804, River John, Nova Scotia; d. 22 Jul 1895; m. SARAH ROGERS. 5. viii. SUSAN BIGNEY, b. 1808, River John, Nova Scotia; d. 1893. ix. JANE JENNIE BIGNEY, b. 1808, River John, Nova Scotia; m. WALTER LANGILLE. x. MARY BIGNEY, b. 1810, River John, Nova Scotia; m. LEVI MATTATALL. 6. xi. ELIZABETH BIGNEY, b. Abt. 1814, River John, Nova Scotia. 7. xii. CATHERINE BIGNEY, b. 1814, River John, Nova Scotia; d. 1855. Generation No. 3 3. JAMES3 BIGNEY (JOHN GEORGE2, JACQUES1 BIGNUTTE) was born 12 Oct 1789 in River John, Nova Scotia, and died 1872 in River John, Nova Scotia. He married LOUISA MARGARETTE PERRIN 1808 in River John, Nova Scotia, daughter of JEAN PERRIN and CATHERINE JOLLIMORE. She was born 01 Apr 1786 in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, and died 1851 in River John, Nova Scotia. Children of JAMES BIGNEY and LOUISA PERRIN are: 8. i. JACOB A.4 BIGNEY, b. 12 Jan 1823, River John,Pictou county,Nova Scotia; d. 12 Nov 1912, River John,Pictou county,Nova Scotia. ii. LOUISA BIGNEY, b. 1802; d. 1889; m. ROBERT LANGILLE; b. 1801; d. 30 Oct 1886. 4. GEORGE3 BIGNEY (JOHN GEORGE2, JACQUES1 BIGNUTTE) was born 1792 in River John, Nova Scotia. He married ELEANOR MILLARD. She was born 1798, and died 05 Jun 1871. Children of GEORGE BIGNEY and ELEANOR MILLARD are: i. JAMES4 BIGNEY, b. 1812; m. HANNAH ABIGAIL LANGILLE, 20 Jan 1835; b. 1813; d. 29 Apr 1901. ii. JOHN BIGNEY, b. 1815; m. JANE LANGILLE, 28 Jan 1841; b. 14 Jul 1815. iii. GEORGE BIGNEY, b. 1818; d. 13 Sep 1898; m. HANNAH LANGILLE; b. 1822. iv. NELSON BIGNEY, b. 13 Oct 1826, Cape John,Nova Scotia; d. 1912; m. MARY ANN LANGILLE; b. 02 Jan 1817; d. 01 Jan 1922. Notes for NELSON BIGNEY: 44 196 Bigney Nelson M Head M Oct 13 1826 74 45 196 Bigney Mary F Wife M Jan 2 1817 84 9. v. CATHERINE BIGNEY, b. 02 Apr 1828. 1 10. vi. MARY BIGNEY, d. 1915, Mountain Road Cemetery,River John. 11. vii. WILLIAM BIGNEY, b. Bet. 1831 - 1832; d. 1881. 12. viii. ELLEN BIGNEY, b. 1837. 13. ix. JANE BIGNEY, b. 08 Feb 1838, River John, Nova Scotia. 5. SUSAN3 BIGNEY (JOHN GEORGE2, JACQUES1 BIGNUTTE) was born 1808 in River John, Nova Scotia, and died 1893. She married ISAAC LANGILLE, son of JOHN LANGILLE and SUSANNAH MATTATALL. Children of SUSAN BIGNEY and ISAAC LANGILLE are: i. SUSAN4 LANGILLE, b. 1842. ii. GEORGE LANGILLE, b. River John, Nova Scotia; d. 19 Apr 1875, River John, Nova Scotia. iii. JANE LANGILLE, b. 1850. iv. ELLEN LANGILLE, b. River John, Nova Scotia; d. 1922; m. (1) DAVID ANDERSON BIGNEY; b. 1864; m. (2) DAVID L BIGNEY, 06 Dec 1905; b. 1843, River John, Nova Scotia. 6. ELIZABETH3 BIGNEY (JOHN GEORGE2, JACQUES1 BIGNUTTE) was born Abt. 1814 in River John, Nova Scotia. She married (1) DAVID LANGILLE, son of JEAN LANGILLE and MARY MILLER. She married (2) DANIEL LANGILLE 30 Jan 1834 in River John, Nova Scotia, son of GEORGE LANGILLE and SUSANNAH PERRIN. Children of ELIZABETH BIGNEY and DAVID LANGILLE are: i. GEORGE4 LANGILLE, b. Abt. 1835. ii. RACHEL LANGILLE. iii. EFFIE LANGILLE. iv. WILLIAM T LANGILLE. v. JANE LANGILLE. 14. vi. MARGARET LANGILLE. vii. THOMAS LANGILLE. Children of ELIZABETH BIGNEY and DANIEL LANGILLE are: 15. viii. SIMON4 LANGILLE, b. 08 Nov 1835; d. 29 Apr 1920. 