Index to French Canadian Revolutionary War Patriots

If you have a French Canadian patriot in the list below and you are a woman interested

in joining the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), you can

contact Debbie Duay at

or complete the "DAR Membership Interest Form" and a local chapter will contact you

https://www.dar.org/national-society/become-member/membership-interest-form

This site provides a free index to French Canadian Revolutionary War patriots from Quebec that appear in the Baby, Taschereau, and Williams journal

and/or Virginia Easley DeMarce's

"Canadian Participants in the American Revolution - An Index."

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IMPORTANT: The patriots that have already been approved by the DAR will have the notation "in DAR Ancestor Database" in the Comments section to the far right.

To look these patriots up in the DAR Ancestor Database,

click here.

As for the other patriots, we assume absolutely NO RESPONSIBILITY for the accuracy of the information.

This site is simply a GUIDE to POSSIBLE French Canadian Revolutionary War patriots.

You must determine for yourself whether the Revolutionary War service and the lineage will be accepted by the DAR before submitting an application.

An English translation of the Baby, Taschereau, and Williams journal was published in 2005 in the book "Quebec During the American Invasion 1775-1776" edited by Michael P. Gabriel.

This book can be purchased at

Amazon.com.

The events discussed in the Baby, Taschereau, and Williams journal took place either in late 1775 or early 1776.

For a French transcription of the Baby, Taschereau, and Williams journal, click:

Baby, Taschereau, and Williams journal in French

The journal starts on page 431 of the report (image 523 of the .pdf) and continues until the end of the report.

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or 2) a possible French Canadian patriot (not established with the DAR).

Click here for instructions.

If you have a French Canadian patriot in the list below and you are a woman interested

in joining the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), you can

contact Debbie Duay at

debduay@yahoo.com

or complete the "DAR Membership Interest Form" and a local chapter will contact you

https://www.dar.org/national-society/become-member/membership-interest-form

If you have an Ancestry.com subscription, click the Ancestry.com link to review the individual's profile and vital records.

NOTE: You must have access to the Ancestry.com's World subscription to view the attached church records.

Abbreviations for Sources of Service

BTW - Baby, Taschereau, and Williams journal

BTW- E refers to the pages in the English translation (pages 5 - 116).

BTW - F refers to the pages in the French transcription (pages 431 - 499).

DM - "Canadian Participants in the American Revolution - An Index," by Virginia Easley DeMarce, 1980.

M246 - Revolutionary War Muster Rolls, U.S. National Archives

Revolutionary War Patriot

Residence During the

Wife

Sources of Service

Patriot

Last Name

First Name

Birth Location

Revolutionary War

Last (Maiden) Name

First Name

BTW - E

BTW - F

Other

Profile

Comments

Alain (Alin) (Allain)

Jean Baptiste

b. 1741

Grand-Pre, Nova Scotia

Cormier

Marguerite LeBlanc