He is a Metis as his mother was a full-blooded Indian of the Mesquakie tribe also known as the Fox tribe. The term Metis is a French term that refers to a person of half-breed, mongrel, cross-bred, mestizo or metif blood. It is a Latin term which means mixed blood. The Metis were known for friendliness and politeness. They had a simple faith and childlike objectivity.
He married Elizabeth Brown Dec. 11, 1796 in Saint-Francois-Du-Lac, Nicolet-Yamaska Regional County Municipality, Quebec, Canada.
Elizabeth was born between 1742 and 1796. Nothing else is known of her.
Children:
1-Elizabeth christened Sept. 8, 1797 at St Francois-du-Lac. For husband se Find A Grave 174401425.
2-Catherine born Sept. 20, 1799 and christened Sept. 22, 1799 at St Francois-du-Lac.
3-John Forrest christened Sept. 23, 1801 St Francois-du-Lac. He married Josephte Baron Aug. 12, 1828 Yamaska, Quebec, Canada. She was born 1810 died?. Her parents were Pierre Barona and Josephte Lincourt.
4-Louise Henriette christened March 31, 1813 St Francois-du-Lac and died 1858. She married Aleis Joly Nov. 8, 1836 at St Elizabeth son of Joseph Joly and Felicite Latour.
5-Jule Adelaide christened Nov. 1, 1816 St Francois-du-Lac.
6-Louis Theophile born Dec 13, 1816 and christened Dec. 13, 1876 St Francois-du-Lac.
Note: Dates don't jive with children 5 and 6.
7-Charles Frederick born Aug. 2, 1820in St Francois du lac, Quebec, Canada and died abt 1878in New London, CT. He was christened Aug 1820 at St Francois du Lac, Quebec, Canada. He married Catherine Enright who was born about 1820 in Ireland and died June 12, 1899 in CT (New London Colony).
1825 census lower Canada
John Oakes # of inhabitants 6 District Buckinghamshire-County Yamaska
1831 census lower Canada
John Oaks # of inhabitants 4, occupation silversmith District Yamaska-County Yamaska
He was a silversmith.
Quebec, Canada, Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1968
Name:John Forrest
Event:Enterrement
Burial Year:1832
Burial Location:Sorel, Québec
Religion:Anglican
Place of Worship or Institution:Anglican, Christ Church
Household Members:
John Forrest
Place of burial July 7th Sorel, Pierre-De-Saurel Regional County Municipality.
Cause of death.cholera.
He married Elizabeth Brown Dec. 11, 1796 in Saint-Francois-Du-Lac, Nicolet-Yamaska Regional County Municipality, Quebec, Canada.
Elizabeth was born between 1742 and 1796. Nothing else is known of her.
Children:
1-Elizabeth christened Sept. 8, 1797 at St Francois-du-Lac. For husband se Find A Grave 174401425.
2-Catherine born Sept. 20, 1799 and christened Sept. 22, 1799 at St Francois-du-Lac.
3-John Forrest christened Sept. 23, 1801 St Francois-du-Lac. He married Josephte Baron Aug. 12, 1828 Yamaska, Quebec, Canada. She was born 1810 died?. Her parents were Pierre Barona and Josephte Lincourt.
4-Louise Henriette christened March 31, 1813 St Francois-du-Lac and died 1858. She married Aleis Joly Nov. 8, 1836 at St Elizabeth son of Joseph Joly and Felicite Latour.
5-Jule Adelaide christened Nov. 1, 1816 St Francois-du-Lac.
6-Louis Theophile born Dec 13, 1816 and christened Dec. 13, 1876 St Francois-du-Lac.
Note: Dates don't jive with children 5 and 6.
7-Charles Frederick born Aug. 2, 1820in St Francois du lac, Quebec, Canada and died abt 1878in New London, CT. He was christened Aug 1820 at St Francois du Lac, Quebec, Canada. He married Catherine Enright who was born about 1820 in Ireland and died June 12, 1899 in CT (New London Colony).
1825 census lower Canada
John Oakes # of inhabitants 6 District Buckinghamshire-County Yamaska
1831 census lower Canada
John Oaks # of inhabitants 4, occupation silversmith District Yamaska-County Yamaska
He was a silversmith.
Quebec, Canada, Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1968
Name:John Forrest
Event:Enterrement
Burial Year:1832
Burial Location:Sorel, Québec
Religion:Anglican
Place of Worship or Institution:Anglican, Christ Church
Household Members:
John Forrest
Place of burial July 7th Sorel, Pierre-De-Saurel Regional County Municipality.
Cause of death.cholera.