16. ix. THOMAS LANGILLE, b. 1840. x. MARY LANGILLE, b. 1845. xi. ELIZABETH LANGILLE, b. May 1849; d. 09 Nov 1924. 17. xii. DANIEL LANGILLE, b. Mar 1850; d. 04 May 1900. xiii. STEPHEN LANGILLE, b. 1852; d. 1912, Michigan. 7. CATHERINE3 BIGNEY (JOHN GEORGE2, JACQUES1 BIGNUTTE) was born 1814 in River John, Nova Scotia, and died 1855. She married GEORGE LANGILLE, son of GEORGE LANGILLE and SUSANNAH PERRIN. He was born 1809, and died 1875. Children of CATHERINE BIGNEY and GEORGE LANGILLE are: i. LEVI LEWIS4 LANGILLE, b. 1835; d. 21 Oct 1904. ii. MARY LANGILLE, b. 1844. iii. GEORGE F LANGILLE, b. Dec 1850; d. 22 May 1892. iv. ARTHUR WESLEY LANGILLE, b. 1855; d. 15 Sep 1895. v. ELISHA H LANGILLE, b. 1858. Generation No. 4 8. JACOB A.4 BIGNEY (JAMES3, JOHN GEORGE2, JACQUES1 BIGNUTTE) was born 12 Jan 1823 in River John,Pictou county,Nova Scotia, and died 12 Nov 1912 in River John,Pictou county,Nova Scotia. He married MARTHA LANGILLE 03 Oct 1843 in Church of Scotland,River John,Nova Scotia, daughter of EPHRAIM LANGILLE and MARY AGROTTO. She was born 14 Apr 1826 in River John,Pictou county,Nova Scotia, and died 16 Jul 1883 in River John,Pictou county,Nova Scotia. Children of JACOB BIGNEY and MARTHA LANGILLE are: 18. i. SAMUEL5 BIGNEY, b. 22 Mar 1844, River John,Pictou County, Nova Scotia; d. 14 Mar 1934, Bellevue Cemetery, River John, Pictou County,Nova Scotia. ii. GEORGE L BIGNEY, b. 1850, River John, Nova Scotia. 19. iii. BANFORD BIGNEY, b. 30 Oct 1851, River John, Nova Scotia; d. 1932, Mountain Road Cemetery,River John. 20. iv. JACOB BIGNEY, b. 24 May 1854, River John, Nova Scotia; d. 17 Sep 1927, Westville,Pictou 2 County,Nova Scotia. 21. v. SIMON SINCLAIR BIGNEY, b. 04 Feb 1861, River John, Nova Scotia; d. May 1948, Springhill,Nova Scotia. vi. THOMAS BIGNEY, b. 1861, River John, Nova Scotia. Notes for THOMAS BIGNEY: 16 137 Bigney Thomas M Head M Jan 1863 48 1901 17 137 Bigney Martha F Wife M Nov 1869 41 1901 18 137 Bigney Mary F Daughter S Sep 1895 15 1901 19 137 Bigney William M Son S Sep 1896 14 1901 20 137 Bigney Dora F Daughter S Jan 1901 10 1901 21 137 Bigney Alice F Daughter S Jan 1907 4 1901 vii. MARTHA BIGNEY, b. 1863, River John, Nova Scotia. viii. JANE BIGNEY, b. 1865, River John, Nova Scotia. ix. ALEXANDER BIGNEY, b. 1867, River John, Nova Scotia; d. Aft. 1905, Springhill,Nova Scotia; m. SUSAN G WAY, 16 Apr 1891. x. LEXIS BIGNEY, b. 1869. xi. ELIZABETH LIBBY BIGNEY, b. 1871. xii. LAURA BIGNEY, b. 1873. 9. CATHERINE4 BIGNEY (GEORGE3, JOHN GEORGE2, JACQUES1 BIGNUTTE) was born 02 Apr 1828. She married ARCHIBALD LANGILLE, son of CHRISTOPHER LANGILLE and NANCY CORBETT. He was born 29 May 1826. Children of CATHERINE BIGNEY and ARCHIBALD LANGILLE are: i. NELSON5 LANGILLE, b. River John, Nova Scotia; d. 01 Feb 1873, River John, Nova Scotia. ii. ELLEN JANE LANGILLE, b. 1853, River John, Nova Scotia; d. 09 Feb 1872, River John, Nova Scotia. iii. DANIEL LANGILLE, b. 1856. iv. ALLISON LANGILLE, b. 1858. 22. v. WOODBURY LANGILLE, b. 1862. vi. CHRISTY LANGILLE, b. 1864; m. ARCHIBALD JOUDRIE. vii. JOHN FRASER LANGILLE, b. 1867. 