Gallery 2 - Sense of belonging and taking roots into Greater Madawaska (1860-1960)
16. Drummond
Descendants Lagacé and Beaulieu (am_2222)
Longevity explains the presence of two complete family lines in this photo, first row: Lucien
Beaulieu and his father Samuel Sam Beaulieu. 2nd row: Jean Jack Beaulieu,
Sam's father, and Abraham Lagacé, Elisabeth's father (married to Sam). 3rd row: Hermine
Bard, Jack Beaulieu's wife; and Louise Grenier, wife of Abraham Lagacé. 4th row: Gilberte
Lily Beaulieu, Lucien's sister, and baby Marguerite Michaud (daughter of Germaine Beaulieu);
Yvonne Lavoie, Lucien's wife, and their oldest daughter Claudette; Elisabeth Lagacé, Sam Beaulieu's
wife. The photo was taken on the steps in front of Lucien and Yvonne's house, where Abraham and
Hermine lived for a few years. Also the babies in the photo have two grandparents (Beaulieu) and two
pairs of great-grandparents (Beaulieu and Lagacé). To distinguish their Beaulieu grandfathers,
Lucien's children made up the name Old Grandfather for the great-grandfather Jack Beaulieu
(died in 1951) and New Grandfather for grandfather Sam Beaulieu (died in 199?). Photo taken
in 1935. Lent by the Beaulieu family.