He is a Metis as his mother was a full-blooded Indian of the Mesquakie tribe also known as the Fox tribe. The term Metis is a French term that refers to a person of half-breed, mongrel, cross-bred, mestizo or metif blood. It is a Latin term which means mixed blood. The Metis were known for friendliness and politeness. They had a simple faith and childlike objectivity.
He married Elizabeth Brown Dec. 11, 1796 in Saint-Francois-Du-Lac, Nicolet-Yamaska Regional County Municipality, Quebec, Canada.
Elizabeth was born between 1742 and 1796. Nothing else is known of her.
Children:
1-Elizabeth christened Sept. 8, 1797 at St Francois-du-Lac. For husband se Find A Grave 174401425.
2-Catherine born Sept. 20, 1799 and christened Sept. 22, 1799 at St Francois-du-Lac.
3-John Forrest christened Sept. 23, 1801 St Francois-du-Lac. He married Josephte Baron Aug. 12, 1828 Yamaska, Quebec, Canada. She was born 1810 died?. Her parents were Pierre Barona and Josephte Lincourt.
4-Louise Henriette christened March 31, 1813 St Francois-du-Lac and died 1858. She married Aleis Joly Nov. 8, 1836 at St Elizabeth son of Joseph Joly and Felicite Latour.
5-Jule Adelaide christened Nov. 1, 1816 St Francois-du-Lac.
6-Louis Theophile born Dec 13, 1816 and christened Dec. 13, 1876 St Francois-du-Lac.
Note: Dates don't jive with children 5 and 6.
7-Charles Frederick born Aug. 2, 1820in St Francois du lac, Quebec, Canada and died abt 1878in New London, CT. He was christened Aug 1820 at St Francois du Lac, Quebec, Canada. He married Catherine Enright who was born about 1820 in Ireland and died June 12, 1899 in CT (New London Colony).
1825 census lower Canada
John Oakes # of inhabitants 6 District Buckinghamshire-County Yamaska
1831 census lower Canada
John Oaks # of inhabitants 4, occupation silversmith District Yamaska-County Yamaska
He was a silversmith.
Quebec, Canada, Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1968
Name:John Forrest
Event:Enterrement
Burial Year:1832
Burial Location:Sorel, Québec
Religion:Anglican
Place of Worship or Institution:Anglican, Christ Church
Household Members:
John Forrest
Place of burial July 7th Sorel, Pierre-De-Saurel Regional County Municipality.
Cause of death.cholera.
He married Elizabeth Brown Dec. 11, 1796 in Saint-Francois-Du-Lac, Nicolet-Yamaska Regional County Municipality, Quebec, Canada.
Elizabeth was born between 1742 and 1796. Nothing else is known of her.
Children:
1-Elizabeth christened Sept. 8, 1797 at St Francois-du-Lac. For husband se Find A Grave 174401425.
2-Catherine born Sept. 20, 1799 and christened Sept. 22, 1799 at St Francois-du-Lac.
3-John Forrest christened Sept. 23, 1801 St Francois-du-Lac. He married Josephte Baron Aug. 12, 1828 Yamaska, Quebec, Canada. She was born 1810 died?. Her parents were Pierre Barona and Josephte Lincourt.
4-Louise Henriette christened March 31, 1813 St Francois-du-Lac and died 1858. She married Aleis Joly Nov. 8, 1836 at St Elizabeth son of Joseph Joly and Felicite Latour.
5-Jule Adelaide christened Nov. 1, 1816 St Francois-du-Lac.
6-Louis Theophile born Dec 13, 1816 and christened Dec. 13, 1876 St Francois-du-Lac.
Note: Dates don't jive with children 5 and 6.
7-Charles Frederick born Aug. 2, 1820in St Francois du lac, Quebec, Canada and died abt 1878in New London, CT. He was christened Aug 1820 at St Francois du Lac, Quebec, Canada. He married Catherine Enright who was born about 1820 in Ireland and died June 12, 1899 in CT (New London Colony).
1825 census lower Canada
John Oakes # of inhabitants 6 District Buckinghamshire-County Yamaska
1831 census lower Canada
John Oaks # of inhabitants 4, occupation silversmith District Yamaska-County Yamaska
He was a silversmith.
Quebec, Canada, Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1968
Name:John Forrest
Event:Enterrement
Burial Year:1832
Burial Location:Sorel, Québec
Religion:Anglican
Place of Worship or Institution:Anglican, Christ Church
Household Members:
John Forrest
Place of burial July 7th Sorel, Pierre-De-Saurel Regional County Municipality.
Cause of death.cholera.
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