23. viii. CHARLES M LANGILLE, d. 1973, Mountain Road Cemetery,River John. 10. MARY4 BIGNEY (GEORGE3, JOHN GEORGE2, JACQUES1 BIGNUTTE) died 1915 in Mountain Road Cemetery,River John. She married (1) LEVI PATRIQUIN. He was born 1826. She married (2) GEORGE LANGILLE 07 Apr 1846, son of CHRISTOPHER and NANCY CORBETT. He was born 03 Jul 1824, and died 1902 in Mountain Road Cemetery,River John. Children of MARY BIGNEY and GEORGE LANGILLE are: i. EMILY5 LANGILLE, b. 1850, River John, Nova Scotia; m. THOMAS FORBES, 01 Dec 1870. ii. ELIZA LANGILLE, b. 1853, River John, Nova Scotia. 24. iii. HOWARD LANGILLE, b. 1862, River John, Nova Scotia; d. 02 Sep 1956, Mountain Road Cemetery,River John. 11. WILLIAM4 BIGNEY (GEORGE3, JOHN GEORGE2, JACQUES1 BIGNUTTE) was born Bet. 1831 - 1832, and died 1881. He married CATHERINE JANE KATE LANGILLE 15 Jul 1862, daughter of JAMES LANGILLE and SARAH LANGILLE. She died 1914. Children of WILLIAM BIGNEY and CATHERINE LANGILLE are: i. DANIEL5 BIGNEY, b. Cape John,Nova Scotia. ii. JENNY BIGNEY, b. Cape John,Nova Scotia. iii. DORCAS BIGNEY, b. 06 Apr 1863, Cape John,Nova Scotia; d. 24 Aug 1943, Balfron,Colchester County,Nova Scotia; m. ARCHIBALD CAMERON, 27 Feb 1889, Tatamagouche, Nova scotia; b. 30 Apr 1849, Balfron,Colchester County,Nova Scotia; d. 22 Nov 1941, Tatamagouche, Colchester,Nova Scotia. iv. GORAM BIGNEY, b. 29 Dec 1864, Cape John,Nova Scotia. v. JOHN W BIGNEY, b. 1868, Cape John,Nova Scotia. vi. MARY BIGNEY, b. 1869, Cape John,Nova Scotia. vii. VIRGINIA BIGNEY, b. 1870, Cape John,Nova Scotia. 25. viii. HECTOR STERLING BIGNEY, b. 03 Jul 1871, Cape John,Nova Scotia; d. 03 Jul 1918. ix. COSAM H BIGNEY, b. 1874, Cape John,Nova Scotia.
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    In This Issue Lions Memorial Park….….….....Pgs. 1&6 Lions Club International In Memory…….………...…………...Pg. 2 District N2 D G ’ s N e w s l e t t e r …… . P g . 3 Nova Scotia Canada Highlights & Photo’s Pgs2,4,7,10, 11,14&15 Club Standings………..….………….Pg. 10 From Activity Reports…...….....Pgs. 12&13 DGO…………....……………..……..Pg.16 THE NOVA SCOTIA LION Best Club Points………………….Pgs. 8&9 Vol. 52 No. 1 July/August 2019 "In Memory of Deceased Lion's District N2" 2019 2020” B L Baddeck: Lion Bill Smith E I D O Sheet Harbour: Lion Brian Smith F N Chezzetcook: Lion Cyril O S Randall (Charter Member) R Windsor: Lion Dave Burgess D Bedford Lions Club President Jamie Harper presents a cheque to Capt. Andrew Konning of the 342 Bedford Lions Royal Air Cadet Squadron during the year end closing banquet. The Lions Club has been supporting 342 Cadets for over 25 years. The money will be used for programs and events for the Squadron. Lion Gordon McMillan and Lion Carolyn Stoddart present a cheque to Lisa Matte, Regional Director of Diabetes Canada. The money will go to funding programs at the Camp Lion Maxwell Summer Camp for chil- dren 7 to 12 with type 1 diabetes. Total dona- tion $1500.00 The funds were raised during a recent Volunteer Road Toll run by the Bed- ford Lions Club and cadets from 342 Bed- ford Lions Royal Air Cadet Squadron at Sunnyside Mall and Sobey's Mill Cove Plaza. Bedford Lions President Jamie Harper presents a cheque to Charles P.