My great grandfather Peter Jordan visiting his in-laws headstone at Mount Hermon Cemetery in Quebec City.
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Peter Jordan at Quebec City Cemetery
My great grandfather Peter Jordan visiting his in-laws headstone at Mount Hermon Cemetery in Quebec City.
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Awesome – I think I am related to Jordan’s from Quebec – birthmothers maiden name LaBrecque
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Hi Yvonne,
Peter Jordan’s mother was Anne Reddy b. 1854 in Quebec City. Anne was a twin sister to Cecilia! I don’t have the LaBrecque surname in my tree.LikeLike
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Hi Patricia! I still haven’t found my Maternal side of the Family! You remember you said that I was a match somehow, but I don’t know if I am a close, or distant match with your family? I get more & more matches with ancestry, and some with FTDNA, mtDNA!
Last week I went to California to meet my half-sister! It was an amazing week which I’ll never forget! The Madden family on my Father’s side are very warmth people, I couldn’t ask for more!!
I just hope that one day I will get a nice surprise as a close match on my Maternal family!
Have a nice day, NicoleLikeLike
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