This example of Immigration in the USA is taken from my own family tree.

This couple never entered the United States. The Venne family (on my mother’s side) landed in Canada in 1671 and stayed there until 1864. That’s 193 years and 5 generations of Venne men living in Canada prior to entering the USA.

All other French Canadian/Creole branches (on both my mother’s and father’s sides) extend into the 1700 to 1800s – at least. This is the only couple I was able to trace back to a country other than Canada or the United States. Completing the necessary research on the rest will require significantly more time, so they will not be posted in the near future.

That said, the following data is the best currently available. There are many gaps in the information. It is presented as research in progress.

Francoise Manseau (Manseaux) and Jean Baptiste Davoine Voyne (Venne) (Voine) (Vien)

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Francoise Manseau (Manseaux)

Unknown birth and death dates

• Birth Location: France
• Immigration Year: 1671
• Canada Residence: L’Assomption, Lanaudiere Region, Quebec, Canada
• Native Language: French
• Occupation: Housewife
• Education: Unknown
• Naturalization Status: Unknown
• Number of children: At least 2

Jean Baptiste Davoine Voyne (Venne) (Voine) (Vien)
1657 – 1736

• Birth Location: Rennes, Departement d’Ille-et-Vilaine, Bretagne, France
• Immigration Year: 1671
• Canada Residence: L’Assomption, Lanaudiere Region, Quebec, Canada
• Native Language: French
• Occupation: Unknown
• Education: Unknown
• Naturalization Status: Unknown

More details about the Venne family line in Canada can be found on the Claude Dupras website.